Junior Woman's Club Outlines Quarter Programs
At the first meeting held at the club house on Fourth Street Mrs Ted E Seward program chairman outlined plans for the next three months four new members were welcomed Mrs Edward Kelly DeForest Rimbach John Shaw and Miss Helen Cook. On October 18 the theme Give Yourself a Background will feature papers Better Speech Swinging Into the Latest Fashion Accessories Charm in Your Home Why Background without Personality The group may form a chorus and a dramatic unit. An amendment to the constitution suggests raising membership from seventy five to one hundred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ted E Seward
Fourth Street
S Edward Kelly
DeForest Rimbach
John Shaw
Helen Cook
Dorothy Bartter
Richard Horan
Robert Curtis
Frank Brandau
Mary K. Miller
Mass Leona Rober
Edward Champion
Gerald Squires
Loudonville
Richard Schmittgen
John Whitney, Jr
Mary Storer
Genevieve Boyd
Wilma Vanoster
Mary Taylor
Two Brides Elect Names Near Upcoming Weddings
Parents announce two weddings this fall. Hazel Lahbin will wed John Carand in Cleveland with a nine o'clock October 16 ceremony at Holy Names Church Garfield Heights. Mary Kowalewski will marry Elmer Jarvis in a November church ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
al Lahbin
East Avenue
Miss
Hazel
John Carand
Cleveland
Ed Kowalewski
Kipling Street
Mary
Elmer Jarvis
Caranci-Lahiff
Holy Names Church
Garfield Heights
Ohio
Kowalewski
Mr. Jaross
Andrew Jaross
LaGrange
Elks Lodge Honors Member Recently Wed
Twenty five Elks gathered at the Elke restaurant for a dinner honoring N. A. Hewitt a lodge member who recently married his bride Mary Cates of Marysville Tennessee. The couple wed on September 14 and reside in Devon Courts. Members spoke briefly and extended best wishes to the newlyweds.
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The
Elks Lodge
Elke Restaurant
N. A. Hewitt
Hewitt
Mary Cates
Marysville
Tennessee
Shower honors recent bride in Huntington gathering
Mr and Mrs Robert Long recently married were feted at a miscellaneous shower hosted by his aunt Mrs Henry West in Huntington. About fifty guests from Elyria Mount Vernon Wellington Cleveland Massillon Oberlin and Parma attended a wiener roast in the woods. A towel shower for bride-to-be Vivian Lord hosted by Mrs Clayton Smith of Shaker Heights followed with twelve guests hemming towels and a salad course served. Elyria guests included Miss Marion Lord Mrs F G Lord Mrs Frank Horan Mrs Bert Daniels Miss Grace Schulke Miss Mabel Refenning Mrs James Hewitt Miss Margaret Hewitt Miss Grace Daniels and Mrs Harris Stevick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Long
Henry West
Huntington
Elyria
Mount Vernon
Wellington
Cleveland
Massillon
Oberlin
Parma
Vivian Lord
David Horan
Clayton Smith
Shaker Heights
Marion Lord
F. G. Lord
Frank Horan
Bert Daniels
Grace Schulke
Mabel Refenning
James Hewitt
Margaret Hewitt
Grace Daniels
Harris Stevick
Grange Dance Opens at North Ridgeville Hall
A Grange dance night features modern and old time music every Wednesday at North Ridgeville Hall starting at 9 o clock. The event is open to the public with a 25 cent admission.
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Grange
North Ridgeville Hall
Sycamore Shores review by Clark Firestone read at club
Ohio River Book Members of the Literary Club heard Dad Williams review Clark Firestone's Sycamore Shores at Mrs. Perry Koplin's West avenue home. Firestone, a Cincinnati journalist, recounts nine years exploring the Ohio River and its river boats, show boats, the Bryant family, and coastal regions. Guests included Mrs. Virginia Crandall Maddox, Mrs. Win Thomas, and Mrs. Herbert Folken. The group planned to meet again in two weeks with Mrs. Henry Ingersoll Jr. on West avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio River Book
Literary Club
Clark Firestone
Sycamore Shores
Dad Williams
Perry Koplin
West Avenue
Virginia Crandall Maddox
Cincinnati
Win Thomas
Herbert Folken
Ames
Iowa
Henry Ingersoll, Jr
Meetings Open Bible Study Led by Dr A E Kemp
A synthetic Bible study directed by Dr A E Kemp will begin Wednesday at 7 30 PM. The group will study the first 12 chapters of Genesis in the session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. E. Kemp
Belmonts, Batter Wed in the East
The former Joan M Belmont daughter of Mr and Mrs Morgan Belmont of New York and Cove Neck and Ellinworth N Batter son of Mr and Mrs Theodore L Bailey of New York and Harriman New York married recently in the east Acme Photo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joan M. Belmont
Morgan Belmont
New York
Cove Neck
Ellinworth N. Batter
Theodore L. Bailey
Harriman, N
Acme
Marriage Of Elyria Couple In New York State Is Announced
Announcement of the marriage of Carl Molosky of East avenue and Jane Walker in Ripley New York July 31 by Justice George H Bennett. Relatives and friends gathered at Poco Hall Cleveland for the celebration. The couple will reside on East avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
New York State
Carl Molosky
East Avenue
Poco Hall
Cleveland
Molosky
Jane Walker
Ripley
New York
George H. Bennett
Mr. Molosky
Pat Molosky
1401
Alvin Walker
Indian Hollow Road
Paul Snyder
Mis
Snyder
Marion Schmidt
Victoria Goss
Cleveland Orchestra
Joseph Rhoda
Guild of First Congregational Church Elects Officers and Plans Bazaar
The Guild of the First Congregational Church met in the afternoon with Mrs Ralph Dykes as president and other officers named. Fourteen members attended as they prepared aprons, set December 4 for the bake sale and bazaar, and planned a rummage sale for Saturday amid upcoming social event in two weeks. Chevalier Lodge Knights of Pythias will confer the rank of Knight on three Esquires at Woodman Hall with a critical meeting anticipated after Grand Lodge reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Engincers
Guild
First Congregational Church
Ralph Dykes
Frank Hartman
Howard Benham
Oo. K Manning
Elgin Lewis
Local couples host relatives and guests from across states
A parade of weekend visitors from Toledo, New York City, Cleveland, Detroit, and Chicago converged on Elyria and nearby towns. Guests attended weddings and visits, including Welch Elbert in Detroit and Elbert Welch nuptials, with several families hosting relatives and reporting travel of 1700 miles to the Natural Bridge and Smokies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Taft
Broadstreet
Clarence Bartter
Kenneth Lee Bartter
Toledo
Ohio
Mildred Krause
J. L. Bessing
Rhea Bessing
Grafton
Natural Bridge
Skyline Drive
Smokies
W. H. Manning
Gates Froms
Ovid
Mason
Michigan
Paul Taylor
East River Street
C. M. Taylor
New Philadelphia
Ella Herbert
Paul
Lake Avenue
Indiana
Charles Sawyer
George Rogera Clark
Vincennes
Mark Abbe
Portland
Maine
Abbe
New York
Joseph McCarthy
New York City
Harry Schwind
Second Street
Alicea Schwind
Ruth
Cleveland
Schwind
Don Lewis
Stop 19
Lake Avenus
Bellevue
Miss Moore
Lewis
Oberlin
Alvin Archambeau
Gilbert
Grace Archambeau
Foster Avenue
Elyria
Laura Welch
Detroit
Welch
Alvin Ardhambeau
Ford Ruckel
Earl Court
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Mereling Ryan
Fourth Street
Elbert
Grace Elbert
Woodland Avenue
George Mynchenberg
Chicago
Llinois
Middle Avenue
Ralph Miller
Penfield Junction
E. A. Clay
Mary Warmslee
Robert Kiley
Dorothy Welch
Herman Elbert
Roy Winfield Scott
Seattle
Washington
George Myncheathers, Sr
Honor for Mrs Robert Bridgett at Elyria shower
Associates of the Elyria Telephone office honored Mrs Robert Bridgett formerly DeEtte Carpenter at a miscellaneous shower hosted by Mrs Jack Storm on George street. Mrs Harvey Pullivant and Mrs Storm entertained guests. Prizes went to Ruth Bemis Mildred Neufer and Jeannette Terry. Alarm clocks marked gift locations during the evening. A blue and yellow color motif dominated the luncheon course.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Bridgett
DeEtte Carpenter
Elyria
Jack Storm
George Street
Harvey Pullivant
Storm
Ruth Bemis
Mildred Neufer
Jeanette Terry
Party Plans Set For Legion Auxiliary Halloween Event
The Junior American Legion Auxiliary met at the Mischkas home to accept a joint October 8 party at the Legion Home. Jean Lindsay chairs the recreation committee with Louise Law and Betty Lou Smith assisting. Dorothy Terrell leads blue team membership, Louise Law leads gold. Lindsay named historian, Law reporter. Bingo prizes went to Terrell, Lois Jean Smith, and Law. Dessert was served, and the group plans a November 1 meeting at Jean Lindsay’s West Avenue home for a Halloween party. Arthur Smith and Ida Hansen, newly elected advisors, attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion
Josephine
Katherine Mischka
Legion
Jean Lindsay
Louise Law
Betty Lou Smith
Dorothy Terrell
Lois Jean Smith
West Avenue
Arthur Smith
Ida Hansen
Quiet Ceremony Unites Miss Helen Hall And Herman Kreuger
A quiet wedding was held Saturday at Grace Lutheran parsonage with Rev W W Walker officiating. Miss Helen Hall, daughter of Mr and Mrs Harry Meeks, wore dark green crepe with white roses. Herman Kreuger wore dark suit with corsage. Attends were Janet Hall and Wilbur Kreuger. A reception for about 100 guests followed at Elmer Kreuger’s home. The couple will reside in North Ridgeville after a brief honeymoon. Kreuger is employed by Glen Rogers Motor Co.
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W. W. Walker
Grace Lutheran Parsonage
Helen Hall
Herman Kreuger
Janet Hall
Wilbur Krauger
Harry Meeks
Maddock Road
North Ridgeville
Lorain
Amberat
Wellington
Elyria
Kreuger
Glen Rogers Motor Co
E Y W League To Start Year's Work
The Employed Young Women’s League of the YWCA begins its year with 6:15 pm supper and meetings. Officers include Grace McCullough as president Eleanor Phiel vice president Margaret Minch treasurer Roberta Moseley recording secretary Luella Franks and Genevieve Zechman corresponding secretary. Five classes follow the 7 30 pm session offering voice grooming March of Events art appreciation Putter Shop and recreation with varying fees. Local business and professional women invited. special rate for club girls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cassandra Brothers
Cleveland
Helen Berthoff
Oberlin
Grace Schulke
Community calendar items at St Johns and Elyria clubs
Local clubs list evening gatherings across St Johns area and Elyria including St Johns ’03 Club with Mrs Kipt, Ladies Catholic Benevolent Association, Rebekah Social Club, bingo at J H Howletts, B B B Club with Mrs Beattie, Saloon Club with Mrs Caywood, Daughters of Scotia whist and bunco at 8 pm, Women's Bible class, American Legion installation, Girl Scout Leaders, Elite Club, Elyria I O O F Lodge, Grace Lutheran teachers, Frank Harmon Lodge dinner honoring A J Plocher, St Agnes P T A, Knights of St John, Elizabeth Stevens Society dinner, Young People’s League at St Paul’s, Junior Order United American Mechanics, Emmanuel Lutheran Society, Knights of Pythias.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Johns
Kipt
Tenth Street
Ladies Catholic Benevolent Association
Rebekah
Louise Stearns
Princeton
H. P. Chapman
Sons of Union Veterans
J. H. Howlett
Cascade Street
Beattie
Warren Avenue
Margaret Caywood
Daughters of Scotia
2Nd Congregational
County American Legion
Lorain
Stelee
Louise Kalerim
East Avenue
Dewey Hull
Sixth Street
Clara Makiuski
Cleveland Street
Elyria
O. F. Lodge
Grace Lutheran Sunday School
Victoria Albrecht
Foster Avenue
P.m. Frank
Harmon Lodge
A. J. Plocher
St. Agnes
Emmanuel Lutheran Missionary Society
D. Lindberg
Middle Avenue
Knights of Pythias
Woodman Hall
Richard Comstock Celebrates Fourth Birthday Party
Richard Comstock celebrated his fourth birthday at home with mother Mrs. Arthur Comstock of 416 Kenyon Avenue hosting ten guests. Prizes went to Ruth Comstock Betty Adams and Carol Lang. Out of town visitors included Kenneth Lee Bartter of Toledo and Carol Lang of Berea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Comstock
Arthur Comstock
Kenyon Avenue
Ruth Comstock
Betty Adams
Carol Lang
Kenneth Lee Bartter
Toledo
Berea
Magazine outlines career of Elyria banker
A 250 word Southern Banker feature highlights Arthur B. Taylor, president of the Lorain County Savings and Trust Company and treasurer of the American Bankers Association. The extra edition spotlights his leadership and long service in the banking field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southern Banker
Bankers
Arthur B. Taylor
Loraim County Savings and Trust Company
American Bankers Association
National Con
Auxiliary To Elect At Elyria Home for the Aged Meeting
Members of the Women's Auxiliary to Elyria Home for the Aged met in Taft parlors yesterday. The group, marking its first anniversary next month, planned a bazaar and dinner for early winter and named a nominating committee including Mrs. C. A. Martin, Mrs. Roy Millspaugh, and Mrs. K. P. Meister. They sewed quilt blocks, enjoyed a refreshment course, and adjourned with the next meeting set for Monday, November first. An article notes Arthur B. Taylor of Elyria being elected treasurer of the American Bankers Association at its New Orleans convention in 1935, his long banking career, and roles in regional and state banker groups. A related notice promotes a chicken supper at Eaton Church on Oct. 6 at 5:30 with tickets 25 and 50 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Taft
C. A. Martin
Roy Millspaugh
K. P. Meister
Vention
American Bankers Association
Boston
Taylor
Association
Ohio
Arthur B. Taylor
Lorain County Savings and Trust Company
New Orleane
New London
Ohio State University
Oberlin Savings Bank
Oberlin
Bankers’ Association
Faylor
Lorain County Association
Ohio Bankers Association
Council of Administration
Bank Management Commission
ABA
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Miss Lord
Beechwood
Murbach
Myrielle Beauty Parlor
FHONE
Broad Street
A. W. Kuchenrither
Marian Kuchenrither
Marjorie Smith
Sbutternut Ridge Road
Clifford Smith
St. Mary's Parsonage
Edith Kuipper
Miss Smith
Gifta
Mesdames
Ella McMullen
Helen Ryan
Edith Knipper
Kathryn Jones
Valerie Camp
Mildred Gilgenbach
Bertha Kuchenrither
Cora Mae Eddy
Marian Jackson
Myrtle O’connor
June
Peter Horvath
Concord Avenue
George Smith
Frank Smith
Butternut Ridge Road
Miss Helen Hall
E. Y. W. League
Canton Lorain No
Lorena Handehy
Battalion
Lillian Farley
General Eberly
Department
Bernice Thompson
Alice Eberly
Blanche Boyer
Nettie Summers
Nellie Wilson
Canton
Cuyahoga
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Reinhardt
Handehy
Aoee
Vera Petty
Second Congregational Church
June Roig
Norma Woodcock
Hultz
Ruth Hollis
Constance Jenkins
Solg
Fell
Savannah
Georgia
Marcell
Falls & Lash
Lorain County Bank
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