Four weddings mark National holiday in city society
Four brides plan weddings on Thanksgiving Day with ceremonies at home and church fronts. Kathleen Maston will wed Clark Maddock Jr at the bride's home with Dr. E J Bond officiating. Marjorie Scott will marry Arthur Strothers at St Andrews Episcopal Church with Dr E B Redhead presiding. Frances Masiyk to wed Lorne J. E avenue man at unspecified venue. Other society notices cover church class hosting, book readings, and Sigma Gamma Sorority appointing a dance chairman for February.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morrow
Kathleen Maston
Superntendent
R. C. Maston
Clark Maddock, Jr
Clark Maddock
Eighth Street
E. J. Bond
Marjorie Scott
Alexander Stote
Erie Street
Arthur Strothers
T. W. Strothers
Bata Street
St. Andrew’s Episcops Church
E. B. Redhead
Kent Alumni Banquet and Scout Activities Highlight County Meet
The Kent Alumni of the county gathered for a banquet at Congregation and a ceremony at St. Marks school hosted by Walter Jantz. Girl Scouts from Rob Roy Troop led by Mrs. Borlaz showcased leadership training with eight scouts earning tenderfoot status amid candlelight and prayers, followed by a December schedule of junior meet planning and gift exchanges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kent S. College
Walter Jantz
Gratton
Neher
Tyiig Wilson
Evelin Hermen
Fnvest Girl Scouts
Rob Roy
A Memorial Hospital
Borlaz
St. Marr's School
Girl Scout
E. J. Crisp
Gee H. Reed
J. Birkbeck
Car. Robert
H.W
Suvenant
Seox
Bios
Frances Smith
Margare
Tar de & Hamner
Dorothy
Rose Trepo
the Secours
Merry
Third Street
After Thanksgiving Fur Trimmed Coats Sale
Rummage sale conducts Friday and Saturday November 29 and 30 at 248 2nd Street hosted by Church of Christ U S and NF W Club. Our annual sale offers fur trimmed and utility coats starting Friday morning November 29 with big value opportunities presented by C H Merthe & Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
2Nd St
Church of Christ U. S
NF. W. Club
C. H. Merthe & Co
Local Calendar Shows Dinners and Services Across Churches
A reader-friendly snippet lists a Baptist church dinner at a local chapel, a prayer service at Second Congregational, and a 9:30 service with later choir duties. It mentions volunteers from veteran, auxiliary, and civic groups, with planning notes and honorary positions in a fragmented, OCR-like record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stevick
Wei
Strin
Society of. 2
Second Congregational
Eharez. James
Phi Kappa Sorority Member Denotes December Event
A fragment notes a Phi Kappa or Sorority member hosting an event in December. Grace Loppie and Hines are mentioned among award or service references and an entertainment plan is hinted. The readable text is incomplete but suggests a social gathering or recognition within the sorority.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phi Kappas
Veet Mashinsky
Localized Names On Fragmented Address List
Fragmentary OCR reads a sequence of personal names and partial addresses including Andras Moffe Lo Payne 2259 EL Schroeder FR i Marnard FR James Are Ciements James Snail Love Mrs Apa Wott plus Beurr Rose Eé Twelfth Street Frank 2 R D No 2 Sirs Joe W River Street i 19S Stanford Ave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andras Moffe
Lo Payne
EL Schroeder
I Marnard
James
Apa Wott
Beurr Rose
Twelfth Street
Frank
Joe W
River Street
Stanford Ave
Community women host charity event in Mortimer district
Mrs Hoover and Mrs Branch organize a spring social led by Cobdbdie Meizer Ma Miss Gehl as hostess. Gehl entertains guests at Broad Street home with Miss Jennie Tarnbell presiding a club table after a luncheon. Community figures Mrs Marius Wolfe and Mrs Jessie Beard receive awards. Next December meeting planned with Christmas theme.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mortimer
Hoover
Branch
Gehl
Broad Street
Marius Wolfe
Jessie Beard
Uneheon
Jennie Tarnbell
Local Licenses and Township Personnel Listed
Licenses granted include George Panoriva J Lorain la bores and Mile Privo Lorain Kenneth Carolin Howe to township farmer and Mar dell Banm Ca township. John EF Overocher Williard yard foreman and Frances Mar tin El Crispin Ortiz Lorain laborer and Luer Luvera Bivria. Lester C Heffner Elsha machinist and Helena F Webhler Cartagle township.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Panoriva
Labores
Mile Privo
Lorain
Kenneth Carolin Howe
Farmer
Mardell
Banm
John EF. Overocher
Williard Yard
Frances Martin
el Crispin Ortiz
Luer Luvera
Bivria
Lester C. Heffner
Elsha
Helena F. Webhler
Cartigle
Elyria P T A Lists 1917 Members In Council Report
Mrs. Dewey Hull, membership chair, reported Elyria Council of Pares Teacher Association has 1017 members enrolled across twelve local associations. Names and quotas include Alles 94 Ed ison 9 Ely 108 Frank Warford 41 Gates 265 iltom 102 McKsley 309 Roosevelt 23 St. Agnes 18 Jefferson 106 High School 221. Ely Y's quota is 130. Milk chairwoman reported 5,635 bottles used in schools last month, with 4,575 paid by children, 53 paid by Blaze for handicapped children and 320 free. Glasses chair noted four children fitted. Mothersingers enrollment 28. will sing at Metler Association meeting Monday afternoon. December 11 dinner planned with Dr A Caswell Ellis as speaker and music by girls’ glee. Milk fund thanks extended to Cor Mayr W Mission Study Club. Call votes for vacation of the December meeting postponed to January 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dewey Hull
Elyria Council of Pares
Elyria
Washington
T. L. Murke
Roy Chapitan Andrews
Alles
Edison
Ely
Frank? Warford
Gates
Iltom
McKsley
Roosevelt
St. Agnes
Jefferson
High School
Ely Yia
C. B. Lemon
Fred Hadaway
B. H. Loung
Mothersingers
Metler Association
A. Caswell Ellis
Cleveland
Wit Dekm
McDermore
F. Far
Cora Mayr
Mission Study Club
Congregational Church
Holiday Guests Reported Across Local Homes
A long list of Thanksgiving visitors and guests is noted in area personal notices. Families welcome relatives from Findlay, Syracuse, Cleveland, Akron, and beyond, with many planning meals and weekend stays in towns such as Oberlin, Medina, and Keating Summit.
Draw Exchange Names Fu Yet Christmas Party Results
Members of the Draw Exchange met with Airs George Carter on Spruce street for a regular business meeting where Christmas exchange names were drawn. Bridged games awarded prizes to Joyce Smith and Mrs Reginald Fawkes. a Christmas party is planned for December 12 at Pumphrey barn East avenue with Helen Kramer hosting. The Helping Hand society met yesterday afternoon with Mrs Hattie Smith in the Endley block. seven members attended. Vice President Louise Freeman presided in president Waldecker’s absence. contests and refreshments followed. The group will meet again December 16 at Mrs Freeman’s home, 431 Ninth street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Carter
Spruce Street
Chnstmas Exchange
Siven Oer
Jorce Smith
Reginald Fawkes
Pumphrey Harn
East Avenue
Helen Kramer
Helping Hand Society
Hattie Smith
Endley Block
Waldecker
Louise Freeman
Freeman
Ninth Streat
Court of Honor Held by Troop 2 Girls Joined Sisterhood
The Court of Honor meeting at the Church of Christ admitted Peggy Rowland Marian Lindberg and Janice Elliott to the sisterhood. Captain L Overdeer vested the girls followed by vestiture ceremony. Games followed then the session closed with a Shoniek Circle and tang.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court of Honor Scouts
Church of Christ
Peggy Rowland
Marian Lindberg
Janice Elliott
L. Overdeer
Ey Hel
Luncheon Hosted by Mrs Morris Brown for Gnomes Club
Mrs Morris Brown hosted a Gnomes luncheon at her Oxford avenue home. Prizes awarded after lunch with first to Mrs Sterling Ray, second to Mrs Walter Graber, and third to Mrs Myers Chapman. Next meeting set for December 10 at Mrs Ray’s Riverside court home.
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Morris Brown
The
Gnomes
Oxford Avenue
Sterling Ray
Walter Graber
Myers Chapman
Ray
Riverside Court
Thanksgiving guests of J D Burns in Columbus Ohio
The Thenksg eag Dar guests of J. D. Burns in Columbus, Ohio, where they will be formed by Mr. and Mrs. Robert Burns (Virginia Goodwin). Middletown, Miss Marguerite Goodwin burn to Middletown with her and brother in law to remain over Sunday. Miss Marcha Glass, a student at Simmons College in Boston, will spend Thanksgiving with her roommate at the latter's home in South Grange, New Jersey. Mr. and Mrs. M. D. Miller of Dewey avenue, be guests on Thursday at the home of their son in law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Reep (Ruth Muller) in Lorain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. Holcombe
West Avenue
Lous Keller
Findlay
Obic
A. J. Jenkins
Harvard Avenue
Linchfield
Albert Canfield
Fr. Baker
James Baker
Uglady
Berg
Jack Baird
Robert Morrison
Lake Silver
Michigan
Mabel Priudie
Medina
Pearl Garret
Donald Hecock
Syracuse
New York
Lake Avenue
W. T. Minors
Betty
Heart of
Frances Weed
Best Avenue
Frad Fulmer
Patsy Fulmer
Barvara Bescher
Eastern Heights
Thursda Albert Pash
M Columbus
Weir
Spence
Cleveland
Curtis Spence
Stanford Avycnine
Walter C. Schultz
Middle Avenue
Chicago
Mr. Schultz
Frances da
Akota
George 3
North Bass Island
Maggie Grant
Amherst
Myroneo
Elyria
Gaston Road
Clark Kama
Mr. Sehmicker
Ar 5
Sehmicker
Stargeil
Roy
Clymer
Fremont
Joan Long
Delaware
Marjorie Riler
Columbdus
HH EL Wilcox
Ashier
D. J. Leitch
Beaver
Pennsylvania
J. Zachman
Chase Street
Lee Liman
Virginia Lee
Columbia Avenue
Keating Summit
Roland Lumley
Vickers
Ohio
Parmeley Nyhart
Beverk Court
Robert Harding
Paul Thompson
Charles Hayes
Dick Felt
Donald Bronson
George Reese
Harry Wright
Ober- Hill
Frank BE. Peck
Daeebe
Edwards
Ober
J. E. Glass
Kenmore
C. A. Glass
Cornell Avenue
George Ferguson
Second Streets
Frederick Ferguson
Lorain
T. D. Goodwin
Marguerite Goodwin
Thenksgeag Dar
J. D. Burns
Columbus
Robert Burns
Virginia Goodwin
Middletown
Marguerite Goodwin Burn
Marcha Glass
Simmons College
Boston
South Grange
New Jersey
M. D. Miller
Dewey Avenue
Andrew Reep
Ruth Muller
Tri Fi Christmas Party Honors Members and Guests
Tri Fi club members and guests of Miss Gertrude Wernert of Kenyon Avenue enjoyed a pinochle gathering with prize winners Lena Moelk Eleanor McCoy and Time Kappley. A luncheon followed. The Christmas party is set for Monday evening December sixteenth at Myrtle Gerber on Broad Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tri Fi
Pinochle
Tri Fi Club
Gertrude Wernert
Kenyon Avenue
Lena Moelk
Eleanor MicCoy
TiiMe Kappley
Myrtle Gerber
Broad Street
Cheese box church built by Boston student stands two feet high
William Fisher a senior at Rindge Technical School in CambridgeConstructed a miniature church from cheese boxes carved with a jackknife It rises about two feet high and measures 18 three feet long In Toronto a fleet of oil burning vessels is blamed for killing millions of wild birds by oil discharge per a New York delegate to the American Ornithologists Union convention who spoke in an interview
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Cambridge
Mass
William Fisher
Rindge Technical School
Toronto
Ont
de T. Gibert Pearson
New York
American
Ornithologists’ Union
Lunch Special at Church of Christ Thursday
A 25 cent lunch is offered at the Church of Christ on Thursday from 11 a.m. Bouquets of Chrysanthemums and Pom Pom or Carnations are arranged for sale with prices starting at 50 cents. Delivery service is available.
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Church of Christ Thurs
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Emman Lutheran Church
Harry Boglar
J. Rich
Mazo de la Roche
Carl Pomotee
John Hamzon
Pemplee
David Lindberg
Frank Qertell
Princeton Avenue
J. R. CoWier
Sigma Gamme
Joseph Peito
Stanford Avenue
Earl Faar
Ora Champion
Stevenson Burke
Dorothy Hoten
Verne Barnes
Kent
Ard Aun
Anta Hadewer Streich
Ee Sherman
Helen Kolopos
Fourger
Legin
Irene Yoo
Deine
Bernice Grell
Mae Sullivan
Marion
Rome
Fannie Young
Middie Avenue
Croquignole
Martel
Ruta
BRAS3
Lake Arc
Hern
Maurice
Lersch
John Lersch
Ethiopia
Ehareh
Ginner
Eliz
Eo Bonorari
Pearley
Srep
Wilmot Printing CO
Masonic Temple
Ccaptain
Amore Speaks
Basiz
Sanko Restaurant
Cor. Broad and Mill St
Over Bell's
P.T
Orae
Orae Sexpre Club
Miss Simpson
Florcourt
Marie McMullen
Hose Krause
A Koear
Beatrice Tletii
Alphe Delta Alpha
Heldar Y Eberler
Young
Jacob Young
Riverside’ Court
Margaret Maddox
William Tong
George Brouse
St. An
Marian Hunter
Second Congregational Church
Roig
American Legion
Calendar Club
Lucilie Mund
Gates Avenue
Margaret Bolash
East Broad Street
Marcel Permanenta
Brookhouser
Ficture Store
West Second St
A. R. Graber
F_O. Eagies
Johnston Gift and Knit Shop
Second Street
Old Location
Domin
Middle Ave
Oberlin Inn
Style Center
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