Wedding in Indianapolis Unites Miss Fogas and Carl Hunger
In Indianapolis tomorrow afternoon at four o'clock a quiet wedding will unite Miss Dorothy Fogas of Indianapolis and Carl Hunger of Elyria. The ceremony will occur at the bride’s aunt and uncle’s home with no attendants. After a short wedding trip they will reside at 315 East River Street Elyria. Hunger, a Elyria High School and Elyria Business College alumnus, works in the draw plant office of Western Automatic Machine Screw Company. Fogas is a Indianapolis high school graduate who has worked in a jewelry shop there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Indiana
Carl Hunger
Dorothy Fogas
J. T. Fogas
Mr. Hunger
Anna Hunger
East River Street
Elyria
Detroit
Charles Wilkinson
Miami
Florida
J. R. Blair
Dewey Avenue
James G. Blaine
Leavenworth
Kansas
Wilson H. Blaine
Grant Street
Arthur Buchholz
Jane
City
Frank Koch
Dover
John Jesse
Lorain
Elyriane Hospital
Miss Betty Taylor Weds Robert M. Cook in Alabama
A fall wedding was solemnized Saturday at seven PM in the Presbyterian parsonage in Sheffield Alabama. Bride Betty Taylor daughter of Mrs Margaret Taylor and Robert Marvin Cook of Tuscumbia Alabama were married by Rev Daniel A McWright. The bride wore a blue velvet frock with white lace. She is a lab tech in Tuscumbia. The groom is a Howard Deschler School graduate employed by Robbins Rubber in Tuscumbia. They will reside on Sixth Street in Tuscumbia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Church
Sheffield
Alabama
Betty Taylor
Margaret Taylor
Robert Marvin Cook
Tuscumbia
Daniel A. McWright
Post-nuptial shower honors Mrs Don Englebry at home
Mrs Don Englebry also known as Dorothy Thorla was guest of honor at a post-nuptial shower hosted by Mrs William Wood on Samuel Street Monday night. Guests Mrs Frank Ensign Mrs Howard Beal and Mrs John Mundrick were the winning contestants in Buneo. The honoree received miscellaneous gifts and luncheon was served at pink and green decorated small tables.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Englebry
Dorothy Thorla
William Wood
Samuel Street
Buneo
Frank Ensign
Howard Beal
John Mundrick
Lioyd Walters
Fred Powell
Frank Diedmich
Fred Lescher
Walters
Diedrich
Bath Street
Banco
Ray Cunningham
Joyce Gregg
Lescher
Alvin Bungard
Little Son of
Oberlin
Thanksgiving bridge party planned at Chestnut home
Sigloe was entertained last evening at Genevieve Giriss's Chestnut Street home. Business noted final plans for a Thanksgiving party on Friday November 26 and future meeting entertainment. Charlotte Moore and Betty Ryan won high and low bridge prizes. Hostess's mother served refreshments to eleven members. Sigloe adjourned to meet Virginia Gibbons on Tuesday November 30 at her Lake Avenue home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sigloe
Genevieve Giriss
Chestnut Street
Charlotte Moore
Betty Ryan
Virginia Gibbons
Lake Avenue
Rummage Sale at National Guard Armory
Junior Woman's Club announces a rummage sale Saturday morning November 27 from 7:30 to 12:30 at the National Guard Armory on 3rd Street. Proceeds support club activities and community programs.
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Nat
Guard Armory
3Rd St. Jr. Woman's Club
Women Of Emmanuel Lutheran Church Honor Miss Peggy Rheineck
Women of Emmanuel Lutheran Church hosted a pre nuptial party for Peggy Rheineck ahead of her December wedding to David Mauney Jr of Lincolnton NC. Guests enjoyed towels prizes and a white pink cake display while yellow chrysanthemums and tapers adorned the tea table. The couple will wed at Emmanuel Lutheran Church on Saturday December fourth at seven o clock.
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Emmanuel Lutheran Church
Peggy Rheineck
David Hunter Mauney Jr
Lincolnton
North Carolina
E. Danton
South Middle Avenue
Miss Rheineck
Bride and Hearts
Harry Bogart
A. E. Weckerls
Ira Arnold
Rheineck-Mauney
Thanksgiving and family notices in Lorain society column
A dense list of Thanksgiving visits, weddings and travel notes from Lorain Ohio. Local residents and visitors including the Blairs Bacons and Hunger families gather for holidays, with names, addresses and connections to Lorain institutions, colleges and churches. Several marriages and births are noted, plus lodge meetings and social events with attendee names.
Second Congregational Church youth hay ride Friday
The social committee reminds young people of the Second Congregational Church to meet Friday at 7 PM at the church for a hay ride. If weather is bad, the group will stay at the church. The Elyria Woman's Club Education and Fine Arts department will meet Friday at 2 PM with Mrs. Alice Tucked West as speaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
2Nd Congregational Church
Elyria Woman's Club
Alice Tucked West
Thanksgiving Holiday Guests Arrive in Local Homes
Miss Martha Glass of Champaign Illinois expected guests of Mr and Mrs Louis Kellar and family in Findlay Ohio. Mr and Mrs John Szabo depart for Detroit to stay with relatives over the holiday. Thomas Richards of Western Reserve Academy Hudson Ohio arrives to spend Thanksgiving at his home on Cleveland Road.
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H. H. Steen
New Castle
Pennsylvania
J. Clare George
Dennison Avenue
F. C. Ruth
Oberlin
Reeder
West Avenue
Ruth
Lorain County
Walter Ludwig
Hamilton Avenue
W. A. Purcell
Painesville
F. M. Phelps
Fifth Street
Charleston
South Carolina
D. W. Seward
Robert A. Seward
Lorain
Rosemarye Stirzaker
Ohio University
Athens
Ohio
Cornell Avenue
Clarence Koepp
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Joan Bowers
Princeton Avenue
William and Mary College
Williamsburg
Virginia
Mary Lou Waldman
Washington D. C
Philadelphia
Herman Ranke
East Avenue
A P. MacDermott
Cleveland
Ida Mae Jones
Eighth Street
Niles
Ben F. Jones
Robert Holmes
Wesleyan University
Delaware
Ernest E Holmes
Grace A. Worthington
Los Angeles
California
Mary A. Burnham
Second Street
Eleanor Timms
New London Connecticut
Connecticut College For Women
W. B. Timms
Gul Farms
George Eisele
Eisele
Arthur Stirzaker
Eises
Youngstown
Estherschuitz
Park Avenue
Ohio Wesleyan University
William Timms
Gulf Farms
Hudson
Western Reserve Academy
Edward Champion
Ora Champion
J. ¢ Champion
Bellevue
Richard &. Horan
Columbus Ohio
Horan
F. O. Richey
Lake Avenue
John Wherry
Northwestern University
Evanston
Illinois
J. G. Wherry
C. A. Glass
Martha Glass
Champaign
Louis Kellar
Findlay
Calendar of church and club events at United Presbyterian
A calendar of local activities: United Presbyterian services with Rev Bela Basco from the Hungarian Reformed church to preach at 7 30. Str Agnes Alumnae hold a three course supper in the church basement. Deal Me In Club meets with Mrs Arthur Miller at 125 Clark Street. Fun Makers visit Mrs George Schmitkon. Cleveland Knights of Columbus dance at the K of C hall. Dames of Malta meet at I O O F hall. Marshall Chapter RAM meets. Methodist prayer meeting postponed. Epworth League hay ride scheduled for tonight has been postponed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union
United Presbyterian Church
Bela Basco
Hungarian Reformed Church
Agnes Alumnae
Arthur Miller
Clark Street
George Schmitkon
Cleveland Street
Knights of Columbus
K. of C. Hall
Dames of Malta
I. O Oo
Card Party Planned by Elyria Group with fund events
Members of the American Home and Child Welfare department met at the Elyria Woman's Club to plan a January card party. An explorer Beroice Goetz will lecture December 18 for the music fund and a children theatre part. A program led by Mrs. P J Sinale followed the business meeting with solos by Mrs. Lohnes and songs, while Mrs. Eric Chapman oversaw refreshments with a lengthy host committee.
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American Home and Child Welfare Department
Elyria Woman’s Club
Beroice Goetz
Music Fund
P. J. Sinale
Fred Lohney
Rogers
Watford
Neutrality Topic Set For Cleveland Woman’s Talk
Mrs J Preston Irwin in Cleveland will address a joint meeting of the Elyria League of Women Voters Business and Professional Women’s Club and the Y W C A Public Affairs committee. The event on Monday at 7 45 p m will discuss the subject neutrality and will be held at 160 Ohio street the home of Mrs H R Selby. Mrs Harold Kunkle chairs the Government and Foreign Policies committee coordinating the arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Preston Irwin
Cuyahoga League of Women Voters
Cleveland
Elyria League of Women Voters
Business and Professional Women’s Club
H. R. Selby
Ohio Street
Harold Kunkle
Local League
One Hundred and Thirty Attend YWCA Tea
About 130 members of the YWCA attended a book review and Thanksgiving Tea hosted by the Cosmic politan Club. Mrs. Arthur Tite and Mrs. Henry Ingersoll Jr. served as hosts. Helen Tappen Berthoff led the review of And So Victoria with a chart of character relationships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cosmicpolitan Club
Arthur Tite
Henry Ingersoll, Jr
Victoria
Helen Tappen Berthoff
Earl Fauver
Norwood Hearn
John Wehrhoff
James Chapman
M. M. Windsor
P N G Elects Officers At Rebekah Lodge Christmas Party
P N G Rebekah Lodge members elected Mrs Blanchs Thompson president for the coming year with Sylvia Neff as 1st vice president and Jeanette Arnold as recording secretary. Other officers include Cassie Richards financial secretary Nellie Smith treasurer Harriet Warner sunshine treasurer Delia Lutz. A Christmas party planned for December 29 will include dinner at the Church of Christ with a committee of Neff Lent Archambeau and Heal. Carrie Miller won the contest. Miss Elsie Shapiro hosted Semper Fidelis club anniversary with Kathryn Sinnott and Agnes Blair among prize recipients. Final plans set for the fifth anniversary banque at Marney's on December 1 with luncheon served and adjournment to meet in two weeks at Dewey street home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P.N.G
Rebekah Lodge
Blanchs Thompson
Jeanette Arnold
Bond Street
Sylvia Neff
Cassie Richards
Nellie Smith
Harriet Warner
Delia Lutz
Sunshine
Church of Chris
Jennie Lent
Jvace Archambeau
Ruby Heal
Contest
Carrie Miller
Sirs Carie Miller
Anna Friday
Anna Barnes
Elsie Shapiro
Wes
John Wojlawick
West Bridge
Kathryn Sinnott
Agnes Blair
Marney's
Miss
Dewey
News Of The Girl Scouts Troop 6 Outing at Finwood
Twenty one Girl Scouts of Troop 6 spent Tuesday evening at Finwood replacing the regular St. Marys Parish Hall meeting. A snowy hike followed by supper at the Scout cabin and a fireside vamp ire program. Planned by Jean Gray and Mary Ann Liumphrey as a First Class project. Mrs Dewey Hull and Miss Lois Kieffer accompanied the group. Daisy Troop No 2 met at the Armory with clover patrol selling candy and violet patrol to do so next week. Girls collected food for a Thanksgiving basket for a needy family. Miss Dorothy Bartter taught new songs for Scouts Own December 12.
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Troop 6
Finwood
St. Mary's Parish Hall
Jean Gray
Mary Ann Liumphrey
Dewey Hull
Lois Kieffer
Daisy Troop
Clover
Violet Patrol
Dorothy Bartter
Bride-Elect Honored By Ace Hi Klub At Social
Miss Harriet Scott, bride-elect for November 27, received a gift from the Ace Hi Klub last night. Hostess Mrs. Grace Struble of Harwood Bridge presided as pinochle was played and awards went to Mrs. Isabel Smith Wanda Hall and Mrs. Dorothy Gray. A beautiful oil painting was presented to Miss Scott, with bronze and yellow chrysanthemum decor. A salad course was served to several members including Mrs. Scott and hostess Mrs. Cox who will host at LaFayette Street on December ninth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marian Stankard
Dorothy Peters
Richard J. Eliott
Standard
Eleventh Street
Bridge
Esther Mellinger
Erna Burandt
Miss Peters
Alma Neiding
Oberlin
Ace Hi Klub
Harriet Scott
Grace Struble
Harwood Street
Isabel Smith
Wanda Hall
Dorothy Gray
Scott
Miss Scott
Dorothy Ray
Struble
Ruby Pichoda
Cora Cox
Cox
LaFayette Street
Plan Holiday Tea by North Side Guild at St Andrew’s
Members of the North Side Guild of St Andrew’s Episcopal church planned a silver tea during Christmas week. Mrs S 8 Rockwood entertained yesterday at her St Clair street home and Mrs Richard Jimms will open her Ohio street home for the occasion. Guild members sewed for the hospital in the afternoon and Mrs Virginia Moore presided at the tea table during the social hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Side
St. Andrew's Episcopal Church
Tota Nu Meets at Ruth Neimeyer Home for Gift Exchange
The Tota Nu club gathered at Ruth Neimeyer's home on Harvard Avenue for a business meeting and a gift exchange draw set for December 21. Betty Schaeffer won the first prize in obstacle bunco, Rose Bilow earned consolation, and hostesses planned two weeks of休休休. Wanda Bielke will host the next gathering on Louisiana Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tota Nu
Ruth Neimeyer
Harvard Avenue
Betty Schaeffer
Rose Bilow
Wanda Bielke
Louisiana Avenue
Legion Auxiliary Aids Needy With Thanksgiving Baskets
The American Legion Auxiliary held its regular session last night voting to continue usual donations to the Sandusky Home and Chillicothe Hospital. Child Welfare chair Edith Hearne reported large food and clothing contributions for the needy. An membership application was received and the group voted to buy an acre of trees for government supplied reforestation. Christmas party planned for December 28, children’s party December 19, tureen dinner December 14, initiatory degree to be conferred. Social hour chaired by Ida Barnhart. assistants Anna Bailey Kate Beckwith Gertrude Barron Lillian Hoton. Special prize awarded to Anna Bailey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ida Barnhart
Anna Bailey
Kate Beckwith
Gertrude Barron
Lillian Hoton
President Gives Report at Women’s Welsh Club Meeting
The Women’s Welsh Club opened yesterday with a devotional led by Mrs Sam Sowville. President Mrs Gearon Smith reported on the District meeting at Hotel Allerton in Cleveland last Tuesday. During social hour Mrs Davies served refreshments. A Christmas party is planned for December 14 at Mrs Martin Roberts’ West River road home with Christmas gifts to be exchanged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women's
Welsh Club
Sam Sowville
Gearcn Smith
Hotel Allerton
Cleveland
Davies
Martin Roberts
West Riv Er Road
Jefferson Girl Reserves Plan Play In December
At yesterday afternoon’s meeting the group assigned play roles and distributed parts for a December performance. A Thanksgiving basket project was approved, with the basket to be turned over to F A Dushmer, the school principal, to be given to a needy family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson
F. A. Dusthimer
Rummage Sale At Garford PTA
Garford PTA announces a rummage sale at Lodi Street and Lake Avenue on Saturday November 27 from morning to afternoon. Proceeds support PTA programs and student activities.
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Rummace Sale Garford Pta
Lodi St
Lake Ave
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Elvira Lodge
Grand Lodge of Ohio
James M. Ellett
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Party Fellows Meeting
Earles Auathas
Clara Jensen
Ida Dellefield
Hedebrand
Christine Detch
Martha Wirth
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Croquignole Permanents
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Speaks
the False Prophet
Eric Chapman
W. J. Farewell
Robert Goecke
Wilbur Clark
I. D. Faxon
H N Begs
Alice Edwards
R. W. Cobb
S. J. Birkbeck
A. M. Boyer
Thomas Hodgson & Sons, Inc
Concord Worsted
Concord, N. AL
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Studebaker Paints
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Wurst Hall
Broad St
M. L. Perrin
Thos. Alexander
S. KR
Layman
C.h.merthe & Co
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