Friendship Club Dance Turns Jefferson Gym Into Football Field
Seventy five couples attended the annual football dance in the Effereson Junior High School gym transformed into a football field for the Friendship Club event after the Elyria Lorain game. Goal posts wrapped in team colors stood at each end while a canopy of streamers tied to the posts formed the arena. Lawrence Forbes and Lois Bell led the grand march as Jack Elton's orchestra played. Chaperones included Mr and Mrs Russell Francis, Mr and Mrs Bart Lautenschleger and Miss Ina Mae Ardell with Dorothy Nau as general chair. Assistants and ticket workers completed the team effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Efferson Junior High School
Friendship Club
Elyria-Lorain
Lawrence Forbes
Lois Bell
Jack Elton
Jefferson
Russell Francis
Bart Lautenschleger
Ina Mae Ardell
Dorothy Nau
Helene Cohen
Betty Goldstein
Jean Wagner
Nancy Crisp
Mary ‘Sederis
Dorothy Notley
Pat Thomas
Lois Lersch
Norma Kolbe
Son Of Former Elyria Pastor Weds In Cleveland Saturday
The wedding of Miss Eleanore Lucille Mrochek and Earl L. Bourquin took place Saturday evening November 19 at seven o'clock in Cleveland. Rev P H Bourquin performed the ceremony at the groom's parents home church. The bride wore eggshell silk lace over tulle with a long train and pearl jewelry. A reception followed at 7010 Classen Avenue with out of town guests from Kentucky and Indiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gatin
Eleanore Lucille Mrochek
Earl L. Bourquin
P. H. Bourquin
St. Paul’s Evangelical Church
Elyria
Friedens Evangelical Church
East 46Th and
Kimmel Road
Cleveland
Brei
Olivia Wolfski
Elsie Zink
Lydia Hintz
Mary Sleninka
Antoinette Maraz
Flaine Marie Mmsraz
Ernest Ohlrich
Albert Leschke
Leonard Mrochek
Joseph Mrocheck
Classen Avenue
Bourquin
Robert Binder
Louisville
Kentucky
Bertha Schultz
Aurora
Indiana
Amelia Cook
Indianapolis
Novelty C E Program At Church Thanks Meeting
The Christian Endeavor of the Church of Christ held a Thanks giving meeting last evening with fifty in attendance. The novelty program was arranged by reader Thelma Myers. Members answered questions on gracious living from slips decorated with a Thanksgiving turkey. Ruth McGinnis will read next Sunday's meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Christian Endeavor of
Church of Christ
Thelma Myers
Ruth McGinnis
Mrs Squire Leads Student Dept Program at Eyria Music Society
Mrs Squire will chair the program of the Student Department of Eyria Music and Art Society on Tuesday at 7 30 in J Martin Beck Classroom High School Building. She will discuss work with very young students, with several illustrating and a player. Alder students will perform piano and violin solos and violin trios. Forty two students signed at the last meeting and about eighty attended. Parents are invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlton Squire
Eyria Music 3 Art Society
J. Martin Beck
High Sehee
Squire
Alder
Vietin
Susanna Wesley
Mars
Helen Snow
Fourth Street
Department of Musical Art Society
High Setu Bulding
St. Agnes Alumnae
Vuderig
Shay
Huhn
Parkview Ct
W QO McClellan
E. H. Blvd
I Ta Nu
Agnes Ross
Middle Avenue
Legion Auxiliary
Mayor Addresses League at First Methodist Church Meeting
Mayor J Q Petsada opens the Epworth League gathering at First Methodist Church at 6 15 pm to discuss Thanksgiving. Wanda Michperts leads the meeting, George Johnson performs a brief parity, and Mary Cordrey says Miss Josephine Wilcox will present a bank review next Sunday. Roy Clymer to speak the following Sunday. Helen Reese notes a Thanksgiving basket to be prepared by League members and asks helpers to bring gifts to the church before Wednesday noon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Q. Petsada
Epworth
First Methodist
Wanda Michperts
George Johnson
Mary Cordrey
Josephine Wilcox
Roy Clymer
Helen Reese
League
Methodist Church
Sew At Woman's Club Meets Tuesday Morning
The American Home and Child Welfare Department meets at the Woman's Club Tuesday at 9 30 for sewing. A sauerkraut lunch at 1 00 requires reservations today. In the afternoon a talk by Mrs. Alice Berry of the O P S on "What Colors Do for You."
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Home and Child Welfare Department
Woman's Club
Alice Berry
Licenses Granted for Porxalob and Inrde in Lorain and Sheffield
Charles Porxalob, 31, a Lorain steel worker, and Olga Inrde, 21, of Sheffield township, were issued licenses as recorded in the latest local lawful matters brief. The notices confirm their eligibility and jurisdictional particulars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Porxalob
Lorain
Olga Inrde
Sheffield
Walkdens Mark Sixtieth Wedding Anniversary
Mr and Mrs Charles Walkden hosted a family celebration for MP and Mrs Albert J Walkden in Grafton marking sixty years since their 1878 marriage. The couple lived in North Eaton Berea Savannah Elyria and now reside near their children, with six grandchildren and three great grandchildren. Active in public service and Methodist church work, they have long been part of the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Walkden
East Avenue
Albert J. Walkden
Grafton
Hettie Alice Harrington
North Eaton
Walkden
Page
Darwin
Mr. Walkden
Columbia Township
Columbia
Warder
Berea
Marshall
Savannah
Ohio
Therr
John C. Perry
Roland
Cleveland
Charles
Elyria
Mrs. Walkden
Methodist Church
Various Local Notables Share Thanksgiving Week Events
Miss Ruth Bates of Rochester visits her mother Mrs. Cora Bates at the YWCA for Thanksgiving weekend. A son was born November 2 at Elyria Memorial Hospital to Mr. and Mrs. Walter Balcomb of Oberlin. Elyria residents hosted guests at a dinner with Mr. and Mrs. Jack Sanker and Mr. and Mrs. Al Sanker. The Engles welcomed a baby boy at Elyria Memorial Hospital. the family lives in Amherst. The Rev Karl Meister preached in Elyria and at Loa. Numerous Cleveland guests attended at the Elyria Home for the Aged and other local gatherings. Vanderbilt student Elaine Johnson heads to Birmingham with Miss Mary Ruth Franklin. Various local residents and visitors from Cleveland, Columbus, and Pittsburgh were noted in social rounds and travel plans through the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Bates
Rochester
New York
Cora F. Bates
Walter Balcomb
Oberlin
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Jack Sanker
East Cleveland
al Sanker
Cleveland Heights
Fred Ti
Phyllis Duckett
Columbus
Ohio
Elyria
Elaine Johnson
J. B. Johnson
Ohio Street
Vanderbilt University
Nashville
Tennessee
Mary Ruth Franklin
Franklin
Birmingham
Alabama
Mary Ruth
Marvin
Preacher) Franklin
H. Gms Boulevard
C. Boleman
Fratees
Washington
Gallnasaiving
Roy Ole
Donen
Gal
Clevelgia
Dan Eis
Clerne
Dewen
Lore
Evra
Gt. Aw
Betha College
Elreed
LeRoy Schroeder
Ted
Bellevue
W. B. Richmond
All West Avenue
Ruth Bemis
Mecaona
A E. Rockwell
Louie Baker
Harrison Street
Johnstown
Perrylvania
Arma la Friday
Cora Knapp
Jenne Lent
Lorena Handby
Gertrude Bryant
Oterlin
Ladies Auxiliary of
Patriarchs Militant
Cleveland
Detroit Avenue
T. Hi, Morrison
San Diego
California
R. F. Morrison
Famiy
East River Street
Chicago
Mhnois
T. D. Goodwin
Adelbert Avenue
Goodwin
Inez Goodwin
Eleanor Goodwin
Ralph Tate
Elton Lowe
Wooster
Earl Bark
Elwood City
Pennsylvania
George Bradley
Harvard Avenue
King Fauver
Mary Lee
Columbus Street
Pittsburgh
Paul Bourquin
Robert Binder
Louisville
Kentucky
Bertha Schultz
Aurora
Indiana
Blaine Johnson
Denison University
Granville
Worth Fauver
Ilinois
Margaret Ross
Marseilles Avenue
C. M. Thatcher
A. R. Kemp
Pasadena Avenue
Betty Danner
Flora Stone Mather
Jo Anne Keiffer
North *Zanton
E K. Massey
338
Fifth Street
Fraternal Lectures Set at Masonic Temple Series
Frank and Harmon Ledge Nx 683 FO and A.M. plan a meeting at the Masonic Temple to present the second in a series of educational programs under Deane Burns. The one act play The Greatest of Tarse will be presented, revived after years, with Master Ilas L$ in charge and invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ctargt AG
Surprise Birthday Party For Mrs Ward At Spruce Street
Neighbors and friends held a pleasant Friday afternoon surprise for Mrs. Alartha Ward at her Spruce street home in honor of her birthday anniversary. An eight-seat refreshment table featured a green and white motif and a white cake with green tapers. Gifts were tendered by a group including Mrs. Bruce, Mrs. George Rhodes, Mrs. M N Sly, Mrs. Helen, Mrs. C A Squire, Mrs. Amy Young, and Mrs. J B Young.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alarthna Ward
Spruce Street
Bruce
George Rhoeds
M. N. Sly
Helen
C. A. Squire
Amy Young
J. B. Young
Forces That Make for War discussants plan hayride
Don Hensman led a lively discussion on The Forces That Make for War at the Christian Endeavor Society of the Second Congregational Church meeting last evening. Plans were formed for a hayride this Friday evening and attendees are to call Richard Upton before Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Hensman
Christian Endeavor Society
Second Congregational Church
Richard Upton
Hospital Admissions and Discharges Snapshot
A murky list shows hospital admissions including a baby named Martin Young and a baby girl born to George Heuser. Discharges include Martin Waller and Shirley Coulter among others. scattered names, addresses, and notes appear with fragmented details across numerous towns and streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin Youngless
Wellingto
Arthur Engle
Amherst
Wilam Struc
Columbus
Peul Ele
Parkview Court
Marne Evats
Weert River Street
Garrard Wooing
Ah Pattey Balcom
Joe Rollin
North Brisevile
Raleb Jophins
George Ban
Broad Street
Martin Waller
Hawthorne
Shirley Coulter
Dusre Jecksim
Emil Elbert
Woodland
Brecv
Ashrobuba
Oir
George Heuser
Fire Lawn
Fret Ross
Crocketi
Beington Court
Barry Chembers
Sarat
Proveetior Davidsor
RTM
Anne Roy
Calendar of women groups and club events around town
Local calendar lists numerous civic and church groups including the Men’s Brotherhood supper at 6, various women’s clubs, auxiliaries, and circles. Meetings span Fifth Street, Huron Street, Parkview Court, and other addresses with activities from lectures and study programs to luncheon, sewing, and social gatherings.
YWCA meets for recreation amid holiday changes
Industrial Girls Club of the YWCA shifts its regular meeting to Thursday due to Thanksgiving. A seven to nine o clock recreation period is planned with ping pong badminton and table games. MOCOA memorial fee arrangements announced. Swimming group to assemble at the YWCA gym shortly before seven. Membership remains open as activities are being organized. The Home for the Aged program featured Leroy Methodist church choir and soloists with piano. Reverend Hyde gave a devotional, followed by an evening musicale by local and Medina performers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Y W.C
VY. W. Gymnasium
Yow’. C. A. Tis
Elyria
Cliair
Leroy Methodist Church
Florence Kemery
J.C. Heistand
Joan Ward
P. S. Hyde
L. F. Wainwright
Medina
Paul Wainwright
Sirs. D. A. Bard
This City
R. D. Way
Entertain Neighbors And Missionaries Speak At Church Event
A Saturday card party at Mr. and Mrs. Walter Sandrucks on East Bridge Street provided a pleasant social evening with neighbors from Grafton Belden La Grange and Elyria. Prizes went to Helen Bradley Mrs Mennell and Mrs Dewey Aldrich for women and Corwin Mennell Dewey Aldrich and Clifford Schultz for men. Luncheon served to 28. The Junior and Senior B Y P U heard missionaries from Venezuela at the Baptist church with Mrs Guy Byars singing and Mr and Mrs Hauser sharing experiences. A lecture on aviation and youth by Mrs Louis Buswell of Cleveland followed by music. Various local groups met for luncheons meetings and events including the Fortnightly the Women of Moose the Relief Corps and a dance sponsored by the Eastern Star. A quote from Sir Walter Scott reflects on lambs being beautiful boiled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Sandruck
East Bridge Street
Grafton
Belden
la Grange
Elyria
Helen Bradley
Mennell
Dewey Aldrich
Corwin Mennell
Clifford Schultz
The
Baptist Church
Guy Byars
Hauser
Venezuela
Mr. Byars
Kuchenrither
Crandall
East Broadstreet
Education and Fine Arts Dept
Louis Buswell
Cleveland
Grace Lutheran Aid Society
Women of Mouose
C. M. Braman
Selman
Ohio Street
Women's Relief Corps
Order of Eastern Star
Charles Garford
Second Congregational
Northwest
Daughters of America
Men’s Brotherhood of Emmanuel Church
W. B. Gray
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Community notices and meetings listed for a Lorain area
Fragmented list shows numerous society gatherings across streets and houses including St stalk by Mrs Berry, St John s Young People, League of Women Voters with Mrs Seloy Ohio Street, Foreign Policy study, Frank Harmon Lodge program, Sigloe with Betty Ryan, I O F Lodge, St Theresa Society at 130 Woodford, Elyria Council Jr US A M, Emmanuel Lutheran Aid business, Semper Fidelis class postponed, Redonvale Bearer and other neighborhood meetings. Thanksgiving services planned at Union Methodist and St Andrew s Episcopal with Second Congregational study class omitted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Berry
Mary A. Chandler
Abbe Home
Fourth Street
March
Nancy Turnbull
Sixth Street
St. John’s
League of Women Voters
H. R. Seloy
Ohio Street
Frank S. Harmon
Emmanuel Lutheran Aid Society
C. Cuntam
Princeton Avenue
Emmanuel Tootheran Church
Svents
Luist Methodist Church
Foster
Church of Croust
St Andrew's Episcopal Church
Winter and family travel notices and a wedding
Reports list residents traveling to Dunedin Glendale Virginia Miami and Cleveland for family illness weddings and visits. Harry Life and Mrs Life journeyed for ill relatives. Dunfees Rodgers Schuster Haywood Bourquin families from Elyria attend a Cleveland wedding. Barney Oldfield visits Erie. British blind residents fund a children’s outing with candy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dunedin
Florida
Harry Life
Princeton Avenue
Glendale
California
A. H
Virginia
L. H. Dunfee
Lake Avenue
Miami
J. E. Rodgers
Julius Schuster
Haywood
George Bourguin
Clara Fox
Elyria
Eleanor Mrochek
Earl Bourquin
Cleveland
Barney Oldfield
Los Angeles
H. C. Johnson
Middle Avenue
Thanksgiving Bake Sale by Temple Sisterhood
The Temple Sisterhood announces a Thanksgiving bake sale on Tuesday hosted by The Gas Co. Proceeds support temple activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Temple Sisterhood
the Gas Co
Hart's Poultry Market Opens On Wednesdays
Hart's Poultry Market offers fresh dressed poultry ready to cook and fresh eggs. Located at Second and Chestnut, open toes and Wednesdays. Phone 5874.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hart's Poultry Market
Also Mentioned on This Page
Pauee TH. Sagael
Mable Little
T ' Dorothy Funk
Friendship Clubs
C. E. Program
Mrs. A. Walkden
Mrs. Wood
Vicks Plan
Vicks Vatronal
Vicks VapoRub
Nza
Juhi
Men's Brotherhood of 2Nd Con
Sivgatehel Rustureén
Rouloye
Variety Progesaum
Jono Woman's Club
Aceps
Arsite
Co Cosi
Fae of
Hegnis C. C. L
Bakeeeek
Brown
Oxford Sanny
Abs Uera Srath
Pr. Speck
Sureet Carton-beeran
Brotish
Ace Ho
Mrs. N- Prito
Huron Street
Sons Vorane Teese Omoeets Chem Cori Ale- Geesten
Aromaes Court
FL W. Pest
Odette
Robert B: Sgett
Lodi Street
Eagles Auxiliary
bin- Zonarty
St. Paul's Circle No
E. Irion
Third Street
Tr. Sigma
Grace Mee- Coe
Second Street
Sauerkraut
Tidustrial Group
Sir Walter Scott
Lvents
Redonvale
Tate TwiTsh
Rom Stall
Keupa
Lud Street
Novak
Sis
Joseph
Mary
Derens
Little Gaddesden
England
Brookhouser’s
Brookhouser
Middle Ave
Wildercraft
Lorain County
Lorain County Home and Window Cleaning Co
Merthe's
Ta Vy
C.h.merthe & Co
Elvria
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