Noted Naturalist William Finley to Speak on Wild Alaska Life
William L Finley and his wife will lecture on Wild Animal Outposts at the Elyria Womans Club tonight at 8 00 p m with motion picture reels and 20 000 still photographs from Alaska to Mexico They will recount travels in the Bering Sea Aleutian chain and wild life scenes from Mt McKinley to Pribilofs The talk highlights their pioneering wildlife photography efforts and adventures Including bear moose and whale sightings plus volcanic island experiences
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William L. Finley
Elyria Woma
Uncle Sam
Aska
Mexico
Mr. Finley
Mrs. Finley
Bering Sea
Alaskan
Aleutian Chain
Mt. McKinley
Kodiak
Afognak
Kenai
Akutan
Murres
Pribilofs
Rally Draws 260 Youths From Norwalk District
A Booth Festival Rally at the First M. E. Church drew 260 young people from Norwalk District with delegates from 24 towns including Lakeside Tiffin Willard and Port Clinton. The program featured games a motion picture from Lakeside Summer Institute banners awards speeches by Rev. Robinson Rev Cleland Rev Meister Rev Courtney and Rev Hess. About 116 was raised for the Booth Festival funds to aid the Home for the Aged Elyria and St. Luke's Hospital Cleveland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norwalk
M. E
Lakeside
Tiffin
Cage
Willard
Wadsworth
Portton
Margaret Minch
Hubbard
Elyria
Miller
Chicago
Ill
Robinson
New London
Cleland
Port Clinton
Meister
Home For the Aged
Courtney
Lorain
Hess
St. Luke’s Hospital
Cleveland
Miss Pauline Meyers Weds Clayton Sooy in Belden Home Ceremony
A quiet three o'clock wedding united Miss Pauline Meyers daughter of Mr and Mrs George Meyers of Belden with Clayton H Sooy son of Mr and Mrs Ben Sooy of Penfield. The ceremony at the bride's parents home in Belden was performed by Reverend Paul P Brown of Seville. The couple will reside in Belden. Mrs Sooy is Baldwin Wallace graduate and a teacher. Mr Sooy is a farmer and auctioneer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rasa Upe Wee Bans
Clayton H. Sooy
Penfield
Pauline L. Meyers
Grafton
Paul B. Brown
Harry Wirth
Seaman
Elvira
Gladys Ketchum
Ketcham
Carl Born
Lorain
Juan Marsh
Nick Veneze
Elyra
Irene Simko
Kalassiuy
Frank Schwartz
Valley City
Mearl Glick
Merton
Russell J. Heyer
Clerk
Oval
Pauline Meyers
Clayton Sooy
Ughter
George Eyers
Belden
Clayton Hooy
Beny
Ev. Paul P. Brown
Seville
Sooy
Baldwin-Wallace College
Balden
Sermon Series and Services at First Methodist Episcopal Church
Tomorrow evening at 7 30 the minister Dr A E Perry will preach the first of a series The Gos for Main Street on The on Up Main Street and the Woman at the Other End of Main Street Morning service at 1043 will feature Our Unfinished Task The music includes Guilmant and Wagner works and a Donizette duet In evening Guilmant Bossi and Nevin pieces plus Rogers and Donizetti duet The church school meets at 930 Epworth League at 630 Leonard Fowls leads Why Do We Go to War ex service men welcome
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Methodist Episcopal Arch
A. E. “Per
Main Street
Maintreet
Guilmant
Wagner
Tschakowsky
Bossi
Rogers
Nevin
Lorain County Christian Endeavor Union Plans Budget
A special meeting held at the home of Mrs. Donald Sinclair with twelve in attendance discussed a budget system. The finance committee was directed to draft plans for presentation next meeting. The county officers conference was set for the last Sunday in November at the Hungarian Reformed church. Plans for the Endeavor Week in February were made and a banquet slated for Lorain or Elyria churches. The meeting adjourned after prayers and will reconvene next month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorrain
Elyria
Lorain
Sunday School and Endeavor Groups Meet Across Ages
Sunday School gathers at 9 30 for all ages with a 9 30 to 10 45 morning service. Rath Seabury of Boston recently returned from a world trip and will speak. Christian Endeavors and Intermediate groups meet for fellowship and activity after the service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rath Seabury
Boston
Will Ik
Miss Seabury
Elyria
Miss Sea
Christian
True Blue Class Hallowe'en Party At LaPorte Church
The True Blue Class of LaPorte Methodist held a postponed Hallowe'en masquerade at the Ray Jackson home with members and families enjoying games and contests. Officers elected for the coming year include Clarence Whitney as president Thad Robson as vice president Mrs James Dewhurst as secretary treasurer and Mrs Henry Schultz as press reporter. The group will meet the second Thursday each month with entertainment committee members named for the next gathering to be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LaPorte Methodist Church
Clarence Whitney
Ava Pitkins
Woman's Home Missionary Society Meet at Elyria Church
Lorain County group of the Woman's Home Missionary Society of the First Methodist Church will gather at Elyria Methodist Church on Tuesday November eleventh. Morning session at 10 includes a Love Feast with Dr. A. E. Piper and Mrs. E. M. Harman. noontide prayer and luncheon. afternoon session at 1 features devotionals by Mrs. Nina Brown and music by Seeing Youth led by Mrs. Willam Hammerschmidt and Mrs. I. M. Stump. Our Jubilee by Mrs. Edwin Kidby and resources by Mrs. FE. M. Love. concluding remarks by Miss Lena Dirlam.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County
Woman’s Home Missionary Society
First Methodist Church
Elyria Methodist Church
A. E. Piper
Our
E. M. Harman
Cleveland West Side Community House
Luella Eversizer
Lena Dirlam
Nina Brown
Willam Hammerschmidt
I. M. Stump
Edwin Kidby
FE. M. Love
Elyria Bible Class Meets at Rivoli Theatre Tonight
The Elyria Men’s Bible class meets at the Rivoli on Broad Street with 176 men present last Sunday. Top delegations came from Fox Furnace and National Tube Co. Miss Bernice Jackson played violin with Clare Short on piano. tomorrow a prodigy Morris Weisbrod, eleven, will perform piano pieces for the class. Frank Luther leads. President Jas A Hewitt presides at 9:36. Ralph Standen directs group singing. Lesson from Matthew 4 on The First Temptation of Jesus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria Men
Rivoli Theatre
Broad Street
Fox Furnace
National Tube Co
Bernice Jackson
Clare Short
Mor-ris Weisbrod
Weisbrod
Frank Luther
Jas. A. Hewitt
Ralph Standen
Canton Visit By Mrs Daniels And Family
Mrs Clifford Daniels and daughter Anne of Canton have been visiting Mrs H Haywood of East River Street the past week. Mr Daniels joined the family Thursday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clifford Daniels
Anne
Canton
H. Haywood
East River Street
Mr. Daniels
Sermons on The Gospel for Main Street Begin Sunday
Dr. Piper of First Methodist will start a Sunday evening series interpreting Dean Charles R. Brown's book The Gospel for Main Street. The talks will address religion and the modern man in his personal and social relations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Piper
First Methodist Church
Main Street
Dean Charles R. Brown
Detroit
Delaware
Ohio
Jerusalem
Board of Foreign Missions of the Church
Francis J. McConnell
Four O Clock Club entertains at Rockwood home
The Four O'Clock Club gathered Friday afternoon at Mrs S Rockwood's home with nineteen members and four guests. New member Mrs Rodney Rockwood was welcomed. Mrs William H Thomas reviewed The Adams Family by James Tru slow Adams, tracing life across five generations starting with John Adams. Mrs D A Baird read from Country Auction by Marion Nicholl Rawson about old time auctions and a New Hampshire house family archives. The next meeting will be a luncheon with Mrs D C Martin on November twenty first.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. Rockwood
Rodney Rockwood
William H. Thomas
Adams Family
James Truslow Adams
John Adams
United States
D. A. Baird
Marion Nicholl Rawson
New Hampshire
D. C. Martin
Engagement announced for Miss Mary McArren and Edward Coleman
The approaching marriage of Miss Mary Elizabeth McArren to Edward Coleman of Elyria was announced at a small party at the McArren home 801 East River Street. Guests played bridge with prizes awarded to Mrs Ralph Creem Mrs Madeline Smith and Mrs William Rigo. The wedding date, November 26, was revealed on place cards with pink roses and yellow pompoms as the color scheme. Mrs Gus Schnore of Lorain attended as the only out of town guest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Elizabeth McaArren
Annie McArren
Edward Coleman
Elyria
McArren
East River Street
Ralph Creem
Madeline Smith
William Rigo
Gus Schnore
Lorain
Women of the Modern World Discussed by Elyria Club
The Elyria Woman's Club Civics and Political Science Department held a 2:30 meeting at the Club Home. Mrs. E. J. Howenstine spoke on Women of the Modern World in four parts intellectual political economics and sex noting outside pressures freeing women from home duties and making them competitors. Refreshments were served by Mrs. Wuhrman and committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria Woman's Club
R. T. J. Martin
E. J. Howenstine
Howenstin
Howenstine
Wuhrman
Elyria Garden Club Meets Tuesday Afternoon
The Elyria Garden Club will meet Tuesday afternoon, November 11 at 2:00 in the Directors' room of Elyria Savings and Trust. A. C. Kendel of Cleveland will speak on "Fair Work for Spring Beauty in Your Garden." Members are asked to bring surplus seeds bulbs or roots for exchange. Friendship gardens and friendly gardeners are the nicest kind.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria Garden Club
Elyria Savings and Trust Company
A. C. Kendel
Cleveland
Widening Circle Holds Study Meeting at East Avenue Church
The Widening Circle of the First Baptist Church met at East Avenue church house yesterday with fifty five members and guests. Mrs. A O Hales presided briefly and Mrs. Frank Wilford led a study of Revelations chapter five. Refreshments were provided by Mrs. A Graham and committee. next meeting set for November 20 at the same location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
East Avenue
A. O. Hales
Frank Wilford
A. Graham
Boy Scouts Meet At Methodist Church Host Home
The Boy Scouts Troop of the Methodist church met at Walter Miller's home Friday night. Assistant Scoutmaster Fowls led the gathering. Scouts ate around a campfire, played games, and drafted plans to build a shack in nearby woods. The meeting closed with a scout benediction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boy
Methodist Church
Walter Miller
Trumpeter to Aid Church of Christ Music Program
John Eckler will assist the church quartet at the Church of Christ services on Sunday with trumpet solos and accompaniment. The program includes hymns and an Armistice Day sermon by Pastor Fowler on war. Bible School, Gospel Term, Endeavor, and midweek prayer follow with special music by Walter O Smith and Paul Wainwright.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of Christ
Second
Chapel Streets
John Eckler
Trumpter
Darius E. Jones
Warren
Dorothy Barton
Christian Endeavor Society
David Wainwright
Brotherhood
Bible School
P. H. Welshimer
Canton
Ohio
Fowler
Walter O
Garden club members hear state plans and leaders
More than fifty Elyria and Lorain Garden Club members gathered in Elyria Savings and Trust Company to learn about the Ohio Association of Garden Clubs. Mrs. Marshal S. Thompson of Lima and Mrs. George McDonald of Wyoming outlined plans for garden news, a quarterly bulletin The Garden Path, and speaker programs, with efforts toward state conservation and federation between local clubs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Lorain
Elyria Savings and Trust Company
Ohio Association of Garden Clubs
Marshal S. Thompson
Lima
George McDonald
Wyoming
Ohio
Cincinnati
Garden Path
Outdoor Council
Ohio Federation of Women's Clubs For State Conservation
Ketcham Preaches on Egypt Theme in Second Coming Series
Reverend R T Ketcham of First Baptist delivers the second sermon in a series on the Second Coming at the morning service at 10 45 with Bible School at 9 45 Evening services begin 6 30 featuring Junior and Senior P U S with a 7 20 song service led by chorister F A Yost The pastor’s topic is What Became of the Bull Rushes A Study in Egypt The musical program includes Morning Prelude Offertoire in B flat Salome and other pieces with West Gladstone and Ashmall listed for postlude and an Evening Prelude Andante Medul Prayer Ba tiste Anthem Abide With Me and a soprano and tenor duet and solo performances by Mrs W E Davies and Mrs Yostallo Postlude in A by Hesse
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. T. Ketcham
First Baptist Church
Bible School
P. Us
F. A. Yost
Egypt
Cramer
Yostallo
W. E. Davies
Hesse
Community club and church meetings scheduled Monday
Various Elyria groups hold Monday gatherings including Woman's Home Club at 225 Winckles Street Mrs Clarence Kauntman and District No 6 Bible Class on Cornell Avenue led by Mrs Minnie Brows The Ministerial Association meets at 10 00 a m First Methodist Church speaker R C Maston on Christianity and Education Guild of First Church all day session Box lunches included District 12 Bible Class hosts Mrs W J Linninger 835 West Avenue Lat A Lot Club at Lorain Boulevard and 2 30 p m Fine Arts of the Woman's Club at the Woman's Club 1930 Graduates at U WCLA HS P Chapman Camp 6 Sons of Union Veterans Brotherhood of American Yeomen King Solomon's Lodge Knights of Columbus Chevalier Lodge Knights of Py thias noted as meetings
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Home Club
Clarence ‘Kauntman
Winckles Street
Minnie Brows
Cornell Avenue
Ministerial Association of
Elyria and Vicinity
First Methodist Church
W. J. Lininger
West Avenue
Woman's Club
Helen Holceb
Lorain Boulevard
U. W.cla
HS P. Chapman
Blue and Gold Bunco Club Invited to Home Gathering
Mrs. Sam Davis of Harrison Street entertained the Blue and Gold Bunco Club last evening. High score was won by Mrs. Albert Ensign, followed by Mrs. Hubler in second and Mrs. Louis Wetzel in third. Hostess served refreshments. Members voted to donate to the Eagles Milk Fund. Next meeting in two weeks at an announced location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Davis
Harrison Street
Albert Ensign
Hubler
Louis Wetzel
Eagles Milk Fund
Clerical reads Joseph tale at First Congregational service
Reverend J A Kaley will lead morning worship at the First Congregational Church with a reading of The Story of Joseph. The musical program includes Organ Prelude, Prelude to The Deluge, Anthem, Jubilee Deo in D Flat, Quartet, Offertory, How Lovely is Thy Dwelling, Organ Postlude, and March Romaine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Kaley
Joseph
First Congregational Church
Saint-Saens
Kroeger
Brahms
Gounod
Brotherhood discussion at Second Congregational Church
The Second Congregational Church invites members to a Sunday evening meeting at six o'clock. The topic is What Does Brotherhood Mean and Arthur Ludlow will lead the session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Endeavor Society
Second Congregational Church
Brotherhood
Arthur Ludlow
Bible School Leaders to Speak at City Church
Dr. P. H. Welchimer, pastor of a world renowned church and head of the largest Bible school, will speak Monday evening at 7 30 at the Church of Christ Second and Chapel streets. The talk targets Bible school teachers and workers and promises practical plans and methods from his expansive program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bible School
Church of Christ
Second
Chapel Streets
P. H. Welchimer
Mrs Piper Hosts Unity Club Meeting at Home
Mrs A E Piper entertained the Unity Club Friday November sixth at her home with assistance from Mrs J W Mc Henry. The afternoon was social and refreshments were served to seventeen members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. E. Piper
Unity Club
J. W. McHenry
Lorain County carriers host fish fry in Vermilion
The Lorain County Rural Free Delivery Carriers hold a fish fry in Vermilion this evening. The LaPorte W C T U will meet with Mrs. I N Haven on Tuesday for a tureen dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County
LaPorte W. C. T. U
Business and Industrial Women Bible Class Meet at East Avenue
The group held its monthly meeting and tureen supper at East avenue Baptist house with 33 present. Four new members joined. The next meeting is scheduled for Thursday evening November 13 at the East avenue house to study the second chapter of Mark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Business and Industrial Women’s Bible Class
East Avenue Baptist House
East Avenue House
Mark
Mrs Marty Chrysler Honored At Cleveland Street Shower
Miss Laura Dellefield hosted a miscellaneous shower at her Cleveland street home for Mrs Marty L Chrysler formerly Miss Claie Friday in late summer wedding style. Hearts provided entertainment with prizes won by Miss Harriett Hubbard and Mrs Elmer Christman as Thanksgiving-themed decorations set the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laura Dellefield
Cleveland Street
Marty L. Chrysler
Claie
Harriett Hubbard
Elmer Christman
Second Coming theme at morning church service
The pastor's morning message at 10:45 will focus on The Second Coming of Christ in Relation to the Believer's Holiness. Bible School meets at 9:30 to study Thomas the Honest Doubter. Evening activities include Young People's devotional at 6:30 and Mission and Believer studies. Midweek service at 7:30 discusses The Material for the Tabernacle and Christ in the Tabernacle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I Thessalonians
Bible School
Thomas
Tri-Fi Club Hosts Cleveland Theatre Party and Supper
The Tri-Fi Club members traveled to Cleveland Thursday for a theatre party after dining there, then returned to Elyria and stopped at Hallworthy's for a late supper. Members on the trip included Myrtle Struck Martie Loeffler Mrs Catherine Rodgers Florence Schwind Louise Wernert Matilda Kappley Bertha Quade and Nellie Washke.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tri-Fi Club
Cleveland
Elyria
Hallworthy’s
Myrtle Struck
Martie Loeffler
Catherine Rodgers
Florence Schwind
Louise Wernert
Matilda Kappley
Bertha Quade
Nellie Washke
Royal Neighbors Hear Report of Rally at Woodman Hall
The Roy ally Neighbors of America met last evening at Woodman Hall with good attendance. A county rally report from Sandusky last Tuesday was presented. A card party is planned for November 21. Refreshments were provided by the October Birthday Committee. Mrs Wirth of 212 Nichols Court will host the Sewing Circle on Wednesday November 12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy
America
Woodman Hall
Oaly
Sandusky
Wirth
Nichols Court
Jolly Sixteen Club Hosts Prize Winners At LaGrange
The Jolly Sixteen Five Hundred Club gathered at Gilbert Diedrich’s LaGrange home last evening. Prizes went to Cyril Reinders Raymond Coughlin Catherine Diedrich and Marian Spaeth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jolly Sixteen
Jolly Sixteen Five Hundred
Gilbert Diedrich
Cyril Reinders
Raymond Coughlin
Catherine Diedrich
Marian Spaeth
Eagles Auxiliary Meeting Rescheduled for Tuesday Night
Notice to members states the Ladies of Eagles Auxiliary will hold their meeting on Tuesday night November 11 instead of Wednesday due to the PTA Charity Ball.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies of Eagles
Local personals note numerous regional visits and travels
Mrs Morris Smith of Williman tic Connecticut visits Mr and Mrs Arthur Thomas at 400 Oxford Avenue. Charles Lozier and family, Elyria residents, visit brother in Pittsburgh before returning to Florida. Dr and Mrs J G Wherry and son John of Ohio Street are in Aurora for the Turkey Schoor. Lucy Houserman and Phil Houserman go to Pittsburgh for weekend. Dr George D Nicholas leaves Sunday for Battle Creek Michigan for short study. Mrs Clara Hollis of Wolfcourt goes to Toledo and Port Huron. Mrs J Q Ryan spends day in Cleveland and attends Symphony concert. William Anderson of Newark spends weekend with sister Mrs Chas Shuckhart in West Avenue. Miss Hannah Garford and G H Garford visit Mr and Mrs W E Orcutt of Marion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morris Smith
Willimantic
Connecticut
Arthur Thomas
Oxford Avenue
Charles Lozier
Elyria
Mr. Lozier
Pittsburgh
Florida
J. G Wherry
John
Ohio Street
Aurora
Lucy Houserman
Phil Houserman
George D. Nicholas
Battle Creek
Michigan
Clara Hollis
Wolfcourt
Toledo
Ohio
Port Huron
J. Q. Ryan
Cedar Street
Cleveland
Masonic Hall
William Anderson
Newark
Chas. Shuckhart
West Avenue
Hannah Garford
G. H. Garford
W. E. Orcutt
Marion
Green shades dominate 1939 fashion trends
Frances Paget notes the surge of green in both moderate and high priced dresses reflecting a major color craze of the year. The article discusses how green has become a defining feature of 1939 fashion, spanning diverse price ranges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Paget
New York
Green Dominates Fashion as Green Tones Return
Green remains a top seller in silk crepes and cloths for evening gowns and sportswear. Paris houses Worth Patou and Regny showcase bright to dark greens in crepe satin faconne and velvet, signaling a full green season across couture and public events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Patou
Regny
Mrs Sutcliffe Returns to M W A Hall Sunday Eve
Mrs Sutcliffe returns to M W A Hall Sunday evening for readings and circle Monday at 650 Broad. Phone number listed as 36584.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Oted
Alaska
Islands
T Methodist Episcopal Church
Christian Endeavors Plan
True Blue
Home Missionary Conference
A. FE. Piper
Four O'Clock Club
Rockwood
Widening Circle
BOY Scouts
Henke Beauty Shop
Bunco Club
Kaley
First Church
Second Congregational Co. E
Piscuss Brotherhood
Mrs. Piper
P. T. A. Milk Fund
United Presbyterian Church
Flas Theatre Party
Richard Betounes
Chestnut Street
Elmer Fitz
Ashtabula
Ruth Yentzer
Amherst
Frank Yarosh
Rush Street
Fred Sudro
Glade Thomas
Elyria Block
Green
Chrysanthe
J. P. Diederich
Cleveland Rd
East Broad Street
Herbert
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