Pretty mid winter wedding at Holy Cross church
Miss Helen Bierek and Thomas Kovalesky were married in a Nuptial Mass at Holy Cross church in a ceremony officiated by Rev. Lawrence Budny. The bridal party wore pastel gowns and the reception followed at the bride's parents' home for about sixty guests. Both families reside in Elyria area and Kovalesky works at Crucible Steel in Cleveland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holy Cross Church
Helen Bierek
Thomas Kovalesky
Joseph Bilerek
Bond Street
Lawrence Budny
Frank Kovalesky
Stanley Talarek
Frank Walend
Kovalesky
West Avenue
Elyria High School
Crucible Steel Company
Cleveland
Pantry shelf shower honors Mrs. Schnarr at Riverside Court
Mrs L M Beard and Mrs S Ray hosted a pantry shelf shower at Riverside Court for Mrs Howard Schnarr formerly Beatrice Ray, tied to her Sept 4 1936 marriage. Bunco prizes to Mrs Ruth Smith and Mrs Schnarr, notes hid gifts around house, luncheon with wedding cake, guests listed, amateur radio program, C E social plan noted. Next week marks 56th C E anniversary with tureen supper at 6 30, Play The Lady at the Window on Sunday, Feb seventh, and last Friday social meetings monthly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Endeavor Social
Church of Christ
Roger Williams
Bob Chapman
Audrey Foster
Thelma Meyers
Major Bowes
C. E
Middle Steps Meeting Monday Evening at 7:30
Members of the Middle Steps will meet at Miss Ona V. Holly’s home at 1117 East avenue. Betty Schafer will lead the party and Mrs. E H Evans will speak on reminiscences of India after a short business meeting at 8 o’clock. Grace Guild January meeting held at Grace Lutheran with twenty six in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middle Steps
Ona V. Holly
East Avenue
E. H. Evans
India
Betty Schafer
Grace Guild
Grace Lutheran Church
Emma Hartwig
Mildred Krause
Dorothy Hoton
Ruth Nierman
Winifred Flatt
Norma Stegman
Guild
Mildred Kuss
Cary Wood
Alice Tisdale Hobert
F. J. Schumm
Gertrude Hoton
Marie Winkler
Jefferson Girl Reserves Cabinet Plans February Activities
The cabinet met at the YWCA to map February plans. Ruth Vanesdale chairs the business session February 3, followed by interest group meetings February 10 and 17, with a cabinet gathering February 24. Attendees include Ruth Vanesdale president Ruth Higgins vice president Alberta Stang secretary Helen Louise Elemes treasurer and Frances Lemon secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson Girl Reserves
Ruth Vanesdale
Ruth Higgins
Alberta Stang
Helen Louise Eleemes
Helen Louise Elemes
Treas
Frances Lemon
Calendar of meetings and social events for women groups
A crowded schedule lists the Women's Auxiliary of Home for the Aged lunch meeting with Home family at noon and various club gatherings. Many groups meet at specified homes or clubs with hosts named, including Standard Bearers of M E Church, Colonial Club, Susanna Wesler Class, Sunny Side Up Club, Guild of 1st Congregational, Jus-So Club, Sequatta Club, Middle Steps at YWCA, Veterans of Foreign Wars, Columbia Club, Jefferson Jr High PTA, Townsend Club, Business Women's Bible Class, Agenda Fraternity, Junior Department of Woman's Club, Canton Lorain and Auxiliary, A A U W Book Review with Mrs. Aldrich reviewing American Acres by Peattie at 3 p.m., and South End Bible Class at 2:30 with Mrs. Baird.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women’s Auxiliary of
Home For the Aged
M. E. Church
M. Ackerman
Princeton Avenue
McKinley P.T. A
H. K. Carpenter
Cleveland
Colonial Club
J. H. Hurst
Woman's Club
Susanna Wesler
Hazel Whitmore
Cornell Avenue
Sunny Side Up Club
Anna Wendorff
Columbus Street
Guild of
1St Congregational
Veterans of Foreign Wars and Auxiliary
Columbia Club
St. John’s Auditorium
Cascade Lodge
Jefferson Jr. High
P.T. A
Townsend Club
Business Women's Bible Class
Culbertson
Eighth Street
Agenda Fraternity
Department of Woman's Club
Canton Lorain
A. A. U. W. Book Review
C. R. Aldrich
P. m
Hubbard Wilcox
Peattie
South End
R. C. Baird
Seventh Street
Personal notices from Elyria papers January births and travels
Reverend George Brown and his daughter depart for Bradenton Florida while Mrs James Wilson visits ill sister in Clearwater. Mrs Georgia Phipps visits Charles Court sister-in-law. Mrs Paul Lane moves to Baltimore with two children. A son born to Mr and Mrs Robert Boylan at Elyria Memorial Hospital. A daughter born to Mr and Mrs Howard Crooks and to Mrs Lillian Sampsel. The Needle Twisters meet at Lofts Hughes home with knitting, plan next gathering at Eunice Ferry’s.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Brown
Loren P. Shaw
Lancaster
James Wilson
Florida
Brown
Bradenton
Wilson
Mary Kirkpatrick
Clearwater
Georgia Phipps
Andover
Ohio
Alice Phipps
Charles Court
Paul Lane
Keller
Baltimore
Maryland
Lane
Robert Boylan
Cornell Avenue
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Boylan
Faith Wilford
Eugene Fell
Miami University
Oxford
Furnace Street
Howard Crooks
Columbia Avenue
Lillian Sampsel
Frank Sampsel
Winckles Street
Business Women's Club Dinner With 47 Members Attending
The Business and Professional Women's Club held its regular monthly dinner at the Congregational church with 47 members and guests. Miss Charity Sherod chaired the Health and Recreation Committee. The Third Grade Hamilton School performed Health in Toyland. Mrs. Grover, linked to the State Board of the League of Women Voters, urged cooperation with Elyria League. Mrs. Fowler spoke on the National Food and Drug Act. The evening ended with group singing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Business and Professional Women’s Club
Congregational Church
Health and Recreation
Miss Charity Sherod
Hamilton School
Drake
Sherod
Grover
League of Women Voters
League
Elyria League
Fowler
Baptist Choir and Orchestra Party At Y M C A
The First Baptist church choir and orchestra hosted a joint party last night. Men ran the event while about seventy attendees enjoyed a chicken dinner at the YMCA and then played games. Committee members were F A Yost Walter Keisler and Alan Van Wormer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
F. A. Yost
Walter Keisler
Alan van Wormer
Elyria Garden Club Meets at Elyria Woman's Club
Elyria Garden Club will gather Tuesday evening February 20 at the Elyria Woman's Club. L B Hindman will speak on Some Garden Spots in Old Dominion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria Garden Club
Tula
Elyria
Cutwork Idea for Springtime Guest Linens Pattern 5778
Sprightly cutwork motifs by Alice Brooks bring a happy touch to guest linens. The Chronicle-Telegram offers pattern 5778 with eight inch birds and reverse motifs, material list, stitch illustrations, and color suggestions. Send 10 cents to Chronicle-Telegram Household Arts Dept for pattern 5778.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Brooks
Chronicle-Telegram
Household Arts Dept
W. 14Th Street
New York
N. Y
City P T A groups plan February meetings with Founders Day programs
Ten associations outline February meetings featuring Founders Day observances and student programs. Edison hosts a multi musical program and a Sonotone demonstration. Franklin, Hamilton, Roosevelt, McKinley, Jefferson Jr High, Allen, Gates, St Agnes, Garford all schedule talks, student performances, and light refreshments across Thursday to next week with directors and local speakers contributing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Falison
Edison Association
Charles Albrecht
Carl Lingenfelter
Mary Spoerl
Pete
Franklin
Hospital Admissions and Discharges Noted
Hospital admissions list Mrs. Robert Boylan of 105 Cornell Mrs. O E Townsend of 287 Ohio Street and Mrs. Ray Flowers of 223 South Street. Discharges include Mrs. Martin Mathes of South Amherst Mrs Arnold Michaels of 6 Broad Ave Clarence Bott of R D No 1 and Mrs John Goldenberg of 148 Cornell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Boylan
Cornell
O. E. Townsend
Ohio St
Ray Flowers
Sth
Martin Mathes
Amherst
Arnold Michaels
Clarence Bott
R. D
John Goldenberg
Chintz Cottage opens as Cues and Lines Club promises riotous comedy
The Initial production of the Cues and Lines Club debuts Sunday evening with a three act play Chintz Cottage at St. Agnes Church Hall. Dress rehearsals are tonight with cast including W J Moore Peter Ann Lloyd Minnie Mary Hohh enedel Fannie Alice Walsh Tillingtop Edward Kershaw Mr Kent Kay Halpin Grace Angela Cucuro Mrs Dean. A portion of box office goes to Red Cross Flood Relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace
Angela Cucuro
Dean
Alice Walsh
Red Cross
Linen Shower Honors Mare Copas Bride Elect
Miss Mare Copas, bride elect of Alverton Roe, was guest of honor at a Ninth Street party hosted by Miss Pauline Giergey and Miss June Garford for Zeta Upsilon Sorority members. Guests received linen favors. bridge prizes went to Miss Audrey Squires, Mrs. Allen Day, Miss Joyce Duckett, and Miss Copas. Green and white sorority colors set the theme. The Copas-Roe marriage is planned for February eleventh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mare Copas
Alverton Roe
Pauline Giergey
June Garford
Ninth Street
Zeta Upsilon Sorority
Miss Copas
Audrey Squires
Allen Day
Joyce Duckett
Copas-Roe
Sorority Bridge Party Hosted by Epsilon Sigma Alpha
Miss Aurilla Lyon hosted a Sorority Bridge Party at her West River Road home last night. Guests Miss Helen Donaldson Mrs Cora Pfundt and Miss Thelma Mays joined members for an evening of bridge. Honors went to Miss Mays Miss Mary Ruth Locke and Miss Caroline Rost. Refreshments featured pink candles in brass holders and a centerpiece of pink snapdragons with white buddleia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epsilon Sigma Alpha
Aurilla Lyon
West River Road
Helen” Donaldson
Cora Pfundt
Thelma Mays
Barberton
Bridge
Mays
Mary Ruth Locke
Caroline Rost
Sigma Trianon Club Meeting At Home Of Eileen Ryan
The Sigma Trianon club met at Eileen Ryan’s Furnace Street home to welcome new members. Prizes went to Helen Norton Alice Nickolai Betty Duffy and Joan Gray after an evening of games. A dining room table center of pom poms complemented a salad course. Betty Duffy invited members to her home in two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sigma Trianon Club
Eileen Ryan
Furnace Street
Helen Norton
Alice Nickolai
Betty Duffy
Joan Gray
Second Congregational Class Hosts Helen Palaggi’s Group
Mrs Grillhart's class from the Second Congregational church entertained Helen Palaggi's class last night with a tureen. The evening featured pulling taffy and games. Attendees included Dorothy Powell Hazel Olmstead Dorothy Feil Hattie Morse Emily Gaw ata Alice Gilbert Ruth Robertson Les Taylor Ardith Cheevers Jacqueline Jones Charlie Rawson Fern Gaines Doris Leather man Joan Spore Ruth Sahla toren and Bewr Dillingham.
Regina Burke Hosts Chi La Club Evening
Regina Burke entertained the Chi La Club at her home with a Monopoly diversion and a business meeting. Prizes were awarded to Joan Swindling and Jane Emerich. A colorful luncheon was served by the hostess’s mother. The next meeting is set for February 12 at Jozephine Wy krent’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chi-La Club
Regite Burke
Prises
Joan Swindling
Jane Emerich
Jozephine Wykrent
Bridge Luncheon by Garford PTA Highlights Fifteen Tables
A Garford Parent-Teacher Association sponsored bridge luncheon was held yesterday at 1 PM in the school auditorium with fifteen tables in play. Prizes were awarded to high score holders at each table. An executive board meeting will precede the next regular meeting on Wednesday at 2 30 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garford P.T. A
Dorothy Mann
Edison Parent- Teacher Association
Elmer Baun
FE. F. Reger
Joe Fritz
Florence Golde
Warren Wright
Mary Fox
R. Pallas
Garford Parent-Teacher Association
Suni Club Bene fit Bridge Party at YWCA Parlo rs
Suni Club sponsors a bene fit bridge party Monday evening at the YWCA parlors. Miss Dorothy Boor serves as general chairman with Miss Kathryn Herchler and Mrs Clarence Foster assisting on the committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Suni Club
Dorothy Boor
Kathryn Herchler
Clarence Foster
Elyria YMCA Bible Class Sunday Session
Elyria Men's Bible class meets Sunday morning in the Y M C A at 9 30. L B Hindman leads with the topic Abraham the Missionary. Mrs Alice Pitman and Mrs E O Pallas provide special music with several duets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria Men's
L. B. Hindman
Abraham
Alice Pitman
E. O. Pallas
Licenses for Elyria and surrounding towns granted
Licenses list several couples with ages and occupations in Elyria Lorain Ridgeville and nearby towns. Entries include Floyd Rump 21 truck driver Elyria with Kathryn Siebert 101 Cleveland Street Elyria and others pairing Walter Cebula 26 Elyria with Suzanne Pollock 20 Adams Street, George Leath 24 Magadore with Ruth Le Master 23 Brighton Township, Edward Galley 22 Ridgeville Township farmer with Luella Kreuger 22 Ridgeville, John Kosandy 26 Lorain fireman with Irene Koleszar 21 Lorain, James Friges 23 Lorain steel inspector with Victoria Rehm 19 South Amherst, and Melvin Weikel 23 Lorain steel worker with Mildred Younglas 24 Marseilles Avenue Elyria.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Floyd Rump
Elyria
Kathryn Siebert
Cleveland Street
Walter Cebula
Suzanne Pollock
Adams Street
George A. Leath
Magadore
Ruth LeMaster
Brighton
Edward Galley
Ridgeville
Luella Kreuger
John Kosandy
Lorain
Irene Ko
Townsend Club Raises 45 for Flood Relief Fund
Visitors from Cleveland Amherst Penfield Lorain Wellington and Huntington joined Elyria Towns end Club in a large social event last Thursday to raise funds for flood relief. A January 25 meeting yielded 45 dollars turned over to the Red Cross. Donations of clothing shoes and food were taken to the American Legion. A Swedish auction sparked merriment as dancing and refreshments followed. A Feb 11 gathering is invited to all.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Amherst
Penfield
Lorain
Wellington
Huntington
Townsend Club
Elyria
Pres. Hill
Red Cross
American Legion
Three Hurt By Coal Gas Blast In Cleveland
An explosion of coal gas wrecked a brick and concrete boiler house at the Ohio Band Instrument Co in Cleveland Ohio injuring three employees, one seriously. Several workers arriving for work narrowly escaped as doors and windows shattered debris flew into the main room. Damage was estimated at several hundred dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Ohio Band Instrument Co
Sit Down Strike Ends in Lansing With GM Workers
Twenty four General Motors workers who were on a non union sit down strike outside Governor Frank Murphy's office in Lansing ended their protest early today. The action began yesterday and involved workers demanding recognition and higher wages from GM. No injuries were reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lansing
Mich
General Motors
Frank Murphy
Boys Stranded In Flooded Louisville
Allen and Ralph Dale, sons of Hugh and Mrs. Dale of 183 West Lorain Street, left on a hitchhiking trip to California nearly three weeks ago. They reported from Louisville, Kentucky, that they were safe but stranded amid floods. Their father wired money, which remains unclaimed, and there has been no contact since. Duane Rhodes, who rode with them, returned home from Tennessee after separating from the group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin, O
Allen
Ralph Dale
Hugh Dale
West Lorain Street
California
Louisville
Kentucky
Dale
Duane Rhodes
Mark Rhodes
Dale Boys
Tennessee
Officers Installed by Oberlin Odd Fellows Lodge
The Oberlin Odd Fellows lodge installed its officers at a regular meeting with Deputy Grand Master Ralph Hobil and his Elyria staff. New Noble Grand John Westervelt led a list including Vice Grand Perry Walls, Recording Secretary O C May, Financial Secretary F E Sharp, Treasurer C K Bryant, Warden Ralph McRoberts, Conductor Leon Atherton, Chaplin C P Badger, I S G Durward Knepper, O S G Floyd Bryant, L S N G J H Feakins R V G Harry Murphy, L S V G Don Bryant, Trustee F Wilson and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin Odd Fellows Lodge
Ralph Hobil
Elyria
Noble Grand
John Westervelt
Perry Walls
O. C. May
F. E. Sharp
C. K. Bryant
Ralph McRoberts
Leon Atherton
Chaplin
C. P. Badger
Durward Knepper
Floyd Bryant
N. G
Albert Parsons
J. H. Feakins
V. G
Harry Murphy
Don Bryant
J. Berg
F. &. Wilson
Oberlin Woodwind Ensemble Broadcast Sunday Jan 31
The Woodwind Ensemble of the Oberlin Conservatory directed by George Waln will broadcast Sunday January 31 from 10:30 to 11:00 on NBC. Music Educators Conference arrangement by P W Dykema Colum bia Professor Karl Gehrkens will give a four minute talk on Music in the College and Home. Ensemble members include Ruth Blair Kalamazoo Lois Fees Cleveland Anton Winkler Cleveland Marvin Howe Marion Bernon Reeder Lakewood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin Conservatory of Music
George Waln
National Broadcasting Company
P. W. Dykema
Teachers College
Columbia
Karl W. Gehrkens
Conservatory
Ruth Blair
Kalamazoo, Mich
Lois Fees
Cleveland
Anton Winkler
Marvin Howe
Marion
Bernon Reeder
Lakewood
Plan Special Program at Oberlin Church
The Youth Fellowship of the First Church in Oberlin meets Sunday evening at the James Brand House for a special program from 6:60 to 8:15. A social committee headed supper precedes the program. Dr. C. T. Craig of the Graduate School of Theology will speak afterward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Church
Oberlin
James Brand House
Jamie Hall
Church School
Women’s Association
J. C. Zimmerman
C. T. Craig
Graduate School of Theology
Parochial School Talk and Local Officials Events
Open house for high school students to be hosted at the Sacred Heart Church parsonage on South Cedar avenue with Rev James Brennan speaker on parochial school issues. Past Chiefs Association of the Pythian Sisters meets February 1 with pot luck supper and officer elections at Mrs Agnes Princehorn’s West College street home. Oberlin hosts Northeast District Ohio Federation of Public Health Officials February 4 at Oberlin Inn with ten o’clock section meetings and a closing banquet where L B Hindmay discusses Tuberculosis A Country Wide Program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Cedar Avenue
James P. Brennan
Sacred Heart Church
Ohio Federation of Public Health Officials
Oberlin Inn
L. B. Hindmay
Garden Club officers plan husbands dinner at Mrs Nellie Smith home
Members of the Garden department of the Oberlin Women's club will entertain their husbands at a dinner at 6:30 Monday evening at the home of Mrs. Nellie Smith located at 160 East College Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin Women’s Club
Nellie Smith
East College Street
Y M C A Plans Property Reappraisal and Committee Appointments
The Elyria Y M C A board authorized a three member committee to reappraise the property's value. Appointments will be made by Worth Fauver the vice president. Trustees also agreed to cooperate with state and national Y M C A associations while reports on activities were presented by Harlie G. Stevick James Whyte and Kenneth Hicks from the local staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria Y. M. C. A
Board of Trustees
Worth Fauver
Harlie G. Stevick
James Whyte
Kenneth Hicks
Air scholarships to lift poor British youths into aviation exec roles
Boys from underprivileged British families will gain air scholarship awards enabling advancement to high level positions in the British aircraft industry. The program begins this year and aims to uplift social mobility and strengthen the industry workforce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AIR Scholarships
London
Chicken Supper at Holy Cross Church Hall
A chicken supper is planned at Holy Cross Church Hall on Sunday January 31 at 6 30 P M. Proceeds support church activities and community outreach. Community members are invited to attend and enjoy a shared meal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hungarian Reformed Church
Sun
Holy Cross Church Hall
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Dan Alwyn Yost
Gates Avenue
Bobby MacDonald
Dick Morgan
David
Douglas Murray
Fay Yost
Patty Yost
Richard Gibbs
Joseph Fryberger
Second Street
Sequatta Club
Mary Blair
Lofts Hughes
Dewey Avenue
Eunice Ferry
Bell Avenue
Business Women’s Club
Elyria Business College
Gertrude
Gertrude Rahl
Brookhouser’s
Middle Ave
Baptist Choir
Brooks
Parent Teacher Associations of
Andrew Rawson
Franklin Parent-Teacher Association
Hamilton
Hamilton P.T. A
S. G. Shaw
Hamilton A Association
Roosevelt
Genevieve Kuchenrither
Roosevelt P.T. A
McKinley McKinley Parent-Teacher Association
Carpenter
WHK
WJIAY
WADC
Akron
Weken Youngstown
J. Martin Beck
Walter Peak
Jefferson Jr
Miss Pape
Jefferson Junior High P.T. A
Edward Witham
Paul Wainwright
Viola Hargrave
F. A. Dutshimer
Stankard
Edna Moore
Elsha
Allen P.T. A
Gates
Attorner A. M. Keep of Lorain
Gates P.-T. A
St. Agnes
St. Agnes P.T. A
Tudsay
Day
G. Toth
West River Street
Geza
Bernice Rezek
Lois Whitacre
Julia King
Helen Szabo
Dorothy McAvena
Margaret Smith
Harriet Wieser
Elvera Toth
William Kaylor
Robert Dumke
James Seres
Frank Seres
Regina Burke
Elyria Men’s Bible Class
Anna
Ridghts Beauty Shop
Leedale
Broad St
IDEAL
Walton Ice and
Mrs. Esther
N. Profesor Street
Officers of
Odd Fellows
Birkline’s
Lorain County
Imperial Furniture CO
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