Elyria High School Romance Culminates In Wedding
Dorothy Funk 4416 and Mable Little 4417 framed a romance from Elyria High School ending today with a First Methodist church wedding. Miss Kathryn Jones and Orvie Cowie wed at 1 PM before a palm and fern altar with chrysanthemums. Guests included families, an organ program, and a reception at the church. The bride, in a brown Forstmann suit, wore an ivory blouse with a brown hat. groom’s party included Sherman Gove and Charles Ray. The couple plan to reside in Toledo after a reception and dinner, then a southern honeymoon. Cowie, a former Elyria High athlete, becomes a New York Central Lines employee.
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Elyria High School
First Methodist Church
Kathryn I. Jones
Euclid Avenue
Cleveland
Orvie W. Cowie
Toledo
E. J. Bond
Carlton Squires
Arthur Phillips
Forstmann
Charles Ray
Wellington
Genevieve Brodeur
Ray
Zora Philips
Stephen Cowie
Wipton
Sherman J. Gove
Elyria
Mr. Cowie
Thomas Goaire
Elstia
Charlies Ray
Welipzion
Cuwie
Wwe
Tee Spencer Street
Toieuu
Ohio
Elyria School of
University of New York
Elyria Clinic
Cowie
Ellyvia High School
New York Central Lines
Auxiliary To VFW Post Installs Officers In Ceremony
Mrs Emma Zahrley served as instaling officer last night as Ladies Auxiliary to Veterans of Foreign Wars inducted a slate of officers. Dorothy Hamilton as president Lila Brown senior VP Mary Moir junior VP Anna Powell secretary Eva Hopkins treasurer Eleanor McCulley chaplain Myrtle Haun conductor Susanna Beattie guard trustees Anna Powell Beatrice Scarborough Helena French historian Veiva Mabalis patriotic instructor Bertha Mulroy color bearers Sue Yearly Helena French Rose Reese Mildred Lahiff. Retiring president Bertha Mulroy presented gifts and corsages. Chiefs from nearby auxiliaries attended and social hour followed. Seventh District Conference slated November 20 21 with parade Sunday. Excelsior club met at the Seeleys Wooster Store to plan pins crafts and Christmas baskets plus a progressive dinner November 22. Mrs W W Weyman reviewed Four Hundred Million Customers by Carl Crow. Hosts served salad for Thanksgiving season. Mrs Vance Shaw to entertain December 6.
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Emma Zahrley
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Dorothy Hamilton
Lila Brown
Mary Moir
Anna Powell
Eva Hopkins
Eleanor McCulley
Myrtle Haun
Susanna Beattie
Beatrice Scarborough
Ciy
Woodman Hall
Eagles Hall
Excelsior Lab
Harriet
Marian Seeley
Wooster Store
W. W. Weyman
Carl Crowe
China
United Press
Vance Shaw
Hostess Helen Hull Hosts S. S. Club Afternoon on Oxford
Steven Full Hostess Helen Hull entertained members of the S. S. Club yesterday afternoon at her Oxford Avenue home. Games were played and prizes were won by Jacqueline Delp and Barbara Johnes. The hostess served refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Hull
S. S. Club
Oxford Avenue
Jacqueline Delp
Barbara Jlohnes
Evening club notices crowd St Joan’s and area groups
Calendar items list church, social, and fraternal meetings. including Young Feopies Society at St Joan's, Welsh Club with Mrs Davies, Truth Seekers with Ann Mores, Dingo Passy at Howlet, Bune, Casvade rina Women’s Bible aid, L B S Club with Eveisa Kessler, Tac Kappa Beta with Mos Revert Geen, Octave Club with Winifred Jordan, and Republican Women at Elima club, plus various lodge and church groups and a bingo party at Mrs Henry Martin’s East Bridge address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann Mores
Dewey Avenue
BP Chapten Ucamp
Sons of Vetewans
Dingo
Howlet
Bune
Casvaderina Women's Bible Aidis
Mes
L. Bauer
Dot Spruce
Loursenael Wellheb Coit
Poi Kappa
Sigme
Elly Jones
Loran
Octave Club
Winifred Jordan
Nidgeville
Graystone
Fic
Ence Faty
Adelber
Avenue
Elsha Lodge
O. UO. F
Republican Women’s Club
Local Personal Notices Share Household News and Visits
Page of brief personal items notes relatives visiting in Detrect Michigan and nearby towns, with Thanksgiving plans and visits to relatives in Lovin and Chicago. Mentions Mrs Ruysinion homebound on Twelfth Street, Mrs Bever at Sach Street, and Thomas Anspacher moving from Missouri to Texas with family. Includes birth of a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Russell Minn on November 15 at their home on West Uedee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detrect
Michigen
Ll. Rogers Wewand
M.s
Alys
Jack Carson
Adams Street
Dorothy Wasent
Nia
Loviin
Ruysinion
Sipeer
Robert Bye
Chicago
Klimots
Mos Chailes Meron
Chace
Amspari
Bey
Tate
Sach
Barneve
Detroit
Thomas Anspacher
Elvhiam
nansSas Cite
Missarei
Texas
AL Rowity Afothee
Eitimere
Mary- Dand
A Ain
Rcherds
Ohio State University
Opty Pha Upsilon Onederun
Na‘tong
Soren Ey
Mer
Mer. and Mrs. Russell Minn
Wes Udee
United Presbyterian Men Celebrate Fourth Missionary League Anniversary
The United Presbyterian Men's Missionary League marked its fourth anniversary with a Monday meeting led by Rev. George A. Brown. Guest speaker Rev. W Bruce Wilson of Pittsburgh spoke on American Missions an Unfinished Task noting millions lack religion and America is least holy.
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Men's Missionary League
United Presbyterian Church
George A. Brown
W. Bruce Wilson
Pittsburgh
Board of American Missions
America
Earl D. Miller
Lakewood United
Bazaar and Bake Sale and Sauerkraut Supper
Bazaar and bake sale Wednesday and Thursday afternoons at the hive. Sauerkraut supper Thursday at 5 30 p m at Emmanuel Lutheran Church corner Princeton and Garfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emmanuel Luth
Church
Cor
Princeton and Garford
Junior Friendship Club Officers Elected
The Junior Friendship Club elected Eleanor Carr president Louis Dutch as vice president Shirley Hull secretary Helen Bristol treasurer and Jean Mosley Jean Beavis Jean Wagner and Dorothy Notley as members at large. A committee to study securing Friendship Club pins was named with Georgia Birkline Betty Altfeld Valerie Tire and Jean Tattersall to meet after school.
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Junior Friendship Club
WLC
AL Eleanor Carr
Louie Dutch
Shirley Hull
Kelen Bristol
Jean Mosley
Jean Beavis
Jean Wagner
Dorothy Notley
Friendship Club
Georgia Birkline
Betty Altfeld
Valerie Tire
Jean Tattersall
Community Chest
Martha Brodbeck
Beth Corkill
Joan Duckett
Ruth Eady
Betty Goldstein
Amnrivanve Hard
Ruth Hisatis
Rita Meyer
Janet Notley
Marian Otto
Middle Step Club Meeting at Y W LCI OAL
The Middle Step Club met last evening at the Y W C A as members planned contributions to the Community Fund and the YWCA Relief Fund. They continued dressing dolls and making colorful scrapbooks for holiday distribution, aiming to complete the project in the first week of December and to hold a Christmas party early in December. Plans for details will be discussed at the regular meeting near Monday at 7 30 at Mrs J W Stith’s home, with initial secrecy to be observed for the secret sisters. The last night’s committee included Gladys Anderson Sadie Vie Wurts and Alberta Houk, and copies of Y's Echoes were shared during the social hour.
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Devocion
Edmund Wright
Robert T. Moore
Brown
H. E. Vandergrift
Holy Trinity Presbyterian Church
Philadelphia
George W. Brown
American Bible Society
New York City
Men’s League
John R. Mott
International Missionary Council
Men‘s Missionary League
Organized Christian Forces
America
T. F. Sellers
League
Middle Step Club
Y. W.lci Oal
Ching Relief Fund
Y. W. CI
Dells
Middle Step
J. W. Stith
Fast Broad Street
V. W
Gladys Anderson
Sadie Vie Wurts
Alberta Houk
Business Girls
Y's Echoes
Lorain Issues Licenses to Local Residents in Steady Year
Licenses issued to Casimiro Salaz 38 steel worker and Rosa Zamoria 31 Lorain. Richard Paul Hunker 22 Lorain steel worker and Jean Ellen Seneff 19 Lorain. Earl Davis 2 Lorain cook and Willa Holmes Taylor 25 Lorain. Frank Raymond Minsterman 23 Lorain inspector and Ann Marie Wright 24 Lorain nurse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Casimiro Salaz
Lorain
Rosa Zamoria
Richard Paul Hunker
Jean Ellen Seneff
Earl Davis
Cook
Willa Holmes Taylor
Frank Raymond Minsterman
Ann Marie Wright
Girl Scouts of Troop 3 Meet at Second Congregational Church
Girl Scouts of Troop 3 gathered Monday afternoon at the Second Congregational church with 37 girls present. Josee Roig led inspection and formation as the troop awarded perfect attendance gold stars to Jean Baun and Phyllis Absmaska while silver stars went to Joyce Troup Blanche Longwell and Charlie Rawson who had only one absence since October 1936.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Second Congregational Church
Gehrls
Josee Roig
Jean Baun
Phyllis Abramaska
Joyce Troup
Blanche Longwell
Charlie Rawson
Community Chest
Constance Chapman
Misses OConnor Host Bridge Night For Upcoming Wedding
Mrs Mary OConnor and Mrs Myrtla OConnor entertained at their Indian Hovlow Road home honoring Miss Geraldine Donahue and Alan OConnor. Five tables of bridge played with prizes for top scorers while guests enjoyed a luncheon. Frayed floral decor and gifts from The Group were noted as the event celebrated the couple to be wed at St Anthony's Church Loran.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary
Myrtla O'Connor
Indian Hovlow Road
Geraldine Donahue
Alan O'Connor
St. Anthony's Church
Loran
O'Connor
Joe Lave
Mary Keady
H. C. Nunnink
Miss Donahue
Mr. O Connor
Travel talks by Junior Wo mats Club members inspire voyage tales
Members of the Junior Women’s Matrons Club met with Mrs Theodore Seward to discuss travel plans and lectures. Ebba Fosselius spoke on Alaska, Mrs James described the West Indies, Mrs Woodenooey Norway, Mrs Stanley Prepweek on Europe, and Mrs Bainridge on travel abroad. The meeting featured music and a plan for a Will Durant lecture, December 1, and a December 2 Yuletide candlelight festival with gifts exchanged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theodore Seward
Prustam Ochairidat
Mase
Peanam
Ebba Fosselius
Tod
Olib
Ars. Bonis Steliopus Sane
Nevin
Will Durant
Warren Plamner
Naomi Gegenheimer Celebrates 7th Birthday Party
Naomi Gegenheimer turned seven yesterday and hosted a party at 202 West Street for friends. Prizes went to Donna Mae Brecknock, David Neighbour, and Joan Crumley. Guests included Claire and Elaine McIntyre, Winifred Barnes, Norma Heath, Ruth and Betty Krupke, David Yost, James Crumley, Jerry and Allen Gaston with green and white favors and gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Naomi Gegenheimer
West Street
Donna Mae Brecknock
David Neighbour
Joan Crumley
Claire
Elaine McIntyre
Winifred Barnes
Norma Heath
Ruth
Betty Krupke
David Yost
James Crumley
Jerry and
Allen Gaston
Two New Members Enter Coterie Sorority Gathering
Velma Pixley hosted a social event on East Broad street where two new members joined the Coterie sorority. Shirley and Geraldine Pixley attended as guests. The group set a monthly social meet on the last Monday, and December 13 will host a gift exchange name drawing. The sorority will meet again with Lydia Michael at 343 Winckles street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Velma Pixley
East Broad Street
Shirley
Geraldine Pixley
Lydia Michael
Winckles Street
Birthday Party for Florence Steger by Eastern Star Officers
The 1937 officers of the Order of Eastern Star entertained Worthy Matron Florence Steger at Mrs. Marian Hand’s home for her birthday anniversary. Games and music followed by salad at small tables. A pink green and silver birthday cake was presented by Associate Matron Hazel Brodbeck who also made the cake. Gifts were afterward given to Mrs. Steger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Order of Eastern Star
Florence Steger
Marian Hand
Auxiliary guests visit as Lorain Canton holds inspection
Inspecting party including President Bernice Thompson of the Ohio Department and Col onel and Lady Bowers attended Auxiliary No. 11 to Canton Lorain in the city last night. Lady Handley presided as Chevaliers prepare for December fourth full dress inspection. A joint Lorain Canton and Auxiliary meeting followed with remarks by Chief Patriarch Carl Berger. A heavy supper ended the gathering. Ernest Malham of Oberlin won the evening’s prize.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Bernice Thompson
Department of
Group Studies China Exhibit Preludes Baptist Group Meeting
The Junior Mission Study Group of First Baptist church held an afternoon program timed at four o clock with devotions by Shirley Palmer. The program featured a piano solo by Thelma Orden, a life story of John and Betty Stam by Richard Davies and Alice Mae Hoover, a vocal duet Your All on the Altar, a recitation My Teacher by Dan Stevick, and talks by Miss Scarlett on China, with B R Opper adding remarks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
China
Shirley Palmer
Thelma (Orden
Richard Davies
Alice Mae Hoover
John
Betty Stam
Mary Jean Mckifresh
Marian Ives
Dan Stevick
Two Guests Join Eastern Heights Circle Meeting
Mrs Co Ho White lork and Mrs Theodore Berg joined sixteen members of the Eastern Heights Circle of the Child Conservation League at Mrs J A Lamp's home yesterday. A short business session preceded a talk on Child Behaviorism by Dr Theodore Berg, with a brief discussion, followed by refreshments and an adjournment to meet December 16 for a Christmas party and gift exchange.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Co HO Whitelork
Theodore Berg
Eastern Heights
Child Conservation League
J. A. Lamp
Dart
BL DL Nielseh
Mrs Hoard Hosts Pythian Sisters Meeting
Mrs Hoard of Clark street hosted a Past Chiefs of Pythian Sisters gathering last night. The event followed the business meeting with prizes awarded to Mrs Ida Devinney, Mrs Florence Brown, and Mrs Rose Ryan. Hostess daughter Mrs Marian Shrubsole assisted with refreshments. The next meeting is planned at Mrs Ruby Beal’s home with a Christmas gift exchange as a special feature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Hoard
Clark Street
Pythian Sisters
Ida Devinney
Florence Brown
Rose Ryan
Marian Shrubsole
Ruby Beal
Girl Reserves Meet Allen in Thanksgiving Program
The Girl Reserves led by Mrs Knechtges held their first meeting on November 15 with a Scripture reading by Ruth Be lattice a Thanksgiving poem by Vera Pycraft and a story by Jane Schue. Officers named Ninabelle Birkline president Dorothy Sokol vice president Loretta Mae Boddy secretary Beverly Dwire program chair man and Dane Schue council member. Plans include filling baskets for the needy at Thanksgiving and Christmas and a skating party at the rink on Saturday November 20 at 930 a m with a ten cent fee for each girl reserve.
Entertain Hy Lo Club Dinner at Graystone Hotel
Hy Lo Bridge club members and guest Mrs Sumner Hart well attended a dinner at the Graystone Hotel hosted by Miss Carolyn Rost and Miss Viola Hargrave. Prizes for high scores went to Miss Jean Bucklew and Mrs Louise Barnhardt consoled, with Mrs Baumhardt and Mrs Georgiana Francis named to host the December twentieth meeting and a Christmas gift exchange planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Graystone Hotel
Hy-Lo Bridge Club
Sumner Hartwell
Carolyn Rost
Viola Hargrave
Jean Bucklew
Louise Barnthardt
Mary Beattie
Baumhardt
Georgiana Francis
Francis
Sixth Street
New Club Forms Miss Wolfe Hosts SiU-Met Evening
Miss Katherine Wolfe hosted a gathering at her Huron street home to organize a new club named SiU-Met. Fantan prizes went to Beatrice Stranahan and Ada May Stanford. refreshments featured pink and white decor. Attendees included Lois Eldred, Doris Aquinnich, Catherine Banker, Florence Wel lson, Kathryn Tucker, and the host. The next meeting is set for December 8 at Ada May Stanford's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katherine Wolfe
Huron Street
Siu-Met
Fantan
Beatrice Stranahan
Ada May Stanford
Lois Eldred
Doris Aquinnich
Catherine Banker
Florence Wel
Kathryn Tucker
Judge H. Ho Nye Addresses Men’s Brotherhood Meeting
Judge H. Ho Nye spoke to the Men’s Brotherhood of Second Congregational Church after a tureen dinner for about forty women. He described work in the Probate Court. Special music featured the Trumpeteers of Jefferson Junior High and a Jefferson School singing group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Ho Nye
Men‘e Brotherhood
Second Congresational Church
Waa
Nye
Jefferson Junior High School
Jefferson School
Tallyho Club Hosts Bridge Night at Spruce Street
Mrs Roush entertained members of the Tallyho Club at her Spruce street home Monday evening. Rames first prize went to Mrs Edward Paramore with consolation to Mrs Kenneth Johnson. The club will meet in two weeks at Miss Edna Mae Wilsons Ninth street home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tallyho Club
Arthur Roush
Spruce Street
Rames
Edward Paramore
Kenneth Johnson
Edna Mae Wilson
Ninth Street
Turkey Dinner at Second Cone Church
Turkey Dinner served Thursday evening from 5 PM. Prices 60 cents and 3 dimes. Proceeds support church activities and community outreach efforts.
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Souley
Dorothy Funk
Mable Little
Methodist Church
V. FW
Allen Bernard
sTeven
DAY Cleaners
Middle Avenue
Fakir
Col Ee
Don
Eequire
Young Feopies Society
St Joan's Church
Wemens Welsh Club
James Davies
Broad i. Daugravers
Scctia
United Presbyterian Men’s Missionary League
Murbach
Peterman-Washke Party
Meva
Karl Shaeder
Audd
Hares Klarmonu
West
Jovee Peterman
Ted Wasnae
Tiatidee
Clayton
Peteritu
Petetman
Oswald
Uods
Duvonnet
Von
Joyce Potpiheas
Conté
Elmar Oswald
Dorothy Miswald
George Birkline
Alberta Mabeat
Pres Mednisese
Claxtai Arndt
Kenneth Keister
George Patterson
Tea
Shadtter
Harty Tlamon
Girl Scouts
Donna Mae Hollis
June Hearne
Roberta Foster
Miss Vanoster
Applavlet
June Ross
Mee Clark
Mary Aenes Welsh
Lila Fell
Troop 5
Pravel
VICKS
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Mrs. Hoard
Entertain
Hy-Lo Club
Miss Stanford
Mrs. Roush
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