Lillian McManama and Elmer Harris wed in gospel tabernacle
Lillian McManama daughter of M McManama and Elmer G Harris son of Garfield Harris wed at the Full Gospel Tabernacle on East Bridge Street. The ceremony featured Lohengrin Wedding March, palm banked altar, and a reception for 175 at 14 Bus Bridge Street. The couple will reside at 360 Elyma Avenue Amherst after Mr Harris, Oberlin High School graduate, serves at Lorain Shipyard. Miss McManama works at AmeriCan Luce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lillian Ruth Mecmanama
McManama
Laundon Court
Elmer G. Harris
Garfield Harris
R. D
Oberlin
Full Gospel Tabernacle
East Bridge Street
Harold Alsop
Lohengrim
George Garthe
Miss McManama
Swansonia
Harvey Krist
J. E. Ade
Mass Nina Harris
Kathleen McManama
Miss Harris
Albert McManama
Don Bryant
Robert Krueck
E. Gurgaon
Bridge Street
T. A Walliams
WaiwlRai
Lanewuck Lorain
Amherst
Berlin Heights
Ilichigan
Harris
Elyma Avenue
Oberlin High School
South Amherst Methodist Sunday School
Lorain
Elyria High School
Amer.cen Luce Company
Order Of Eastern Star Elects Officers For 1939 In Elyria
Mabel BR. Robinson was elected Worthy Matron of Elyria Chapter No. 165 at the annual election in Masonic Temple Lodge Room. Other officers named include Noel Duckett as Worthy Patron and Esther Wellert as Associate Matron. Announcements covered Rainbow for Girls event November 14, a luncheon November 15, a C E S dance date, and a reception for retiring Deputy Mrs May Dramm and Grand Representative Mrs Blanche Kohler on November 18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mabel BR. Robinson
Elyria
Order of Eastern Star
Masonic Temple Lodge
Noel Duckett
Esther Wellert
Irvin Geitgey
Bernice Lawrence
Pearl Reynolds
Marian Hand
Daisy Starden
Hazel Brodbeck
Elyria Assembly
Rainbow
Rainbow Majority League
Leona Radde
Avenue Club
Masonic
C. E S
May Dramm
Blanche Kohler
North Carolina
Popular Empire Club hosts another Cara Party evening
Members and friends of the British Empire Club gathered for a Cara Party with whist and banco prizes awarded to J Thomson with Betty Lichtissen and W McWullams with Mrs Wouduff. After refreshments, dancing to the Empire Orchestra followed. An Armistice Day service is planned in club rooms on Sunday November 13 with Rev Edwin Kirby delivering the address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
British Empire Club
Banco
J Thomson
Betty Lichtissen
Danco
McWullams
Edwin Kirby
Frances Corkill Hosts Fourteenth Birthday Party
Frances Corkill entertained nine guests at her Tenth street home on Friday for her fourteenth birthday. Seaion and Chinese checkers were played with prizes to Jean Wagner, Shirley Green, and Marjorie Hoy. A luncheon course and a birthday cake were served, and gifts were given to the honoree by Jean Wagner and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Corkill
Tenth Street
Seaion
Jean Wagner
Shirley Green
Marjorie Hoy
Dean Wagner
Betty Kips
Phyllis Wagner
June Hart
Margaret Bonien
Beb Corkill
Barbara Chandler
Odette Club Hosts Housewarming At Mrs Ernsts East Broad Apt
Odette Club members gathered at Mrs Helen Ernsts East Broad Street apartment for a housewarming last night. Games yielded prizes to Mrs Thelma Meschke Mrs Mae Carlson and Mrs Gertrude Ligotke. Refreshments were served for the members and guest Mrs Marie Lewis who invited the group to a tureen dinner at Bechtel Road on November 18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Odette Club
Helen Ernst
East Broad Street
Thelma Meschke
Mae Carlson
Gertrude Ligotke
Marie Lewis
Bechtel Road
Hindman Lesson at YMCA on The Peril of Uselessness
The Elyria Men’s Bible class meets Sunday morning at 9 30 for L B Hindman’s lesson The Peril of Uselessness. Special music will be vocal solos by Harley Stevick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. B. Hindman
Elyria Men’s
Harley Stevick
Community Calendar Highlights A Busy Monday Schedule
Local groups hold meetings at the Y W C A and churches. The day features boards and clubs including Y W C A directors at 430, Delphians at 2, Consumers Clinic at 130, Miss Eckert on canned goods, and various PTAs and club sessions across town. A lecture by Dr. Milton Putteda baugh discusses youth, with extra events at the D A R and Miss Masuko Otake’s talk.
Couple To Make Home In Elyria After Quiet Marriage
Miss Florence Van Beuren of Elyria wed Charles Hutchtron of Oberlin in a quiet eight o'clock ceremony at Rev Edwin Kirby's home in Elyria. She, Elyria High School 1936 graduate, works at Fisher Brothers. he, Oberlin High School 1934 graduate, with Smith Implement. They will reside in Elyria.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence van Beuren
Clair Baker
Elyria
Charles Hutchtron
Oberlin
Arthur Younslas
Edwin Kirby
Smith Implement Company
Obelin
Elyrie
Local Personal News Highlights From Elyria Area
The Limes family moved from 920 East Avenue to 27 Samuel Street. Mrs Lucy Heuserman returns from Pittsburg Pennsylvania. Several locals attend the Ohio State Purdue game in Clampus. Mrs J D Faxon returns from East Orange New Jersey. Mr and Mrs Timms and other relatives travel to Celardus Ohio for the game. Several visitors join Mrs Londauers in Toledo. A newborn daughter to Mr and Mrs Fina Nary at Wes Road is named. Delighted notes on university arrivals and furloughs fill the page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W F. Limes
East Avenue
Samuel Street
Lucy Heuserman
Pittsburgsh
Pennsylvata
Russell Stukley
Myr
Robert Funk
Oscar Ehimar
Clampus
J. D. Faxon
W R Augustine
East Orange
New Jersey
Eighth Street
Fancn
Elmura
New York
Albert Dillara
Recard Timms
Celardus Oh
L LeRocque
Aid
Cle Avena
Bsion
Massachsetts
L.C Miller
William
Boston
Harold Olmsted
Jean
Fred Lindsaer
Tlede
Londaeuers Prother
W E Blume
Bibs
Mme
Fina Nary
Wes
Tenoer Inid
Nerrine Herbert
Ohio Wesleyan
Delaware
Earl P. Mester
Florence Prewett
Elydla Home
Lillian McManama
Australia
Elmer G Harris
Lakewood
Katherine Cocke
Elyria
India
Girls Plan Active Club Elects Officers at Home Meeting
The Sig Delta Club held its second meeting at 236 Gates Avenue with Queena Mae Scott hosting. Officers elected include Queena Mae Levit as President and Edna Mae Phompson as Vice President. other posts went to Edith Worthington, Hanneh JacDowell, and Geraldine Sundrues, with Frances Rotunda named mitiapon committee chair. Members enjoyed games and refreshments after the session, with Pauline Drake Virginia Goodman and Myrna Gleason listed among attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sig Delta Club
Geraldine Sundrues
Frances Rotunda
Mitiapon
Pauline Drake
Virginia Goodman
Myrna Gleason
Travel Talk and Society News From Round Table and Alumni
Attorney Frank Wilford entertained Round Table Club with a Caribbean travel talk featuring color photos. Dr and Mrs W B Hubbell opened their Gulf Road home. Judge A R Webber to host in two weeks. Also reports of Four O Clock Club book reviews at St Clair Street with Williamsburg history, fashion author Eliza Hawes, and plans for St Agnes Alumni events including a November 22 dinner and November 13 bicycle ride.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Wilford
Round Table Club
W B Hubbell
Gulf Road
Wilford
Mr. Wilford
New York
S. 5
Brittania
Trinidad
Martinique
Granada
Panama
A. R Webber
Guy B. Finchey
Mrrs
Wait Thomas
S Rockwoood
St. Clair Street
Findley
Ola
John Diicene
Willlemsburg
Ameneu
Asa
College of
Elizabeth Eawes
Thomas
Yemen
America
Pais
Vassar
Paris
Miss Hawes
George D. Nicholas
Gulf Farms
St. Agnes Alumni Association
Church Hall
Church Yard
Oberlin
Helen Louise Elemes
Joyce Nichols
Grace Jenne
Agatha Selka
Margaret Guillmette
Theresa Baker
Alumni Association
Licenses Listing For Local Workers And Residents
Pasquale Caluikeo 62 Lorain WPA worker and Filomena Gobini 57 Lorain. Ferdinand Gruber 21 Sandusky factory worker and Lena Morano 16 Lorain. Walter Shinski 27 Lorain steel worker and Edna MacPherson 31 Sheffield township. Arthur W. Jackson 40 Lorain steel worker and Thelma Gardner 20 Wellington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pasquale Caluikeo
Lorain
WPA
Filomena Gobini
Ferdinand Gruber
Sandusky
Lena Morano
Walter Shinski
Edna MacPherson
Sheffield
Arthur W. Jackson
Thelma Gardner
Wellington
Organize Junior Auxiliary Formed At St Marys Hall
Marys Junior Auxiliary organized with eighty members under directors Elizabeth Galloway and Anne Hupp. Officers elected include Shirley McGowan president and Betty Lou Flood vice president. Charter open until December. next meeting set for December 4 at 1 45 PM with Father Widham H Moseley as spiritual adviser.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary's
St Mars S Hall
Father Widham H Moseley
R. Ser
Missionary Society Hosts Guest Night at Church
The Missionary Society of the Church of Christ held guest night at 601 West Avenue with 21 members and 23 guests. H R Dale opened with a memorial and program details, Probate Judge H H Aye spoke on delinquency, and Rev Foster introduced Haines on Read and relief. Russell Dunford and Mrs Dunford sang, and refreshments followed. Bowland to host next Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missionary Society of the Church of Christ
H. R Mustin
West Avenue
Jesus L.ne A Shepnerd
E R. Laver
H R &.Dale
Spose
New Memorial Horary
Stetad
Oveney
Elsie Yaneer
Joe Hon
Russell Dunford
Dunford
Foster
H Haines
Read
E W. Rowland
E. R. Laver
Otto Diedrich
H. H. Tibball
A. Mallory
Allen Day
C. A. Martin
Bowland
Society
Clark Street
Sibelius Birthday Concert By Musical Art Society
Music by Jean Sibelius highlighted by the Musical Art Society Tuesday at 2 30 PM in the W C A The leader Mrs George Tulk notes the composer s seventieth birth year The program features Mrs Carlton Squire Mrs C E Brodbeck Mrs Max VanWormer Mrs Karl Kaley Mrs Frederick Meng Miss Gladys McCullough Mrs Tulk Jack Roberts Mary Badorf Alvin Bemis and Miss Ethel Wise with piano solos duets vocal solos cello solos a string quartet and a vocal trio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jean Sibelius
Musical Art Society
W.C. A
George Tulk
Sibelius
Carlton Squire
C. E Brodbeck
Max VanWormer
Karl Kaley
Frederick Meng
Gladys McCullough
Tulk
Jack Roberts
Mary Batdorf
Alvin Bemis
Ethel Wise
Allen and Franklin P T A News Notes and Programs
Allen P T A meets Thursday at two to hear Jean Scott discuss School Lunches for Children and asks members to bring an article for the novelty table. Franklin P T A holds a Thanksgiving program November 10 at 2 45 with a social hour before. Ona Holly addresses Promoting Happy Family Relations Through Celebrations. Garford P T A meets Wednesday at 3 with a harmonica trio and other school talent. McKinley P T A reports on the State Convention and reviews The Great American Family by Lee Shipper. Jefferson Junior High P T A meets Monday at 5 30 with Dr Milton Pittebaugh speaking on Youth in a Changing World, plus choirs and state convention echoes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canton Loran
Townsend Club
British Empire Hall
Jefferson Junior High
P.T. A
Milton Puttebaugh
Ashland College
Woman’s Club
Masuko Otake
Japan
Business
Curtis
Fifth Street
R. McClure
Jean Scott
Franklin P.T. A
Ona Holly
Garford Parent-Teacher Association
Morris Brown
McKkinley P.T. A
Columbus
Association
Henry Ingersoll, Jr
Lee Shipper
Jefferson Junior HighParent
Sunshine Club hosts Amherst gathering and charity drive
Fifteen members of the Sunshine Club traveled to Amherst to join Mrs Alvera Nicholson Linenin street guests from Amherst. A sumptur was served on arrival. Members planned to fly and due trepute. Thanksgiving baskets for several needy families were arranged. Florence Brown won a prize. Next meeting at Mrs Addie Schuster’s home at 240 George Street in December with Mrs Case as hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunshine Club
Amherst
Alvera Nicholson
Florence Brown
Addie Schuster
George Street
Mrs Case
Tureen Dinner At Local Church Hears YWCA Talk
The Ban t'st Church hosted a tureen dinner last evening with a six o'clock start and a singing opening. Mrs Leeds man spoke on Being Thankful after the business meeting. A ladies quartet sang My Redeemer with Mrs A I Gegenhemer and others in attendance. Ona Holly gave a talk on The Simple and Homely Things highlighting her work with the YWCA and its church ties. Hostesses included Mrs Dorothy Savers, Mrs Zella Van Buxtel and Mrs Erma Schnarr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maranathe
Bant'st
Ona Holly
Y W CA
Dorothy Savers
Zella van Buxtel
Erma Schnarr
Autumn Civic Club meeting with lecture on judges
The Elyr a Woman's Club held an Autumn leaf decorated meeting of Civics and Political Science. After a business session planning a dessert bridge on November 16 at one o'clock, Attorney A H West spoke on electing judges and bond issues for the Court House annex. A book review of My Double Life by Mary Sullivan featured. luncheon display included Autumn produce. Mrs George Bush chaired with Mrs Bins, Mrs J W Smith and Mrs Sotherdon assisting. Mrs Eric Chapman and Mrs Agnes Erickson performed piano duets during luncheon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Civics and Political Science Department
One O'Elock
A H West
Court House Annex
Aliss Charlotte Brooks
Mary Sullivan
New York City
John Bins
C. L. Sotherdon
George Bush
Bins
J. W. Smith
Sotherdon
Eric Chapman
Agnes Erickson
First Baptist Young Peoples Club Holds First Meeting
Ten members plus teacher Miss Roma Bader gathered at Gerry Copas’s home for the first class meeting. Officers elected are Gerry Copas president Alice Mae Hoover vice president Jane Bender secretary and Lois Walkden treasurer. Participants include Constance Emory Marian Ives Faith Joy Dorothy Shriner Alma Wilton and others. The group planned a December meeting at Miss Bader’s home and will prepare scrapbooks and dolls to send to the Union Gospel Mission in Charleston West Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roma Bader
Young Peoples
First Baptist Church
Gerry Copas
Hamilton Street
Miss Bider
Union Gospel Mission
Charleston
West Virginia
Alice Mae Hoover
Jane Bender
Lois Walkden
Miss Bader
Constance Emory
Marian Ives
Faith Joy
Lois Marie Pringle
Dorothy Shriner
Lois Jean Walkden
Alma Wilton
Catholic Study No 1 Hostesses Share Refreshed Lore
Mrs Marsh Guinan and Mrs Ray Bruck hosted yesterday afternoon at the Guinan home for Catholic Study No 1. After refreshments, members heard the continuation of the story of Church linens by Mrs Floyd Helfrich, with the Corporal history and development described by Mrs Ray Craft and a sketch of St Veronica’s life by Mrs Stanley J Birkbeck. In two weeks, Mrs R J Schork and Mrs Ray Craft will host at 2 Stanford Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marsh Guinan
Ray Bruck
Guinan
Floyd Helfrich
Ray Craft
Stanley J Birkbeck
St. Veronica
R J Schork
Stanford Avenue
Townsend Club No 1 Dance Tonight
Townsend Club No 1 schedules a lively dance tonight at the I O F hall inviting members for an evening of social dancing and fellowship.
Hospital Admissions and Discharges Listings in Ohio
Hospital admissions include Glenn Hudson of North Olmsted Vernon McAlpire Graf top Virs Anna Downer and Mrs James Barta with addresses 168 Wordford Aves James and Maritiza Collie 217 Harvee. Discharges list Edward Kellerman and Mrs Clemer Rein ders with addresses 26 West River and 253 George Street. Other entries note babs orl Urton Egnert Olmsted Parkman Delora Shiley Robert Brown Leland Searght Mrs Martin Setko 1847 West Ave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenn Hudson
North Olmsted
Vernon McAlpire
Anna Downer
James Barta
Wordford
James
Maritiza Collie
Harvee
Edward Kellerman
West River
Clemer
Reinders
Babs Orl
Uratton
Wakeman
Ohio
Martin Setko
West Ave
Absences Hit Lorain County Schools In 1938 39 First Six Weeks
Lorain County boards hear A T Smith report showing 1938 39 first six week absences cost state funds. Total 4331 2 days absent vs 5080 12 last year. Illness caused 2948 2 days, home work 665 days, other reasons 465 days. Girls slightly better than boys in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loraim
Ohio School Foundation
A. T. Smith
Lorain County
Smth
Voice Of The People on Ohio judicial appointments amendment
Dear Editor note argues against an all appointive judiciary in Ohio. The writer questions democracy, majority will, and accountability, citing California and Ohio Bar opinions, urging readers to vote NO. Signed by Elstra Central Labor Union and Alva Kemp, 174 Pasadena Ave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Supreme Court
Common Pleas
Peromnion
California
Povernol
8 ID
Ohe State Bar Association
Mret Mz
Elstra Central Labor Union
Alva Kemp
Pasadena
Ridgeville School Observes National Education Week
Ridgeville school will observe National Education Week from November 7 to November Friday. Everyone in the community is urged to visit the school during the day to view special displays made for the event in addition to regular classroom work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ridgeville School
Morder
Report 2 500 Jews Taken In Custody
From Bratislava a May report states that 2 500 Jews were detained in recent days in Czechoslovakia. Those arrested include Jews with improperly stamped Polish passports or natives of Czechoslovak minority areas now ceded to Hungary. They were said to be slated for deportation to Poland and Hungary within days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Bratislava
Czechoslovakia
Hungary
Poland
School Attendance Lost in Absences Reported
The record shows girls at 9769 percent and boys at 9647 percent. Absences cost elementary schools an estimated 464.36 dollars and high schools 408 dollars.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Dorothy Funk
Mable Little
Gospel Tabernacle
Elyria Men’s Bible Class
Carpenter’s Beauty Shop
Phillip
Y. W. C. A. Board of Directors
2Nd Congregational Church
Thelma Page
Lake Avenue
Sunny Side Up
Hinderer
Longford Avenue
Delphians
W. Bowdler
Channing Pollock
Girls Plan Active Club
Hear Book Reviews
Esaure
Merfield
E. College St
Music By
Parent-Teacher Association News
Allen
Franklin
Garford
Jefferson
Tureen
Varanatha
O’donnell’s
Acme
The
O'Donnell Paint and Wall Paper Co
Sness
Voice of
People
Allen I
the Peerless Laundry and Dry Cleaning CO
Second Street
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