Sprague Stolzenburg Wedding Solemnized at St Johns Church
At St Johns Lutheran church Reverend Armin Schroeder tied the knot for Miss Anna Stolzenberg of 144 Fourth Street and Urban Sprague of Oxford Avenue. The couple, witnessed by Mr and Mrs Leo McLaughlin, planned a wedding luncheon and a short honeymoon before settling on Oxford Avenue. Mrs Sprague manages East Avenue Wallpaper Store while Mr Sprague works as a roofing contractor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. John’s Lutheran Church
Armin Schroeder
Anna Stolzenberg
Fourth Street
Urban Sprague
Oxford Avenue
Leo Mc
Squire Announces Daughter Betrothal To Cleveland Man
S. H. Squire proclaims the engagement of daughter Mary Frances to Warren Frederick Porter of Cleveland, with marriage planned for early November. Associates honor Mrs. John Schaffer with gifts at a General Industries gathering, listing numerous attendees and participants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Squire
Cleveland
S. H. Squire
Mary Frances
Warren Frederick Porter
John Schaffer
The
General Industries
Mary Nyeri
S. Frobaita
P. Costello
O. Rahrig
F. Thayer
B. Fackler
V. Pahucki
M. Sevenske
A. van Neil
J. Diedrich
C. Diedrich
Andy Bruns
N. Newman
Mary Downs
J. Holland
M. Pusbach
J. Arndt
V. Ohmes
T. Burghoff
E. Zolney
P. O’millen
A. Rothgery
Mr. van Amburgh
Mrs. Darby
F. Kuluski
A. Gildzen
M. Jewzeski
G. Cox
G. Schafer
P. Simes
H. Koehn
M. Barbknecht
M. Dom
Elizabeth Stevens society welcomes twelve new members
The first year meeting of the Elizabeth Stevens society of the Methodist church introduced twelve new members including Louise Brown Maxine Miller Jennie Morse Edythe Harris and Mesdames Barrett Johnson Roy Hultz Walter Jones Paul Taylor Dave Eaton A N Smith R B Rosencrans and A H Rothe. A district missionary meeting at Vincent church was announced for October 19 with an all day session. Special music featured violin duets by Ethel Ryan and Helen Farmer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Stevens Society
The
Methodist Church
C. V. Beazell
M. F. Fey
Louise Brown
Maxine Miller
Jennie Morse
Edythe Harris
Mesdames Barrett Johnson
Roy Hultz
Walter Jones
Paul Taylor
Dave Eaton
A. N. Smith
R. B
Fiedler
W. O. McClellan
Rebekah Social Club Hosts Forty Members at Third Street Home
Mrs. Louise Wack opened her Third street residence yesterday to forty members and seven guests of the Rebekah Social Club. Presiding was president Mrs. Iva Marsh with three new members Hilda Choate Anna Brenner and Edna Smith initiated. Plans were made for a Hallo we en party at Kate Reinhart’s 136 West Bridge street on October 26. Readings were given by Mrs. Cora Bemis Hilda Choate and Norman Woodcock a song by Nancy Lou Bauer. Next meeting date to be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louise Wack
Third Street
Rebekah Social Club
Iva Marsh
Hilda Choate
Anna Brenner
Edna Smith
Hallowe'en
Kate Reinhart
West Bridge Street
Cora Bemis
Norman Woodcock
Nancy Lou Bauer
Evening church and club meetings listed for tonight
Daughters of Union Veterans meet at Miss Norah Abbe's home on Fourth Street to practice for inspection. Church Council of St Pauls meets at the parsonage. Nurses Alumnae Association gathers. Second Congregational Division I with Mrs Anna Kennedy on Garvin Avenue. A A W History of Painting study group with Miss Geraldine Smith. Amitie Club visits Lucile Mund on Gates Avenue. United Presbyterian Come and See supper at 6 30 then conference hour at 7 30. Maranatha Baptist class supper at 6 St Clair Rebekah Lodge gathers. Marshall Chapter R A M.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daughters of Union Veterans
Norah Abbe
Fourth Street
Church Council of
St. Paul's Church
Second Congregational Division I
Anna Kennedy
Garvin Avenue
Geraldine Smith
West Avenue
Amitie Club
Lucile Mund
Gates Avenue
United Presbyterian
Maranatha Class
The
Baptist Church
St. Clair Rebekah Lodge
Marshall Chapter
Bessie Andrus Melodists Open Woman's Club Series
The Bessie Andrus Melodists three entertainers Miss Bessie Andrus Ruth Heiser Jac ob Johnson presented the first of four at the High School Auditorium before a good audience. They performed light opera sketches and impersonations with showmanship and musical merit. Andrus impressed in the Dolly Varden and Little Dutch Girl numbers. The finale featured Spanish songs in costume. The Elyria Woman's Club sponsors this series. Next up: Zellner the impersonator portraying Benedict Arnold John Brown Socrates at 7:00 p.m. at the High School Auditorium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bessie Andrus
Ruth Heiser
Jacob Johnson
Miss Andrus
Dolly Varden
Elyria Woman’s Club
Zellner
Benedict Arnold
John Brown
Socrates
Miss Catherine McKee Hosts Miss Clara Dumke Bridal Tea
Miss Catherine McKee entertained Miss Clara Dumke bride-elect of Tommy Koviak at her home Tuesday evening with bunco prizes for Miss Margaret Persensky and Miss Catherine Myers. Guests enjoyed a pink and green decorated dining room, a salad course for twelve, and gifts displayed under a pink green umbrella. Miss Dumke will wed Tommy Koviak Oct 13 at St Marys Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catherine McKee
Clara Dumke
Tommy Koviak
Bunco
Margaret Persensky
Catherine Myers
Alice Robinson
Lillian Nemeth
Harriett Swindling
Mary Lahiff
Marie Baker
Margaret Stolz
Mesdames Josephine Gerhardinger
H. L. McKee
Miss Dumke
St. Mary’s Church
St Johns 03 Club Enjoys Social Evening at Koehn Home
St Johns 03 Club members met at the Glenwood Street home of Charles Koehn with Mrs Laura Buchholz hosting. A brief business talk preceded social time and a two course luncheon with Fall floral decor. Next meeting set for November 6 with location to be announced. Mrs George Faulhaber of 130 Fourth Street, confined to bed, is improving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. John’s
Laura Buchholz
Charles Koehn
Glenwood Street
George Faulhabver
Fourth Street
State President of the W C T U Speaks on Stockholm trip
Mrs Viola Romans of Columbus state president of the Women’s Christian Temperance Union spoke at the Lorain County W C T U 52nd annual convention. She had just returned from the international W C T U convention in Stockholm Sweden and traveled nine countries visiting nine capitals. She noted the trip covered 9000 miles with delegates from across the US and Canada, and highlighted the festival atmosphere, the Crown Prince’s welcome, and the need for education in public schools to advance temperance work. The report includes awards to local students and notes plans for an upcoming W C T U Board meeting at the First Methodist church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Viola Romans
Columbus
Women's Christian Temperance Union
Lorain County
Romans
Stockholm
Sweden
Ohio
New York
New Music Hall
Crown Prince
United States
Dollfuss
Hindenburg
Germany
France
Lucerne
Norway
Burton
Oslo
Helen Osborn
Lillie Hill
Lorain
Webber
Roodert Kelner
LaGrange
Sth
Marian Getridge
Edna Latteman
West Ridge
Travella Walkden
Eileen Walkden
Helen Bauidauf
First Methodist Church
Hop Sing Club Meets at Kellar Home in Comings and Goings
The Hop Sing club held its second meeting at Harryette and Mable Kellar’s Tenth Street home. Members discussed new recruitment while Miss Marcella Plas served as acting secretary and treasurer. Helen Barres and Plas posted high and low scores in Rummy, Plas reviewed a play, and a two week recess was taken with Helen Barres hosting next.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harryette
Mable Kellar
Tenth Street
Marcella Plas
Helen Barres
Miss Plas
Middle Avenue
New Members Join Women’s Relief Corps Past Presidents
Nineteen members and six guests attended the meeting of the Past Presidents Association of the Women’s Relief Corps. Two new members, Mrs. Faustina Rawson and Mrs. Lorena Handsley, were welcomed in yesterday’s gathering. Plans for a Christmas party were set, with final arrangements to be made at the November 6th meeting at Mrs. Florence Holcomb’s home on West Avenue. The gathering featured Fall blooms and a social hour after the business session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women's Relief Corps
Faustina Rawson
Lorena Handsley
Association
Florence Holcomb
West Avenue
Girl Scouts Plan Overnight Hike and Welcome New Members
Girl Scouts of Troop 2 met at the Church of Christ Tuesday in regular session. Final plans were made for an overnight hike to the cabin in Finwood on Friday. New girls joined, Nancy Koplin taught knot tying. Patrol leader Nan Shryock and her patrol held a candy sale. Meeting closed with good night circle and taps. Troop next meets Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Girl Scouts
Church of Christ
Finwood
Nancy Koplin
Nan Shryock
Cloverleaf Circle Hosts Mrs Krebs at Spruce Street Home
Ten members of the Cloverleaf Circle of St. Pauls church met last evening at Mrs. Margaret Krebs home 215 Spruce Street. After the business session refreshments were served. The note mentions an October 16 gathering at Mrs. M J Roths Oxford Street home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul’s Church
Margaret Krebs
Spruce Street
M. J. Roth
Oxford Street
Flowers And Quilt Show At Markley School
A quilt display and flower show will be held at Markley School on Friday evening October 5. The event features quilt categories old quilts applique and pieced designs with prizes in each class. An antique class offers dolls shawls glass and china ware without prizes. Flower prizes include asters dahlias marigolds zinnias and other plants. Judges include Blanche Jenne Mayme Blum C A Bemis and Deane Burns. Music will be provided throughout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gulf Road
Markley
Murray Ridge
Lake Avenue
C. A. Bemis
Deane Burns
Pilgrim Church Harvest Festival Set for Thursday
Pilgrim church plans its annual Harvest Festival to be held Thursday evening at the church. The display will feature fruits of the harvest and varied entertainment for adults and children. Mrs Ray Utterbach directs two plays by the young performers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pilgrim Church
Ray Utterbach
Mrs Urig Hosts Triple Four Club Bridge Night
Mrs Margaret Urig welcomed Triple Four Club members to her Eleventh street home for a bridge evening. Mrs Don Myers won the award while Miss Phyllis Jaycox received consolation. Luncheon featured amber marigolds and tall yellow tapers, with place cards bearing guest names. In two weeks Miss Jaycox will host at her Bond street home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Urig
Eleventh Street
Triple Four
Don Myers
Phyllis Jaycox
Miss Jaycox
Bond Street
Kilbride-Schmitz Nuptials Solemnized in Huron Ohio
The Schmitz Kilbride wedding was solemnized by Rev Burkhardt Tuesday morning at St Peter's Church in Huron Ohio. Miss Amelia Schmitz daughter of Mr and Mrs Jacob Schmitz Berlin Heights became the bride of Joseph Kilbride son of Mr and Mrs Hugh Kilbride also of Berlin Heights. Attendants Barbara Kilbride and Louis Schmitz. Bridal gown brown chiffon velvet with Irish point lace. Talisman roses. Reception for immediate families. Bride a Elyria High School graduate class of mid 29 groom Berlin Heights High School. Groom employed by Pittsburgh Steamship Co. They will live in Berlin Heights after October 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schmitz-Kilbride
Burkhardt
St. Peter's Church
Huron
Ohio
Amelia Schmitz
Jacob Schmitz
Berlin Heights
Joseph Kilbride
Hugh Kilbride
Barbara Kilbride
Louis Schmitz
Elyria High School
Berlin Heights High School
Pittsburgh Steamship Co
Meetings Lake Avenue P T A planned 8 pm gathering
Meetings of the Meetings Lake Avenue P T A are set for this evening at the school at 8:00 to mingle, discuss the year’s work and plan activities. Paul Wainwright will provide music and lead singing as the social hour features games and refreshments. The Auxiliary to Sons of Union Veterans will meet Thursday at the G A R Hall for an annual officer election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sons of Union Veterans
G. A. R. Hall
Ely P T A Installs New Officers At Meeting
The Ely Parent Teachers Association introduced its new officers at the first meeting of the fiscal year held at Ely School on Gulf road. President Lucille Flint announced vice president L E Davis secretary E C Cook treasurer Woodfill program chair Rodney Rock wood magazine chair Walter Lerseh social chair Webber health chair R C Crehore etc.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ELY P. T. A
Ely Parent Teachers’ Association
Ely
Gulf Road
Lucille Flint
L. E. Davis
E. C. Cook
Woodfill
Rodney Rockwood
Walter Lerseh
Webber
Dall
Nichols
Otto K. Mischka
R. C. Crehore
Miss Manville
Katherine Hartman
Miss Rossiter
Elyria
Seward announce birth of son in Elyria
Mr and Mrs Theodore Seward of 129 Cascade Street announce the birth of a son at Elyria Memorial Hospital on October 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theodore Seward
Cascade Street
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Ohio Club Women Prepare For Eight District Meets
Ohio Federation of Women's Clubs outlines eight district conferences starting Oct 5 in New Lexington and covering eight regions. Notable speakers include Elizabeth Haymaker Ravenna and Josephine L Peirce Liv a with delegates from fourteen counties. Subsequent meetings span Coshocton Cambridge Elyria Canton Lima Xenia Hamilton and more through November.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio Federation of Women’s Clubs
New Lexington
Elizabeth Haymaker
Ravenna
Josephine L. Peirce
Liva
General Federation of Women's Clubs
W. Schwartz
Portsmouth
Robert G. Sarvis
Cincinnati
William G. Seaman
Lancaster
Henry Coultrap
McArthur
Ambrose Middleton
Mansfield
R. P. Imes
Athens
J. Harry McGregor
West LaFayette
Gratis Flower
Ironton
Central
Coshocton
Middle-East
Cambridge
Middle-North
Elyria
Canton
North West
Lima
Middle West
Xenia
Hamilton
Daughters of Scotia Entertain at Whist and Bunco
The Daughters of Scotia met at Wurst Hall for a business session followed by whist and bunco entertainment. Awards in whist went to Mrs. A Baird and A Penman for high scores, with Mrs. Moyes and J. Henderson consoled. In chance, Mrs. Roberts and Mr. Buchanan had high votes, and Mr. and Mrs. J Kidd were consoled. Luncheon ended the pleasant evening. next meeting set for October 16.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daughters of
Scotia
Wurst Hall
Bunco
A. Baird
Penman
Moyes
J. Henderson
Roberts
Buchanan
J. Kidd
Junior Mission Band Holds Meeting at United Presbyterian
Ten members of the Junior Mission Band met yesterday afternoon at the church. Rhona Kirkpatrick led the study focusing on the work in Ethiopia while Nellie Wheatley supervised the group. The next meeting is in two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
United Presbyterian
Rhona Kirkpatrick
Ethiopia
Nellie Wheatley
Standard Bearers Hold Meeting at Lois Reed Home
The group met at Lois Reed's Bell Avenue home for a business session to discuss plans for a Hallowe'en party. Ada Mae Stanford and Leora Chobanc won prizes during the games. Refreshments were served and the group adjourned to their next monthly gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lois Reed
Bell Avenue
Hallowe’en
Ada Mae Stanford
Leora
Hospital Notes Admissions and Discharges Summary
Admissions list includes Earl Gold Lorain Mrs Ollie Glass 9 Woodford Eric Duckett 1127 E River Mrs Joe Denes Columbia Station Polly Jones 142 Bath street Bertha Rodin Oberlin Children's Home Mrs Peter Toth R D No 3. Discharges feature Mrs Harley Reese baby boy R D No 1 Oberlin Sherwin Gove 1237 East Avenue Leo Beasser 121 Blake street Mrs Elmer Bishop baby girl 509 Dewey Mrs Arthur Diehr baby girl Stop 67 Cleveland road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Gold
Lorain
Ollie Glass
Woodford
Eric Duckett
E. River
Joe Denes
Columbia Station
Polly Jones
Bath Street
Bertha Rodin
Oberlin Children’s Home
Peter Toth
R. D
Harley Reese
Oberlin
Sherwin Gove
East Avenue
Leo Beasser
Blake Street
Elmer Bishop
Dewey
Arthur Diehr
Cleveland Road
Mrs Gerald Rice Addresses P T A at St Agnes School
Mrs Gerald Rice, past president of City Council P T A, spoke at St Agnes P T A fall meeting. The program included piano solo by Grace Jenne, vocal by Theresa Herold, and readings. Next meeting set for Monday November fifth at 7 30 due to election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Agnes
Parent-Teacher Association
Welsh
Bauer
Herold
Grace Jenne
Theresa Herold
Gerald Rice
P. T
Alice Walsh
Powers
VFW Auxiliary Elects New Officers
At the Ladies Auxiliary to Veterans of Foreign Wars meeting, Eva Hopkins was named president and Helena French senior vice president. Bertha Mulroy and Ruth Betts filled vice president and conductress roles. Eleanor McCully chaplain. Lola Wojcik guard. Anna Powell treasurer. Powell chaired the meeting. a card party is planned for Monday evening in October. the next meeting is October 16. Reverend W C Fowler and wife of East Avenue were called to Canada by a relative’s death and plan to return Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Eva Hopkins
Helena French
Bertha Mulroy
Eleanor McCully
Ruth Betts
Lola Wojcik
Anna Powell
W. C. Fowler
East Avenue
Canada
Miss Mayna Wolcott Leaves for Ohio State Senior Year
Miss Mayna Wolcott of La Grange departed last weekend for Columbus to begin her senior year at Ohio State University. Other notes include Miss Dorothy Burgan and Miss Mary Benko returning from a trip through the North Central states and visiting the Century of Progress exposition in Illinois.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mayna Wolcott
la Grange
Columbus
Ohio State University
Dorothy Burgan
Mary Benko
North Central States
Illinois
Bessie Andrus
Ruth Helzer
David Jordan
Deane Burns
D. A. Baird
Burns
Hast Avenue
Charles Crehore
A. W. Huse
Elyria
Kellogg Day
Jessie Blanchard
Ohio Daughters of American Revolution
Walter D. Mears
Cleveland
Youngstown
Ohio
Marie S. Gilman
Ohio Welfare Conference
Lorain
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Sprague-Stolzenburg
St. John’s Church
Elizabeth Stevens Sociey
Rebekah Soc
America: Legion Auxiliary
Legion Home
W. C. Lockard
Legion
American Red Cross
Joseph Kolopos
George Crawford
Banco
Meinks
Bailey
Bernard Lock
Hee
Woman's Club
ST. John's
Misses Kellar
Girl Scouts OF Troop
Cloverleaf Circle
Ruth's Permanent Wave Shop
Woodland Ave
Markley School
Miss Urig
Joyce McKinley
Woodman’s Hall
Elyria Sav
Ohio Club
Daughters OF Scotia
ST. Agnes School
Vv. Flw
Auxiliary
Cedar
Broad
Astle
Second St
Madam White
Jerry Moseley
Coats
Ladies Tailoring & Fur
Broad St
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