Miss Helen Mary George Weds Louisville Cartoonist
Miss Helen Mary George marries George Joseph Jr a Louisville newspaper cartoonist. Ceremony at St Andrews Church conducted by Dr E B Redhead at 12:30 pm with palms gladioli and candelabra. Reception at the bride’s home for about 100 guests followed by a Miami trip in a fur frock and velvet turban with mink trim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Mary George
Louisville
George Joseph, Jr
E. B. Redhead
Redhead
St. Andrew's Church
Brazil
Wilma George
Joan Farah
Cous
Ny George, Jr
Abe Usher
William George
Miami
Florida
Kentucky
Eliabeth Town
Columbus
Warren
Ashtabula
Cleveland
Lorain
Elyria
Nanny George
Broadstreet
Scho
Joseph
G. Joseph
Loursville
Schoo
University of Louisville
Louisville Courier Journal
Dorothy Rumpf and Clement Wohlever wed at St. Mary's
Nuptial high mass celebrated for Dorothy E Rumpf daughter of Mr and Mrs Vincent Rumpf and Clement Wohlever of Amherst at St Marys church. Bride wore white satin and lace with beaded tiara. Bridesmaid Irene Rumpf carried white prayer book with pink streamers. Best man Ralph Nichols nephew of the groom. After ceremony, couple to reside in Amherst.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Moseley
Dorothy E. Rumpf
Clement Wohlever
St. Mary's Church
Vincent Rumpf
East Avertue
Amherst
Monsignor
Floyd Begin
Cleveland
Irene Rumpf
Ralph Nichols
St. Mary's School
Young Ladies Sodality
Sigrid Amidon
Wohlever
Ami School
Joseph's Church
Holy Name Society
Thew Shovel Company
Tureen Supper and church meeting outline plans
Members of the Second Congregational Christian Endeavor held a tureen supper at the church with planning by Bob Karp and John. Ruth Van Osdale and others participated in the discussion on How to Read the Bible. New officers will be installed January 28 and the missionary committee led by Tom Davis will run next week. Hosts to Pinechle Club at Albert Schaefer home and Epworth League meeting at First Methodist Church discussed God with us and the path away from Satan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Second Congregational Christian Endeavor
Bob Karp
John
Ruth van Osdale
William Willie Frylis Alexander
Joann Nagy
Donna Graham
Rush van Osdale
Russ Lambert
Martha Kuhn
Tom Davis
Epworth League
First Methodist Church
Luis Nevins
Iden
Marion Holmes
Young People’s Fellowship of
St Andrew's Church
Wilfrid Bowdler
Ida Jean Sands
Jack Reinhardt
Personal notes from Elyria area social events and meetings
Mr and Mrs Paul Cochrane travel to Dayton for the Ohio Dairy Products Association meeting at the Dayton Biltmore Hotel where he presides over the Ohio Dairy Boosters. Farewell dinner hosted for James Saum by Wayne Garland with several guests. The Saum family plans to move to Springfield Ohio in May. The Anspachers arrive from Texas to visit family and attend engineers meetings in Cleveland and Buffalo. Calvin C. Cochrane funeral held in Butler Pennsylvania. Mr Cochrane was last survivor of a large family. Elyria residents return from California and Pasadena visits. several family trips noted. Clergy deputation to Florida planned for three months, with Miss Bertha Juel called home to South Dakota. Local births announced and social gatherings described, including a birthday party and a women’s club meeting in Elyria.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Cochrane
Cambridge Avenue
Dayton
Ohio
Ohio Dairy Products Association
Dayton Biltmore
James Saum
Jack Pearson
John Schiden
Richard Birmingham
Blaine Sprague
Jack Reinhardt
Wayne Garland
Saum
Elyria
Springfield
Thomas Anspacher
Texas
BE. M. Anspacher
West Avenue
Cleveland
Buffalo
New York
Anspacher
Payal Cochrane
Calvin C. Cochrane
Butler
Pennsylvania
Cochrane
H. K Cochrane
Cochran
A. Burr
East Avenue
Californi
Edgar Burr
Enice
Douglas Aircraft
Sante
Elyr
DH Monica
Burr
la Pasadena
Rev B. Davidson
West Eighth Street
B. R
Florida
Ision
Bertha Juel
Pilgrim Camm Church
Oboe Sercinary
Sor Dakota
E. W. Gilkinson
Gulf Road
Chicago
Illinois
Ted Maddock
Lacey Ann
Clark Maddock
Eighth Street
Harley Gibbs
Clinton Street
Widotte
Detroit
Michigan
C. H. Gibbs
Jefferson Junior High PTA Dance Draws Big Crowd
The Jefferson Sumi High School PTA hosted a well attended dance with Jack Elton's Orchestra providing music. Mothers sold candy led by Mrs Lea Barnhart and Mrs Carl Fesler while Mr Burton ran the dance setup. Principal F A Dusthimer and Mrs Dusthimer attended as fathers aided in crowd control and general help.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parent-Teacher Association
Jefferson Sumi High School
Taok
Jack Elton
Lea Barnhart
Carl Fesler
Burton
P.T. A
F. A. Dusthimer
Gladys Tittle and Francis Lewis Jr Wed in Kentucky
Gladys Tittle and Francis Lewis Jr. wed in Kentucky on Saturday in a ceremony read by Oberlin’s Tames Tittle. The bride wore a blue dress with brown accessories and a garden-shouldered veil. The groom’s family, from Oberlin, noted the couple’s marriage as part of local society events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gladys Tittle
Francis Lewis Jr
Kentucky
Tames
Oberlin
Viladys
Francis Lewis
Francis
Eye of
Falmon Kentucky
Reve
Epworth Leaguers Present Program at Lorain Church
The Epworth League of Twentieth Street Methodist in Lorain led by Rev. W. R. Brventon hosted a Sunday afternoon program. Charles Nict directed music as Roberta Upton spoke on Follow the Gleam with Melby Mason at piano. Plans for C E week were announced and next week’s study topic On Church was set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain
Epworth Leaguers
Twentieth Street Methodist Church
W. R. Brventon
League
Charles Nict
Nichols
D. M. Upton
Morgan Avenue
Robertauster
Melby Mason
Ying Fair
John Ladow
LaGrange Girl Weds In Glenville Church
LaGrange girl married in Glenville First Methodist Church Cleveland on Saturday January 20. Bride daughter of Z Wilson of La, Hartsel employed in Unemployment Compensation Dept. Groom son of Clayton Hartsel of Land Ohio. After ceremony and dinner the couple left for a wedding trip and will reside in Columbus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenville First Methodist Church
Cleveland
Guise Wilson
Z. Wilson
W. Hartseldf
Virgil C. Jump
James Cur
Jelle Eaton
Cuctis
Faton
Risel
Columbus
Hartsol
Unemployment Compensation Department
Oberlin School of Commerce
J. Hartsel
Compa
Clayton Hartsel
Land
Ohio
Playmakers Hold Social Gathering at WCA
Last evening at the WCA gym fifty members and guests of Playmakers attended the January tureen supper meeting. The cast of Hotel Universe rehearsed for the February 6 production in the high school auditorium. Edward Champion chaired the business session while Doris Hartwell handled ticket distribution. Director Frank Seward reported steady progress with the demanding play as two weeks remain before dress rehearsal. Kathryn Walker and Stanley Ackerman presented a dramatic sketch that boosted workshop interest. Public Affairs meets Tuesday January 2 at 1:30 in Miss Ona Holly's offices for a tea and book review, with notes on the Columbus Public Affairs Conference and the 1940 program from the U National Board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Champion
Doris Hartwell
Frank Seward
Kathryn Walker
Stanley Ackerman
Ella Foley Smith
Rose Croming
Viva Champion
Ona Holly
Columbus
U. National Board
Dance Teachers Meet in Akron Convention Highlights
Attend Dance Convention Mr and Mrs Lowell Stone with Johney Gilduus and Annetta Myers Elyria Center assistants traveled to the Mayflower Hotel Akron for a one day Cleveland and Ohio Dancing Teachers Association gathering. LeRoy Thayer guest of honor president Dancing Masters of America. Mrs Stone assisted in Collegiateux trot roumne demonstration and received instruction in etiquette Congo and Rhumba. The Stones and Gibbons taught Yankee Twist to dancing teachers. piece composed by Mrs Stone and Margaret Rhodes titled Yankee Twist. Banquet followed demonstrations. later invited to a party hosted by Fred Hope.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowell Stone
Johney Gilduus
Annetta Myers
Elyria
Elyria Hotel
Cleveland and
Ohio
Mayflower Hotel
Akron
LeRoy Thayer
Dancing Masters of America
Ernest Shaw speaks on Christian soldiers at Junior B Y P A
Ernest Shaw served as speaker at the Junior B Y P A meeting in the First Baptist Church. He described training steps from naval service to discipline and likened them to entering Christian service. Doris Adams led devotions and Herbert Carlson played a trumpet solo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Shaw
First Baptist Church
Shaw
Doris Adams
Herbert Carlson
David Taylor
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Ste Pet Dorothy Funk
Mable Little
Dorothy Rumpf
St. Mary's
Frank Marvin
Beebe Court
Clevel
Toledo
Fred Rothgery
T. H. Smith
Ann Wilkins
R. D. Wolf
Mae Johnson
William
Raymond Ott
Will Williams
Taft Street
Airs. Williams
Wams
Mr. Ducoty
Cartwright
MM Bridgett
Ralph Betz
John Worthingon
Joan Jehle
Ducoty
Albert Schaefer
ST. D
Madison Avenue
Harol Norbert Young
Wal
Foster Avenue
Neff
Cleveland Vane
Ethel Aftermoon
Pele Ab GS
Cinb
Russell Bennett
Wenners
Heth
C.H Merthew Ca. Ee
Gite
Elyvia
Mia
Mc F
Tiighton
Tad
Wlcla Auf Literiauma
Wesley Suhr
Bernee Nicholas
Audreyne
Jane Emerich
Regina Barker Suhr
Piris
Parent-Teacher Association News
Jefferson Junior High
Marcel
Ruth's
Lake Ave
Juha
von Th
Western Autom Company
Grada
C. E
Glenville
Walter Forrest
Engand
Russia
Trish Free State
Crow Hollow
Kennedy
Vg Worthing
Bridge Street
Elyria Women’s Club
Dorothy Bell
George Tulk Wall
Saji
Szechwan
China
Cleveland Academy
All-American School Association
Cleveland Academy of Cosmetology, Inc
Euclid Ave
Rc. T
Chmerthew Co
New
Eton
Coats
Mayde
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