Tea At Sister's Home Compliments Miss Betty Haylor Of Ironton
Social notes describe a Sunday tea at 211 Third Street hosted by Mrs Harold Gould in honor of Miss Betty Haylor of Ironton Ohio. Attendees included Mrs Theodore Penfound and guests Evangeline Spieth from Detroit with other Elyria Lorain area figures. A festive program featured book reviews, Christmas planning, and a mock wedding as part of Epworth League activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sister
Betty Haylor
Ironton
Ohio
Theodore Penfound
Harold Gould
Third Street
Havier
Kappa Gamma
Elyria
Lorain
Sete
Paris
Ruth Ostrow
Ted
Dinnor
Lorain Temple
Weer
Eleanor Greenfield
Sylvia Slutzker
Sonya Berman
Lucie Apple
Clevland
Lillian Brown
Gertrude Jacoby
Evelyn Slutzker
Marriage Of Harriet Wieser And Julius Lakecy Solemnized
Harriet Wieser and Julius Lakecy were married Saturday morning November twenty six, with a dinner for the bridal party at 506 Lodi street. The bride wore burgundy with a red rose shoulderlette. bridesmaid Miss Margaret Smith wore blue. Best man was Russell Yearley. After a short honeymoon, the couple will live at 508 Lodi street. Groom’s mother lives in Olmsted Falls. he works for Fox Furnace Company. Bride is Elyria High School class of 1938.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harriet Wieser
Julius Lakecy
Harmon Wieser
Lodi Street
Margaret Smith
Russell Yearley
Bride&room
Lakecy
Olmsted Falls
Fox Furnace Company
Elyria High School
Two Report Convention At St Church Week Events
The report covers Young Churchmen of Ohio meeting in Trinity Cathedral last Friday and Saturday with Sunday evening services led by Bob Peters Nancy Heywood and Eaton Bugg. A sale was announced for Wednesday at 649 for S Arcee Parishioners. A carnival charity event is planned in the church basement December 9 from 5 to 11 with a fish pond card party dance and children’s corner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josephine Wilcox
Iceland Farm
Epworth League
Dorothy Hicks
League Bulletin Board
Methodist Church
St 4
Bob Peters
Nancy Heywood
Eatn Bugg
Trinity Cathedral
Sccla
Chien
S. Arcee
Immediate Opening for 2 Elyria Women
Immediate opening targets two Elyria women aged 30 to 50 for contract work with Charis headquarters covering Elyria and nearby areas. Requires neat, businesslike conduct and full time availability. car helpful. Includes six days free training from Cleveland, equipment, ad backing, and a refundable small cash bond after qualification. Substantial income with established clientele. no canvassing. Write Box 1,000 The Chronicle Telegram.
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Elyria
Charis
Cleveland
Chronicle- Telegram
Student personals mix of holiday visits and travels
A syndicated batch of student and local notices lists Miss Eleanor Highgate returning after Thanksgiving recess, visiting friends in Lakewood and Cleveland. Several others, including Phil Houserman, Esther Schultz, and four generations of the Swinden family, are named with travels to Cleveland, Wheeling, Phoenix, and Columbus. A birth is reported at Elyria Memorial Hospital, and varied minor events include a missionary meeting at the Church of Christ and plans for future trips and studies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eleanor Highgate
Baldwin-Wallace College
Hughgate
Mystie Monnief
Lakewood
Cleveland
Phil Houserman
Lucy Houserman
Charles Court
Lousiana
Emerson Foste
Chattanouga
Tennessee
Deane Burns
East Avenue
Poste
Paste
Harold Birch
Douglass Burch
Fifth Street
Wheeling
West Virgina
Alr
J. H Meshinney
Esther Schultz
Ohio Wesleyan University
Park Avenue
Swindeman
South Maple
W. H. Swindeman
Neva
C F Smath
Buffalo
New York
H B Horne
Columbus
Yeen
Garces
M. D MacRoberts
Columbia
South America
Wilson HL Blame
Philip Sippel
East River Ereet
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Mary Sage
Foster Avenue
Quinsy
Robert Blair
Dever Avenue
Harles Baker
Skagway
Alaska
Our Lady of the Lake Sem Rary
J. R Blair
Wayne H Williams
Htl
van Wert
Edith Wihams
Dewes Avenue
Merthe
C H. Merthe
Morris Miner
Erie
Pennsylvania
George Pcice
Sixth Street
Fairview Village
Moe Hazel Funk
Mr Beam
Puerce
Malcolm Patrick
M. W. Patrick
Longford Avenue
One State
One& University
Columaous
Fairlawn Avenue
Nut Ridge Road
Humphrey
Inslaw
Rocher
William Pfeiffer
Mr. Rocher
Anna Rocher
Elyria
LaGrange Road
Floyd Ladd
Wid
Rudolph Pfeiffer
Don and
Melvin
Belden
Ellie Lantsberry
Lorain
Pfeifers
J. L. Linden
Frank Harrison
VOMNK
James Lambert
Clavelind
Moran Sinseler
Peggy
Patricia
Guitten Load
Satisster
T. J. Gleason
East Broad Street
Samuel Stevenson
Gauehter
Grafton Road
Leland
Stanford Avenue
Thitherne
C H Worthington
Narg Worthington
Worthington
Find Worthington
Sarah
The
Grafton
John Rose
Larabeth
Eleanor
John Rosa
Henry Johnson
Huron
Frank Moran
Ted “Tran
Cinieet
Thoms
Pupils In Recital Readies Given Performance
A local school recital showcases students performing varied pieces in a formal auditorium. Teachers and families attend as young musicians prepare selections for the audience and a judging panel.
Discharge Names From Local Register Listing
The list names numerous residents and addresses including Mrs Franc head 103 Robsoncourt Lire Smith 331 West street Mrs dive Carter 187 Wood street Mre Joan Gordon 325 17th street Mrs John Taylor 1105 East Rover street and others with births noted for several children at various addresses such as 344 Seventh Street and 315 bat Broad street.
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Gisd
Son
Mildred Mece
Morrs Rhonas
Aber
Robert Vestal
Ninth Street
League Of Women Voters Activities Reported
League of Women Voters activities described with a community meeting noted. The brief mentions a turnout and schedule for a Tuesday morning event at 9 36.
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League of Women Voters
Paley Bruup
Couple Marks Golden Anniversary With Open Reception
Aftieth wedding anniversary for Mr. and Mrs. Joseph J. Pitts of 921 East River Street will be celebrated with a family dinner at six o'clock Wednesday and an open house at Elyria Woman's Club from 7:30 to 9:30. The couple married November 22, 1888 at Holy Trinity Church East Avon. They have six daughters and fourteen grandchildren.
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Joseph J. Pitts
East River Street
Elyria Woman's Club
Fourth Street
Joseph Pitts
Holy Trinity Church
East Avon
Ncholas Pheu
Pits
Nerin Rodgeville
Grove v. Berr
Pitts
Elyria
Ir Pitts
North Ruigevle
Maren
Bernard
Albert
Rarpn Prits
Lawrence Gates
Eleanor Looks
Arthur Waters
Irene Binzles
William Rigo
Fred Kaiser
Girl Scouts Troop No 4 Plans Skating Party
News of the Girl Scouts reports Troop No 4 members gathered on Abbe Road Friday morning and planned a badge fulfilling meal. Four new initiates were inducted Friday evening, led by Betty Von Duyke and Shirley Hull, with a group singalongs and toasted marshmallows by the logs. Plans for a Christmas vacation skating party were proposed with June Geisel as chair, aided by Shirley McGowan Nan Koplin and Sean O Donnell. Initiates included Roberta Tonry Shirley Green Pat Volger and Shirley McGowan. former members listed include Joan Duckett Jean Crisp Bert Van Dijke Nan Kaplin Elizabeth Duffield and others.
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Findley Cabist
Abbe Road
Betty von Duyke
Shirley Hull
June Geisel
Shirley McGowan
Nan Koplin
Sean O'Donnell
Roberta Tonry
Shirley Green
Pat Volger
Dorothy
Alice Bartter
Joan Duckett
Jean Crisp
Bert van Dijke
Nan Kaplin
Elizabeth Duffield
Nan Shryjock
Iane Geisel
Install Shirley McGowan As Head Of Junior Aux Knights St John
New officers were installed for the Junior Auxiliary No. 11 of Ladies Auxiliary to Knights of St John at St Marys parish hall. Shirley McGowan was named president with a full slate of officers and a ceremony witnessed by many mothers and members. The group announced future Friday meetings and a Christmas party on December 26, with the Degree Team aiding in refreshments.
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Shirley McGowan
Junior Aux
Knights St. John Group
Ladies Auxuiliary
Knights of St John
St. Marys Parish Hall
Minrena Kershaw
No 8
State of
Ohio
Ofcers
William H Moseley
Sturles McGowan
Margi Youngs
Judta FF
Pryill Wagner
Ketley
Paaneial Secreteats Eed
Anna Hellap
Ty Elven Hotlup Mes Seige
Helen Hatchi Tn
Ser
Pup’ Petre
Hogar Giecd
Imelde Oornger
Agegtant Guird
Nenu Callagiacs
Auathory
Co-Ed Party Planned by Employed Young Women’s League
A meeting Tuesday evening of the Employed Young Women's League will have no supper because a co-ed party is planned for eight o'clock. Sylvia Chervenka chairs the arrangements committee with Wahlene Otto Betty Corkill Wilhelmina Haas Ruth Hubbard and Victoria Muller.
Box Social Honors Guests At Lorain Road Event
Enjoy box social hosted by Mr and Mrs William Alar at Lorain road for the Ladies Auxiliary of WFLW Post 1079 and their husbands Saturday evening. Suzanne Beattie won bingo prize while Mary Norrish earned pinochie score. Moir home was decorated for the occasion. Auxiliary plans bingo party Tuesday at the VFW hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willam Alar
Lorain Road
WFLW
Suzanne Beattie
Mary Norrish
Moir
V. F W
Legion Auxiliary Card Party Series Opens November 29
The Ways and Means Committee of the American Legion auxiliary plans a card party series with the first event on Tuesday evening November 29 at the Legion home. Hostesses are Mrs. John Buckley Mrs. H J Austin and Mrs C H Fisher Play starts 8 15 pm and the public is invited.
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Ways and Means Committee
The
American Legion Auxiliary
Legion
John Buckley
H. J. Austin
C.H. Fisher
Thanksgiving Day Observed and Local Notices Include Family Gatherings
Fragmented OCR records Thanksgiving observances and local notices. Names such as Mr and Mrs A C Bowmen and Mr and Mrs Oia Feehler appear amid scattered references to guests, donors, and community groups. The text lists Hollow Road, Butter-Welfare, and the Woman's Club with a reservation call.
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Tore
Paul Krebs
Chis Youngis
Llvua
Curnetr
Cleveland
Fatalyty
Boomert
Joe Graff Real
Lester Raven
Oia Feehler
Nova
FE Horrnbrey
Himhn J Humphre
Thanksgiving Visits Tie Family Gatherings Across Town
Thanksgiving guests filled homes on the Grafton Road and nearby streets as relatives from Elyria Norwalk Wickliffe and California joined local families for meals and gatherings. Hosts included the Pfeiffers Rocher Glascow Moran and others with extended visits to Oberlin Norwalk and St. Albans Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rand
John Tinge
Oberlin
Walnut
Olinois
Guy Borop
Borop
Clary Pitkin
Ava Pitkin
Grafton Road
J. W. Pitkin
Norwalk
H. Goodspeed
Helen
Herman Goodspeed
Ninth Street
Frank Moran
Myro
Loyd Sump
Moran Funy
California
Charles Moran
Reb Curren
Hutter
Viola Vance
Long Breach
Catfornia
Ted Murai
Cleveland
Visutan Moran
St. Alems Hospital
Washington, DC
Moran
Eskimo Baby Traded For Tent Seen By Witness
Edmonton area report cites Winnipeg attorney John A. Macauley claiming a witness saw an Eskimo infant traded for a $49 tent at Great Bear Lake. The Indian family allegedly involved had many deceased children. the infant reportedly fed on powdered milk and cared for by buyers.
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Edmonton
Atla
Canada
John A. Macauley
Great Bear Lake
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Atalotie
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Dia
Murbach Coal
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John Feathe Co
News of the Girl Scouts
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British Empire Hall
Elyria Rockettes
World’s Fair Artisans
Loomis Co
Lorain County Home and Window Cleaning Co
Legion Auxiliary
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Joe Boddy
William Hunter
A. J. Brucker
Wilbur Troup
J. L Schroeder
Christian Endeavor Society
Second Congregational Church
Avis Hastings
Medina
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Frank S Harmon Lodge
Masonic Temple
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Norman Stegman
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Wales
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