Miss Edna Mae Oriti Weds Robert Weideman on Nineteenth Birthday
Miss Edna Mae Oriti daughter of Mrs Elizabeth Oriti of Columbus street married Robert F Weideman son of Mr and Mrs Frederick Weideman of Cleveland at St Marys church. The Rev Fr Joseph F Scharnitzsky officiated at ten in the morning with immediate family present. The bride wore an Autumn brown costume suit with wolf trim. Best man was Donald Morrissy of Cleveland. A breakfast for eighteen followed at the bride’s home 244 Columbus street. The couple will reside in Anderson Indiana where he sells hardware for George Worthington Wholesale. A spinster dinner hosted by Miss Donna McCallister and Miss Hazel Ray at 245 Columbus street preceded the wedding with several guests and a floral table centerpiece.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edna Mae Oriti
Elizabeth Oriti
Columbus Street
Robert F. Weideman
Frederick Weideman
Cleveland
Joseph F. Scharnitzsky
St. Mary's Church
Donna McCallister
Donald Morrissy
Weideman
Anderson
Indiana
George Worthington
Jeanette Schaefer
Sally Bailey
Janet Siesns
Ruth Stevens
Elizabeth Orill
Emp Young Women Hold First Meeting In Full Round Up
Em ployed Young Women's League at the YWCA hosted a Fall Round-Up supper with miniature horse decor and sombrero pin namecards. Eighty three members attended as travelogues by Katherine Schubert and Zetta Brooks highlighted St Lawrence and Western trips.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Women's League
Katherine Schubert
St Lawrence
Halifax
Nova Scotia
Zetta Brooks
Genevieve Landis
Naomi Burge
Phyllis Pearson
Dorothy Harper
Audrey Squires
Margaret Mahon
Home On the Range
Down In the Valley
Roma Bader
Hospital Admissions and Discharges List From Local Area
The record lists admissions including Mrs John Bakes of Wellington Mrs Charles Opfer of LaGrange Mrs Edward Blaser at 359 Cornell Mrs Marvin Bruce of 115 Quincy Street Mrs Floyd Kauffman at 971 Foster Avenue Kenneth Rush of LaGrange and Mrs Robert Meitzke on Griswold Road. Discharges include Baby Larry Sukey of 224 Prospect Street Mrs Ross Baker of Rocky River Mrs Robert Hand at 108 Stanford Avenue Mrs Paul Elek of 127 Parkview Court Martha Jean Schriver of Grafton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Bakes
Wellington
Charles Opfer
LaGrange
Edward Blaser
Cornell
Marvin Bruce
Quincy Street
Floyd Kauffman
Foster Avenue
Kenneth Rush
Robert Meitzke
Griswold Road
Larry Sukey
Prospect Street
Ross Baker
Rocky River
Robert Hand
Stanford Avenue
Paul Elek
Parkview Court
Martha Jean Schriver
Grafton
Elyria A A U W Branch Plans October Meeting
The Elyria Branch of the American Association of University Women will hold its first meeting of the year on October 17 at Miss Adele Brown's home. Plans include distributing year books, finalizing membership, and informing new Elyria women about eligibility. A hike and wiener roast are proposed for Saturday morning if weather permits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
American Association of University Women
Adele Brown
Cedar Street
Miss Brown
J. Clare George
King Fauver
Harold Rorick
Geraldine Smith
Bessie Downing
Girl Reserve
Jefferson Girl Reserves
Janice O’brien
Eleanor Szabo
Betty Hurd
Jean Ennes
Lois Hunter
Devotions
Philomena Baron
Jefferson Building
El Porto Bridge Club Hosts Guests at New Oberlin
El Porto Bridge Club members were guests of Mrs. Carleton Smith of New Oberlin last evening. Following bridge Mrs. W Plas won high score, Mrs. Crosby was second and Mrs. Don Fields was consoled. A tea table featured colorful asters in a white pottery bowl and a lovely dessert course prepared by the hostess. Mrs. W Plas of Tenth Street will host the group on October 18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Vargo
Blake Street
Jolly Eight Chib
Cootie
Andy Vargo
John Beresnak
Peter Yuca
el Porto
Carleton Smith
New Oberlin
W. Plas
C. Crosby
Don Fields
Tenth Street
G. G. G Club
Harsid Davies
Winckles Street
Byron Buck
East Broad Street
Glen Rich
John Castle
Harold Davies
Karl Lehmann
Myrtle Krause
Hallowe'en
Sarah Massey
Washington Avenue
Grafton
St. John's
Laura Buchholz
W. H. Kipt
Susanna Wesley
Carl Buchholz
Carlantz
Tillie Ehrke
Eighth Street
Anna Kennedy Elected President of IW C T U
Mrs Anna Kennedy was elected president at a largely attended Women s Christian Temperance Union meeting held at the home of Mrs Ada Heimbach on Fourth street A tureen luncheon preceded the business session Mrs Kennedy chosen to represent the Elyria Union as a delegate to the state convention in Toledo October 18 to 21 Other officers include Miss Helen Osborn Nadine Rice Nettie Clark Ardella Ernshaw Mrs George Weiseke and Mrs Howard Butler
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young People’s League of St
Florence Welton
Anna Kennedy
Women’s Christian Temperance Union
Ada Heimbach
Fourth Street
Helen Osborn
Nadine Rice
Nettie Clark
Ardella Ernshaw
George Weiseke
Howard Butler
Sunshine
Kennedy
Elyria Union
Toledo
D. of S. Officers Daughters of Scotia
British Empire Club
Jessie Kidd
Alex Penman
Fred Kidd
Lou Bonzo
Democratic Women Receive Invitation from Club Leader
Elyria Democratic Women’s Club receives invitation to a luncheon Saturday at 1 p.m. in Hotel Statler ballroom with Hon. Charles Sawyer as guest of honor. Preceding events include a conference of Democratic women led by Catherine Carter of Cleveland. reservations due by Thursday. Mrs. June Shibley to handle bookings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Democratic Women's Club
Beatrice Coughlin
Cuyahoga County
Hotel
Statler
Charles Sawyer
Catherine Carter
Cleveland
Thye State
June Shibley
Elyria area personals and society notes hit October events
Mr and Mrs A J Findley of Ashtabula visit Seventh street relatives then plan a future move to California. Mrs R L Mohrman returns from Florida. Elyria O E S members hosted at Lodi Chapter for Friend Night with many named attendees. Local students at Culver Military Academy include William E Foster. Several residents recover from illness and relocate. Community education and church activities are detailed, including a Republican Women’s Conference delegation and a Hallowe’en themed gathering in Grafton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J. Findley
Ashtabula
T. C. Cooley
Seventh Street
Findlay
Cooley
California
R. L. Mohrman
Florida
Columbus Street
Elyria
Lillian Refenning
Joe Brown
Koel Duckett
Hans Steger
Herbert Young
William E. Foster
Overbrook Road
Gulf Farms
Ohio
Culver Military Academy
Culver
Indiana
Culver Battery
L. H. Weeden
Oxford Avenue
Donald Crisp
Devison Avenue
Muskingum College
Frank Mauer
Eastern Heights Boulevard
Knoxville
Tennessee
Chattanooga
Helen Hol Street
Sun
Long Beach
P. C. Biddis
Charles Hall
Lakewood
East Avenue
Hall
Elyrian
Clyde Reynolds
West Street
Toledo
Reynolds
Nelle Reyroias
Cleveland
Floyd Stone
Stone
R. F. Leemhuis
American Legion Aw
Bellevue
American Legion Auxiliary
Arthur Couch
Cuimura Avenue
DuBros
Charles Friday
Neufercourt
James Rice
Clifton
New Jersey
Sopha Funk
L H. Weeden
Din Slosier
Blake Street
Jack Warden, Jr
Chestnut Street
Columbus
Columbus School of Art
Dorothy Hulse
Baldwin-Wallace College
Berea
Phi Lambda Chi Sorority
Fine Tree Tavern
Medina
Robert Meitzke
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Meitzke
Griswold Road
M. E. Perry
Mac Dramm
Mary McGranh
Oberlin
Abe
Cenfor
W. Caldplans
Lorain Licenses For Four Local Workers
Four Lorain residents receive occupational licenses including Leroy Smith a 30 year old garage man Beatrice La Flore 21 a Lorain resident Harry H Zaikowalki 26 a shipping clerk and Mary Ann Braweltki 22 from Lorain all listed with respective trades and ages in the municipal licensing records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leroy Smith
Lorain
Beatrice la Flore
Harry H. Zaikowalki
Mary Ann Braweltki
Ely P T A Meeting Hosts Upper Grade Guests
Ely P T A welcomed upper grade students to yesterday afternoon’s meeting in the school auditorium. Dr. F L Hicks opened with prayer, then committees reported plans for a Monday paper sale and a revised Roberts Rules of Order for the school. Tom Haywood captained the patrol and a Junior Fire Fighters demo followed by a safety playset.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ely
F. L. Hicks
Roberts
Elmer Diedmeh
Harvey Carnicom
Tom Haywood
Nat Keech
O A Lysagat
G.rt
Charlene Bauer
Patty Jans Davis
Gail Gullmore
Elnise Varser
St Agnes PTA Plans Card Party at Ely Ma Womens Club
St. Agnes PTA maps a four card party at Ely Ma Woman's Club on Thursday evening October 13 with Pedro bridge and five hundred, refreshments, and a room prize for grades three and four. Mrs Frank Guy chairs the committee with aides including Mrs Clyde Barr and Mrs Willard Ryan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyma Woman's Clubs
St. Agnes
Parent-Teacher Association
Pedro
Frank Guy
Clyde Barr
Willard Ryan
W. G. Worcester
al Bauer
Novak
Joy Welsh
Ed Kershaw
Limpack
Carter
P-T. A. Magazine
Lloyd
Worcester
Kolopus
Lyons
Association
P.T. A. Council
Chicren
Joseph Herold
P.T. A
St. Agnes School
Paul Archer
Neal Carter
Donald Cuusina
Delores Novak
Barr
Powers
Phillips Court
Pinkham's Compound touted to lift mood and energy
An ad copy urges readers feeling blue or sunk to try Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. It promises to strengthen physical resistance, raise spirits, and help enjoy life, claiming millions of women rely on it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia E. Pinkham
Pinkham
Calendar entries mark meetings and social events
A dense list of local club meetings and social gatherings spans churches, parent teacher groups, the Woodman hall, Home Guards, nurses alumnae, and a Jo rnal club. Notable items include Devotional at Methodist church, Bible study at Second Congregational, and a banco game event with prizes for Della Huskinson, Louise Schaefer, and Anna Cook. Ruth Shepherd to host in two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gates Parent-Teacher Association
Department of Woman's Club
J. Miller
Church of Christ
Clasque Club
Ingrid Eggers
Oberlin Road
Townsend Club No
Woodman Hall
M. FE
Elytia Memorial Hospital
St. Clair Rebekah Lodge
Methodist Church
Jesus
U. P Junior Missionary Society
United Presbyterian Church
2Nd Congregational
U. S
B. B. B. Club
Louie Schafer
Kenyon Court
H. Stokes
Keeler
Banco
Della Huskinson
Louise Schaefer
Anna Cook
Ruth Shepherd
Lena Hirth
Margaret Schaefer
Clark Street
Entertain Past Presidents of Women’s Relief Corps
Mrs Ella Savage of East River street hosted Past Presidents of the Women’s Relief Corps with help from her daughter Miss Rose Savage and Mrs Klara Schaub. The executive committee offered two contests after the business session. N Schaub won the fur prize and Mrs Huldah Powers received consolation. November first, Mrs Ela Williams of 384 Harvard avenue will entertain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ella Savage
East River Street
Rose Savage
Klara Schaub
Women’s Relief Corps
N Schaub
Huldah Powers
Ela Williams
Harvard Avenue
Helping Hand Society Meets Tomorrow at Third Street
The Helping Hand Society plans a meeting tomorrow with Mrs Martha Refen ning on Third Street. Hamilton P T A holds an evening gathering Thursday with guests Miss Elizabeth Freese and 4H Frank, father as special attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helping Hand Society
Martha Refenning
Third Street
Hamilton P.T. A
Elizabeth Freese
Frank
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Sapensseee
Dorothy Funk
Mable Little
Robert Weideman
Tri-Ke
Isabelle Brydon
Park Avenue
Jean Roth
Peggy Dunn
Virgina Easily
Jean Hodierne
Mary and
Christine Sederis
Wildercraft
Broad &1
Cassandra Brothers
Elyria A.auw
Jefferson G. R. Meeting
Entertains
el Porto Club
Brookhouser
IW. C. T.U
Elizabeth Stevens Society
Method Church
H. E. Vibber
E . Herman
W H. M. S. Society
J. L. Mathis
Elbeth Stevens Missionary Society
Northeast Ohio
R. Stranahan
Alex Garland
Jack Warden
Roy Hultz
E. E. Dettman
Warden
Luxembourg Gardens
C. M. Waggoner
South
Bennett College
Greensboro
North Carolina
Olive Hill
Kentucky
M. F. Elliott
George Boorne
Hearts
Synod
Emmanuel Lutheran Missionary Society
Arthur Hess
Hazel Rheineck
David Lindberg
George Mynchenburg
J. L. Urien
Rheineck
Canton
Joshi
San TE
Gare
Ely P T. A
Josephine Whitmore
Nou
Myron Averbook
Igii
George Ligotke
Bon Air Avenue
George
Patsy Carlson
Marjorie Knight
Norma von Duyke
Jean Mackin
Jack Mackin
Donald Gillis
Parent- Teacher Association
Plans
Cosmopolitan Club
Y W.C. A
N.S .Hearn
Lake Avenue
Kenneth West
Carl Wooden
Ea FF
Anna
Dc Sprague East Ave
Holland
CAREK
Florist
Ethel Shop
Court Street
C.H. Merthe
Elyrua
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