North Olmsted Bride-Elect Announces February 22 Wedding
Miss Marian Romp, in North Olmsted, informs club guests of her coming marriage to Mr. Goecke. The couple, both Elyria High grads, plan the four thirty wedding at North Olmsted Congregational Church, with the banker groom from Cleveland. Guests enjoyed bridge, dessert, and a pink and white tiered cake with bride and groom toppers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Marian
North Olmsted
Bauuugl Lluicu
Romp
R. L. Romp
Steven Borbash
Trene Crowe
Club
Dan Romp
Haldegarde Allendorf
Louis Rauh
Avon
Dorothy Gardner
Cleveland
District School Play Presented by Whitney Sunday School Class
The John G Whitney Sunday School class held its monthly chili con carne supper at First Methodist church with Mrs J L Mathis leading the supper committee A two act play The District School was shown at 815 pm directed by Mrs Herman Portman who also taught the class Members of the school board included L J Mowry Walter Grobe and Herman Portman Readers listed include Mr and Mrs L J Mowry Mrs C C Jackson Mr and Mrs Albert Highgate Mr and Mrs Verne Unger Henry Charlton J G Upp Mrs Frank Hoover Mrs J L Mathis and Mrs Walter Wegat
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John G. Whitney
First Methodist
J. L. Mathis
Herman Portman
L. J. Mowry
Walter Grobe
Cheney Golden Wedding Dinner Honored By Family
A Sunday dinner honored Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Cheney of 419 L5th Street Lorain on their 50th wedding anniversary. Guests included Alvin and Ellis Cheney, Louis Cheney, A. E. Matthews with Clyde and Earl, and most of their children, as flowers and gifts from relatives and friends were exchanged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. C. Cheney
L5th Street
Lorain
Ellis Cheney
Christian Temple
Alvin Cheney
Ellis
Louis Cheney
A. E. Matthews
Clyde
Earl
Philadelphia
Trustees To Meet For Masonic General Board Session
The annual meeting of the general board of Masonic trustees will be held Thursday January 30 at 7 30 p m in the Lodge reception room on the fifth floor All trustees are asked to take notice of the time and place and urged to be present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Board of Masonic Trustees
There Is No Substitute For Natural Bulk In Constipation
Advertisement promotes natural relief for constipation by increasing dietary bulk through fruits, vegetables, and bran. Highlights Kellogg's All-Bran as a popular, gentle bulk source that also provides vitamin B and iron. Recommends regular use with milk, cream, or in cooking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ast-Baan
Two Engagements Announced in Cleveland Area
Two engagements are announced. Shirley, daughter of Mr and Mrs Harry Weitz, will marry Jack N Rassler of Elyria, with wedding set for late June. Marjorie M Bittner, daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles A Bittner, will wed William G Dutch of Elyria. she is Kent State graduate, he Ohio Northern University alumnus. A Playmakers meeting at the YWCA gym discussed upcoming Dangerous Corner rehearsals and season plans with cast memorizing lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Weitz
Superior Park
Cleveland
Shirley
Jack N. Rassler
Rassler
Elyria
Northwestern Adjustment Corporation of
Elyria and
Sandusky
Charles A. Bittner
E. 111Th Street
Marjorie M
William G. Dutch
James Dutch
Miss Bittner
Kent State University
Ohio Northern University
Sigma Phi Epsilon
Alpha Phi Gamma
Frank Seward
Plan Sport Party With Junior Friendship Club
Mrs. King Fauger spoke to the personal relations group at the Junior Friendship Club meeting last evening and led a discussion on positive personality traits. Twenty girls were appointed to assist at the annual banquet, and fifty attended the meeting. The sport group will run a progressive sport party on February 5, with final planning after school on Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
King Fauger
Junior Friendship Club
Navajo Legends Highlighted At Local Literary Club
Miss Claire Williams gave an engaging talk on Navajo legends chants and ceremonial customs at the Literary Club meeting hosted by Mrs. Henry Ingersoll Jr. on West avenue. She drew mainly on Miss Gladys Reichard's Spider Woman and included demonstrations of weaving silversmithing and turquoise settings. Refreshments followed and the next meeting is set for two weeks at Mrs. Perry Koplin's home on West avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claire Williams
Henry Ingersoll, Jr
West Avenue
Henry Ingersoll, Sr
Melvin Maddock
Mabel Marsh
Perry Koplin
Courtesy For Member Valentine Colors and Appointments
Mrs LeRoy Smith of 205 Clark Street entertained Soot Sus Club members last night. After a hearts game Mrs Harold Smith won high score, Mrs Jack Hackney took second, and Mrs Curtis Browning third. A birthday cake marked Miss Jeanette Yerry’s birthday. Miss Terry will host the club at 122 Garvin Avenue on February 27.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Valentine
LeRoy Smith
Clark Street
Harold Smith
Jack Hackney
Curtis Browning
Jeanette Yerry
Terry
Garvin Avenue
Birthday Celebration for Herman W. Lappin in Elyria
Mrs. Lappin hosted at 503 Foster Avenue Sunday evening for Herman W. Lappin s twenty fourth birthday. Bingo provided entertainment and Lappin received several gifts. Luncheon followed for a gathering including William Eekel Esther Lappin Clara Timke Ray Leslie W Krebs Wallace Nichols family Michael Schallus daughter Florence Hadaway Ridgeville Ronald Atwood Warren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman W. Lappin
Elyria
Florence Hadaway
Ridgeville
Ronald Atwood
Warren
Calendar club and society notices from Elyria Lorain area
Calendar Division L of the Second Congregational church meets at the home of Mrs. Anna Dimick. Mary Martha Class of St. Pauls church meets at the church with the Men's Bible class as guests. Men's Club committee of St. Andrews church meets in the Guild room at eight o clock. Fellowship club of Grace Lutheran church meets at the parsonage at 6 00. Annual membership meeting of Y W C A at the Methodist church at 6 30. Tri Fi club meets with Myrtle Gerber Broad street. March Club meets with Mrs. W F Wolcott as hostess at the Gables. Daughters of Union Veterans meet with Mrs. R Holcombe West avenue. American Legion Auxiliary has legislative program with Mrs. Hayden Evans as leader. Rowena Circle meets with Mrs. Bertha Lyberger on Cedar street in the evening. Calendar Club has progressive dinner. Sigma Gamma sorority meets at Newell Hotel at 6 30 for Founders Day banquet. Elyria Lodge No 103 I O O F meets Mr and Mrs Frank Kovacs were delightfully surprised when thirty six friends gathered at their home 449 West River Street to help them celebrate their thirtieth wedding anniversary. A delightful social evening was spent with cards occupying the attention of the guests. The prizes were awarded to Mrs A Pondy and Mrs J Wargo. A buffet supper was served to the guests who were from Elyria and Lorain. Mr and Mrs Kovacs were presented with a lovely gift.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Second Congregational Church
Anna Dimick
Dewey Avenue
Mary Martha
St. Paul’s Church
St. Andrew’s Church
Fellowship Club
Grace Lutheran Church
Methodist Church
Elyria Lodge No
Frank Kovacs
West River Street
A. Pondy
J. Wargo
Elyria
Lorain
Kovacs
Sunny Side Up Club Bunco Night at Telzerow Home
Twelve members of the Sunny Side Up Club gathered at William Telzerow’s Cleveland street home for a Bunco evening. Three tables provided progressive play with Mrs. Ed Webber winning high score, Miss Alice Hinderer second, and Mrs. William Bruck consoling. Mrs. Anna Wenders won the evening’s prize. A luncheon was served before the club adjourned to meet with Mrs. William Meinke on February 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunny Side Up Club
William Telzerow
Cleveland Street
Bunco
Ed Webber
Alice Hinderer
William Bruck
Anna Wenders
William Meinke
Columbus Street
Hospital Admissions And Discharges Listed In Lorain Area
Admissions include Constance Elgar Lorain Mrs Edith Schuster Graf ton Mrs John Wysogorski 119 Fairlawn Andwer Argay Lorain Mrs John Siodla Cleveland Leon St John 348 Ninth st Mrs Richard Jensen 138 1-2 Charles ct Mrs George Filimon 407 W River st Kenneth Kant Cleveland Discharges include Tony De Marco Jr 124 Quincy st Andrew Ar vays Lorain William Wigert No Ridgeville Mary Pruski 137 Bath st Mrs Russell Heyer baby boy 1004 Laks ave
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Constance Elgar
Lorain
Edith Schuster
Grafton
John Wysogorski
Fairlawn
Andwer Argay
John Siodla
Cleveland
Leon St. John
Ninth St
Richard Jensen
Charles Ct
George Filimon
W. River St
Kenneth Kant
Tony de Marco, Jr
Quincy St
Andrew Arvays
William Wigert
No. Ridgevile
Mary Pruski
Bath St
Russell Heyer
Laks Ave
SeCa Club Hosts Orchestrated Evening and Plans Party
SeCa Club members entertained at Miss Damyrious Meinks home on Columbus Street with sewing and plan for a February 17 party at Magdalene Wottring’s West Avenue home. Wanda Munz cohosts. Magdalene Wettrng won a prize. each member to bring a girl friend. A late luncheon followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
SeCa Club
Damyrious Meinks
Columbus Street
Magdalene Wottring
West Avenue
Wanda Munz
Magdalene Wettring
Dinner guests entertain at Miss Bucklew Gables home
At a dinner at the Gables last evening Miss Jean Bucklew entertained ten guests from her club. After dinner the group played bridge with Mrs Swen Neilsen winning high score. A light refreshment was served before departure and Mrs Cyril Brecknock will host at Longfellow street in two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jean Bucklew
the Gables
Chestnut Street
Swen Neilsen
Cyril Brecknock
Longfellow Street
Knights of Columbus Honor Moran and Southam for Service
Russell Moran and Thomas Southam were specially honored at the Knights of Columbus meeting last evening. Moran received a gold line with K of C insignia for chairing the toy fund campaign, while Southam was given a lodge pin for his able assistance. A buffet supper followed with a lively game of bingo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell Moran
Thomas Southam
Knights of Columbus
Moran
K. of C
Toy Fund
Mr. Southam
Card Party Planned by G A R Circle at Mrs Sabins home
Plans for a card party at Mrs William Sabins 332 Furnace street were formed at Captain P D Reefy Circle Ladies of the G A R meeting in Woodman hall Mrs Myrtle Rose to hostess. The next circle meeting is Monday evening February 10. Doherty Girls Sorority met at 405 Broad street with a brief business session followed by bridge pinochle and bunco and a luncheon served by the office girls. next gathering February 24.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Sabins
Furnace Street
P. D. Reefy
Woodman Hall
Myrtle Rose
Doherty Girls
Broad Street
Lorain County Dental Society Dinner Meeting
Thirty-two dentists attended a Lorain County Dental Society dinner last night at the Gables. Dr. Mark Lehmkuhl of St. Louis spoke on Pyorrhoea Surgery and showed motion pictures. The next meeting is slated for February 24.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County Dental Society
the Gables
Mark Lehmkuhl
St. Louis
Missouri
Licenses Granted to Locomotive Engineer and Several Lorain Residents
Charles Jerry Siegman of Alaska a locomotive engineer and Ruth Fletcher of Lorain along with Charles Ragnar Jr a Lorain clerk Irene Szalay of Lorain Ross E Page Jr a Lorain stationary engineer Ella J Weiss of Lorain Louis Vogell of South Amherst a quarryman and Anne Norman of Lorain appear as licensed individuals in the public record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Jerry Siegman
Alaska
Ruth Fletcher
Lorain
Charles Ragnar, Jr
Irene Szalay
Ross E. Page, Jr
Ella J. Weiss
Louis Vogell
South Amherst
Anne Norman
King Solomon's Lodge Holds Stated Meeting
A stated meeting of King Solomon's Lodge was held last night at the Masonic Temple. Work on one candidate in the entered apprentice degree and one in the Master Mason degree were exemplified. Annual inspection is set for Monday evening, February 3 at 7 20 P M with a social hour and lunch to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
King Solomon’s Lodge
Masonic Temple
Rainbow Girls Hold Open Installation in Elyria
Rainbow Girls of Elyria Assembly held an open installation of officers before about 150 attendees. June Garford served as installing worthy advisor with Ruth Abraham Audrey Squire as installing marshals, and Myrna Smetzer became worthy advisor for the new term. Post ceremony, diplomas were given to members reaching majority, and roses distributed as guests and members mingled to Billy McCray’s orchestra. Next meeting slated for February’s second Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria Assembly
Order of Rainbow
June Garford
Ruth Abraham
Audrey Squire
Pauline Geigey
Dorothy Harper
Katherine Merthe
Myrna Smetzer
Ruth Long
Charity
Maxine Garford
Hope
Barbara Brodbeck
Faith
Betty Corkill
Margaret Jenkins
Althea Bennett
Almeda Martin
Nancy Miller
Phylisanne Rhodes
Josephine Whitmore
Carolyn Guthrie
Jeannette Linville
Fidelity
Violet Nash
Rosalia Seabold
Patsy Peter
Reva Taylor
Geralding Sandrock
Elberta Eddy
Distinguished East
Moos
Lorain Assembly
Dad Smith
Elyria DeMolays
Charles Garford
Eastern Star
Arthur Hiscox
Carl Dramm
Lewis Heidrich
Miss Smetzer
QO. E. Brodbeck
Chas. Garford
Rogers
Stuntz
Hans Steger
Standen
Esther Wellert
Price
Harper
Charles Barton
Nancy Jenkins
Brodbeck
Edna Hauter
Lorain
Betty Campbell
North Dakota
Miss Abraham
Annette Whitney
Roberta Mosley
Naoma Burge
Pauline Geltgey
Mabel Smith
Ruth Lautenschleger
Katherina Pfaff
Bernice Squires
Billy McCray
Rainbow Girls
Dance plans set for Theta Beta dance on February 14
Members of Theta Beta sorority met at Miss Ruth Fulger's West Broad street home last evening to finalize plans for a February fourteenth dance. Bridge provided the entertainment with prizes awarded to Miss Mary McLaughlin Miss Elberta Ehlert and Miss Helen Monroe. A two course luncheon was served by the hostess Miss Alma Sayers attended as a guest at Mary McLaughlin's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theta Beta Sorority
Ruth Fulger
West Broad Street
Bridge
Mary McLaughlin
Elberta Ehlert
Helen Monroe
Alma Sayers
Local Personal and Society Notes From East Cleveland
Mr and Mrs Dwight Koppes of East Cleveland with Mrs Ganyard of Mansfield visited Mrs C W Koppes. Mr C J Krueck left for New York to attend Metropolitan Life Veterans Association events including dinners at Hotel Pennsylvania and Waldorf Astoria. Birth announced for Richard Jensen's daughter at Elyria Memorial Hospital on January 28. George Fillmon's son born at Elyria Memorial on January 28. Mary McLaughlin spent weekend at home. she now works in Columbus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dwight Koppes
East Cleveland
Ganyard
Mansfield
C. W. Koppes
Eighth Street
C. J. Krueck
East Bridge Street
New York City
Veterans Association
Metropolitan Life Insurance Company
Krueck
Hotel Pennsylvania
Hotel Waldorf-Astoria
Richard Jensen
Charles Court
Elyria Memorial Hospital
K. P. Scott
Carol
Twelfth Street
H. C. Bell
Monaca
Pennsylvania
George Fillmon
West River Street
Mary McLaughlin
McLaughlin
Columbus
Ohio
Postpone Meeting of Ladies Aid Society in Cold Weather
The Ladies Aid Society meeting scheduled for Thursday Jan 30 at Mrs E Henson's home 518 East River Street has been postponed due to cold weather. Mrs Oliver Fortune is staying with her father Ray Taylor in Lodi Hospital after surgery. Mrs Bert Green has returned to Adrian Michigan after visiting her sister Mrs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies Aid Society
E. Henson
East River Street
Oliver Fortune
Ray Taylor
Lodi Hospital
Bert Green
Adrian
Michigan
Ohio Society For Crippled Children Elects Officers
The sixteenth annual convention in Columbus saw election of Dr. Ralph W. Holmes as president for 1936, with H. E. Simmons retiring after a year. New officers include H. W. Taylor as vice president and F. B. Pauly as secretary treasurer, with Walter B. Underwood continuing as executive secretary. Directors named are Roy Hartzell, Dr. Fred C. Aldrich, Dr. J. Louigs Thomson, C. W. Schaeffer, and G. F. Stoner. The group approved an Easter seal sale in Ohio in cooperation with the International Society for Crippled Children, now headquartered in Elyria, while offices moved to Columbus over a year ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Ohio Society For Crippled Children
Columbus
Ralph W. Holmes
Chil-acathe
H. E. Simmons
Akron
H. W. Taylor
Warren
F. B. Pauly
International Society For Crippled Children
Elyria
Ohio Society
International Society
Citizenship Training Reference for National Business Women Week
The 1490 clubs affiliated in the National Federation of Business and Professional Women prepare for the 1936 observance of National Business Women's Week March 15 21. They will use as reference material a pamphlet titled Outline for School of Citizenship prepared by Rosa E Cunningham of Des Moines Iowa. Cunningham, second vice president and former Legislative Chairman, wrote the pamphlet to promote citizenship training and supportive legislation. She has led the Des Moines club and the Iowa State Federation and has worked in life insurance and investment firms, currently in Equitable Life Insurance Company of Iowa's investment department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Federation of Business and Professional Women's Organization
Rosa E. Cunningham
Des Moines
Iowa
Cunningham
National Federation
Des Moines Club
Iowa State Federation
Equitable Life Insurance Company of
Readers Rate Novels First At 6 To 1 Odds
Miss Jeanette Foster of the University of Chicago concludes in a doctoral thesis that about one seventh of books read by the general reader are non fiction, one seventh are good fiction, and the remaining five sevenths are poorer fiction. The general reader skew is female, 23 years old, with a three year high school education, reading about three books a fortnight, with many readers drawn from Chicago suburbs Morris County New Jersey and Fraser Valley British Columbia. The study links reader characteristics to reading habits among 254 authors, noting half of general readers are students while only small shares are store owners, salesmen or unskilled laborers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Jeanette Foster
University of Chicago
University Library School
Arms Too Thin How to Gain and Skincare for Cold Weather
A reader asks how to thicken thin arms. advice suggests modest weight gain through nourishing foods like cheese potatoes eggs ice cream bread and butter plus arm exercises such as basketball swimming indoor tennis or baseball. A second reader seeks help with red rough skin from wind and snow. guidance recommends generous cold cream, face powder, paste rouge if color needed, camphor ice for lips and skin, avoid washing before outdoor activity and cleansing and softening cream after returning indoors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gracie
Township Trustees And Clerks To Meet In Columbus
A large delegation of Lorain County township trustees is expected at the eighth annual meeting of the Ohio State Association of Township Trustees and Clerks in Columbus. The three day program covers township functions taxes roads and related problems with addresses by Governor Martin L Davey Attorney General John W Bricker Highway Director John Jaster Jr former Attorney General Gilbert Bettman and others Jos R Thomas association president will give the welcoming address Thursday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County
Ohio State Association of Township Trustees
Columbus
Martin L. Davey
John W. Bricker
John Jaster, Jr
Gilbert Bettman
Jos R. Thomas
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Miss Marian Romp
Robert Goecke
Plan Sport Party
St. Petersburg
Fla
Thelma Louise Newell
Toledo
Helen Bernice Richey
Erie
Stotes
Suni Club
Luella Eisenmann
Ona Shumaker
Mabel Eubanks
Y W.C. A
Dental Society Meets
India
United States
New York
Itralan
Conte di
Vicks VapoRub
Vicks
Errr Sales
Schwind’s Picture Store
West Second Street
Wilmot Pty. Co
Eation Room
Elyria Lumber& Coal Co
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