Sixty First Wedding Anniversary Celebrated With Family Dinner
Mr and Mrs Krebs of Penfield celebrated their sixty first wedding anniversary with a Sunday family dinner at daughter Mrs Guy Smith’s Spencer home. Twenty three relatives attended. Mr Krebs is 77 and Mrs Krebs 73. They are active members of the M E Church and have long served the community in roles such as storekeeper postmaster justice of the peace and county official. Their Golden Anniversary was ten years ago. A daughter Mrs Carrie Andrews predeceased them. Four generations were present in a large, honored family gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carrie Andrews
Krebs
Oberlin
Tle
Krobsa
Ily Smith
Roysl Waltz
Melvin
Ralph
Robert
Pryliis
River Corners
Clen Kime
Jeannette
Joan
Robert Smith
Spencer
Donald Shook
Lorain
Ktarl Andrews
Hhoward Andrews
Adris
Kay
Penfield
Community Meetings At Woodman Hall On Thursday
A series of meetings is planned at Woodman Hall Thursday with several groups attending. The vast presidents of Sunil lary Now 11 Canton Lorain will meet with Mrs. Gertrude Jodson on West Avenue Thursday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunillary
Canton Lorain
Gertrude Jodson
West Avenue
Bee culture talk at Frank S Harmon Lodge Otis
Ten thousand honey bees released in a room for a lodge event as FBI Agent Root of Medina demonstrated a be eed hat and discussed bee role in pollination and honey supply. The program featured music by The Three Trumpeteers and remarks on beekeeping and the economy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank S. Harmon Lodge
FBI
Root
Medina
Masonic Temple
United States
Jeanette Sheppard
Jack Elton
Brodbeck
Marjorie Rossiter
Wedding Of Miss Esther Horwedel And Robert Fye
Miss Esther Horwedel and Robert Fye announced their marriage after a November 18 ceremony at St. Peter's Cathedral Erie. Attended by Miss Ethel Webber and Cyril Machovina, the couple hosted a pink and white reception with Mickey Mouse cards detailing the news. Mrs. Fye, a Notre Dame and Elyria Business College alum, and Mr. Fye, a La Grange High School graduate, reside at 113 Cleveland Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethel Webber
Winckles Street
Esther Horwedel
North Oliva Street
Robert Fye
Dean Fye
la Grange
St. Peter's Cathedral
Erie
Pennsylvania
Cyril Machovina
Marjorie Webber
Mary Barneslow
Grace Barton Hosts Eastern Star Officers Event
Mrs Grace Barton Worthy Matron entertained Eastern Star officers of 1935 at her Kenyon avenue home Tuesday. The gathering featured Fall decor, bridge and bunco with prizes to Mrs May Dramm and Mrs Lillian Harper for bridge and Bunco to Miss Myrtle Clark and Mrs Carrie Arnold. A two course luncheon was served to a long list of guests, ending in happy departures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Barton Worthy
Eastern Star
Kenyon Avenue
Bunco
May Dramm
Lillian Harper
Myrtle Clark
Carrie Arnold
Walker
Refenning
Clark
Mesdames Kohler
Dramm
Osborn
Reynolds
Heidrick
Carford
Steger
Merthe
Stearns
Dehn
Heggie
Hand
West
Harper
Arnold
Reger
Geltrey
Warren
Scrivens
Young
Markham
Life of Bernhardt Topic at Literary Club Review
Mrs George Johnson reviewed The Divine Eccentric by G G Geller at the Literary Club meeting hosted by Miss Mary Ingersoll. The life of Sarah Bernhardt traces a tempestuous youth to a celebrated actress, ending with the idea that immortals cannot die.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernhardt
George Johnson
Mary Ingersoll
Sarah Bernhardt
G. G. Geller
Sarah
Perry Koplin
Linda Cuyler
Dad Williams
Annie Thomas
Arthur Tite
Maxine Lucas
Missionary Society entertains mothers at Methodist Church
Forty seven mothers and daughters gathered at First Methodist Church for a Young Women's Missionary Society supper. Thanksgiving decorations framed the tables. A program followed with two violin solos by Mildred Brevoort and Elvira Brown, and devotions led by Ida Mae Smith. Ada Hall, a returned missionary from Korea, spoke about her student work in Korea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Methods Church
Young Women's Misionary Society
Mildred Brevoort
Elvira Brown
Dorothy Byers Sant
Ida Mae Smith
Ada Hall
Korea
All Korea
Memiere Meeting Chooses Club Colors and Plans Christmas Event
The SO. S. Club met at 29 Lake Avenue last evening to set colors green and white and plan a Christmas meeting for November 28 at the home of Mrs. Frank Smith. Woodcock and Mrs. Frank Smith were assigned club duties for a song and a light session followed, with a dress display and prizes during the gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memiere
SO. S
Mise Ruby Woodcock
Lake Avenue
Move Woodcock
Frank Smith
Iveemhep
Vix Frank Smith
Wasteek
Local Church and Club Notices In Lorain County
Fellowship supper at First M E Church hosts Dr. Wager as district superintendent tonight at 6 30. Lorain County Lutheran Men entertain Amherst ladies. G A R circle and Woodman hall dance. Beekeepers meet at Amherst home of Mr. and Mrs. Van Hamn. Dames of Malta meet. Y W C A book review group grows as weekly meetings discuss Green banks Abelard and Testament of Youth. International Relations group at Mrs Hyman’s hosts Hazee conference report and December plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. W. Wager
M. E
Lorain County Lutheran Men's Club
Amherst
P. D. Reefy
Woodman Hall
Lorain County Beekeepers
Marriage Applications Listed for Leese and Otas
Alex Patyok aged 25 of Elyria and Elizabeth Otas from Elstia appear on marriage applications with Rev Zackery Raymond Clinton Smith listed as officiant. The filing includes ages 22 and 16 for Oberlin residents Margie and Jackson IM with Jay Stennett noted in the record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alex Patyok
Steeya
Elyria
Elizabeth Otas
Elstia
Rev
Zackery
Raymond Clinton Smith
Borer
Oberlin
Margie
Jackson
Jay Stennett
Cat
Hospital Notes and YWCA Swim Club Meeting
Admissions include Ernest Leedale and Mrs John es among others while discharges list Israel Webb and Norma Pasqualone. The Swimmers Club of the YWCA met at the Association with Danna Dyson presiding, outlining a new high school girls Learn to Drive class. Seven new members were announced and a dance at the YWCA gym was announced for Saturday night. The next meeting is Dec 4 with initiation planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Swimmers Club
Y. A
Danna D. Son
C. A
YW. C. A
Jane Hill
Joan Horner
Betty Jane Jackson
Mary Robson
Pessy Jenkins
Eaine le Ponce
Virginia Bagnall
Piano Music Program by Nisha Musical Art Society
The Student Department met at Mrs. Frank Wilford’s home to hear a program of piano pieces by students and composers including Verdi Burgmuller Schumann and others. Performers listed include Eleanor Highgate Beverly Wright Virginia Stewart and Ruth Stevens with refreshments served after. A Christmas party is announced for December eleventh hosted by Mrs. Jack Wright with Ed Wright leading.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nisha Musical Art Society
Frank Wilford
Seventh Street
Eleanor Highgate
MacDowell
Verdi
Dolly May
Helier
Shirley Aitfeld
Wee Fingers
van Nort
Ruth Stevens
Burgmueller
Janet Stevens
June Flowers
Martha Waldorf
T Schumann
Miss Pear
Beverly Wright
Edna Townsend
Rogers
Marsery DeLonz
Schubert
Keiser
Virginia Stewart
Carlita Stans
Gautier
Jane Broadbent
Jackize
Second Street
Ednd Wright
Isader
Ta Wa Si Club Honors Evelyn Wilson
The Ta Wa Si Club of the Church of Christ met last night at Miss Elizabeth Day's home on Stavenue with seventeen members and one visitor. Mary Fox was named to the Thanksgiving committee and plans for a gift exchange among the men were discussed. A kitchen shower and a gift to Miss Wilson, who will wed Fred from Detroit, Michigan, at Elyria Church of Christ Saturday at 4. Afterward the group went to The Elysium for a barbecue luncheon hosted by Miss Inez Parmely. The color scheme was green and white with chrysanthemum centerpieces and a large cake in the primary color. The next meeting is December nineteenth with a tureen luncheon planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christ
Elizabeth Day
Stavenue
Tisuer
Mary Fox
Wilson
Fred
Detroit
Michigan
Elyria Church of Christ
Creek
Elysium
Inez Parmelly
Installation by Daughters of Scotia Impresses in Lorain
Daughters of Scotian held an installation service in Wurstville last evening as officers were installed by Mary McKinnon and a Lerain state official. Isabel Henderson as Chief Daughter received the Past Chief Daughters pin and a lodge gift. Grand Deputy and Conductor also honored. Speeches followed by luncheon and dancing. Don Berry’s Orchestra provided music with stars from Lorain and Amherst present. Next meeting scheduled for December fifth. Fifteen members attended the regular Business and Professional Women’s Club meeting at Miss Loretta Pritch’s home. Budget approved and pledge to Community Fund renewed. Education group announced December 4 talk by Prof. Worcester of Oberlin. A December 7 bridge party for Music Fund was announced by Miss Minerva Leon. The Christmas party will be held December Live. Public and International Affairs committee members reviewed work and aims locally, in state federations, and nationally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daughters OF Scotia
Daughters of Scotian
Wurst
Geo Bepny
Mary McKinnon
Lerain
Isabel Henderson
Rermg
Dawaters
Lodge
Lorain
Clan Quabert Gon
Musiy
Don Berry
Amhers
Business and Professional Women's Club
Loretta Pritch
Alice Me. Cracken
Worcester
Oberlin
Minerva Leon
Finance
Music Fund
Soi
Bess Taom
Woman's Club
Commttee
Mona Mae Ardall
Cha Ina
Alice Gaston
Sarah Yoder
Vivian Hackett
George Byrd
Pow Wow Club Completes Plans For Card Party
At the Pow Wow meeting last evening final plans were made for a benefit bridge party to be held this evening at eight o'clock in the gymnasium of the Y W C A. Prizes will be awarded to the high scorers in contract and auction bridge. Refreshments will be served. During the business Miss Helen Cook was accepted as a member of the club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Cook
New Club Organizes and Chooses Name at Rowen
A new group formed the SN. OR. A. Club and elected Mrs. K. J. Vaughn as host. Bunco served as the evening’s diversion with prizes awarded to Mrs. Vaughn and Miss Gladys Cros. The club adjourned to meet again in two weeks at Mrs. George Schmitkens. Meeting Thursday at 11 to 1 P.M. at the Church of Christ.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
SN. OR. A
K. J. Vaughn
Brandzton Avenue
Bunco
Vaughn
Gladys
Miss Kathryn Graber Bride-To-Be Honored At Bridge Party
Miss Kathryn Graber, soon to wed in December, was honored at a bridge gathering hosted by Miss Dorothy Tulk and Miss Cha Biddle at the Graber home on East Avenue. Three tables played, with Miss Lucille Graber winning high score and Mrs. H A Ryan receiving a second award. A two course luncheon followed. yellow roses and candles decorated the room as placards listed guests. Graber received a kitchen utensils shower during the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agnes Othe Guery
J. Dimick
H. Southam
Dewey Avenue
Agnes Kothe
Cootle
Mix Dorothea Smith
Misa Elly Mae Morse
Misa Kothe
Kathryn Graber
Dorothy Tulk
Miascha Biddle
East Avenue
Zoint
Lucille Graber Raived
Rs. H. A. Ryan
Kathiyn Graber
Lucille Graber
Maybelle Kofske
James France
Edward Schuster
Shirley Thompson
A A. Ryan
Frank Higgie
Bernadine Dunn
Helen Madhock
Graber
Odd Fellows Hear Cleveland Attorney at Meeting
The Elyria Lodge No 103 I.O.O.F. held a regular session with over a hundred attendees to welcome district Past Grands. Victor C Leanza, Luce Lodge Cleveland, spoke on Material Things and the duty of members as missionaries to support fraternal renewal amid troubled lodges. A tureen supper with Northwest Encampment No 185 followed, featuring Judge Irvin Carpenter. Rebekah card party plans were announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Elyria Lodge
C. F
Fred P. Hummel
Gram Marshall
Grand Lodge
C. J. Miter
Victor C. Leanza
Alde G. Dellabarca
Luce Lodge
C. W. Dick
Bowling Green
Odd Fellows
Northwest
Irvin B. Carpenter
Norwalk
A. M. Brenner
Middle Avenue
E. L. Brecknock
Remarkable trio linked by friendship love and truth
Dellabarca followed Attor ey Lonanza a address with complimentary remarks to Mr Geauza for untiring efforts in carrying on its work. After a short review of Post Grands activities all joined in the dining room for an oyster supper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dellabarca
Lonanza
Geauza
Local Happenings Highlight Area Families and Achievements
Mrs William Brenner of Cleveland visits family in Cleveland as guest of her brother and sister in law Mr and Mrs WII HSM of Gales Avenue. Mr and Mrs Horton Norton of Lake Avenue announce the birth of a son on November night, named Thom Borton. Carl Williams, 346 Thirteenth Street, welcomed a daughter at Elyria Memorial Hospital on November 22. Joy Howenstine, 816 Park Avenue, a sophomore at Miami University, earns a spot on the varsity debate team after tryouts. Starting in December, Mrs Rose Mahlko of Columbus Street visits her parents celebrating their golden wedding anniversary on Leavitt Road near Amherst. Maurice J Wagner of Tenth Street passed the Cleveland test for a limited commercial pilot license. Mrs E J Bond. Mrs Fred Sheldon and Mrs E P Meister attend a tea in Oberlin honoring Mrs H E Stanley Jones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Brenner
Cleveland
Wii Hsm
Gales Avenue
Horton Norton
Lake Avenue
Thom Borton
Carl Williams
Thirteenth Street
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Joy Howenstine
Park Avenue
Colless
Maurice J. Wagner
Tenth Street
Lcenie
E. J. Bond
Fred Sheldon
E. P. Meister
Oberlin
Deaths of Infants Fall in Great Britain This Century
A brief note on infant mortality shows deaths under one year in Britain have halved since the early 1900s. The item also mentions Chao Phya Rag hob of Siam participating in an autumn golf tournament in Roehampton, England along with a local advertisement for November specials and home services including hair waving treatments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Britain
Chao Phya Raghob
Siam
Roehampton
England
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W. C. Farewell
A. W. Arter
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Dorothy Smith
Mary Kaiser
Dorothy Swancot
Norma Ehrke
Nan Shryock
Lois Ann Fell
Wanda Mae Schmitkons
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Chicago
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Marjorie Buswell
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LaVounssche
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Bie
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Grace Barton
G. E
Rowena Circle
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Lady Rowena Circle
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Alice Karler
Maude Glede
Yelow Tine
Martha Wirth
Fred Lewis
Tona Hanson
SLO S. Club
Henry Beam
Greenbanks
Dorothy Whipple
Curtis Spence
Voltaire
Maurois
Peter Abelard
Helen Wadell
Heloise
Abelard
Miss Wadell
Miss Burner
Vera Brittain
Mrs. D. Hyman
CW. Grotp
David Hyman
Hamilton Avenue
Gerald Frank
M Ludwis
Thmas Cushing
Ohiotrest
Charles Coniam
Phio Avenue
J. Mowry
Jis Monroe
Nellie Todd
Peat
Tie Rae
Jignola
Pauios
Cirleve
Ernest Leedale
Johnes
S46
Charlie Rawson
Hayes Avenue
Israel Webb
Lith
George Fillman
Garvin Avenue
Norma Pasqualone
Geneva
Frank Rudolph
Princeton
Gilbert Robbins
Bond Street
TA WA SI Club
Evelyn Wilson
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Church of Christ
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the Missus
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Airyle Beauty Shoppe
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