Marriage of Ruth Shipley and Wesell Perkins Highlighted by Open Church Ceremony
The society column details the 2 5 6 777 noon wedding at Second Congregational Church with Ruth Shipley and Wesell Perkins exchanging vows. Attendants include Mrs. George Carter, Miss Dorothy Murbach, and Miss Delores Perkins. Reception and plans for a Florida honeymoon follow, with members and guests noted. The piece also covers I O O F Lodge No 103 activities and upcoming district and lodge events featuring speakers, degrees, and a banquet agenda.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Shipley
Sisters Hostess Shower for Dorothy Frederick’s Upcoming Wedding
A miscellaneous shower at Mrs. Frank Monschein’s home honors Miss Dorothy Frederick, fiance of Freeborn Smiley of Jamestown NY, with Miss Marr Armitage as co host. Prizes awarded to Delores O Grady Margaret O Connell Glory Krufi and others. Daisy Troop No 2 meets at Church of Christ forming new patrols with leaders Margaret Peach Alice Tarry and others. The mother and daughter banquet is set for November 13 and reservations close next Tuesday. A candy sale and Christmas card block prints project are planned for next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Frederick
Freeborn Smiley
Jamestown
New York
Frank Monschein
Wanda Street
Monschein
Marr Armitage
Delores O'Grady
Lakewood
Margaret O'Connell
Glory Krufi
Eileen Armitage
Carrie Rkuchenrither
Eleanor Armitage
George Dwight
Cleveland
O'Grady
Matt Fortman
Lorain
Bishop
Marian Lyman
Margaret O'Conner
Glory Knuaff
Carrie Keuchenrither
Eleanor
Estelle Menschein MaryaArmitage
James Armitage
Daisy Troop No 2
Church of Christ
Berbera
Margaret Peach
Alice Ta
Mary Gallam
Alice Tarry
Carol Dorothy Bull
Merzarer Bohlen
Nan Shrrock
Skms
Last Of Party Series For Miss LaVonne Yancer
The final in a two part series of gatherings for Miss LaVonne Yancer was held at Aver book home on Bart court. Buneo entertained guests while Miss Josephine Whitmore won the high score prize and Miss Elizabeth Hahr received consolation. A late sal ad course was served by hostesses Miss Silvia Averbook and Miss Ida Ahlzrim with Mrs Averbook assisting. Yaneer, soon to wed Robert Gow on Friday November sixth, was given a traveling case from bridesmaids including Doris Swindling Delene Fheads Elizabeth Hahn Roseena Pacier Josephine Whitmore Evelyn Brown and the hostesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LaVonne Yancer
Averbook
Bart Court
Buneo
Josephine Whitmore
Elizabeth Hahr
Silvia Averbook
Ida Ahlzrim
Rebekah Sorai Club Nominates Officers at Mrs Schuster Home
Twenty three members and five guests met at West Street home of Mrs Anna Schuster. President Mrs Nellie Reynolds presided as Florence Gilman was nominated president and Dessie Sutton vice president along with secretary Edna Woodcock treasurer Minnie Gard and sunshine treasurer. Following banco games Blanche Thompson and Virginia Lewis earned high and low scores. Assisting refreshments were Mrs Ruby Bear. Mrs Kate Reinhardt Mrs Sadie Strohl and Mrs Louie Brouse attended. Mrs Anna Brenner will host the next meeting December first.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rebekah Sorai Club
Anna Schuster
West Street
Nellie Reynolds
Florence Gilman
Dessie Sutton
Anna Gehrke
Edna Woodcock
Minnie Gard
Sunshine
Banco
Blanche Thompson
Virginia Lewis
Assizirt
Shuster
Ruby Bear
Rummage Sale at Garford School PTA West End Market
Garford School P T A announces a rummage sale at the West End Market on Friday and Saturday. Proceeds support school activities and programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garford School P. T. A
West End
Johnston Gift & Knit Shop Extols Local Service
A storefront message from Johnston Gift & Knit Shop emphasizes serving local customers as well as attracting shoppers from other cities for gifts and prizes. The note highlights pride in customer loyalty and broad appeal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnston Gift & Knit Shop
Daughters of Scotia Officers Installed at Be at Empire Club
Last evening in Be t Empire club rooms officers of Daughters of Scotia were installed by Grand Deputy Mrs. Donnelly of Akron. New officers include Jessie Hidderest chief daughter Anna Leder Elizabeth Rider chaplain Mary Rouse Helen Harr Anna Blakeslee secretary Anne McKee treasurer Margaret Galle trustess Jessie Ellis assistant doctor Margaret Rodgers, Margaret Patten vice guard and Margaret Baird guard Isabel Henderson pianist Catherine Messeros. Presentations were made to Grand Deputy Mrs. Donnelly Anna Lever Mary Bonsos visitors from Akron Cleveland and Lorain. After installation refreshments were served to 159 guests and dancing followed under Mrs Skrubsole and committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Empire Club
Lady Rover
Adge
Daughters of
Scotia
Granmoo
Donnelli
Akron
Jessie Hidderest
Anna Leder
Elizapeh
Mary Rouse
Elarr
Anna Blakeslee
Crc
Anne McKee
Margaret Galle
Jessie Ellis
Margaret Rodgers
Margaret Patten
Margaret Baird
Isabel Henderson
Catherine Messeros
Donnelly
Anna Lever
Mary Bonso
Ahrze
Cleveland
Lorainse
Attier- Gance
Oberlin Woman Addresses Temperance Union Meeting
Mrs Fannie Drummond spoke to Women Christian Temperance Union members at Mrs Deane Burn’s home on East Avenue Tuesday 21. She reported that thousands joined across the state at Youth Day with one hundred youth marching in with banners for prohibition. Next meeting planned for December first.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fannie Drummond
Obelin
Women - Christian Temperance Union
Deane Burn
East Avenue
D Drummond
Corsention
Canton
Prolihion
Plans for Box Social and Christmas Activities
Itsings Club members met at Elizabeth Sites home and outlined a box social for Friday November 13. Prizes were awarded to Carol Christman Florence Newell and Donna Chapman after games. Miss Sites served a luncheon at the end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Itsings Club
Elizabeth Sites
Carol Christman
Florence Newell
Donna Chapman
Miss Sites
Church Groups and Clubs Schedule Evening Meetings
Local church councils meet at their respective churches in the evening. Various groups attend events at community sites including St Johns School Third Street Walther League Zone rally and St Pauls Church. Activities list Bible study nursing alumnae bingo circles and officer nominations with participants named and addresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emmanuel Lutheran Church Council
St. John’s School
Third Street
St. Pauls Church Council
Church of Crist
A. J. Myers
Second Congregational Church
Scheuneman
Lake Avenue
Junior Missionary Society of the
United Presbyterian Church
Bristol
Russell Leonhart
Lakewood
St. Clair Rebekah Lodge
Clasque Club
Mildred Baumhardt
Spruce Street
Zeta Upsilon
Dorothy Harper
Columbia Avenue
Bridge Wits
Ernest Erber
Fourth Street
P. D. Reef
Circle Ladies
Charles Decker
Circle Dot
Margaret Maddox
Holiday party hosts past presidents of relief corps
Mrs Elia Williams of Harvard avenue hosted a Wednesday afternoon gathering for past presidents of the Womens Relief Corps. President Mrs Handler led the business session with twelve attendees. A Christmas party is planned for the next meeting at Mrs Della Kreps’s home 121 Chestnut street. Contests awarded prizes to Mrs Lyd ia Squires and Mrs Kreps. four special awards went to Mrs Nattiea Woodrunl, Mrs Squires, Mrs Ellen Lanzgion and Mrs Anna Gehrke. A chrysanthemum centerpiece adorned the dining room where luncheon was served. Betty Azate hosted Theta Kappa Omega Sorority on Gates avenue Bridge, with prizes to Vivian Richards and Mary Jane Sullivan. meeting adjourned to two weeks hence at Virginia Watt’s Denison home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Womens Relief Corps
Elia Williams
Harvard Avenue
Handler
Della Kreps
Chestnut Street
Dcember
Lydia Squires
Kreps
Mirs Nattiea Woodrunl
Squires
Ellen Lanzgion
Anna Gehrke
Betty Azate
Theta Kappa Omega
Gates Avenue
Bridge
Vivian Richards
Mary Jane Sullivan
Virginia Watt
Denison Avenue
D A R Meeting Moves to Church Parlor
The Daughters of American Revolution meet Friday November 6 at the First Congregational church parlors. Mrs Otto Greene hosts. Speakers will be Helen Mosena and Betty Jeanne Ford from Shauffier School in Cleveland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daughters of American Revolution
Otto Greene
First Congregational Church
Helen Mosena
Betty Jeanne Ford
Shauffier School
Cleveland
Local Personal News and Births Across Elyria Area
Senior Fred Lehman visits Carnegie Tech family on Oberlin road. Elyria Memorial Hospital sees births for Nov 3 and 4 to Rada and Andress families. Rhodes scholarship hopeful E. Jar Hoxenstine of Park Avenue seeks Miami University nomination. A nephew Floyd H Todd dies at 19 from a skull fracture after a horse incident. funeral held in Tiffin. Families travel for funerals in Wheaton and Youngstown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Lehman
Carnegie Institute of Technology
Karl Lehman
Oberlin Road
Kenneth Finkel
Wellington
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Burton Todd
Tiffin
Ohio
Joseph Rada
Lake Avenue
E. Jar Hoxenstine
Park Avenue
Ohio State University
Academic Council
Miami University
Rhodes
Peter Suta
West River Street
A. M. Hannaford
Jack Hannaford
Fifth Street
Bunco Club Hosts Night at Mrs Foreman Home
The Eight Bunco Club met at Mrs. Emma Foreman’s Cascade street home. Prizes went to Mrs. Edna Benz first, Mrs. Makinski second, Mrs. Marr Stevens third, and Gladys Crombie won the evening prize. Lunch was served to members and guest Mrs. Stevens. Mrs. Kenneth Vaughn will host at Brandston avenue in two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joliz
Bunco
Emma Foreman
Cascade Street
Edna Benz
Makinski
Marr Stevens
Gladys Crombie
Stevens
Kenneth Vaughn
Brandston Avenue
Preaching Mission Plans Near Finale in Elyria
Plans for the Elyria session of the National Preaching Mission on November 10 are being completed by local committees. Warne Burdue chairs the youth rally at St Pauls Evangelical. a noon luncheon at the Methodist church is organized by Mrs. C F Neuwirth and others will handle reservations. E Stanley Jones leads the national speaker group. Dr. H B McCormick of Cleveland will also speak.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
National
Warne Burdue
St. Paul's Evangelical Church
A. E Kemp
Methodist Episcopal Church
C. F. Neuwirth
D. A. Baird
John Jehte
David Lindberg
Otto Greene
J. C. Kennedy
Peter Chobanoff
C. L. Bristol
B. P. Bacso
E Stranley Jones
India
Cleveland
H. B. McCormick
Club Welcomes New Member At St Johns 03 Club Meeting
Mrs Anna Wildenheim hosted St Johns 03 Club last evening. New member Mrs Luella Gehl was welcomed. A play was planned and a rehearsal held with Mrs Clara Bucholz at piano. All except two members attended. Luncheon was served and the club adjourned to meet December 1st with Miss Rathven Flugel. Names of peanut sisters will be revealed and Christmas gifts exchanged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Wildenheim
Foster Avenue
St. John’s
Luella Gehl
Clara Bucholz
Rathven Flugel
Furmace Street
Hold Hobo Party At St Pauls Young Peoples League
St Pauls Young Peoples League held a monthly meeting with a hobo party format. Prayers were offered by Paul Trion Gladys Welton and Jane Unger followed by business discussion and games led by master of ceremonies Earl Pallas. Cider and doughnuts were served by Florence Welton Earl Pallas Ann Schubert and Alma Wirth. A Youth Preaching Mission is set for Tuesday November 10 at 7 39 pm at St Pauls church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul's Young People’s League
Paul Trion
Gladys Welton
Jane Unger
Earl Pallas
Florence Welton
Ann Schubert
Alma Wirth
St. Paul’s Church
Literary Club Backed by Mrs Biggs Hosts Review
Mrs Charles Biggs hosted the Literary Club at her Park avenue home last evening. Mrs Henry Ingersoll Jr reviewed Gone With the Wind by Margaret Mitchell, noting it covers the Civil War and Reconstruction from a woman's viewpoint. A salad course followed. Mrs Harold Rorick will entertain in two weeks with Mrs Baxter Sharp reviewing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Biggs
Park Avenue
Henry Ingersoll, Jr
Margaret Mitchell
Ingersoll
Harold Rorick
Baxter Sharp
Class Sexs At Hospital Members Gather For Work Meet
Members of the Plus Ultra class of the Methodist church held a work meeting at Miss Leena Mowry’s home on Charles Court. Led by Mrs. C M Ackerman the group made bandages and hemmed towels for a Christmas box to be sent to Mission Hospital in the Philippine Islands. Miss Mowry was assisted by Miss Victorine Sears and Mrs. Dorothy Bender in serving refreshments to thirteen members. A plan to visit the West Side Settlement House in Cleveland was discussed during the business session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Church
Leena Mowry
Charles Court
C. M. Ackerman
Mission Hospital
Phillipine Islands
Mowrr
Victorine Sears
Dorothy Bender
West Side Settlement House
Cleveland
Hospital Admissions and Discharges List
Hospital admissions include William Kaz mierczak Grafton George Bail ey Amherst Mrs Kenneth Fin kel Wellington Mrs Joseph Bra da 1214 Lodi ave Mrs Peter Suta 216 W River st Pasquale Acerez Amherst Mrs Arthur Gallam 343 8th st Mrs Clellan Andress 511 Garford Discharges include Mrs Frankie Kaxden baby girl 609 W 3rd Mrs Walter Slauvelt baby boy 1332 East ave Sheila Oldfield 217 Furnace Mrs James Solida R D No 3 Anne Whitner 214 George st Patricia Ann Lytle 325 E Hts blvd Charles Grun dy 215 Clark st Alford Mylas 169 Bellfield
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Kazmierczak
Grafton
George Bailey
Amherst
Kenneth Finkel
Wellington
Joseph Brada
Lodi Ave
Peter Suta
W. River St
Pasquale Acerez
Arthur Gallam
8Th St
Clellan Andress
Garford
Frankie Kaxden
W. 3Rd
Walter Slauvelt
Franklin PTA Thanksgiving Planner Presented by Dewhurst Class
The Dewhurst room children will present a Thanksgiving planner at the Franklin PTA meeting Thursday at 3 15 pm at Franklin School Chief Stankard will give a safety task and Mrs Spoers will demonstrate new equipment for teaching deaf children Mrs C Smith will report on the Parents and Teachers convention in Toledo last month. The first three grades will hold a bake sale.
Sigloe Group Holds Social Meeting at Betty Ryan Home
Sigloe members met at Betty Ryan’s home last evening to discuss the initiation of Louise Knierman, a new member. The initiation committee includes Virginia Gibbons and Betty Moehle. A luncheon followed the business, hosted by the hostess. The next meeting is set for Marion Barnes’s home on Crehore Court next Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sigloe
Betty Ryan
Louise Knierman
Virginia Gibbons
Betty Moehle
Marion Barnes
Crehore Court
Tuesdar
New Girl Scout Troop Forms at St Mary's Parish Hall
A new Girl Scout troop named Star of Bethlehem organized yesterday at St Mary's Parish Hall. Mrs. Charles R. Markham leads as captain with Ruth Meier Helen Kiehm and Marjoriee Hrig as patrol leaders and Marr Stolz Betty Lou Fiood Wendia Resar as lieutenants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Marry’s Parish Hall
St. Mary's Hall
Charles R. Markham
Star of Bethlehem
Ruth Meier
Helen Kiehm
Marjoriee Hrig
Marr Stolz
Betty Lou Fiood
Wendia Resar
Margaret Krubuski
Theodora Wikrent
Rita Kirkbride
Mary Ann Humphreys
Joan O’donnell
Ruth Jane Krugman
Patty Banrille
Mary Joe Keres
Shirier McGowan
Jerry Ready
Patti Hogan
Bernice Leamon
Franklin Girl Reserves Elect New Officers
Franklin group members elected officers for the year at a recent meeting. Julia Sullivan will serve as president with Betty Marnard as vice president Vivian Smith as secretary Olga Sonkolr as treasurer and Jean Graham as reporter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin Girl Reserves
Julia Sullivan
Betty Marnard
Vivian Smith
Olga Sonkolr
Jean Graham
Girls to Stage Play With Legion Auxiliary Support
Ruth Meinke hosted Junior Legion Auxiliary at Hamilton Avenue home Monday. Mary Enen Kolopos and Nancy Oldfield named to select a suitable drama. A special meeting is set for Saturday at the Legion Home to begin rehearsals. December meeting at Jean Bogart's home with Betty Lou Smuth assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Meinke
Barbara Aungst
Junior Legion Auxiliary
Hamilton Avenue
Mary Enen Kolopos
Nancy Oldfield
Legion
Jean Bogart
Betty Lou Smuth
Ely P T A Plans Bazaar and Charities Meeting
Ely Parent-Teacher Association members voted to donate five dollars each to the Community Chest and the Red Cross at yesterday's meeting. They outlined tentative plans for a December bazaar and held a bake sale after. Miss Corinne Brown's room received the attendance award.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. A. Olsen
Ohio Congress of Parents and Teachers
Ely
Parent-Teacher Association
Community Chest
Red Cross
Corinne Brown
Sorority Ladies Attend Oberlin Gathering at Mary Arter Home
Members from a local sorority traveled to Oberlin for bridge and social games at Mrs. Mary Arter's North Main Street residence. Mrs. Robert Smith won high score, Mrs. Milton Bishop received consolation. Hostess Mrs. Richard Smith of George Street hosts December first meeting. Names drawn for Christmas gift exchange at the Smith home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin
Mary Arter
North Main Street
Robert Smith
Milton Bishop
Richard Smith
George Street
Smith
Sewing session hosted by Hinkson Auxiliary Club
The Rollin E. Hinkson Auxiliary Sewing Club meets Thursday for an all day session at the home of Mrs. Nellie Burton on Furnace Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rollin E. Hinkson
Thurstar
Nellie Burton
Furnace Street
Also Mentioned on This Page
Wendell Perkins
Florida
Nina Ramser
Nellie Gregory
George Carter
Dorothy Murbach
Delores Perkins
Miss Murbach
Miss Perkins
Melvin Shipler
Max Bearer
Herbert Wilson
I. O. O. F. Lodge
I. O. O. F. Lodge No
Temple
New London Lodge No
Toledo
New London High School
E. L. Bailey
New London
Assembly
G.S
Plan Box Social
Househol Brooks
Chronicle-Telegram
Household Arts Dept
W. 14Th Street
N.Y
Harvey Bassett
Cora Bassett
Parx Avenue
St. Petersburg
C. Mo Ackerman
John Everard
Wheaton
Illinois
Irene Ackerman
David Everard
Wheaton College
Nettie Woodruff
Columbus
Mabel Marsh
Jackson
Tennessee
C. E. Castle
Betty Washburn
Florida State College For Women
Tallahassee
St. Petersport
Alfred Shrubsole
Youngstown
Shrubsole
Emits Edwards
A. D Harrison
George Smith
Cousin
E. H. Hansmen
Charles Keesh
Charles Edwards
Emily Edwards
Twelfth Street
Globe Budget
Estelle Lyon
Mgr
Middle Ave
Entertains Literary Club
Mink
P-T. A
Billinghurst Hotel
Public Enemy
Elyria Dairies
Sigrid H. Amidon L. L. P
2Nd St
Echie
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