Miss Louise Donovan and Henry Koepp marry in New Cumberland W Va
Announcement of the marriage of Miss Louise Donovan daughter of Mr and Mrs Virgil Donovan 110 Marseilles avenue to Henry Koepp son of Mrs Henry Koepp 352 Ninth street. The wedding was held Sunday noon in New Cumberland West Virginia by Rev J K McDivitt Jr. The couple were attended by Miss Lucy Hunt Elyria and Leo Cunningham Lorain. They reside at 124 Roosevelt avenue. Both are members of St John s Lutheran church. Mrs Koepp graduated Elyria High School last June and worked at the Silver Fox restaurant. Mr Koepp works at the Vestal Shoe Store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Koepp
Vestal Shoe Store
Re-elect Alberta McAfee Head Of County Group Of Young Rep. Women
Alberta McAfee of Lorain was re elected president of the Lorain County Young Women's Republican Club. Ruth Richwine, Elyria, was named vice president, Hazel Kohlmyer, Lorain, secretary, and Ella Hayes of Elyria was elected treasurer. Directors include Gilda Hillyer, Ruth Knipper, Lila Aebersold, Mildred Fowls, Margaret Storrer, and Marian Kimpton. The nominating committee was Hilda Ebbinger, Lila Aebersold, and Pearl Reed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alberta McAfee
Lorain
Ruth Richwine
Elyria
Hazel Kohlmyer
Lorain County
Young Women's Republican Club
New American Legion
Ella Hayes
Gilda Hillyer
Ruth Knipper
Lila Aebersold
Mildred Fowls
Women of the Muvoose Meet at Moose Home
Senior Regent Elizabeth Galloway’s illness prompts Maude McLaughlin to preside at the Moose Home meeting. Ada Dickens elected chaplain, prizes awarded in bridge and pedre, dinners served for about sixty. Committees set for another Monday gathering. next regular meeting February 6. Townsend Club No 1 reports youth club plans and a successful birthday fund drive. dance set for January 28. Oscar Dunn discusses welfare in the county. Berlin Heights speaker February 13 on education insurance. Sport Club hosts entertainment and a Feb 1 meeting at Ellen Spore’s.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Galloway
Maude McLaughlin
The
Muvoose
Moose Home
Second Street
Ada Dickens
Hazel Jensen
Emma Warman
Daisy Stegman
Amanda McCullen
Mirs. A. Wolf
Doc Shepnerd
Tim Stock
Athrs
Derek
Tda Burton
Bunco
Phillips
Gertride France
Myrtle Thorley
Mloose
Maude McLaughliin
Hazel Gibson
Townsend Club
Doane
Townsend
S. O. O. F. Hall
Oscar Dunn
Myers
Berlin Heights
Nan Shryock
Helena Schlareian
Townsend Pledge
Y Debs Group Elects Officers At Y W C A
Dorothy Christman elected president of the Y Debs at the Y W C A club screen meeting. Officers include Nela Smith vice president Beatrice Fell secretary Lois Sharkey treasurer and several members at large. Constitution read and approved. next meeting set for Monday Feb 6 with Mrs Fred Meng. Hostesses Marian Gilmore and Shirley Goetz. Lincoln Day banquet planned Feb 11 open to patriotic groups. Bingo party planned Feb 13 with Iva Suakins Anna Bruck Edith Hill on arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Christman
Nela Smith
Beatrice Fell
Lois Sharkey
June Beck
Frances Given
Janet Tichenor
Florence Welton
Lynette
Helen Schaefer
Ruby Heidrich
Fred Meng
Tcreen
Marian Gilmore
Shirley Goetz
P. D. Reefy
Woodman Hal
Dorothy Willett
Elizabeth Decker
Nina Hitsman
Bertha Xd Creedy
Margaret Schroeder
Cleveland
Iva Sabins
Edth Hill
Myride Ruse
Iva Suakins
Anna Bruck
Edith Hill
Colonial Club Hosts Mrs Florence Humphrey Guest
Mrs Florence Humphrey was entertained with one guest at the Colonial Club gathering held yesterday at Mrs Leon Selman’s Ohio Street home. After a dessert, guests played five hundred across three tables. The hostess for the next meeting will be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence Humphrey
Monday Colonial Club
Leon Selman
Ohio Street
Congregational and Community Notices Calendar
Community calendar lists events at multiple churches and clubs. Speakers include Aliss Martha Koehne of Columbus and Mrs Frances Casselman of Tiffin. Activities span dinners teas meetings bunco and games with locations on Huron Street West Avenue East Bridge Street and Lake Avenue among others. Hearty social schedule includes a white elephant sale and barbecue supper at 8 PM and a banquet at the Methodist church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
2Nd Congregational Division
Clara Wolf
Huron Street
Sigma Gamma
Kriegs
West Avenue
Cong’s
Aliss Martha Koehne
Columbus
Union Missionary
2Nd Congregational Church
St. Paul's Church
Frances Casselman
Tiffin
Julia Kokal
West River
Horvarh
East Bridge Street
Mary A. Chandler
Daughters of Union Veterans
Emanuel Lutheran Church
Elyria Council Jr. O. U. A. M
Wurst Hall
Elyria Lodge
American Legion Auxiliary
Fiks Lodge
Methodist Church
Cascade Lodge No
Woodman Hall
Rainbow For Girls Install Marie Gratz As Worthy Advisor
Marie Gratz was installed as worthy advisor of Rainbow For Girls at last evening’s meeting with Jeane Price as installing officer. Barbara Brodbeck and Maxine Garford served as installing marshals, while Margaret Marsh became assistant worthy advisor and Beverly Tite chairwoman of Charity. Additional officers included Gerry Wilmot Hope Janet Strohl Faith Corinne Rhodes chaplain Jean Tattersall drill leader Beth Corkill pianist Theodora Demos recorder and Shirley Buckley treasurer. Mrs. Katherine Sharrer was installed as mother advisor. Guests included Eastern Star Worthy Matron Mrs. A. J. Robinson and Worthy Patron Noel Duckett with Mrs. Frank Rust, chair of last year’s advisory board. The program featured two trumpet solos by Noel Duckett Jr. accompanied by his mother, and Marie Gratz received a bouquet as she was inducted into office while Mrs. QO. E. Brodbeck sang Only a Rose.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie Gratz
Rainbow
Jeane Price
Barbara Brodbeck
Maxine Garford
Margaret Marsh
Beverly Tite
Gerry Wilmot
Janet Strohl
Corinne Rhodes
Jean Tattersall
Beth Corkill
Theodora’ Demos
Shirley Buckley
Katherine Sharrer
Eastern Star
A. J. Robinson
Noel Duckett
Frank Rust
Noel Duckett, Jr
QO. E. Brodbeck
Personal notices from Wooster street area daily events
Mr and Mrs Henry were called to Urichsville upon word of Willis Watt's death. Mrs Margaret Taylor convalesces at home after illness. Mrs A E Hopkins hosted a birthday dinner for her son Harvey on his twelfth anniversary with six relatives present. Miss Laura Dellefield visits Kansas City with Harold Dellefield’s family for a newborn daughter Sandra Kaye born January 12. Riquettes club met at Rosemary Ruth’s Seventh street home for a birthday screen dinner. Sadie Mae Williams convalesces at her Cleveland home. Dwight Fenppes visiting his father at Elsha Slev erial Hospital, and Warne Koppes visiting from Troy, NY. Helen Vorman from Lorain was a Sunday guest of Mr and Mrs Merritt Pawel. Mr and Mrs Robert McWilliams, lately of Indianapolis, visited Harrison street parents. he will lead Rochester group division of Aetna Insurance. Esther Schultz of Ohio Wesleyan arrives today to spend the week at Park Avenue home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry
Wooster Street
Urichsville
Shie
Willis Watt
Margaret Taylor
Hamilton Street
A. E. Hopkins
Harvey
Laura Dellefield
Cleveland Street
Kansas City
Missouri
Harold Dellefield
Sandra Kaye
Riquettes Club
Rosemary Ruth
Seventh Street
Sadie Mae Williams
Ladies of
G A. R
Cleveland
Dwight Fenppes
Phiadelphia
Pennsylvania
Vsit
C. W. Kopres
Elsha “Sleverial Hospital
Sae
Warne Koppes
Troy
New York
Wisi
Elyria High School
Helen Vorman
Lorain
Merritt Pawel
Eighth Street
Robert McWilliams
Indianapoli
Indiana
R. W. McWillams
Harrison Street
Rochester
McWilliams
Rochester Group
Aetna Insurance Co
Esther Schultz
Ohio Wesleyan University
Park Avenue
Play by Junior Auxiliary of Laules Knights of St John
The To Present Play Junior Auxiliary No 11 of La ules Auxiliary Knights of St John met Sunday at St Mary's hall with fifty two members. Plans were made for a play Sewing of the Hottentots by junior members at St Marx's hall on Sunday afternoon March 19. Refreshments followed. The next meeting will be Sunday afternoon February 19.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laules
Knights of St John
St. Mary's Hall
St. Marx's Hall
Junior Women's Club Hears Cleveland Decorator Plans Dance
The Elyria Woman's Club unit heard interior decorator Wayne Van Wormer of Scott Studios discuss color balance and room enhancement using samples from wallpaper carpeting and fabrics. The group also announced a semi formal Valentine dance on February 11 at Spring Valley Country Club, with Mrs Richard Gollmar as chair and a long committee list.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Juior
Elyria Woman's Club
Richard Horan
Robert Bainbridge
Neilson Fitch
The
Elyrians
Gene St. Marie
Annie
Joe
Wayne van Wormer
Cleveland
Halle Bros
Scott Studios
War Wormer
van Wormer
Ted Seward
Muss Beverly Peterman
Chorus
Edward Champion
Dramatics
Don Myers
Junior Women's Club Dental Fund
John Ross
Frank Minkowski
Harvey Curtis
Arthur Irish
Spring Valley Country Club
Bob Veon
Richard Gollmar
Mrs Nicholl Hosts Club Social and Bingo Night
Mrs Dorothy Nicholl of 242 Columbia Avenue entertained Marry Mix-Up Club members with bingo as the main diversion. Her sons Rickey and Junior assisted as bankers. Viola Bram won first prize after 35 games, Val O'Brien took second, and Grace Koontz earned the consolation. The group planned a February 6 meeting at Mrs Hazel Graber's home with a luncheon and social, including bridge. Members of the Guild of the First Congregational Church shared a social afternoon, arranging a 12:30 luncheon and a business meeting with contract and auction bridge. A centerpiece of turnips carrots and radishes formed a flower arrangement, surrounded by crystal and tall green tapers. Hostesses included Mrs Kenneth Martin, chairman, with Frances Martin, Margaret Urig, Joyce McKinley, Mary K. Miller and Dorothy Rober.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Nicholl
Columbia Avenue
Marry
Rickey and
Junior
Viola Bram
Val O’brien
L Grace Koontz
Hazel Graber
Clark Street
The
First Congregational Church
Mary Nye
Kenneth Martin
Frances Martin
Margaret Urig
Joyce McKinley
Mary K. Miller
Dorothy Rober
Girl Scout Troop No 5 conducts evening meeting
Girl Scouts of Cardinal Troop met at Second Congregational church Moonday afternoon led by Charlie Rawson. Pins were presented to Virginia Hobill Norma Kidd Rose Ellen Dowdell Betty Dilling ham. A poem Be Prepared was read by Doris Leatherman and quotes on each law by Norma Woodcock. Tea invite for mothers planned at Mrs Allan Fritzsche 254 Washington Ave Wednesday 3 to 5. Second class study group with Mrs Fell first class with Mrs Hull. next meeting hosts badge work lunch. Suzanne Gillmore patrol conducted a candy sale. Ann Keleher guest. All mothers invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cardinal Troop
Second Congregational Church
Charlie Rawson
Virginia Hobill
Norma Kidd
Rose Ellen Dowdell
Betty Dillingham
Doris Leatherman
Mae Clark
Norma Woodcock
Scouts
Hull
Allan Fritzsche
Washington Avenue
Fell
Tickets Going Fast For Play For Sightless Benefit
Elyria Service League held its monthly meeting at the Country Club with Frank Seward of the Playmakers outlining plans for a benefit performance of The Night of January 16th for Lorain county sightless. The play runs February 14 15 16 17 in the Lorain County courthouse. Tickets are selling quickly via Mrs. Leonard Tufford. A sale of blind work including rubber door mats was set for Friday and Saturday at Penney's store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sightless
Elyria Service League
Frank Seward
Lorain County
Lorain County Court House
Leonard Tufford
Service League
Park Avenue
Penney's
Elizabeth Myers Celebrates 87th Birthday at Home
Elizabeth Myers of 421 Lake Avenue marks her eighty seventh birthday with quiet family wishes and many cards. Born in 1852 in East Avon, she remains active at St. Agnes Church and crochets extensively. She married Philip Myers in 1851 and the couple shared 61 years of marriage before his death. Her four generation family includes seven children, 10 grandchildren, and three great grandchildren. Her Elyria-based children include Mrs. Frank Rothgery, Mrs. O. C. Maedie, Mrs. Gertrude Daly, Mrs. C. S. Easly, Leo J. Myers, Christina Myers, and Rose Myers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Myers
Lake Avenue
Myers
East Avon
Philip Myers
Elyria
Frank Rothgery
Cleveland
O. C. Maedie
Shaker Heights
Gertrude Daly
C. S. Easly
Leo J. “Hi” Myers
Christina Myers
Rose Myers
Catholic Studs Club No 4 Meets at Mrs Gallagher Home
Mrs T Gallagher and Mrs Norman Kaiser co hosted yesterday for Catholic Studs Club No 4 at Mrs Gallaghers West avenue home A brief business session followed the opening and Miss Clarke was reviewed The reading praises Laughing Prelude set in England and Florence and notes its poignant tragedy The study was led by Mrs J F OConnor Refreshments were served in the orange room with fourteen members attending The next meeting will be at Mary Sewards Fourth street home with Mrs Joe O Connor as co hostess
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evelyn Burr
Ellen Spore
Dorris Haake
Celia Smikaske
Jenny Smitkaske
Juanita Ledyard
Alberta Haake
West River Street
T. Gallagher
Norman Kaiser
Catholic Studs Club No 4
West Avenue
Leona Boone
Isabel C. Clarke
Miss Clarke
England
Florence
J F O’connor
Mery Seward
Fourth Street
Joe O'Connor
Hospital Admissions And Discharges Report Mix
Hospital admissions list include Mrs John Strin ka Lerain Gloria Abookire at 1700 Middle Avenue Mrs Clara Foeels 348 Todt Street Arthur Frank 120 Chestnut Street Seigfred Telrercoy 149 School Street Robert Mills 503 East Broad Street Frank Ratel Abbe Road. Discharges include Mrs Lee Marsh with baby girl at 119 Cascade Street Mrs Fred Huskinson with baby boy 206 Lexington Mrs Max Moore with baby girl Lorain Walter Kavoleski Dil Ionville Kenneth Greber 161 Clark Street Hilbert Kyer 1035 East River Street Rollin Moran 951 East River Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Strinka
Lerain
Gloria Abookire
Middle Avenue
Clara Foeels
Todt Street
Arthur Frank
Chestnut Street
Seigfred Telrercoy
School Street
Robert Mills
East Broad Street
Frank Ratel
Abbe Road
Lee Marsh
Cascade Street
Fred Huskinson
Lexington
Max Moore
Lorain
Walter Kavoleski
Dil Ionville
Kenneth Greber
Clark Street
Hilbert Kyer
East River Street
Rollin Moran
Church and fraternal meetings and events listed
The schedule lists the Ladies Aid of Church of Christ moving their meeting to 12 30 with a fish lunch served. Past Noble Grands of Rebekah Lodge meet with Mrs Blanche Thompson. St Agnes P T A hosts a party at Elyria Woman's Club with public invitation. Notawa Club plans sewing with Rose Krabee at 221 Ohio Street. In church calendars St Paul is celebrated on January 25 with a Holy Communion service at St Andrew's Church. Daughters of Sahara held a card and bingo night with prizes at W F Hall. Valentine party planned for February 13 at Mrs Lee Christensen home, with card and ten cent gifts exchange. Next meeting February 27 will feature a card and bunten party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Aid of
Church of Christ
Rebekah Lodge
Blanche ‘Thompson
Ninth Street
St. Agnes P.T. A
Elyria Woman's Club
Notawa Club
Rose Krabee
Ohi Street
St. Andrew's Church
Daughters of
Sahara
W. FL. W. Hall
Lee Christensen
Foster Avenue
Local Licenses Listed For Elyria Residents
In Elyria licenses granted to four residents include Lester J. Giffinet 24 of Cleveland a sailor. Jewell Huff 22 of Wurst Court Elyria. Norman Buell Humphrey 21 laborer of Elyria. and Barbara Alene Schiewe 21 of 120 Schoal Street Elyria.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lester J. Giffinet
Cleveland, Sailer and Jewell
Avon Meravon Club Members List
Avon Moera ven Club notes Jan 24 with a roster of members across freshmen Sephomares seniors and seniors categories. The readable names include Irene Klingshern Mildred Urry Agnes Hricovec Robert Davis Praricia O Brien Betty Smith Marvin Nissen Robert Fitch Henry Mc Cowan Margaret Herbury Genevieve Smith Gertrude Forthofer Clara Plas Marian Urig Clara Plas Clara Plas and others in dorm and senior groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AVON
Moeraven Club
Hiagriet Milon
Dore Gough Pheilis
Simple Piss Lenard Mxelsar Hein
Dorothy Gerbck
Frehth Grtue
Jee Smith
Vorginta
Mitehed
Marcaret Futely
Misttie Houston
Marcella Malipoyw
Irene Klingshern
Mildred Urry
Agnes Hricovec
Robert
Avon Junior High Forms Basketball Team
Avon forms a junior high basketball team with players James Smedley Howard Smith Roland Wyvill Lawrence Carmon Allan Thompson Everett Peark Jack Oskirs Frank McCowan and Jesse Stumphauser. Practice occurs during activity periods. Local residents visit relatives and recoveries follow hospital operations for appendicitis at St Josephs hospital and Elyria Memorial Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avon
James Smedley
Howard Smith
Roland Wyvill
Lawrence Carmon
Allan Thompson
Everett Peark
Jack Oskirs
Frank McCowan
Jesse Stumphauser
Sheffield News Notes Card Party Fundraiser
Sheffield Lake Social Club plans a card party to raise funds for the welfare fund with Mrs. Harry Lloyd as committee chair. Avon Lake visitors Mr. and Mrs. Karl Thoma and daughters joined Mr. and Mrs. Lee Johnson of Gulf Road weekend. Edna and Sarah Reeve of Lorain were guests Sunday. Mrs. H C Chambers of Ford Road will host the I W G T sewing club for an all day meeting Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheffield
Sheffield Lake Social Club
Harry Lloyd
Karl Thoma
Avon Lake
Lee Johnson
Gulf Road
P. L. Chambers
Edna
Sarah Reeve
Lorain
H C. Chambers
Ford Rad
I. W. G. T. Sewing Club
Burma Tavoo district hosts vast wolfram producing area
The Tavoo district of Burma contains one of the world’s largest wolfram fields. The Madeira wine trade, dating to the 16th century, remains largely controlled by British merchants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tavoo
Burma
Madeira
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sOROROCEeRasan __ SOCIETY
Dorothy Funk
Mable Little
Louise Donovan
Henry Koepp
New Cumberland
W. Va
Virgil Donovan
Marseilles Avenue
Rep
Moose Aux
Entertains Club
Y. W
Tnstall
Colonial Club
LO Istics
Rainbow For
Usher
Mrs. Nicholl
News of the Girl Scouts
Sudro - Curtis Ambulance
Wes
E. Broad Street
Splendid Book
St. Paul’s Day
Party Fellows Lodge
Meravon Club
D. R. Moore
George
Geraldine
Russell Dietrich
Mentor
Katherine
Albert Dieterich
Avon Lato
Eugene Hubbard
St. Joseph's Hospital
Eugene Lescher
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Kate
Vick VanoRub
Afta
Brown Furniture
Middle Ave
Fifth Street
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