Miss Shirley Johnson to Wed Bernard Faulhaber
Miss Shirley Johnson will marry Bernard Faulhaber a petty officer in the Navy on November 17 at St Marys. The couple's engagement was celebrated with a pre wedding party at the Faulhaber home with guests including the bride's parents. A color theme of pink and white and arrangements of chrysanthemums featured in the celebration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shirley Johnson
Bernard Faulhaber
Iss Shirley Johnson
Aho
Berard
Wellington
Navid Trenning Selead
Dearborn
Michigan
Janis Naveske
Len Sheldon
Friendship Clubs Sponsor Assembly Speaker Miss Dingman
Four YWCA Friendship clubs at the high school sponsored an assembly with Miss Mary A. Dingman as speaker. Miss Marian Kemble presided and introduced advisers, mothers’ chairmen, and club presidents. Dingman urged spiritual growth and universal friendship to prevent future wars, ending with God Bless America.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
YWCA
Mary A. Dingman
Marian Kemble
Ywca Board of Directors
Fir Clbs
Anna Catherine Hess
Lenore Shumaker
Gladys Fowell
Helen Serman
Kemble
Dell Cromling
Ford Refenning
Swen Nielsen
June Ann Henson
Shirley Shipman
Merv Guerin
Ann Duteh
Ann Gater J
Junior Friendship
Jeanne Sadowak
Freshman Friendship Club
Mary Gueniioof
Miss Dingman
America
Barbara Cromling
Senior Friendship Club
Phyllis Powell
Harvest Hop Planned by H. S. Student Cabinet
Elycia leads the high school student cabinet in sponsoring a Harvest Hop, an all-school dance at the high school gym Saturday evening. Spencer relief product ad copy mentions fatigue and hack ache, with service in vane home and phone 39153, Harriet G. Mills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. S
Elycia
Spencer
Vane
Harriet G. Mills
Episcopal Women Host United Thank Offering Meeting
The Episcopal Women of Sandusky plan a regional gathering in Bellevue on the coming Wednesday with Mrs. Donald Stevenson as keynote speaker. At St Andrews Church in Elyria and Ridgeville, Mrs. Willian Dehm organized a luncheon after a World Community Mass led by Miss Mary Dingman, honoring Miss Mary Qingmim of New York and Miss Ona Holly of YWCA/LS. Chaperones included Anna Catherine Hess and Gladys Towell, with dancing from 10 PM to 12 30 AM and a host of local organizers and helpers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United
Episcopal Church Weamen
St Andrews Church
Mary Qingmim
New York
Ona Holly
Ywaglas
Rodney Rockwood
Episcopal Women
Sandusky
Bellevue
Donald Stevenson
Grosse Pointe
Meligan
Womena Auxiliary
St. Andrews
Willian Dehm
E. B. Haylor
Mabel Hart
S. W. Henson
J. D. Hayes
John Hartley
George Hewitt
Earl Hawkins
Wiliam Goavher
Charles Glover
G. E. Gould
C.D. Gull
TD. Funk
King
Anna Catherine Hess
Gladys Towell
Josephine Wilcox
Lenore Shumiker
FE. P. Dulles
Walter von Brock
O. K. Caldwell
Mary Guesia
Nancy Newson
Phyllis’ Refenning
al Tattersall
E Gardon
Personal notices and society gatherings listed in Elyria paper
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Crowell of ard court were guests as they plan to move to San Jose California November 2. Hosts were Mr. and Mrs. Danie Flu om Denson avenue and others attended. The piece also notes dramatic group activity at Michigan State College and community club events, highlights of local YWCA secretary Garnet Knights, and various hospital and guild meetings with upcoming rummage sale and study programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Crowell
Ard Court
San Jose
California
Danie Flu
Loretta Daley
Helen Ryan
Dorothy Varga
Olive Boughton
Myrtle Plate
Gertrude Foss
Daley
Rilven Dewhurst
Seventh Street
Sunkey
Bawlhog Green State University
John Ho Kemp
San Antonio
Texas
Pasadena
Disney
Dante Fila
Robert Livingston
Pilgrim Community Church
Livingstons
Ridgeville
Garnet Knights
Cadalajara
Mexico
Marina Kemble
Washington Avenue
Clarence Preehtel
Miller Court
Elyria Mem- Corkil Hospital
Floyd Phillipay
Ralph Stearns
Charles Reichert
Vurain County Tuberculosis Association
Charles Dueoty
A. E. Schowaller
Arthur Moélk
Francis Eichenlaub
Rolfe Thm
Sam Holobach
Til
Church Women Commit to World Peace Effort
About 250 women from 16 Elyria and Ridgeville churches gathered at St Andrew's Episcopal in Wilson to pledge support for a world peace organization. Miss Mary A. Dingman urged economic solidarity and warned tariffs threaten peace as she led a World Community Day observance. Officers were nominated, with three new membership petitions. A card party and future Rebekah events were announced, along with reports from committees and a district instruction summary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Ridgeville
Wilson
World Peace Organization
St. Andrew's Episcopal Church
World Organization For
United Stes of America
Mary A. Dingman
Woman's Action Committee For
Elyria Council of Church Women
United Counel of
Church Women of America
Miss Dingman
America
Gaid
Cher Rebekah
T. O. Qof Hall
Thelma Rockwood
Golden Arrow Theta Rho Girls Club
St Clair Judge
Hazel Markel
Methodist WSCS Elects Officers At All Day Meeting
The Women's Society of Christian Service at the First Methodist church held an all day session with prayer, songs, and talks. Officers and committee chairs were elected, reports given, and plans discussed for future meetings and missionary work including the World Fellowship dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Wscs
UN. H.W. Courtney
The
Good Samaritan
Women’s Society of Christian Service
Birst’ Methodist Church
Hele Osborn
Senery
Friendship Home
Cincinnati
Negro Children's Nursery
Fred Sams
South Africa
Henry Townsend
Werd
Lower India
Henry Heidrich
A. D Strong
Courtney
Osborn
Chirence Heazell
John Gray
Strong
Mo Werden
Clark Madduck
Cuele 3
Atrs
Fred Lawrence
Merett Powell
Dare. Kirkpatrick
Hy Brandt
Noth East Chia
Ain
Louise Patterson
Vie
YW Club
Ely- Ma
Bela Ph
Not many events listed for community notices
Rummage sale on Saturday November 4 at 7 30 a m at 425 Second Street by Sigma Gamma Sorority with a flea market and poultry market openings noted for Chapel Street but not detailed times. Also a special Democratic meeting Friday November 3 at Eagles Hall with party committee announcement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Second Street
Sigma Garona Sorority
Eagles Hall
Ely
Tially Denmerarie
Credit Women install officers and PTA events set Thursday
Calendar items include Credit Women installing officers at Graystone Hotel after dinner, Hamilton PTA and Allen PTA meetings at 7 45 and 7 30 respectively, Isabel Hasley showing Gates Hospital children films, Clara Polley lecture at 7 in room 107 Tech building, Little Sorority at 194 Roosevelt Avenue, and a Major Woodworth War Veterans inspection. Magyar Circle 1 hosts card party with Velma Kovach, Cascade Ettes on Cascade Street, and Women's Council at First Christian Church at 8 with Democratic Women’s Club and Women’s Benefit Association events in K of P hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Graystone
Hamilton P.-T
Isabel Hasley
Gates Hospital
Allen P.-T. A
Clara Polley
Tech
Little Sorority
Carl Turner
Roosevelt Avenue
Woodworth Camp
Magyar Circle No
Magyar Circle No. 1
Alex Baksa
Charler Dons
Velma Kovach
West River St
Cascade-Ettes
Robert Hastings
Cascade Street
Women’s Council of
First Christian Church
Women's Benefit Association
K. of FL Hall
Democratic Women’s Club
Edison P T A Meeting Covers Bond Issue And School Levy
Edison P T A meets at the school with President Blakeslee leading the pledge. Reports from secretary Ewald Janiz and treasurer Morris. speaker H B Williams discusses core values. Next event is the December 6 teachers dinner at Second Congregational Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edison
Edison Parent-Teacher Association
Msg
Frank Blakeslee
America
Ewald Janiz
William Morris
Stanley Orr
League of Women Voters
A.W. McMan
Mise Stewart
Teeghers
Second Congregational Church
Harford
Garford P.-T.a
Alen P
America the Beautiful
Arthur Comstock
Douglas Wiggins
Ward Hubbard
Andere
At the
V.mlc.a
Harold Denn
Hospital Discharges and Local Names Notify Readers
Discharges list includes Mra. Glenn Saladin of Amherst and Mrs. Gilbert Minnich of Oberlin Road along with Mrs. August Casper of North Ridgeville and Mrs. Lloyd Bechtel. A baby girl is noted at 618 Dewey Arena and Mrs. William Barry of 408 Adams Street. Chinese typewriters now have 4 000 characters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenn Saladin
Amherst
Gilbert Minnich
Oberlin Road
August Casper
North Ridgeville
Lloyd Bechstel
Dewey Arena
William Barry
Adams Street
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Abe
Luiva
Friendship Clubs
Your Grace's
Apuarioon
Ipsesia Acconicus
Evith
MacHlat Shepee
Middle Avenue
Robert Dyke
Charlotte Kady
St. Andrew's Church
Harold Dicken
Women's Council
Guild
Paul Stentz
Howard Parsons
Painesville
Dicken
Arthur Sparks
Ernest Haylor
Max Worcester
Parsons
Fred Greely
Columbia Avenue
Robert St. John
Elyria Civic Forum
Metoin
B. Johnson Hall
Carnegie Hall
Cleveland
Bopom
Te. G. Smith
Bureau of Vital Statistics
Cleveland Division of Health
Ohio
Johnson Hall
Grkel
Flarence Foss
Alton Brown
Florence Sanders
Miss Houck
Miss Hill
Miss Wacker
Stich
Mrs Baulen
Alex Kesson
Ray Sanner
Effa Brown
Chicago T
BSA
Chapel
Chapel Steer
H Chuved
Parent-Teacher Association News
Cochli dl
Fale Cares
Tede
Sireline
Phong
Paul Eager
Lorain County
T. B. Health Association
Arthur Schowalter
Miss Shorts Room
Rose
Charles Hazelton
Douglas Gotro
Humbers
William Schrock
Clifford Johnson
Robert Roberts
William J. Edwards
Little Winding Road
Maynard Huenel
Comstock
P.T.A
Toledo
John Weaver
Robert Miller
Carl Williams
Harold Dean
Paul Eaper
GATES
Pledge of Allegiance
Gates Parent-Teacher Association
Kathryn Palmer
Dean's
Doan
Jack
Jack & Jill
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