Marian Jackson Weds William A Peterson in Church of Christ
Miss Marian Jackson married William A Peterson in a Church of Christ ceremony attended by seventy five guests. The bride wore ivory velvet with a train and pearl jewelry. maid of honor and bridesmaid wore aqua and blue velvet gowns. After the service a reception at Manny's featured yellow and white decor. The couple will reside at 305 Fifth Street Barberton Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of Christ
Marian Jackson
William A. Peterson
Will Foster
C. E. Strickland
Butternut Ridge
Russell Minger
Maurice Jackson
Edward Peterson
Kenneth Jackson
Harold Zurse
Clare Short
I Gardentas
Faton
Hoph Schaal
Elyria Business College
Lorain County Bank
Faton Church of Christ
Fern L. Jackson
East River Street
Peterson
Berthat L. Peterson
Whitene
Lavenue
Rocky River
Rocky River High School
H. K. Fergerson Company
Cleveland
Fifth Street
Barberton
Ohin
Virginia Crisman Betrothed To Kentucky Man
Miss Virginia Crisman daughter of Mr and Mrs B R Crisman of 344 Ninth Street is engaged to Manford Cain of Newport Kentucky son of Mr and Mrs Victor Cain. No wedding date set. Both are students at Bryan University Dayton Tennessee with Cain preparing for the ministry and Crisman a sophomore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. R. Crisman
Ninth Street
Virginia
Manford Cain
Victor Cain
Newport
Kentucky
Bryan University
Dayton
Tennessee
Cain
Miss Crisman
Elyria Licensees Named in Manufacturing Notice
Licenses granted to John F. Black, 35, Elyria, manufacturer, and Helen Caldwell, 36, 129 Clark Street, Elyria. Also approved are Ralph Justin, 22, Russian Township, moulder, and Dorothy Hutchison, 20, Russian Township. Charles Joseph Thomas, 21, Lorain, laborer, and Mary Louis Shaw, 20, Lorain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John F. Black
Elyria
Helen Caldwell
Clark Street
Ralph Justin
Russian Township
Moulder
Dorothy Hutchison
Russia Township
Charles Joseph Thomas
Lorain
Mary Louis Shaw
Sharing Home Duties Topic At P T A Lecture
Mrs Richard G Williams chaired a P T A gathering at the Franklin building on Growing Up in the Family The second of six discussions covered adolescent nutrition calcium iron vitamins and carbohydrates She urged definite home chores early and explained pay vs allowances and methods like time schedules bulletin boards and family council for instilling responsibility The next session February 8 will address Untying Apron Strings
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard G. Williams
Franklin Building
William
Luncheon Hosts Culture Club Guests and Readings
Seven guests attended a Culture Club luncheon at Mrs. L. A. Obitts home on Fourth street with Mrs. J. R. Brown as chair. The program featured Miss Edna Moore of Elyria Public Library reviewing Portrait of a Nun and poems by Proud Lady and Pretty Word, plus discussions of The Orphan Angel and Morally We Rel Along.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Culture Club
L. A. Obitts
Fourth Street
J. R. Brown
Obitts
L. Beal
T. Elliott
Dixer
F. Hicks
R. McWilliams Valentine
Edna Moore
The
Elyria Public Library
R. A. Shryock
Stanford Avenue
Hospital Admisions and Discharges Listing
Hospital admissions list includes Margaret Ann Dokay at 108 Malcolm Court with several named caregivers and associates. Discharges note Mrs. Harry Jantz at 131 Clinton Avenue, Leo Wesley in Wellington, and Oscar James Stalla at 136 High Street, among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Ann Dokay
Malcolm Court
Richard Westlake
Valley Diuty
Richard Kader
Jefferson Apartments
George Whitehead
Penfield
Donald Novak
Dewey
Marjorie Foreman
Adelbert Street
Raymond Schartman
Rm. D. No
Harry Jantz
Clinton Avenue
Leo Wesley
Wellington
Howard Ohlemacher
Denison Avenues
Oscar James Stalla
High Street
Local Personal News From Elyria and Nearby
Local notices report Arthur Ehitt, a Kisk School student in Seltsburg PA, staying with parents on Ninth Street. R P Vaughn of Fifth Street and F L Elsenberger of Chevelnd Road left for an indefinite stay in St. Petersburg, Florida. Joseph Novak of Spruce Street underwent surgery at Lakeside Hospital, Cleveland, and is recovering at home. Geraldine Smith of 34 West is in town for several days. Raymond Schartman of R B D No. 1 and family welcome a son born January 26 at Elyria Hospital. Miss Gladys Williams of Minneapolis visiting relatives in Elyria. Evelyarson of McKeesport PA visiting sister Mrs. Herbert Carlson. Mary Gleason vacationing in Colorado. Mrs. Lucroy Schroeder hosted Circle No. 6 at St Paul’s Church. new members Ruth Terry and Robert Heim joined, and Jehu Jehle attended as guest. A luncheon followed. Mrs. Mabel Graham will host on 615 Bond in two weeks. March Club held a dessert bridge at Kathryn Sparks’ home. colors featured with Keithren Sy, Allyn Gehl, and Mrs Sper Gay among attendees. Mrs Harold Schravitle to host February 8. Mrs Robert Morrison was guest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridge
Eiger Club
Paul Weisbrod Jr
Cascade Street
George Carter
Henry
Fred Lehmann
Phillip Bare
East Avenue
Arthur Ehitt
Kisk School
Seltsburg
Pennsylvania
Ninth Street
R. P Vaughn
Fifth Street
F. L. Elsenberger
Chevel
St. Petersburg
Florida
Joseph Novak
Spruce Street
Lakeside Hospital
Cleveland
Geraldine Smith
Wes
Raymond Schartman
R.bd
Ely- Tila Mortal Tospital
Gladys Williams
Girl Reserve
Minneapolis Minnesota
Elyria
Evelyarson
McKessport
Herbert Carlson
Cornell Avenue
Mary Gleason
Lucroy Schroeder
Circle No. 6
St. Pauis Church
Neuter Court
Thes
Monard Stein
Art Moelk
Ruth Terry
Robert Heim
Jehu Jehle
M Nineteen
Oine Puest
Mabel Graham
Bond Street
March Club
Kathryn Sparks
Sec Street
Allyn Gehl
Cr Sper
Harold Sehravtle
Sixth Street
Robert Morrison
Calendar items and club notices from Elyria church groups
Tonight and upcoming meetings include Covens class at Mrs. E. B. Strong on Laundon Street, Officers Club with Mr. and Mrs. George Smyth, A Q. Club gathering, W. C. First Abs John Timms at Garford Avenue, Round Table with Mr. and Mrs. Mex VanWormer, Stanford Arena Northwest Encampment, YWCA Bible class at 7 30, and Grace Guild at 8. Bible Hour continues Thursdays at 10 at the YWCA with Book of Daniel study notes. Members discuss Daniel in Aramaic and Hebrew, offering hope to Jews and Christians. All Elyria women invited to Thursday 10 at the YWCA. Also reports: second Di Gta club meeting with Olive Hoogenboom. vacationing Miss Mary Gleason. NB Clubs meeting hosted by Jane Statton. Donna King hosting February 22 on East Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of Christ
E. B. Strong
Laundon Street
POH. C. Officers Club
George Smyth
East I. A. Q
W. C
Who's Who
Abs
John Timms
Garford Avenue
Round Table
Mex VanWormer
Stanford Arenu Northwest
YW. M.C. A
Grace Guild
Parish
Israel
Daniel
Babylon
Miss Johnson
Elyria
W.C. A
Olive Hoogenboom
Delmar Ott Arber
Mary Gleason
Colorado
Jane Donnelly
Radebaugh
Helen Stantton
Jane Kiser
Vamnery Street
Games of Hearts
Dollie Chiff
Ethel Hoskins
Donna King
East Avenue
Couple Mark Fifty Second Anniversary At Elyria Home
Mr and Mrs Edward Brotherton celebrate their fifty second wedding anniversary with a family gathering at 307 Clark Street. the event also marks Mrs Brotherton's birthday after thirty years in Elyria. The couple, originally from England, are well known in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Brotherton
Clark Street
Stamp Club To Meet At Elyria Library
The Stamp Club will meet Saturday at 2 o'clock in the children's room at the Elyria library. Richard Funk will be in charge of the meeting, and the exchange stamp box will be ready.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stamp Club
Elyria Library
Exchange Stamp Box
Richard Funk
Forget-Me-Not Club Hosts Bunco and Cootie Night
The Forget-Me-Not club met at Mrs Blanche Steigerwalds home on Denison Avenue for bunco and cootie with prizes to Wanda Andrewski first and Louise Lapp consolation in bunco while Lapp won first in cootie and Andrewski consolation Guests shared luncheon in the dining room with a pink carnation and babys breath centerpiece The club will meet in two weeks at Mrs John Shapiro's home on Furnace Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blanche Steigerwald
Denison Avenue
Bunco
Cootie
Wanda Andrewski
Louise Lapp
Lapp
Andrewski
John Shapiro
Furnace Street
LaGrange School News and Community Items
LaGrange High School activity news notes illness of Home Economics teacher Mrs Bomgardner with substitute Mrs Royer. Basketball games set versus Belden on Belden floor and Townsend High on LaGrange floor. Girl Scouts Troop 18 met Jan 23 with cooking and clothing badges. Townsend Club met with attendance and refreshments. Australia exported more to the US in 1939 due to gold shipments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lagrange
Bomgardner
LaGrange High School
Lakewood
M. L. Royer
Strongsville
Ohio
Belden High School
Belden
Townsend High School
Troop 18
Haynes
New York City
Australia
United States
Also Mentioned on This Page
Cole
Dorothy Funk
Mable Little
Miss Marian Jackson
Better Homes Club
Dluo
H. Pasenow
Binga
William Fillmon
Rose Feron
Marie Jezewski
Fillmon
Winckles Street
Club
Carlisle
J. Squires
Wayne Wilmer
Mary Fitzpatrick
Ta Grange Road
Virginia Crisman
Bride
Sontsa Club
Y. W
Memb
Roberta Drake
Fern Wice
Margaret Krugman
Betty State
Anmm Taryan
Ethel Mittler
Bethe
Shrine
E Bradbeck
Ralph Beverd
Jean Marie Smith
Florence Smith
Arthur Hiscox
Joe Brown
Ralph Houl
Bergen
Broad Street
P.T. A
Hear
Sphinx Club
Margaret Wright
West Avenue
Grace Jen
Jean Wright
Metropolitan Opera
Helen Elemes
Lade Street
Cme
Mrs. Fox
Edna Ferber
A. F. Schabee
Research Club
Dana Fox
Lake Avenue
Clarence Greene
Edith Mecock
Readers Digest
Coletlerg
Don
Bible Hour
Women of the Moose
Maude McLaughlin
Galloway
Austrary
March of Dimes
Oscar Keehn
Glenwood Street
Oras Sempre Club
Charles Anders
Roland Kelting
Peter Grasso
Roeland Kelling
Krieg’s
Altar Guild
St. Andrew’s Church
Hungarian Reformed Church
Lersch Emerich
Cornelia Seres
Clara Ratz
Francvs Sebastian
Lydia E.pinkham
Lydia E. Pinkham
Vicks
Ast Avenue
Elyria Hotel
Cleveland and
Dancing Teachers’ Association
Dancing Masters of America
Katherine Stone
SWING
Girl Scouts
Johnny Gibbons
Bob Hope
Annetta Myers
Cassandra Brothers
Falrehtd
Middle Ave
Ostrov
SUEDE
Oxfords
AAA
Red Cross
BROWN
Ostrov’s
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