Club honors two brides at party hosted by Miss Marguerite Wolf
Embers of the G. G. G. Club held a party at 419 Huron Street honoring Mrs. James Riddle Myrtle Krause, married November 7 in Catlettsburg Kentucky, and Miss Grayce Shinskey engaged to Verne Forsythe of Michigan City Indiana. Cards, two bride cake tables, bronze mums, green and silver décor, and gifts highlighted the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. G. G. Club
Marguerite Wolf
Huron Street
James Riddle
Myrtle Krause
Catlettsburg
Kentucky
Grayce Shinskey
Verne Forsythe
Michigan City
Indiana
Miss Shinskey
Glen Rich
Karl Lehman
Reno
James Warner
Dom Taliano
Telegraph Road
Local Personal Notes Highlight Visits and Births
Mr and Mrs George Lang returned from Dayton after visiting son Kenneth Lang and Reverend A H Perry a former Fields minister. Mrs Mildred Scaglione guest of her father Robert Alexander caring for grandmother Jennie Alexander as she returns to New York. Mary Moody visiting daughter Mrs Nelson Fitch in Stanford Ave. Ralph Miller and Edwin A Clay hosts. George Heuser parents of a daughter born November 15 at Elyria Memorial. Dr Leonore S Stevick returns from Columbus visit. John and Mildred Stanko announce birth of a daughter. address 614 Lodi St. Fred Young and Bernadine Urig welcomed a son born November 13 at Providence Hospital Sandusky. Harry Cole and 167 Fairlawn Ave parents of a son born at Elyria Memorial on November 16. John and Mrs Taylor welcome a daughter at 1105 East River St. Mrs L D McBean hosts Mrs Ernest Hann of Hackettstown NJ as guest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Lang
Dayton
Kenneth Lang
A. H. Perry
Fields
Albert Scaglione
Mildred Alexander
New York
Robert Alexander
George Street
Jennie Alexander
LaPorte
Mrs. Scaglione
Mary Moody
Park Avenue
Vermont
Connecticut
Nelson Fitch
Stanford Avenue
Ralph Miller
Stop 19
Lake Avenue
Edwin A. Clay
Toledo
George Heuser
Fairlawn Avenue
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Leonore S. Stevick
Fourth Street
Alden J. Bush
Columbus
Ohio
John Stanko
Stanko
Lodi Street
Fred Young
Bernadine Urig
Providence Hospital
Sandusky
Harry Cole
John Taylor
Taylor
East River Street
L. D. McBean
Harvard Avenue
Ernest Hann
Hackettstown
New Jersey
Enjoy Chili Supper At Sigloe Meeting
A chili supper was the chief feature of the evening at the Sigloe gathering hosted by Mrs. Gibson Moore on Fourth street. A short business meeting outlined plans for the dinner party and prizes were won by Marion Barnes Genevieve Gariss Mrs. Raymond Sykuta and Betty Ryan. The next meeting is scheduled for Tuesday November 22 at Betty Ryan's home on Third street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sigloe
Gibson Moore
Fourth Street
Marion Barnes
Genevieve Gariss
Raymond Sykuta
Betty Ryan
Third Street
Three Friendship Clubs Plan Victory Dance Saturday
Jefferson, Sonic Junior Friendship Clubs sponsor a Saturday victory dance after the flying Lorain game. The event runs 8 pm to midnight in the Jefferson Junior high gym for members and guests with membership cards at the door. Jack Elton's orchestra will provide the music and a volunteer committee manages arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson
Sonic Junior Friendship
Lyo
flyina-Lorain
Jefferson Junior High School
Jack Elton
Dorothy Nau
Helene Cohen
Mary Sederis
Jean Wagner
Dorothy Notley
Betty Goldstein
Nancy Crisp
Pat Thomas
Russell Francs
Earl Lautenschleger
P. J. Smale
Ina May Ardell
Jefferson Parent-Teacher Association
Jolly Eight Meet At Mary Yuca Home
The Jolly Eight gathered last evening at 148 Woodford Avenue for a luncheon after card games. Ann Vargo won high score and Sue Vargo took low. Betty Lipinski was initiated as a new member.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jolly Eight
Mary Yuca
Woodford Avenue
Ann Vargo
Sue Vargo
Betty Lipinski
Hostess Club Meeting At State Street With Prize Winners
Members of the S. O. S. club met with Doris Smith on State street last evening for bingo. Prizes were won by all, with a special prize going to Mabel Spaeth. A two course luncheon followed at a table in seasonal colors featuring a turkey centerpiece. The next meeting is November 28 at Marian Myers home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myrtle O'Connor
Indian Hollow Road
Mary Margaret Finegan
Mary Sim
Myrtle O’connor
Maxine Roling
Mildred Brown
Donald Wottring
John Sim
Wottring
Clarence Brown
West Avenue
Fidelity
Methodist Church
Dorothy Melton
Clark Street
Josephine Bailey
Louise Heidrick
Katherine Tucker
Grace O'Malley
Ethel Ryan
S. O. S. Club
Doris Smith
State Street
Mabel Spaeth
Marian Myers
Gaiety Club
Georgiana Kowaleski
Cleveland
Eleanor Krugman
Mary Warsh
Margaret Strohl
Bondstreet
2Nd Congregational Church
Doris Slack
Katherine Howard
Helen Saville
Howard
Tenth Street
Dorothy Stanford
Girl Scouts Troop Activities At St Marys Church
The Rob Roy Troop No 4 met at St Marys church instead of a hike. Nan Koplin Nan Shryock Ione Geisel and Ruth Ellen MacDonald sang songs while Patrol 4 served popcorn. Weekend hike planned to Findleys cabin over Thanksgiving. A basketball game is set for next Tuesday at Gates school gym with a short meeting. The meeting closed with goodnight circle and taps. Troop No 2 held a candle light investiture for Phyllis Smith Doris Adams and Betty Jo Adams receiving Tenderfoot badges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rob Roy
St. Mary's Church
Nan Koplin
Nan Shryock
Ione Geisel
Ruth Ellen MacDonald
Patrol 4
Findley's Cabin
Gates School
Phyllis Smith
Doris Adams
Betty Jo Adams
Violet Leber
Joan Boylan
Joan Smith
Betty Jo Braddon
Franklin P T. A
Local club meetings and church activities listed
Calendar notes announce Hy-Lo Club and several social groups meeting in Oberlin and surrounding areas. Bunco and co ed games are planned with hosts including Mrs Birmingham and Evalyn Lehmann. religious services and canvassing committees meet at multiple churches, with times around 7:30 and after school Junior Mission Band activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Sorority
Oberlin
H. Morgan Jr
Blue Triangle
Clasque
Evalyn Lehmann
Cleveland Street
Jolly Eight
Bunco Club
Geo
Birmingham
Oxford
Henry Penfound
Roosevelt Ave
Friendly
Margaret Maddox
Lake Avenue
St. Clair Rebekah Lodge
Cong
St. Paul's
Grace Church
United Presbyterian Church
U. P. Church
Hospital admissions and discharges list names and addresses
The report lists hospital admissions including Duane Jackson 1848 Middle Avenue and others such as Mrs John Leimbach 315 East Broad Street Mrs Harry Cole 167 Fairlawn Avenue Walter Standen 436 East River Street Pauline Meaney Ashtabula Dale Sawyer 143 Cleveland Street Thomas Dowd LaGrange Charles Squire 231 East Broad Street Mrs Dana Fox 334 Concord Mack Salladay R D No 2 John Taylor 1105 East River Street. Discharges include Mathew Kelling RD No 1 Lorain Mrs Robert Diedrich 825 West River Street Mrs Harry Wesley RD No 2 and Mrs Dana Fox 334 Concord.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duane Jackson
Middle Avenue
John Leimbach
East Broad Street
Harry Cole
Fairlawn Avenue
Walter Standen
East River Street
Pauline Meaney
Ashtabula
Dale Sawyer
Cleveland Street
Thomas Dowd
LaGrange
Charles Squire
Dana Fox
Concord
Mack Salladay
R. D
John Taylor
Mathew Kelling
Lorain
Robert Diedrich
West River Street
Harry Wesley
Mary Martha Class Hosts Scraps Drive at St Pauls Church
Mary-Martha Class members met at St Pauls Church for devotions and a scrap books project for Gates Hospital. Hostesses and entertainment committees planned a Christmas party and a ten cent gift exchange for future meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gus Quade
Mary-Martha
St. Paul’s Church
Gates Hospital
Louise Styles
Orvie Schroeder
John Heginbotham
Wiliam Holdy
Park Hobill
Ernst Irion
A. C. Vietzen
Martin Schroeder
Vietzen
Fred Wirth
F. Greenich
J. Heginbotham
John Kunitz
Ball Named Worshipful Master Of Harmon Lodge No 663
Thomas A Ball was elected Worshipful Master for the ensuing year at Frank S Harmon Lodge No 663. Other officers elected include Albert W McMan Senior Warden Herbert L Wheatley Junior Warden A J Plocher treasurer George C Martin secretary Frank M Wilcox Senior Deacon William Curtis Junior Deacon George C Wieseke Tyler and Chris Harrison trustee. Installations set for November 29 with an educational program on November 22 featuring the one act play The Greatest of These by the original cast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank S. Harmon Lodge No. 663
Thomas A. Ball
Albert W. McMan
Herbert L. Wheatley
A. J. Plocher
George C. Martin
Frank M. Wilcox
William Curtis
George C. Wieseke
Tyler
Chris Harrison
Eaton P.T.A. To Sponsor Comedy
The Eaton P.T.A. executive committee met last night and decided the play The Womanless Wedding, to be performed November 30 and December 1, would be sponsored jointly by the Junior Class and the P.T.A., with profits shared equally. The group also planned bus transportation for away basketball games and discussed creating an artificial skating pond at the school, with L. Grills and Rev. A. K. Stevenson assigned to study the skating project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eaton P.T. A
Mezurek
PT. A
L. Grills
Rev
A. K. Stevenson
South Amherst Council Meeting Brief
A regular village council meeting was held at the town hall on Monday evening with routine business transacted and favorable committee reports. Mayor Henry Garland chaired the session. The Recreation Center board of directors will meet at the town hall this evening for a business session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Amherst
Henry Garland
Recreation Center
Judge Nyers Speaker Opens Republican Women's Club Night
Judge Nyers Speaker opened the Republican Women's Club at the Woman's Club last night. Judge H. H. Nye described the Juvenile Court work. A nominating committee was named with Mrs. Thomas Martin as chair. The December meeting will be a Victory dinner with husbands as guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Martin
Nancy Jenkins
Oscar Dunn
A. C. Schileman
Warren Fowls
Woman’s Club
Republican Women’s Chorus
George Thompson
Ladies Dime Society to Host Silver Tea at Congregational Church
Members of the Ladies Dime Society will entertain with a silver tea in the Congregational church parlors Thursday afternoon inviting all women from other village churches as guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies Dime Society
Congregational Church
Ladies Altar Society to Host Nativity Church Parlor Tea
Mrs Tom Capaso and Mrs Carmen Discenzo will entertain members of the Ladies Altar Society in Nativity Church parlors Thursday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Capaso
Carmen Discenzo
Ladies Altar Society
Nativity Church
South Amherst and Belden Open Season On Local Floor
The first league game of the season features South Amherst against Belden on Friday evening at the local floor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Amherst
Belden
Legion Regular Meeting Notice
A regular meeting of the South Amherst American Legion will be held in the Club rooms Friday evening. All members are urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Amherst American Legion
Turkey Supper at M. E. Church Field's Corner
Community notice announces a turkey supper hosted by the M. E. Church Field's Corner on Friday November 18 at 5 PM. Tickets are 50 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. E. Church
Field's Cors
Lorain County Singers to Join 1000-Voice Farm Bureau Chorus
Lorain county will supply about 20 singers for the Ohio Farm Bureau's 1000-voice chorus at the twentieth anniversary convention in Columbus. About 50 county Farm Bureau members plan to attend. the event runs tomorrow and Friday with a WHKC radio broadcast from 1:30 to 7:45 p.m. The chorus will rehearse in Columbus and be directed by Lyle Straight with a brief public performance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County
Ohio Farm Bureau
Columbus
Lorain County Farm Bureau
Merrittt Powell
WHKC
Farm Bureau
Lyle Straight
Chicago Century of Progress Community Singleader
Shower Honors Miss Wamsley at Longfellow Home
Miss Mary Wamsley bride to be of Robert M. Kiely was guest of honor at a shower by Miss Margaret Magner and Mrs. Fred Wigginton at their Longfellow Street home. A luncheon followed by a bride cake cut and miniatura baskets decorated the table while bridge games crowned Mrs. A. F. Davis high and Mrs. Pat Elberts consoled. Gifts from C. E. Wamsley, W. Kiley, Mrs. Davis, Paul Double, Elberts, Jay Dettman, Kay Fisk, W. Calvird, F. Sullivan, and Mary Jane Sullivan were exchanged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Wamsley
Robert M. Kiely
Margaret Magner
Fred Wigginton
Longfellow Street
A. F. Davis
Pat
Creomulsion Ad Promises Fast Cough Relief
An advertisement touts Creomulsion for chest colds and bronchial irritation. It claims the remedy targets the inflamed mucous membranes and helps expel germs, offering a money back guarantee if not satisfied. The ad urges asking for Creomulsion by name.
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Betty Hurd
Thelma Jeanne Gegenheimer
John
Christ
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Helen Stalla
Frances Lemon
Girl Reserve
League Hears Review
Young Women's League
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Marjorie Rawlings
North Florida
Scrub Pine
Fawn
Genna Boote
Frances Clinker
Fitch
Russell Francis
Evelyn Peltz
Edward Kelly
Milton Baumhardt
Charles Markham
Richard Gollmer
Thirteenth Street
Isabel Hasley
Las
Women's Welsh Club
Howard Butler
James Dasies
Lakewood
John German
Women's Welsh Clubs
Robert Moore
H. A. Murtrix
West
James Davies
Butler
Moore
Y.W.C.A
Fred Pahl
C. L. Travers
James Hewitt
J. E. Thatcher
Tea and Book Review
Sweedish
Sigrid Holman
News of the Girl Scouts
Brookhouser’s
Brookhouser
Middle Ave
Murbach Coal
Fubon
Esquire Features, Inc
Plan
Middle Step Club
Helen Rudy
Donna Chapman
SEGHY
Redskins
O’donnell Paint
Wall Paper Company
Elyria, Ohio
Frank S. Harmon Lodge
Amherst
Judge Nyers
Altar Society
Legion
Universities Bureau
British Empire
Miss Wamsley
Carter
Wa. A
Rogers Wave
Oneida Ltd
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Broad Street
Berson
Elyria Dry Goods
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