Dorothy Funk-4416 Mable Little-4417 a Miss Harriet Scott And James Henke Exchange Marriage Vows
Miss Harriet Scott and James Henke exchanged marriage vows this morning at ten o clock in St Marys parsonage before Rev Sylvester Lux. The bride daughter of Mr and Mrs C B Scott wore a velvet floor length gown with blue accessories and carried Talisman roses and bronze chrysanthemums. The groom son of Frank Henke was attended by Frank Pawlak. A reception followed at Mrs Kriegsons West Avenue with sixteen guests. The couple will reside at 227 Fourth Street after December first. The bride educated at Elyria High School 1933 works at Timms Spring Company and participates in W C A activities. The groom, known in Elyria sports circles, attended Elyria High School and works for Mathew Zeepman Wholesale Tobacco.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harriet Scott
James Henke
Sylvester Lux
St. Mary's Parsonage
Scott
Winckles Street
Thomas Smith
Frank Henke
Beech Street
Frank Pawlak
Lorain
Elyria High School
Timms Spring Company
Employed Young Womens League
Leaders
Counc
Ace- Hi Bridge Club
Henke
Elyria
Elks Lodge
Mathew Zeepman
Diederich Kriebel Wedding Performed At St Teresa's
A Thanksgiving Day wedding at St Teresa's Church Sheffield united Josephine C Kriebel and Walter I Diederich. Rev Adam Senger and Rev Francis Diederich officiated with ferns and mums adorning the altar. The bride wore white satin with a Queen Anns collar and carried white mums. her sister Dorothy Kriebel attended in peacock blue satin. Reception followed for 100 at the bride’s Abbe Road home. The couple will reside at a newly furnished home on Stop 64 Cleveland Road North Ridgeville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Teresa's Church
Sheffield
Josepine C. Kriebel
Simon Kriebel
Walter I. Diederich
F. Diedrich
North Ridgeville
Adam Senger
Francis Diederich
Dorothy Kriebel
William Kalter
Diederich
Abbe Road
St. Teresa’s Church
Young Ladies Sodality
Brookside High School
The
Goodall Company
St. Peter’s Church
Holy Name Sociery
Ridgeville High School
Elyria
Stop 64
Cleveland Road
Mrs Norman Robertson Honored At Cleveland Shower
Mrs Norman Robertson formerly Regina Bodine was guest of honor at a shower hosted by her mother in law Mrs John Robertson of Cleveland and sisters-in-law Miss Betty and Miss Jean Robertson in this city Twenty one guests played bridge and lingo with bingo prizes won by Mrs J Ramsey of Lorain and Mrs Guthman of Elyria The bride opened gifts and a yellow blue color scheme graced the table A list of attendees included relatives and friends from Cleveland Lorain and Elyria Northwest Encampment No 1E met at I O O F Hall with Chief Patriarch E C Jacobs presiding Officers for the term were named and December 10 was set for the next meeting with grand encampment officers to be elected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norman Robertson
Regina Bodine
John Robertson
Cleveland
Betty
Jean Robertson
Marny’s
Middle Avenue
J. Ramsey
Lorain
Guthman
Elyria
Ruth Kieth
Bridge
W. L. Bodine
Bodine
Ruth Robertson
Northwest
O. O. F. Hall
E. C. Jacobs
L. H. Vedder
Bride Helen Baker to Wedding Virgil Childs in Norway
Mr and Mrs Homer Merr1 announce the marriage of their daughter Helen Baker to Virgil E Childs in Norway on Wednesday November 24 at 1 oclock. Reverend Shields officiated at the Presbyterian parsonage. The bride wore Dubonnet crepe with velvet trim and black accessories. Attendant Miss Stella Wagner of New London wore a peacock blue frock with clay accessories. Groom is son of Mrs John Merrill of New London and his best man was Ralph Merrill of Wellington. Bride a Elyria High School 1935 graduate. groom employed at Curtis Gas Station. They will reside at 250 Marseilles avenue. A Thanksgiving Day family dinner honored the couple with eleven guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homer Merr
Marseilles Avenue
Helen Baker
Vircil EL. Childs
Norway
Oelock
Shields
Presbyterian Church
Stella Wagner
New London
John Merrill
Ralph Merrill
Wellington
Elyria High School
Curtis Gas Station
M.s. Minnie Stockings
Hiser Street
W.uecad
Ridgsewas
Sou Fia
Dauchter Anu Husvenud
Mia
Warren Bradley
Anu
Err
C. P. Stevick
University Hospitals
Cleveland
Meriam Furlam
Harry Bush
Medina
Meriam Daniels
H. G. Stevick
Phil
Dan
Marian Stevick
Elyria
Charles S. Johnson
Wade Park Manor
Philip A. Myers
John K. Nece
Brooklyn Street
Youngstown
Ohio
Mary R. Vail
W. F. Springer
Harry Luethi
Washington Avenue
Jefferson
Marjorie Luethi
Minneapolis
Minnesota
Luethi
New York City
James Brandal
Princeton Avenue
R. A. Sonker
Edgehill Road
Cleveland Heights
Raymond Hance
West Avenue
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Boy Scouts
Jud Ryan
Elyria Camp
Oberlin
Daughters of Am. Council Inspected by District Deputy
The Daughters of America in Wurst Hall were inspected by District Deputy Mrs. Foster of Cleveland. Fourteen guests attended from Cleveland, Berea and Jardin. Mrs. Leek of Cleveland, founder of Elyria Council, was a special guest. Corsages were given, two applications were balloted, and two members were initiated. Officer elections set for December tenth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foster
Cleveland
Wurst Hall
Berea
Jarain
Leek
Elyria Council
Big Sisters
Sesson
Grace Lutter and Laces' Aid Society Social
Grace Lutter and Laces' Aid Society met for a social afternoon to make scrap books for institutions. A bake sale is planned next Saturday at the gas office with Mrs. Charles Winkler as chairwoman, assisted by Mrs. Dan Haag, Mrs. Ernest Weisebaum, Mrs. Stanley Joviak, and Mrs. Fred Liptow. The ladies will work at the church next Thursday on Christmas charity. A business session will be held in two weeks with Mrs. W. OW Walker and Mrs. Winkler as hostesses. Hostesses yesterday were Mrs. 8S. Funk and Mrs. A. Wilt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Lutter
W. Ow, Walker
Winkler
8S. Funk
A. Wilt
Hospital and club notes from an area social page
The notice lists numerous hospital admissions and discharges across addresses in Ann Arbor Ohio and nearby areas, followed by a Women’s Relief Corps meeting report. Anna Grace Bright, as senior vice president, presided in Delsa Rel Sy Rou tinue’s absence. The Central division dinner is set for December 20 with Jennie Cal208 as chairman. A Christmas party is planned for December 24 with Sylvia Kleeby arranging. Mrs Jessie Cotton of La Porte Indiana attended, and awards went to Esther Neafer and Lena Kiasek. Officers will be elected at the next meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Grace Bright
Women's Rete? Corps
Delsa Rel Sy Rooutine Us
Central Division
Jennie Cal- 208
Sylvia Kleeby
Jessie Cotton
la Porte
Diana
Esther Neafer
Lena Kiasek
Calendar meeting notices for women groups and clubs
Calendar item lists officers nominations and a joint meeting of League of Women Voters, Business and Professional Women, and YWCA. Mentions topics from Neuisainy to Edna Mee Wilson, supper at YWCA, and a Townsend Club gathering. Also notes Home Virole Officers Club plans for a Christmas party, committee appointments, pinochle prizes, refreshments, and a party at the Wisc home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
League of Women
Mrcs
H. R. Selby
Okage Street
J. Preston
Cuyahoga League
Women Vaters Spears
Neuisainy
Taligho
Edna Mee Wilson
Suh Street
Townsend Club No. 1
Mrs. Curtis
Pith Street
Kaylor
East Kevior En
Cluo
Minnie Lewis
Lillian Heimsath
Matilda Smith
Bunto
Agnes Sanford
Thome
Cleveland Woman Addresses Woman's Club Meeting
Cleveland Woman's Club met in November with strong attendance. Dept chair Mrs A B Havern led routine business, plans for December include a get acquainted day and a book shower under Mrs Leo Meyer, plus a guest day in January. Mrs Alice Tucker West spoke on Tucker School of Expression, founded 1889 by Anna Moncure Tucker, urging balanced education and self expression.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Friagat
BE. Havuern
Poida
Utcewioer
Ltlb
Metlovers
J. N. Lidt
Charsge
Leo Meyer
Hubbard
H. W. Merrman
O. E. Brodbeck Gang
Eric Chapman
Merriman
Alice Tucker West
Tucker School of Expression
Cleveland
Anna Moncure P. Tucker
Thanksgiving Gatherings Fill Elyria With Guests
Residents and relatives from Cleveland Warren Detroit and Toledo joined many local families for Thanksgiving. Visitors included Mrs Blanche Stoney Mr and Mrs Clarence Landin Mrs Janica Alexander and Miss Ingrid Ecaers among others. Scouts and Girl Scouts held camps as families hosted relatives at homes across Elyria and nearby towns while travel to Cleveland and Columbus was noted for holiday events.
Rainbow Girls Dance At Spring Valley Club
Seventy couples attended a Rainbow Girls dance at the Spring Valley Country Club. The event ran from nine to one with Freddie Fay's orchestra providing music. Chaperones were Mr. and Mrs. Hans Steger, Mr. and Mrs. James Hewitt, Dr. and Mrs. O. E. Brodbeck, Mr. and Mrs. Buckley, and Mr. and Mrs. D. D. Andrus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spring Valley Club
Spring Valley Country Club
Rainbow Girls
Freddie Fay
Llans Steger
James Hewitt
O. E. Brodbeck
Buckley
D. D. Andrus
Installation of Offvers at Woodman Hall Event
Out of town guests gathered from Cleveland Norwalk Lorain Amherst and Elyria for the joint installation of officers for Rollin BE Hinkson Post 3341 and Auxiliary. Frances Metzler of Cleveland conducted the ceremony with Mel Brown assisting. Remarks by Past Commanders Maull Michalis and others followed a hour social period. Mrs Beattie won the evening’s prize and the next meeting is set for December tenth. Mrs Lamberton and Mr Lamberton celebrate their fifty fifth wedding anniversary on November twenty eighth at 128 Glendale Court with family and friends invited. South End Home Department meets Tuesday at 2 pm with Mrs Frank Rahl.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Offvers
Rollin BE
Hinkson
Woodman Hall
Cleveland
Norwalk
Lorain
Ambherst
Elvria Post
Frances Metzler
Mel Brown
Maull
Thomas Michalis
Post
George A. Lamberton
Rachel Rath
Glendale Court
Lamberton
James Andreorse Jr
Elyria
Lambert
PTA News Highlights Meeting and Open House
The Thomas A Edison PTA will meet Thursday at 6 45 pm with an open house. A brief business session precedes room by room school sessions from seven to eight. The Allen PTA meets Thursday December 2 at 8 pm with Superintendent R C Maston speaking and harmony quartet providing music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas A Edison
Associaton
Allen Parent-Teacher Association
R. C. Maston
Harmony Quartet
Den mark story and Ohio Indian Trails read to Ninety Five Club
Mrs Mabel Hart reviewed Denmark and its towns farms and forests in Mark Kingdom of Reason by Venes Hobery. Mrs CC H Cushing presented Ohio Indian Trails by Frank Wilcox describing ancient paths ruined by road grading and noting major routes follow former trails. December ninth meeting to be hosted by Mrs C F Basinger on Ohio street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mabel Hart
Ninety Five Club
C. F. Basinger
Ohio Street
Jrs Bets Is Hostess For Jolly Eight Bunco Club
Mrs Ralph Betz hosted the Jolly Eight Bunco Club last night. Prizes were awarded to Mrs Maurice Feese Mrs Sophia Makiuski and Mrs Jim Coyne with a special award going to Mrs Feese. A luncheon featured a miniature turkey centerpiece. Two weeks hence Mrs Kenneth Vaughn will host at her Eastern Heights Boulevard home.
Club Elects Officers At Sigma Trianon Meeting
Sigma Trianon club met with Rosemarie Kaiser of 118 Lincoln Court and elected officers. The president is Joan Gray, secretary Arlene Ryan, treasurer Rosalie Beren. Buneco entertained the girls, prizes were awarded to Joan Gray and Rosalie Beren. After refreshments, adjourned to meet in two weeks at the Boron home on Erie Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sigma Trianon Club
Rosemarie Kaiser
Lincoln Court
Joan Gray
Arlene Ryan
Rosalie Beren
Buneco
Boron
Erie Street
Play plans discussed at 7 7 Club gathering
Members of the 7 7 Club were entertained at the home of Pa ola Standen of Stanford avenue when plans were discussed for a play. Mixed slogans provided entertainment and Gertrude Stephens won the prize. Refreshments were served and the club adjourned to meet next time with Lois Hancock of Denison avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paola Standen
Stanford Avenue
Gertrude Stephens
Lois Hancock
Denison Avenue
New Organization Formed by Past Presidents of Daughters of Scotland
The Past Presidents of the Daughters of Scotland met at Mrs. Helen Moyes home on Dewey Avenue to organize a social club. Mrs. Mary Day was elected president with Euphemia Allen as secretary treasurer. December meeting planned at Mary Wheton’s South Amherst home. date to be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daughters of Scotland
Helen Moyes
Dewey Avenue
Mary Day
Euphemia Allen
Lecture series on The Moderns Idea of Right and Wrong
Final arrangements set for Rev. Leonard H. Otting S J Ph D of the Catholic Study Clubs lecture course. Two talks to be delivered at St Mary's Parish Hall at eight o'clock. The first on Friday December 31 and the second on Friday December 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catholic Study Clubs
Leonard H. Otting
S. J
St. Mary's Parish Hall
Franklin Girl Reserves Meet At Y W C A Gym
The Franklin Girl Reserves held a business meeting at the Y W C A gym yesterday. Plans were made for a bazaar in December with a bake sale candy counter tea corner and needlecraft counter and luncheon to close the meeting. Elyria Men’s Bible Class will meet at the Y M C A at 9 30 Sunday morning for The Prophecy of Joel with special music by Kappa Tau Sigma chorus of La Porte directed by Mrs J H Gregg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin Girl Reserves
Elyria
L. B. Hindman
Joel
Kappa Tau Sigma
la Porte
JH. Gregg
Sempre Fidelis Class Meeting At Mrs Richards Home
Sempre Fidelis class of Emmanuel Lutheran church entertained at Mrs C A Richards home 246 Harrison street last evening. After a short meeting card games followed with Mrs J L Wrich winning first prize and Mrs Edna MacDowell second. A refreshment course was served. Next meeting a Christmas party at Mrs MacDowell on Caseide street December 21 with ten cent gifts exchanged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emmanuel Lutheran Church
C. A. Richards
Harrison Street
J. L. Wrich
Edna MacDowell
MacDowell
Caseide Street
Club Hosts Desert Course and Readings
Mrs R J Shark and Mrs Carl Hobert co hosted a small gathering for Cathal Studs Club No Jat Mia Shanice at her home yesterday. After dessert, Mrs T V Boylan reviewed Child Life by J L Garvin and Mrs Shark read Some Caroline Thoughts for Parents by Rev Edgar Schmeideler. There will be no December meeting. January 5 Mrs R T Gray will entertain at her apartment in the Gray block.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. J. Shark
Carl Hobert
Cathal Studs Club
T. V. Boylan
J. L. Garvin
Shark
Edgar Schmeideler
R. T. Gray
Gray Block
Also Mentioned on This Page
Dorothy Funk
Mable Little
Diederich-Kriebel
Bride
Childs-Baker
D. of A
Walton Ice & Fuel
Gorner Broad and
E. River
Pohio
Easuire
Emphas Ce
Wes
Geo Sacre
Richard Rent
East Ave
Robert Lee Are
Woodfurd
Hid Foster
Revert Austin
Ann Arbor
Pearl Cox
S* Avenue
Robert Brevade+i
Cari Fey
Baths Street
James Daly
Mad
Vivian Horace
Frank Court
Bessie Hawkins
East River
George Tastings
Valentine Wallis
Valley iv
Karry McDonald
Cornelne Miller
West River
Mme Seka
Lvenis
Woman’s Club Department
Carl Martin
Robert Shryock
L. A. Obitts
D. W. McLeod
B. H. Long
J. C. Bins
Sumner Hartwell
J. C. Upp
Frank Billings
Gidnas
Broad Street
Meg
Virginia Nye
Mount Union College
Alliance
Washinston Avenue
Chirence Bearell
Detroit
Michigan
Canton
Middle Branch
Warren
Blanche Stoney
Clarence Landin
Belden
Earl Brown Jr
West Point
Norman Basinger
Philadelphia
Abhippti Street
Janica Alexander
Kent
Universiti
Alisg Louse Parsons
Chardon
Lissa
Parentis
B.C. Alesander
Chase Sureen
George Jathson
F. A. Eaton
Heights
Eaton
Daytona Seach
Florida
Howard D. Wendell
Johnstown
Pennsylvania
Irvin Wendell
Cedar Street
John Mornfy
Magnolia Drive
Jennie van Hoesen
Weet Broadstreet
Young
Lansing
Jones
Eli Button
Fred Sprait
Rose Kolb
Earl Wurst
LaParre
W. Butler
Chicago
Myr
C. A. Butler
Oak Park
Tllinois
Mabel Gurney
Homer Street
Dan Schnarr
Daniel, Jr
Wilma Riley
Jack Kennedy
A. B. Hogue
Columbus
Indiana
W. J. Hillier
Fourth Street
Robert Bannon
Concordia College
Ft. Wayne
N. Eaton Ch. of Christ
South End Home Department
Frank Rahl
Chestnut Ridge Road
Parent-Teacher Association News
Club Studies
Denmark
Club
Y.W
Flear Fine Review
Broad St
M. L. Perrin
Thos. Alexander
Blind Fold Med
S. R. Layman
DE Corp
Elyria Savings & Trust CO
Jimmy and
Johanna
Bob Jones
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