Quiet Dignity Marks Ada Ransom and James Glover Wedding
Ada Mae Ransom and James Charles Glover were married Thanksgiving morning at First Baptist Church. The bride, daughter of E. L. Ransom, wore a teal blue suit and gardenia corsage. groom’s mother hails from Castleton on Hudson. After a wedding dinner at the bride’s home, the couple planned a short trip and will reside at 145 Aberdeen Avenue, Dayton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ada Mae Ransom
James Charles Glover
First Baptist Church
Ralph W.neighbour
E. L. Ransom
East Avenue
C. V. Bacar S
Castleton-on-Hudson
New York
Phyllis Adele Pearson
Ben V. Myers
Mr. Glover
Mrs. Glover
Aberdeen Avenue
Dayton
Ohio
Glover
Elyria High School
Oberlin School of Commerce
US OM Co. A
Siam University
Beech-Nut Packing Company of
Miss Alice O'Million And Stanley Volk Wed in St. Paul's Church
Miss Alice Gertrude O'Million and Stanley Volk wed at St. Paul’s Evangelical Church on Thanksgiving afternoon with organist Mrs. Fred Ruth and singer Mrs. Alice Pitman. The bride wore a white velvet gown with Chantilly lace veil and orange blossoms, carrying white roses. Attendants wore royal blue and dubonnet velvet. reception for 200 at Carlisle Inn, Steve Crush's orchestra. The couple plan a Eastward trip then residence at 15 Chestnut Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul's Evangelical Church
Alice Gertrude O'Million
Stanley Volk
Fred Ruth
Alice Pitman
Ernst Irion
Hilda Hinkelman
James Dunlap, Jr
Freda Volk
Betty Prumner
Miss Hinkelman
Miss Volk
Royel
Bliss Velk
Mise Prunner
Mrs. Dunlap
Chestnut Street
Colonial Club Meeting Opened by Mrs George Brown
A Colonial Club gathering was entertained on a day at 1 30 by Mrs George Brown at Mrs Selmars on Ohio Street. The item notes Arabic as part of the Semitic language group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colonial Club
George Brownell
Selmars
Ohio Street
Rummage Sale at Armory on November 26
A rummage sale will be held at the Armory on North Street near Circle 5 in the vicinity of M. E. Church. It is scheduled for Saturday November 26. Proceeds support church activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Armoryard St
M. E. Church
Miss Elizabeth Berenson Weds William Gates at Stevens Home
Elizabeth Berenson daughter of Mr and Mrs Bernard Berenson of Boston wed William N Gates of Cleveland at Stevens home after a courtship of about two weeks. The couple, who reside at Gates' home on Stanford Heights, were joined by family and friends including Miss Katherine Halle and the Berenson family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Berenson
William. Gates
Stevens Home
Elizabeth Brrews
Berrard Berenson
Bostury
William NI Gates
Clee Clard
George Seens
East Avenue
Tme Tevens
Robert Beversearr
Watherine Halle
Spinster Dinner Honors Ada Mae Ransom on Wedding Eve
Spinster dinner hosted by Miss Carolyn Guthrieltertained Miss Ada Mae Ransom whose marriage to James C Glover was yesterday. Old Maid and bares were played with prizes to Miss Ransom Barbara Brodbeck and Virginia Easly. Later Ransom opened gifts at a miniature altar. Guests included Barbara Brodbeck Virginia Easly Lois Kieffer Jeanette Shruasole Mary Jane Sullivan Ada Mac Ransom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carolyn
Lorain Kum-Ko club hostess event at Camden avenue
Mrs Joseph Pincura hosted a Kum-Ko club gathering at her Camden avenue home in Lorain on Wednesday evening. A short business meeting preceded an evening of hearts as the diversion with Stella Pincura winning the Jaw prize and Helen Alashinsky taking high honor. A luncheon was served to members and guest Peg Battle at small tables with green and white decor. Guests planned to reconvene December 1 at Mass Margaret Krugman’s home on Clark street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Pincura
Camden Avenue
Lo- Tain
Hearts
Stella Pincura
Helen Alashinsky
Peg Battle E
Mass
Margaret Krugman
Clark Street
Mrs Bearer Hosts Re-Gonble Two Club Bridge Party
Mrs Max Bearer entertained the Re- Gonble Two club and guest Mrs John Thomas at her home Wednesday afternoon. Attendees dined then played bridge with Virs. Bearer winning high score, Mrs Harry Fowkes second, and Mrs Thomas left out. Mrs Bearer also earned the traveling prize. Next meeting set for two weeks with Mrs Harry Fowkes on Marseilles avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Max Bearer
Re- Gonble Two Club
John Thomas
Virs
Bearer
Harry Fowkes
Thomas
Marseilles Avenue
Thanksgiving Social Lists and Birth Notices in Elyria
A long stretch of personal items records Thanksgiving visits and family happenings in Elyria Ohio. The notices mention Betty Crag ars, a birth at Elyria Memorial Hospital, and multiple families hosting relatives from nearby areas during the holiday.
Thanksgiving Day Wedding at St Marys Church
Miss Mary E Wamsley became the bride of Robert W Riely on Thanksgiving Day at St Marys Church. The ceremony featured Miss Wamsley’s attendants in taffeta gowns with ostrich hats, a reception at Virs Krieg’s and a large guest list including family from Elyria Bowling Green and Cleveland. The couple wed with a breakfast for the wedding party and a full afternoon reception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary E. Wamsley
Robert W. Riely
St Mahrs
Vette Orde
Goom
Allo
Maxipe Wamsley Ceas
Pat Elberts
William Sullivan
Paul Double
Wiss
Margaret Magner
Miss Grayce Shinskey Wed Verne Forsythe In Wedding
Miss Grayce Louise Shinskey daughter of Mrs M H Shinskey 839 West Broad street married Verne D Forsythe son of Mr and Mrs Andrew J Forsythe of Michigan City Indiana at Rev W J Foster's home The couple attended by immediate families celebrated with a reception at the bride's home A wedding trip to Chicago followed by residence at 839 West Broad street Mrs Forsythe a 1934 Amherst high school graduate works at W T Grant Store The groom a Michigan City High School graduate 1933 works for Johns Manville company Home insulation unit faces planned relocation
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Graycee Louise Shinskey
M. H. Shinskey
West Broad Street
Verne D. Forsythe
Andrew J. Forsythe
Michigan City
Indiana
W. J. Foster
Chicago
Sinots
Michigan City High School
Johnns-Manville Company
Home Insulanhen Unis
Dames Of Malta Hold Meeting With Planned Protectors Night
Dames of Malta conducted routine business and ballot on one application at I O O F hall on Wednesday evening with good attendance. December celebrations were awarded to Mrs Helen Ryan and Mrs Edna Marny. After the meeting, games in the dining room followed, with prizes won by Mrs Martle Trevles, Margaret Miller Roth Blakeslee, and Mrs Bird Alremeot. The affair was conducted under the chairmanship of Mrs Sarah Masser.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malta
I O O F. Hall
Helen Ryan
Edna Marny
Dinne
Martle Trevles
Margaret Miller Roth Blakeslee
Sarah Masser
G R Make Holiday Plans BR
A meeting was held to order the group's plans for a Christmas party on December fifteenth at Miss Mars Louise Carr's home. Committee members—Chariere Bower Dorothy Breespeck and WELL Goodrich among them—were named to organize the event and enrollment is planned for December 22 during the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kathleen
Docrabes
Chariere Bower
Dorothy Breespeck
Well Goodrich
Mars Louise Carr
Longfellow Street
Tour Arts
Tree Girl
Gleave
Y Debs to Meet at Y this Evening
The Y D E B s meeting is set for seven at the Y. Mrs E Jo Hovwen sine will address the group after a brief business session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mordar
Y. Wcoa
Vrs E. Jo Hovwensine
Lorain Bride Weds Kiely in Autumn Wedding
The couple, Lorain and Mrs. Fred Wiggenton of this city, wed as Mr and Mrs Kiely begin their new life together after a wedding trip. The groom, son of Vir and Mr William Kiely, is a graduate of Elsria High School and works for Bridge Table Inc. of Lowell Mass and Esen Novelty Co of Chicago. The bride, who also attended Elsria High School, is affiliated with the C H Merthe Co. The couple plan to reside with the bride’s parents at 334 Oxford Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridge Table Inc
Lowell Mass
Esen Novelty Co
Chicago
Ulnichs
Elsria High School
C H. Merthe Co
Church Calendar Items Include Socials and Meetings
Calendar notes a Church of Christ entertain by Mrs Kuchenrither and Mrs Crandall on East Broad Street. Women of Mouse group. Eastern Star dance and card party. tickets from Charles Garford. Youth Fellowship plans hay ride meeting at 7. Northwest Encampment, Tau Chi Chapter Epsilon Sigma Alpha gatherings. Daughters of America 6:00 pm practice. Emmanuel Church Brotherhood lecture by W B Gray of Cleveland. Social room open at 8 pm. Club for colored matrons meets at YWCA 7:30. Protected Home Circle Officers Club postponed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women of Mouse
Order of Eastern Star
Charles Garford
Second Congregational
Northwest
Epsilon Sigma Alpha
Daughters of America
Men's Brotherhood of Emmanuel Church
W. B. Gray
Cleveland
F Plain Dealer
Protected Home Circle Officers Club
Hospital Admissions List Leaves Open Names and Addresses
A lengthy hospital admission list records numerous individuals with varied addresses including Mary Palinikus of 248 Stanford avenue and John Nagy at 121 Hazestreet among many others. The document also mentions discharges such as Mrs John Streicher and notes on residents in towns like La Grange Dover Center Amherst and Bay Village. It closes with a remark about Richard Wagner described as a German composer and noted for a Jewish stepfather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Palinikus
Stanford Avenue
John Scheuldt
Case Road
Theodore Carpenter
East Avenue
Westey Carpenter
Grafton
Charles Caswell
Wellington
Carl Gott Wellington
Harold McKain
Lesmeck Court
Donald Youngblood
la Grange
John Nagy
Hazestreet
Ether Navy
Beverly Nars
Garvin Avenue
Margaret France
Woodland Avenue
Edwin Kammuler
R D Neine
John Streicher
Park Avenue
John Mule
Grantton
Arrie Petersen
Dover Center
George Peak
Aver
Herman Aries Amherst
Howard Hastitte
Baby Bow
Zilpha Richards
Bay Village
Vos Woellwain Kehn
Baby Box
Cleveland Street
Jay Sesmreour
Bales Bey
Take Avenue
Fred Grasse
Strrongsvile
Harry Jackson
West River Street
Club Hosts Miss Kolopos and Syme phounettes at home
Miss Maryhelen Kolopos of 340 Foster avenue entertained the Syme phounettes at her residence on Wednesday evening. After a brief business session, Kingy was played with prizes awarded to Helen Sroth Beverly Neuman and Catherine dhalpa for high score. A dessert course followed. The next meeting will be at Catherine Halpin’s home 137 Garvin Avenue on December 8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryhelen Kolopos
Foster Avenue
Symephounettes
Kingy
Helen Sroth
Beverly Neuman
Catherin Dhalpa
Catherine Halpin
Garvin Avenue
Miss Lacy Is Hostess At Club Meeting
The Miss and Mrs. Club gathered Wednesday evening at Miss Jane Lacy's Cleveland road home. Bridge followed with Mary Alice Recupero taking first prize, Alberta Ehlert second, and Helen Willbond consoled. Refreshments were served at a large table with a pine cone centerpiece and miniature turkeys. The next meeting is December 5 at Mrs. Helen Willbond's Cornell avenue home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane Lacy
Cleveland Road
Mary Alice
Alberta Ehlert
Helen Willbond
Cornell Avenue
Lorain residents awarded licenses and church history note
Edward J Kelley and Mary E Heaton of Lorain are cited for licenses. The Church of Santa Maria Trastevere in Rome is linked to early Christian building history, described as the first church in Rome dedicated to the Virgin. The text mentions months and figures but is garbled and partially unreadable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Maria Trastevere
Rome
Bake Sale at Pfaltz Store and Church
A bake sale is scheduled for Saturday at Pfaltz Store located at 148 Middle, Fields M. E. Church. Proceeds benefit church activities and community programs. Local residents are invited to donate baked goods and attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pfaltz Store
Middle, Fields M. E. Church
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Dorothy Funk
Mable Little
James Glover
Alice O’million
St. Paul’s Church
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Betty
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Blaine
Vmeoare
Hatohi McKain
Noo Stronick Court
Memet Hosspital
Herbert Mester
Oater
Olnwo
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West Avenue
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Pennsylvania
George Piesce
Elyeee
Chorpemes
Furview Village
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Memmoma
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Uriversity of
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Caehter
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C A. G.otens
G Rearoerd
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Pearl Page
Columbus Street
Harod Wendors
Bell
Betty Agate
Qobherl
Agavewr
Elsra
Ohon Wesleyan Univers
Elmer Birs
Marilyn
Youngston
Frank
Norbert
Rose Hess
Ad Mire
Joe Starrett
Jean
Marz Leu
Lerain
Spe
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John Cains
Middle Avemur
Chavies D Carpenter
Cleveland St
William F. Lord
C. M Williams
Charrie Hanks
Frank K. Brardau
David S. Herar
Marial Lord
William Lo Morris
Seventh Street
Elsrn. Memorial Hospital
Armin Schroeger
Board of Christian Education For
Fort Wayne
Florence Ursem
Fifth Street
Ursem
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E. B. Redhead
R. B. Allen
Gambier
Kathr. Allen
St. Andrews
Nancy Borie
Carnegie Tech
Pittesburgh
West
Borie
Robert Tischner
Nancy
M. H Brown
Ashtabula
Effie Hecock
Fact Avenue
A. TL. Wilson
Bellevenue
Carl Davidson
Belden
S. D. Davidson
Herbert Edmunds
W. Ries
Macy’s
Parker Jagens
Ater Tenia
Ween
Luem Krirazard
Ios Ethel Carpette
Newter Rirg
Walter Reard Femaix
Mar Kirk
Kenneth Ocrrrell
Omar Goodrich
Clevelard
Orman Kurs
Fremort Machigan
Ara
Stepher Carpenter
Loudonville
Rosemary O'Donnell
River Forest
Wimins
Shirles Smith
Denver
Conrady
Middle Avenue
Bernice O'Donnell
Charity Hospital
Claxtim Coux
Bowling Green
Leon + derhill
Weet Avenue
Frem
Elsha
Carl Short
Delores Ann
Fairview Village
Josephine and
Charles Haas
Ridgevilla
Dead Sea
Palestine
Fashion
Miss Grayce Shinskey
Verne Forsythe
Dames of
Ely Park
Capitol Theatre
Doreas
Church of Christ
Kuchenrither
Crandall
East Broad Street
Richard Wagner
Miss Lacy
Edward J Kelley
Mary E. Heaton
Avice
Scomomicay
Teretes
Padole
Handel Products Company
Williamsville Station
Bupfalo
Frey
New Elgin American Beauty
Broad Street
Eleanore Loeffler Brandau
Haserndt
Ruth’s Wave Shop
Lake Ave
Elysium
Lysium
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