Thelma Taylor and Robert Hochenedel Wed In Quiet Ceremony
Thelma Taylor daughter of Mr and Mrs C H Pelton 232 Harwood Avenue and Robert Hochenedel son of Mr and Mrs George Hochenedel 415 Woodland Avenue were quietly married at the home of Rev Edwin Kirby on Tuesday November 9 at three o clock. The bride wore a black dress with gold accessories and a shoulderette of yellow roses with yellow pompons. Doris Mae Pelton sister of the bride wore green with brown and rust accessories and her shoulderette was of Talisman roses and bronze pompons. Hochenedel was attended by Donald Berry. After the ceremony a dinner for fifteen was served at the bride’s mother home. Guests from Lorain Elyria Amherst and Cleveland attended the reception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thelma Taylor
C. H. Pelton
Harwood Avenue
Robert Hochenedel
George Hochenedel
Woodland Avenue
Edwin Kirby
Doris Mae Pelton
Pre-nuptial Courtesy for Anne Kolopus and Arthur Cson tos
Mrs Louis Holopus hosted a pre nuptial gathering for Miss Anne Kolopus and her forthcoming marriage to Arthur Cson tos of Lorain scheduled for November twentieth at St Agnes church. Sixteen guests from Lorain Grafton and Elyria attended games and prizes. A two course pink and white luncheon followed the gifting of kitchen presents in red and white decor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Holopus
Eighth Street
Anne Kolopus
Arthur Csontos
Lorain
St. Agnes Church
Grafton
Elyria
Jolly Stitchers Elect Mrs Albert Youngeberg Hostess
Jolly Stitchers met yesterday afternoon with Mrs Kandt elected president Mrs Heathcote secretary treasurer and Mrs Bucholz sunshine treasurer The group planned a December 8 Christmas tureen and gift exchange at Mrs Lynds home on Woodbury Avenue A rummage sale by Circle 5 M E Church Sunday November 13 at 100 FE Broad across from Ford Garage
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Youngeberg
Kandt
Heathcote
Bucholz
Sunshine
Lynds
Woodbury Avenue
Circle 5
M. E. Church
Snt
Ford Garage
Circle 2 Hosts Armistice Day Session at Krugman Home
Circle 2 of St Pauls Church met at Mrs Gust Krugmans home on Tenth street with eleven members and one guest. Mrs M Gerke led devotionals from Luke 12 and closed with prayer and a wartime themed poem. A luncheon followed with yellow chrysanthemums and a candy turkey at each seat. Next meeting set for Tuesday November 23 at Mrs Henry Kriegs home, 326 Tenth Street. Bake sale advertisement notes A M Gas Co office Fidelis class N Eaton Church of Christ.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. Richards
Gust Krugman
Tenth Street
Circle 2
St. Paul’s Church
M. Gerke
Piayer
Henry Krieg
Bake Sale
Sat
Office
Fidelis Class N. Eaton Church of Christ
Hostess To Club Mrs Traxler Hosts Deal Me In Evening
Mrs. Frank Traxler entertained members of the Deal Me In club at her Caroline Avenue home last evening. Prizes awarded: first to Mrs. Traxler, second to Mrs. N Harris, consolation to Mrs. Stevens. Mrs. Arthur Miller of Oak Street will entertain the club in two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Traxler
Caroline Avenue
Traxler
N. Harris
Stevenson
Arthur Miller
Oak Street
Armistice Day Observed by High School P T A
The High School P T A met in the auditorium with Mrs. B H Long delivering a strong report on state P T A sessions in Cleveland. The program featured Horace Mann biography, talks on Peace and Propaganda, and reflections on the Constitution and education.
Local Society Notes Highlight Ohio Guests and Births
Mrs Belle Wilson of Boulder and Mrs Howard Byers of Ashland visited the Grall home last evening and may stay until tomorrow. Dr and Mrs Melvin Tsang returned from Columbus after attending the Ohio State Dental convention. A James Fenner rejoined Worcester life company events in Cincinnati. Edward Butler and Grafton family welcome a son born November 5 at Elyria Memorial. Members attended Commodore Farragut Corps inspection in Lorain. James Rogers and family traveled to Harrisburg for a death in the family. Birth day Club anniversary observed by E B Buffington in Lorain. Luncheon guests at Lorain included Stolzenburg, Thomas and Phamert families. Miss Margaret Planer attended Wellesley tea. noted for college activities and leadership roles. Palestine Shrine No 2 White Shrine of Jerusalem met in Cleveland with many members listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belle Wilson
Boulder
Colorado
Willian PF. Grall
Howard Byers
Ashland
Ohio
Charles Humm, Jr
Florence
Oho
Grall
Wilson
Byers
Melvin Tsang
Columbus
Ohio State Dental Convention
A. James Fenner
Cincinnati
State Mutual Life Assurance Company
Worcester
Massachusetts
Netherlands Plaza Hotel
Edward Butler
Grafton
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Commodore Farragut Corps
W. OR. C
Lorain
Claire Wendell
Florence Terry
Lucille Warner
Marie Harris
Anna Law
Sylvia Kileeby
Jennie Collins
Wendell
Terry
Warner
James E. Rogers
East Broad Street
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Robert Rogers
James Rogers, Jr
M.C. Bell
Cuyahoga Falls
E. B. Buffington
Lakewood
Birthday Club
Charles Barth
Eastern Heights Boulevard
Louis Stolzenbure
Hugh Thomas Sr
Hugh Thomas Jr
E. A. Phamert
Miich Friedman
Margaret Platnes
Wellesley College
Miss Planer
Warren Platarr
Wellesleys
Cosmopoltan Club
Barnswalliows
Palestine Shrine No 2
Order of White Shrine of Jerusalem
Cleeland
Pearl Taylor
Bethertiman
Florette Heldrica
Mabel Brown
Jea Sasse
Hildreth Sasse
Myrtle Barr
Aznes Shore
Ruth Schroeder
Enta Duckett
Millcenti Roper
Eleanor Youns
Arthur Huiscox
R. R. Bevad
Future Plans For Blue Triangle Club Event
The Blue Triangle girls met to plan a Christmas invitational fair for December 17 in the YMCA gym running eight to twelve. Mrs. Howenstine will speak at six o clock with committees formed for invitations decorations and checkroom. They voted to support China relief funds and raise money at meetings with a five dollar Community Chest contribution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blue Triangle Club
E. J. Howenstine
Myria Thompson
Betts Rowe
Ruth Jones
Helen Harris
Marguerite Jackson
Devoranene
Nettie Clark
Quintilla Hopewr
Josephine Mitch
Muse
Dorothy Evege
Violet Wilson
Marcella Hayes
Hazel Cook
Miss Cecelia Gill Weds Adelbert Urig at St. Agnes
Miss Cecelia Gill and Adelbert Urig married at St. Agnes Church at eight this morning solemnized by Rev. Fr. Leo Brissell. The bride, daughter of Mrs. Pauline Gill, wore Wallis blue lace with royal blue accessories. her matron of honor Mrs Irene Gill wore tea rose lace. Bridegroom attended by his brother Richard Urig. A family wedding dinner followed. a reception occurred this afternoon. The couple plans a motor trip and will reside with the bride's mother pending relocation. Mr. Urig works at the National Tube Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leo Brissell
Cecelia Gill
Adelbert Urig
St.Agnes Church
Pauline Gill
Griswold Road
Urig
Edward Urig
Eleventh “Reet
Irene Gill
Richard Urig
Party Honors Mrs Marvin Lee At Fox Furaace Office
The Fox Furaace office staff held a social gathering last evening at Mrs. Kries's on West Avenue to honor Mrs. Marvin Lee Florence Smith. Prizes went to Mrs. Wayne Burdue Miss Muriel Sinog and Enel Vinson while the salad course featured pink and white appointments. The guest of honor received a large gift from the group along with several smaller gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fox Furaace Company
Kries
West Avenue
Marvin Lee
Florence Smith
Wayne Burdue
Muriel Sinog
Enel Vinson
S C Smith Elected High Priest of Marshal Chapter
S C Smith was elected High Priest of Marshal Chapter No. 47 at the regular session last evening. Officers named include J P Taylor as King, Irvin Geigey as Scribe, Noel C Duckett as Captain of the Lost, Karl H Miller as Principal Sojourner, Arthur E Roper as Royal Arch Captain, E R Lave as Master of Veil, J D Severs as Master of and Veil, J S Norsworthy as Master of first Veil, EKOW Rowland as Treasurer, Fred P Sasse as Secretary, B I Oblemacher as Senior Steward, J F Glosser as Junior Steward, Carl C Dramm as Guard, and Kenneth J Vaughn as Trustee. Installation followed by Vaughn and Wilfred Kodler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. D. Severs
J. S. Norsworthy
EK. O W. Rowland
Fred P. Sasse
B. I. Oblemacher
J. F. Glosser
Carl C. Dramm
Kenneth J. Vaughn
K. J. Vaughn
Wilfred Kodler
Mr. Bowdler
Kenneth Jr. Vaughn
Rummage Sale At 212 Middle Avenue This Weekend
A rummage sale is set for Friday and Saturday at 212 Middle Avenue. Proceeds support local community projects. Residents are invited to browse for bargains and donate items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middle Avenue
Pember Lanaghan Wedding Announced In Elyria
Announcement of the marriage between Miss Florence Lanaghan and Harold Pember. The bride is the daughter of Mrs. L Mapes and the groom is the son of Mr and Mrs B Pember, all of Elyria. The wedding occurred in Cumberland Maryland and the couple will reside at 221 North Street. The groom is employed in the Fields Garage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence Lanaghan
Harold Pember
L. Mapes
Pember
B. Pember
Elyria
Judy
Flora
Cumberland
Maryland
North Street
Fields
Senior Friendship Club hosts World Fellowship Week speakers
One hundred fifty members of the Senior Friendship Club gathered after school at the YWCA to observe World Fellowship Week. The event featured international music, country displays, and speakers Juliette Bourden of France and the Boiehels of Germany sharing insights on education and youth in their nations. A $5 donation was sent to the National Peace to support related work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shirely Simpson
Roberta Tiowenshine
Norma Wisean
China
Tamich
Juliette Bourden
France
Thse Boiehels
Germany
Phange
United States
Aring
Pallow
Roberta Howenstine
Chirman
Novirg Wisewan Joap Swinching
Leong Sonhotd
Peg Luses
Club Hosts Pedro Tournament At Mrs Walkden Home
Friendly club hosted a Pedro game at Mrs Walkden’s home yesterday afternoon with eleven games played and prizes awarded to Mrs Cowans and Mrs George Folk. Mrs Walkden received the hostess prize as plans were made for a meeting on November 23 at Mrs William Steeman’s home on Marseilles avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rose Walkden
Pedro
Cownals
George Folk
Irs Walkden
William Steeman
Marseilles Avenue
Community calendars and club meetings in Elyria
Local organizations list events and gatherings across Elyria including Daughters of Sahara meeting with Mrs Sparks at 318 East Bridge and various church and club activities. Box socials, sewing circles, dinners, dances, and social nights spill into multiple venues such as St Pauls Church Major Woodworth Auxiliary and First Congregational Church with times and hosts noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daughters of Sahara
Sparks
East Bridge
Beacon Light
St. Paul's
Pythian Sisters
P.M
Modern Light
Roberta Underhill
Woodworth
Augusta Struck
Ohio Street
St. Paul's Circle 5
J. Kunitz
North Maple Street
Jefferson
P.T. A
Second Congregational Church
American Legion
Myrtle Dilts
Nichols Block
Townsend Club
Middle Avenue
Chapman Camp
Bethel Shrine
Elyria Commandery
Drat
Emma Dean Anderson
United Presbyterian Church
Lois Phelps
Marian Varsey
St O Agsnes
First Congregational
Elyria Men's Bible Class
Wigfield
Bellewesdavenue
Choi
Plizrim Community Church
Young People’s Society
Grace Lutheran
Bride-Elect Joyce Peterman Fetes At Circus Theme Party
Honor Bride-Elect Joyce Peterman was feted at a circus themed party hosted by Miss Elenore Copas and Mrs. Frederick Meng on Harvard avenue. Eight attendees, including club members, enjoyed circus entertainment with prizes, a circus character themed luncheon, and handkerchief favors. Personal gifts in a red and white drum were given to the bride-elect of Ted Washke.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joyce Peterman
Elenore Copas
Frederick Meng
Satters
Harvard Avenue
Ted Washke
Hold First Meeting Of The Fun Makers At Cleveland Street
The Fun Makers held their first meeting of the year at Mis bert Lord’s home, 215 Cleveland street, last evening. Fall flowers were arranged for the event and Banco acted as the evening’s diver with the first prize awarded to Mrs. George Schmitkons, second place noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fun Makers
Mis Bert Lord
Cleveland Street
Decep Phan
Banco
Divermo O
George Schmitkons
Refreshment Meeting Set at Mrs Schmitkens Home
The message notes consolation to Mrs Fred Schhauerer and sympathy to Mrs Fred Wiggenton. Yellow and white were the chosen color motif for the refreshment course. The next meeting will be at Mrs Schmitkens on Cleveland Street in two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schmitkens
Cleveland Street
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ociety Dorothy Funk
Mable Little
Robert Hohhenedel
Jolly Stitchers Elect
P-T. A
Parent- Teacher Association
B. H. Long
Cleveland
Dr. Rimner
Long
Cleveland Heights
Carl Martin
Horace Mann
Margaret Edwards
Common School
Mann
Normal School
Miss Baker
Robert Chandler
Jean Crisp
Harvey C Cheney
Mr. Huston
J. Mar
Jin Beek
McClellan
George Tulk
Elyria Council of
Elma
Pp. T. A
Wes
Mrs. Lee
Uee
Enor
Mousy
S.C. Smith
Marshal Chapter
West Bridge and Water Streets
Pember-Lanaghan
Sr. Friendship Club
Hamilton - Elgin - Longines
Bulova Watches
Reger & Binninger
Elyria, Ohio
Viskis
Fred Wiggenton
Fred Schhauerer
Ational
Middle Ave
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