Miss Florence Schwind Becomes Bride of Robert Edward Smith
Miss Florence Myrtle Schwind and Robert Edward Smith wed in First Methodist Episcopal Church last evening with Dr. BE Bond officiating. The couple, both Elyria natives, exchanged vows at 730 pm followed by a reception at the bride’s parents’ home. They plan a home at 12 Chestnut Street after a wedding trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence Schwind
Robert Edward Smith
First Methodist Episcopal Church
BE. J. Bond
Florence Myrtle Schwind
Misa Schwind
Harry Schwind
Second Street
Frank Smith
Twelfth Street
Louise Brown
Russell Vincent
Mrs. Smith
Chestnut Street
Elyria High School
Mr. Smith
Elyria Business College
Fox Furnace Company
Fall Festival at Ely School Declared A Success
The Ely School Fall Festival drew large crowds from the district and beyond, with games, a world tour corridor, a museum and zoo, a gypsy fortune teller, and a wide display of shawls, bedspreads, quilts, and silk items. Proceeds benefit the Ely P T A and Civic League, praised for help provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ELY
Anl
Ely P. T. A
Ely School Civic League
Ethyl Club Holds Meeting at Mrs Herbst Home
The Ethyl Club was entertained by Mrs Dave Herbst of Hamilton street for organizational purposes Thursday evening. Diversions were partly educational in rapid addition and games of cootie. A luncheon course was served before adjourning to meet next week at Miss Ethel Downs East Bridge street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethyl Club
Dave Herbst
Hamilton Street
Ethel Downs
East Bridge Street
Mrs Henry Haskell Speaker At A A U W Tea
Oberlin branch of the American Association of University Women heard Mrs Henry J Haskell of Kansas City speak on Travel in Europe on Friday November 17 in Shipherd Hall. She compared women's positions in Spain and Germany noting literacy gains and political interest in Spain and contrasting German attitudes toward women.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin
American Association of University Women
Henry J. Haskell
Kansas City
Missouri
Shipherd Hall
Hospital Notes and Local Church Announcements
Admissions list includes Mrs John Warke of Willhun Hoovers Hiram Ohio and Mrs Arthur Miler with others. Discharges mention Mrs Easter Brettner and Mrs Gerald Hiltz and a baby girl. The First Baptist Church announces two services tomorrow with Dr Neighbour preaching on The Marvels of Grace and Behold the Man. Sunday School at 9 30 with classes for all ages. Evening service at 7 includes choir music and a theme Can the Modern Man Pray. Am herst meetings set for Nov 20 25 at Knights of Pythias Hall with topics The Signs of the Times and Is Christs Coming near.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Warke
Willhun Hoovers
Hiram
Ohio
Arthur
Fredstauder
E. Broad
Therstens
John Zizincuk
Glenna O'Rourke
Grafton
Easter Brettner
Gerald Hiltz
W. Rive
Neighbour
Rou
Amherst
Fishermen's Club
Knights of Pythias Hall
Elyria
First Baptist
Emmanuel Lutheran Church
Princeton
Garrord Avenues
Temple Quartette
Arthur Scrivens
Dr. Ackerman
Alex Moses
Edgar Gates
Roland Faulhaker
Gaul
Bortainsky
Alexis
Mackenzie
Still Waters
Hotspool
Stainer
Benedict
Edna MacDowell
Church OF Christ
Kent Southard
Baldwin-Wallace College
Be- Tea
Southard
K Bevy
Esi
Crumrino
Miss Allinger
Bellini
Fowler
Ehutdas
Robert Prentien
Taras
Mallors
Bond
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Court Street
Warhurst
Robert Moore
van de Water
Louise Brown
Fond
Parker
B. H. Long
D. A. Burr
Helen Osborne
Berean
Miss Osborne
Virginia Mohrman
Wanda McRoberts
Patsy Fulmer
Marjorie Werle
Epworth League
Epworth Herald
Elrra Brown
Hfe
Kappa Beta Kappa
St. Andrew's Church
Episcopal Church
The
Knights of St. John
Various Women Club Activities and Social Meetings
Community groups from the Canton area hold Monday events and club meetings at churches YWCA and other venues. Activities include supper meetings, bridge sessions, music and readings, with notes on attendees and hostesses. A Modern Amateurs Club program features a George Washington life film and songs by German composers, followed by refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Modern Amateurs Club
George Washington
Robert Eady
Karl Eedy
Genoa
Upper Room Class Social Meeting and Church Notes
One hundred members and guests of the Upper Room Bible Class gathered for a November social in First Congregational Church rooms. Olive Hoff reviewed Douglass’ Forgive Us Our Trespasses. Walter Smith sang, with Dr. Beyard on piano. The program included sermons, choirs, and youth activities with Epworth League events and a Knights of St John chapter forming at St Andrew’s.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Congregational Church
Olive Hoff
Lakewood
Douglass
Walter Smith
Pallin
Forsythe
R. R. Beyard
Wilford Bowdlyr
Social Meetings and Local Club Notices in Lorain
Various neighborhood groups announce upcoming gatherings. Meetings include Socialiat La bi monthly session led by Mrs G A Storck at Wurst Hall. Holiness Prayer at Mr and Mrs Culbertson home. Daughters of Scotta host silver tea at Mrs A Baird’s home. District No 12 Bible Class meets with Mrs R C Baird. Minnie Brown’s Bible Class at Mrs Henry Hedr ich’s home. Birthday anniversaries celebrated by Mrs Nichols and Mrs Kaser with spaghetti dinner at Rose and Dell’s, then cards at Nichols home with prizes awarded to Mrs Roberts and J D Kaser.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rath Socialiat-La
G. A. Storck
Wurst Hall
Neighborhood Bible Classes
R. C. Baird
Seventh Street
SR. Nichols
Middle Avenue
J. D. Kaser
Amherst
Rose and Dell's
Lake Avenue
Rolland Morris
D. R. Roberts
D. A. Billings
M. P. Reese
Jolly Eight Club Entertained at Mrs Resar’s Apt
Mrs Victor Resar hosted the Jolly Eight Club at her East Broad Street apartment last evening. Guests played dance and were served two luncheon courses at small tables. Prizes for high score went to Mrs George Schmitkens, with Mrs Bert Lord second and Mrs Lee Piper third. Mrs Schmitkens to host at her Cleveland Street home in two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victor Resar
Jolly Eight Club
East Broad Street
George Schmitkens
Bert Lord
Lee Piper
Schmitkens
Cleveland Street
Goodwill Bible Class Holds Quarterly Birthday Party
Nine members of the Goodwill Bible Class at First Congregational Church were honored yesterday at the quarterly birthday meeting in the church parlors. Forty ladies attended the luncheon, with a yellow frosted birthday cake and roses as decorations. Plans were made for a Christmas party on December 15, with Mrs. L. R. Todd named chairman and to select her committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goodwill Bible
First Congregational Church
L. R. Todd
New Deal Club 19 Entertained at Second Meeting
Members of the New Deal Club met for the second time at Mrs Amelia Battenhouse home. Two tables of bridge were played with first prize to the hostess and second to Mrs Brown. After luncheon, they planned to meet December first at Mrs Harvey Funk home, with members Fiora White Verna Funk Alfreda Brown Hazel Graber Amelia Battenhouse Dorothy Ray Effie Robertson and Wilma Sharp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Deal Club
Amelia Battenhouse
Maurice Brown
Brown
Harvey Funk
Fiora White
Verna Funk
Alfreda Brown
Marriage License Applications Listed For Lorain Area
A long list of marriage license applications appears, naming couples with ages and occupations in Lorain Elyria and nearby areas. Notable entries include Francis Seiwert 27 inspector and Esther Blank 21, Reuben Gilenko 25 furnisher, and Elizabeth Hell 17 with Elyria clergy. Other pairs involve Lorain and Cleveland or Columbia Township, with various trades and clergy noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis Seiwert
Lorain
Anna Tomek
Sckora
Reuben Gilenko
Furn
Esther Blank
Clarence P. Dowdell
Cleveland
Gertrude W. Meersch
Elyria
Lippoldt
Paul Kerchinske
Vain
Elizabeth Pekorovits
Robert
Sohn L. Kovacs
Timekeeper
Elizabeth Hell
Zekani
Paul D. Hourhtaling
Plumper
Agnes Lenore Kothe
Bond
Paul P. Reese
Ida
Zube
Rev Merten
Joseph Masing
A&r. Farmer
Columbia Trp
Kent State College names freshman diploma class president
Miss Carolyn Manzo was chosen president of the freshman diploma class at Kent State College where she is enrolled 28 students. Mr and Mrs Kenneth Beal were elected new members of the wanted Musicians piano and sax. Call at Cottage Inn on Oberlin Road 7 9 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carolyn Manzo
Kent State College
Kenneth Beal
Cottage Inn
Oberlin Rd
Week of social visits and college events in Elyria area
Social brief notes from Elyria list Miss Annette Whitney hosting a low mood club at Lake Avenue and Mrs. John Richey returning from a Pittsburgh visit. Guests include Miss Catharine Skilton of Cleveland and Mrs. George D Nichols. Local students Eleanor Yeagle and Frank Hamiston attend a Sandrock home dinner. A Cleveland doctor returns from a Pittsburgh medical meeting. A homecoming at Oberlin College attracts John Shaw and Mrs. Sandrock, and Miss Elizabeth Motschman plans Oberlin events. A son was born to Mr. and Mrs. Fred Stauder in Elyria Memorial Hospital on November 5. Charles Decker to visit from Western Reserve Academy for the Elyria football game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Depression Club
Annette Whitney
Lake Avenue
John Richey
Lakewood
R. B. Roe
Sixth Street
Catharine Skilton
Cleveland
George D. Nichols
Gulf Farms
Elvin Squires
George Barr
Riverside Court
Eleanor Yeagle
Frank Hamiston
Robert Sandrock
Harrison Street
D. H. Pinkney
Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania
George D. Nicholas
John Shaw
Oberlin
D. A. Johnson
Bellefield Avenue
Elyria Clinic
Elizabeth Motschman
Canton
Ohio
Lois Littleton
Earlcourt
Motschman
Oberlin College
Fred Stauder
Helen Glauner
Wooster College
Gracecourt
Alice Hausman
Wheeling
West Virginia
Charles Decker
Western Reserve Academy
Funeral of Brother James B. Woodruff by King Solomon Lodge
A special communication of King Solomon Lodge No 56 F and A M will convene at 1 PM Monday November 20 to conduct the funeral of our late Brother James B Woodruff led by H C Steger W M.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
King Solomon Lodge No. 56 F. & A. M
James B. Woodruff
H. C. Steger
W. M
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Edward Morgan
North Olmsted
Woman's Club
Clui
Allen & Bernard
Century Rieck
Henry Haskell
A.A. U. W. Tea
R. W. McWilliams
Edythe Harris
David Hyman
George M. Day
C. Harr
Paul Hines
F. E. Glauner
F. A. Stetson
Metropolitan Club
Russell Broughton
Longford Avenue
Gerald Frank
Earl Bacon
Mor Clymer
Gladys Reublin
Eastern Heights Boulevard
Franklin
Franklin School
U. In. C
Gregg
DR Neighbour
Frederick Larson
Woman's Welsh Club
Mra Lom Davin
1Matreat
Myrtle Struck
Columbus Street
Susanna Westey
Methodist Church
Canton-Lorain
Fidells
2Nd Cong’ Church
Glen Waylkner
Cleveland Road
AL Alu. W
D. Hyman
Hamilton
W. C. Fowls
M. E. Church
P. W
Aliec
Borowsky
Y Side Up
Mice Smith
Prospect
Mary’s Sodality
Hall
Mes
J. G. Wherry
Four O'Clock Club
Ermany
Edgar Ansel Mowrer
Berlin
Chicago Daily News
Rudolph Siegfried
A. F. Terry
Compee
Brahms
von Weber
Elsa
Warner
Mendelssohn
Schumann
D. ©. Martin
Washington
Barber Home
Coupies Club
Verna Barber
Bob Peters
Miss Barber
Kay Platt
Mildred Henderson
Marjorie Winters
Esther Bowen
Grace Nine
Nellie Patton
Jerry Cashner
Don Stocke
Marvin Lee
Lowell Stone Eies
Henry Miller
YY. W. CG
Big G. R
Jefferson G. R
St. Mary’s G. R
McKinley G. R
Hamilton G. R
McKinley Jr. G. R
S. R. Interclub Council
Mrs. Stevens
St Avenue
Wler G. Rui
Roar Uney _y
Franklin J . Jefferson G. BR. Tureen Y
Sidi P. m
Ard
Harizel Nixon
Personality Pass Club
Packview Ct
Hartzei Nixon
Jennates Weinstein
Esther M. Kritzel
Mary Faulhaber
Lowe Leosnick
Art Schmauch
Paul Krebs
Roadside Inn
Notawa Club
Bridge
Hearth
Banco
Bennett
Batton
Wanda Jaiowice
Tula Bargett
Emily Neaman
Margaret Zachman
DR. Bond
D. A. Baird
Jrad
Paul Wainwright
Flan Holmay Party
Batty Baylor
Jennie Weinstein
Adams Street
Buncn
Bernadette Bardon, Firet
Dorothy Kate Consolation
A. V. Tappen
R. Brecknock
Ralph Cobb, Jr
Thoreday
Alice Cobb
Elizabeth Donohue
Joyce McKinler
Maxine Lucas
Minnesota
Mrs. Culbertson
Eighth Street
Scotta
A. Baird
East Avenue
Minnie Brown
Henry Hedrich
Goodwill Bible Class
NEW Deal Club 19
Paris
Cee
Helen Williams
Atyle No. Ae
Fashion Department
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Society
Gqarpes
Sanko
American Oriental
Over Bell Clothing Co
Imperial Furniture Co
East Ave
Walton Ice & Fuel Co
Winckles Street
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