Beatrice Greenfield Weds Charles B Yates in Kentucky
Mr and Mrs Albert Greenfield announced the marriage of their daughter Beatrice to Charles B Yates. The ceremony occurred in Givenup Kentucky with Reverend I T Lear officiating. Attendants were Netta Clark and Max Sprague. The couple, both LaGrange High School graduates of 1932, reside in LaGrange with Yates working as a carpenter and Beatrice at the local telephone exchange.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LA Grange
Albert Greenfield
Grange Hall
LaGrange
Beauice
Charles B. Yates
Givenup
Kentucky
I. T. Lear
Methodist Church
Netta Clark
Oberlin
Max Sprague
Yates
Epworth League Rally Led by District President in Lorain County
The Epworth League of Lorain County held a Friday rally at a Methodist church with district president Jere Van Bur en in charge. Rev Birtiss of Amherst opened in prayer. Louse, Prince of Peace Contest winner in Amherst, spoke. Buckeye Bacha 1008 brothers from Amherst performed. Rev Quade of Lod spoke on the Young People's Peace Conference in Akron November 26 and 27. Refreshments, games, and deck tennis followed as about $1 attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epworth League
Lorain County
Jere van Buren
Burtiss
Amherst
Louse
Cobb
Lotain
Rev
Quade
Lod
Norwalk
Akron
Bill Minch
Recreation Hall
Royal Neighbors Christmas Party Planned in Akronup
Royal Neighbors organized a Christmas party last night with all officers present except one. The event for Royal Neighbors and their families was announced for December 17. A sewing club note announced for Wednesday December 1 at Mrs Ed Malterer’s Bell Avenue home. A social evening followed the meeting with ecards and refreshments served by the birthday committee chaired by Mrs Fred Kline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chile
Mra
Ed Malterer
Bell Avenue
Ecards
Fred Kline
Industrial League Trophy Awarded At Dinner At YWCA
The Girls Industrial Baseball League of the YWCA held a dinner to present the trophy to Western Automatic, the winning team. Miss Ginger Nagy acted as toastmistress, Mrs Deane Burns presented the trophy, and Gertrude Henke accepted for Western Automatic. Guests from Western, General, Worthington and other firms spoke. committees and color themed place cards noted each company. A center piece featured a baseball surrounded by bats. Leona Callahan and Enid Bunting assisted as service committee. A meeting was set for November 29 to form an industrial club for sports and activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Girls’ Industrial Baseball League
Deane Burns
Ginger Nagy
U. W. Board of Directors
Western Automatic
Gertrude Henke
Sophie Dobrowski
Irene Staskiews
Worthington
Guls
Kkach
Young Women's League
Leona Callahan
Enid Bunting
Mrs Revercomb Fete For Phyllis Revercomb Fifteenth Birthday
Mrs Earl Walker hosted a Thursday evening party for her daughter Phyllis Revercomb at 615 Cambridge Avenue. Guests played games with prizes won by Julia Sullivan and Helen McGregor. Pastel table decor and a pink and blue birthday cake featured, with gifts given by Betty Neubeld Gary Stoltz Donne Swiers Grace McKittrick Virginia McLaughlin Julia Sullivan Helen McGregor Vera Otto Mary Wolodzko Jacqueline Stich Betty Rockafeller and Helen Bristol.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Walker
Phyllis Revercomb
Cambridge Avenue
Julia Sullivan
Helen McGregor
Miss Revercomb
Betty Neubeld
Gary Stoltz
Donne Swiers
Grace McKittrick
Virginia McLaughlin
Vera Otto
Mary Wolodzko
Jacqueline Stich
Betty Rockafeller
Helen Bristol
Dance Follows Meeting of Protective Home Circle
The regular Protective Home Circle meeting at the I O F hall planned a Christmas party with Florence Resar chairing the committee and assistants Lilian Heimsath Agnes Dunford Alice Kaylor and Flora Reid. A dance followed. The Officers Club meets Friday November 26 with Mr and Mrs Earl Kaylor on Foster Avenue. The next regular meeting is December 3 with initiation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I.O . F. Hall
Floence Resar
Lilian Heimsath
Agnes Dunford
Alice Kaylor
Flora Reid
Officers Club
Earl Kaylor
Foster Avenue
Beatrice Johnstone Leads Amherst Chapel Program In AMHERST O
Miss Beatrice Johnstone directs senior high chapel with readings by Herbert Gammons and a varied program. Selections include Homeland and American pieces by a grade school chorus under Dorothy Jones, plus group readings and a constitution story by Mary Izold. Junior high chapel featured devotions and songs led by Norma Lange.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amherst
Beatrice Johnstone
Herbert Gammons
Dorothy Jones
Homeland
Margaret Rice
America
Milton Abba
Plans for the annual Christmas party details
Plans for the annual Christmas party are outlined with a focus on coordinating decorations, guest list, and activities. The notice highlights committee roles and a schedule for setup, invitation timing, and post event cleanup.
Hospital Admissions List Includes Many Residents
A local hospital admits several individuals across multiple addresses including Dos Walker Butternut Redge, Mrs Arthur Biersbach on Griswold road, Mrs Charles Thomas at 1172 Spruce, Mrs Vernon Pusbach at 486 Cleveland street, Mrs Clarence Battle at 148 West street, Mrs Frank Smith in North Olmsted, Mrs Mathew Justin at 121 Lewis court, Mrs John Horvath at 25 Artemas court and others in Rocky River Lorain and Cleveland. Discharges include Mrs Lawrence Ptak with a baby girl and Mrs Aloysius Virant with a baby girl at 11 Blaine street. Continuous notes list Lucy Ehrlich in Lorain, Mrs Stella Brighthill at 419 West River, Mrs Wayne Martin at 1004 East avenue and Charles Light of Cleveland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walker Butternut Redge
Arthur Biersbach
Griswold Road
Charles Thomas
Spruce
Vernon Pusbach
Cleveland Street
Clarence Battle
West Street
Frank Smith
North Olmsted
Mathew Justin
Lewis Court
John Horvath
Artemas Court
Lawrence Ptak
Rocky River
Aloysius Virant
Blaine Street
Lucy Ehrlich
Lorain
Stella Brighthill
West River
Wayne Martin
VT East Avenue
Charles Light Cleveland
Licenses Issadore Lipsenwol and Ruth May er in Lorain area
Licensing notices list Isadore Lipsenwol a chemical engineer, Ruth May er, both 26 from Lorain, along with James Henke 27 Elyria clerk and Harriet Scott 22 Elyria. others include Clement Reinders 29 Carlisle township farmer and Norma Yates 21 LaGrange plus Leonard Cook 24 Elyria salesman and Marian Fisher 23 Lorain. Theodore Washke 25 Elyria postal clerk and Joyce Peter man 22 Elyria. Carroll Hankinson 33 Elyria insurance salesman and Hilda Krieg 27 Elyria. Willard Summer Lawrence 33 Warren draftsman and Ruth Marion Wildman 29 Elyria. Police seek a Lorain motorist who stole a city 20 minute parking sign from West Broad Street yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isadore Lipsenwol
Lorain
Ruth Mayer
James Henke
Elyria
Harriet Scott
Winckles Street
Clement H Reinders
Carlisle Township
Norma Yates
LaGrange
Leonard Cook
Marian Fisher
Theodore R. Washke
Joyce Peterman
Fourth Street
Carroll W Hankinson
Hilda R. Krieg
East Broad Street
Willard Summer Lawrence
Warren
Ruth Marion Wildman
Eastern Heights Boulevard
West Broad Street
Cloverleaf Club Hosts Five Hundred at Forest Street Home
Mrs Fred Ruth opened her Forest street residence Friday afternoon for Cloverleaf Club play. Mrs Philip Braun won first, Mrs August Nabakowski second, and Mrs John Michael with Mrs Nabakowski tied for third. East street set to entertain December 10 for a Christmas party. eight members and one guest, Mrs Philip Braun, attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Ruth
Forest Street
Cloverleaf Club
Philip Braun
August Nabakhowski
John Michael
August Nabakowski
East Street
Philp Braun
Christmas party plans for Congregational women noted
Mrs J B Avery hosted Circle 1 at Park Avenue to conclude a Friday afternoon bridge session. High score honors went to Mrs Don Wockwood, followed by Mrs George Franks and Mrs George Deiss. December meeting plans include a Christmas party with dinner at Minis and shopping at Mrs F de Lubbard's home. gift exchange featured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B .Avery
Park Avenue
Cicle
Congregational Church
Don Wockwood
George Franks
George Deiss
Pioneer Day Observance at St Peters Church
Pioneer Day marks the birth anniversary of St Peters Evangelical and Reformed Church with a Sunday morning service. Dr Charles Muller president emeritus of Heidelberg College Tiffin will be speaker. Special music and confirmation class attendance from 1908 through 1947 are expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Peters Evangelical and Reformed Church
Charles Muller
Heidelberg College
Tiffin
Amherst volunteer firemen dance at Odd Fellow hall
Amherst Volunteer firemen hold a dance at the Odd Fellow hall on December 10 with music by an Elsna orchestra. The event features both old and modern dances for attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amherst Volunteer Firemen
Odd Fellow Hall
Amherst Study Club Meeting At Mrs Good Home
The Amherst Study Club will meet Monday afternoon at Mrs Charles Good's Cleveland avenue home. A Kipling program will be featured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amherst
Charles Good
Cleveland Avenue
Kipling
Birth of Baby Boy for Mrs Reichert on Friday
Mrs Elmer Reichert of Cleveland Avenue was admitted and welcomed a baby boy Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer Reichert
Cleveland Avenue
Birh
Hickory Tree Grange Plans Tuesday Meeting
The Hickory Tree Grange will hold a tureen supper at 6 30 in the evening followed by a business meeting at eight. An interesting lecture hour is being planned for the gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hickory Tree Grange
The First Fifty Years of Married Life pantomime feature
A pantomime titled The First Fifty Years of Married Life will feature as the main act with a turkey door prize. Mrs Julia Boughton of Lorain spent overnight with Mrs W Grugel on Middle Street on Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Turkey
Julia Boughton
Lorain
W. Grugel
Middle Street
Death of Elizabeth S Benton in LaGrange Ohio
Elizabeth S Benton died at her home in LaGrange at 10 15 last evening after a lingering illness. Born in LaGrange March 1878 she lived there most of her life. She married William Benton on June 21 1896. A member of LaGrange Baptist Church she is survived by her husband one son one brother four sisters and two grandsons. Funeral services Sunday at 2 00 PM at the LaGrange Baptist Church officiated by Rev Henry Cruver with burial in LaGrange Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LaGrange
Ohio
Benton
William Benton
Elyria Widow Caroline Mason Dies After Lingering Illness
Caroline A Mason widow of Julius Mason died Friday at Elyria Memorial Hospital after a long illness. Born in Germany January 28 1874 she lived in Elyria 56 years and belonged to St Pauls Church. Survived by two sons Walter Dobbeck and Herbert Mason both of Elyria a brother Rudolph Barbknecht and two sisters Mrs Charles Schultz and Mrs Amelia Fillmore Funeral services Monday at 2:00 PM from Taylor Funeral Home Rev Ernst Irion officiating burial in Ridgelawn Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caroline A. Mason
Julius Mason
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Mason
East River Street
Germany
Elyria
St. Paul’s Church
Walter Dobbeck
Herbert Mason
Rudolph Barbknecht
Charles Schultz
Amelia Fillmore
Taylor Funeral Home
Ernst Irion
Ridgelawn Cemetery
Death of Frank T. Church Leaves Family in Lorain and Elyria
Frank T. Church husband of Minnie Church died this morning at his daughter O B Monosmiths home in Lorain after six months illness. He leaves widow, four stepdaughters in Elyria Lakewood Los Angeles and Oakland, two granddaughters Lola Monosmith and Mrs George Walling, and was caretaker of the Elyria S O O F Temple for sixteen years. Funeral arrangements are incomplete.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank T. Church
Minnie Church
O. B. Monosmith
Lorain
Howard Hulse
Elyria
Marian Pierpont
Lakewood
James Proctor
Los Angeles
California
Marie Paine
Oakland
Lola Monosmith
George Walling
Omaha
Nebraska
Church
Elyria S. O. O. F. Temple
Court House Notices and Local Justice Actions
Ruth Harr won a divorce from Roy Harr on neglect grounds in Judge Windley’s court. Virginia Keller was granted a divorce from Leland Keller for neglect and restored to her maiden name Virginia Edmunds. Curtis Allen of Elyria faced renewed jail risk on non support after nearly a month in county custody. held under 300 dollars bond with a hearing set for Tuesday. Julius Borah of Elyria denied charges of non support of a minor and rape. bond set at 500 and 2,000 dollars respectively. case before Justice Petro after a Detroit pickup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Harr
Roy A. Harr
Guy B Windley
Virginia Keller
Leland Keller
Virginia Edmunds
Curtis Allen
Elyria
Preston Coon
Julius Borah
Joseph Petro
Petro
Detroit
Margaret Jacobs
Arraignment in Mayo Court for Two Citizens
Leonard Smith appeared yesterday before Mayo for intoxication. A. V. Kolbe of 524 Cleveland Street was fined 3 dollars and costs after arrest on November 15 near the Post Office. William Linder, arrested at Court and Second streets, was fined 5 dollars and costs and jailed for refusing to pay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mayo
Leonard Smith
A. V. Kolbe
Cleveland Street
Wiliam Linder
Second Streets
Motorist Emil Novak Faces DUI Charge in City Court
Emil Novak of 103 Malcolm Court was on trial before Mayor Leonard Smith after being arrested at 7 15 P M on November 13 for driving while intoxicated following a collision between his car and a parked vehicle owned by Mrs Joseph Bara Jr of 249 Howe Street The accident occurred in front of 316 Cleveland Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emil Novak
Malcolm Court
Leonard Smith
Novak
Joseph Bara, Jr
Howe Street
Cleveland Street
Faxon Leaves for Ten Day Visit in Lancaster
Safety Service Director I. D. Faxon and Mrs. Faxon depart for a ten day trip to visit their daughter Mrs. William Augustine in Lancaster Pennsylvania. Faxon plans to return to work on December 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Safety Service
I. D. Faxon
Mao urges China to sever ties with Japan and pursue active resistance
The Chinese leader argues for using government support and foreign aid to shift from passive defense to active counterattacks and guerrilla warfare. He calls for expelling Japanese officials, confiscating property, repudiating loans, and denouncing unequal treaties to achieve victory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
China
Mao
Japan
Grain and Flour Prices and Market Quotes
Market reports show quotations on grain hay and straw from Elevator Co and flour from Montana Milling Co. Prices list corn wheat oats by bushel and flour by barrel with multiple grade names and per ton figures for mill feeds. Also includes Toledo grain in elevators and produce prices for butter and eggs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheet E Eevator Co
Montana Milling Co
Toledo
Universal conscription urged in China mobilization plea
The speaker calls for concessions in China to mobilize all classes of citizens and arm the entire population to fight to the end, insisting that enlistment by pay must end in favor of universal conscription.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
China
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Plan Family Party
Sudro - Curtis Ambulance
Eeee
Iver Federal
THE
Elyria Savings & Trust CO
Community Chest
Elyria Community Chest, Inc
Elyria Savings and Trust
the Community Chest
Amherst Byers, B. A
Jenne
Woman’s Benefit Association
Ben Nichel
Quarry Street
L. Roemer
L. J. Henes
Charles Sabiers
J. B. Averty
Edith Hoffner
Adam Schroeder
Charles Flew
Cora Swayer
Ella Jaeger
J. Krieg
Dick Reinhard
Betty Lou
D.A
Hospital News
People's Market
Chapel St
Elizabeth
R. G. Hochenedel
Mar
Faxon
Elovar
Dutch Boy
Eagle Picker
O’donnell Paint and Wall Paper Co
Elyri
Elyria Dairies
Ake
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