Katherine Murphy to Wed Harry Young in October 25
A party at 316 West Street announced the engagement of Katherine E Murphy to Harry L Young of 134 Riverside Court. The wedding is set for October 25 at St Agnes church with Rev Leo Brissel officiating. Harry is with Glen Rogers Motor Co Inc and both attended Elyria High School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katherine E. Murphy
P. J. Murphy
West Street
Harry L. Young
Jacob Young
Riverside Court
St. Agnes’ Church
Leo J. Brissel
Banco
Margaret Dietsche
Misa Dna Nickoll
Veronica Radican
Harry Young
Glen Rogers Motor Company, Inc
Elyria High School
Murphy
DeMolay Chapter to Sponsor Dance Tonight
David J Nye Chapter of DeMolay held a well attended meeting with Oberlin Chapter visitors. The chapter decided to sponsor two dances to be held in L O F Hall after a short business session with Rainbow Girls invited to attend. Candidates provided entertainment after the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DE Molay
David J. Nye
Order of DeMolay
Oberlin
LO. 0. F. Hall
Rainbow Girls
County Epworth League Plans Rally and Elects Officers
The Lorain County Epworth League met at Leonard Fowls home in Glendale for planning the county rally to be held in Wellington on October nineteenth. New officers were elected: Leonard Fowls, president. Marian Bainbridge, 1st vice president. Char lene Buell, 2nd vice president. Lawrence Lee, 3rd vice president. Russell Buck, 4th vice president. Mary Schriver, secretary. Doris Babel, treasurer. A social hour followed. guests included Zella Williams from New York and Miss Winifred Turner. Mrs. J. L. Streicher returned from Chicago after a visit to Century of Progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County
Epworth League
Leonard Fowls
Glendale Court
Wellington
Marian Bainbridge
Fields
Charlene Buell
Lorain
Lawrence Lee
New London
Russell Buck
Mary Schriver
Belden
Doris Babel
Penfield
Daughters OF Scotland
Amherst
Mary Wetton
Margaret Gailey
Mary Day
Ruth Keith
Mary Halliday
Margaret Baird
Margaret Mahon
Isabelle Jameson
Margaret Sparks
Margaret Stro
Josephine Hitsman
S. OF UT. V. Auxileary
Sons of Union Veterans
G. A
Josephine Himan
Lettie Stevick
Cora Bemis
Hattie Smith
Louise Goodman
Mary Claycomb
Jennie Lent
Nina Hitsman
Sarah Gowman
Eva Worthington
Martha Refenning
Jeanette Arnold
Charlotte Lewis
Jessie Coniam
Ning
Hitsman
Department
Adelia Lutz
Sons of Veterans
Miss Verna Gibson to marry Joe Lahiff in late October
A compliments party for Miss Verna Gibson at Miss Dorothy Hart's Howe Street home featured three bridge tables. Gibson, daughter of Mrs. C. S. Buswell, will wed Amherst’s Joe Lahiff late in October. Prizes went to Miss Minerva Seton, Miss Finnegan, and Mrs. McDonald amid yellow marigold decorations and a blue and yellow luncheon setup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Verna Gibson
Joe Lahiff
Dorothy Hart
Howe Street
Gibson
C. $. Buswell
Amherst
Bridge
Minerva Seton
Mary Flnnegan
Robert McDonald Wan
Miss Gibson
Hospital Notes Admissions List From City Ward
Admissions include Mrs Ray Flows at 20 W 6th street and Mrs Rob ert Jackson at 1330 East avenue. Also Mrs John Sigsworth at 6D No 1. Discharges list Mrs Adolph Gill at T84 West River street and Richard Haight in Medina. Others include Mrs Charles Hines at 623 Ohio street and Mrs Joseph Diedrich with baby boy at 123 Riverdale courts. Rich ard Schroeder at 248 2-2) Firth street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Flowsorg
6Th Street
Robert Jackson
East Avenue
John Sigsworth
Adolph Gillmetto
West River Street
Richard Haight
Medina
Charles Hines
Ohio Street
Joseph Diedrich
Riverdale Courts
Richard Schroeder
Firth Street
Zonta Class Meeting and Local PTA Notes
The report covers multiple local group activities. Zonta and Edison PTA gatherings featured honors for a bride, recipe exchanges, and plans for Halloween events. Hamilton PTA discussed Junior Red Cross, a milk fund donation, and a November meeting. Wimpy Club hosted games and a future Halloween trip to Amherst. Additional society notes include M E Circle luncheon, sewing circles, and veteran group activities with officer elections and upcoming conventions.
Community events and club meetings listed for tonight
Tonight social and church events include Royal Neighbors and Y W C A memberships, Epworth League gathering for Oberlin Lorain and La Grange Leagues at 7 30, Holy Cross P T A, Eastern Star, Fishermen's Club, and United Presbyterian communion prep at 7 30. Dr E S Marshall preaches, British Empire Club opens with a Whist Drive and dance at 7 30. Missionary Society reviews Christian Missions In America with plans to Cleveland rally October 24 and sending charity barrels. Auxiliary to Sons of Union Veterans elects Josephine Hitsman president and outlines next meetings and conventions. Miss Myrtle Rhodes returns home after visit. guests with Mrs Rhodes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royal Neighbors
Epworth
Oberlin
Lorain
la Grange
New Deal
Methodist Church
Holy Cross P. T. A
Wright
Missionary Society of United Presbyterian Church
Old Peoples
Pittsburgh
School For Children
Frenchburg
Kentucky
We Have Not Discontinued Our $5.50 Permanent Wave
An old classified style line advertises a $5.50 permanent wave offer at Allen and Bernard located in the Century Block. It asks readers if they may serve you, suggesting a salon message from a historic print page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen & Bernard
Century Block
Permanent waving offered at home by Eugene and Gabrileen
Home based beauty service advertises permanent waving at one dollar and a deluxe wave at two dollars. Appointment line lists Mrs. Kauffman and phone number 39572 with address 398 Woodland Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene and Gabrileen
Entertain at Miscellany Shower for Bride Elect
Mrs Ralph Haln Mrs Chris Oliver and Mrs Maurice Kearnes hosted a late afternoon party at Mire Kevartngy's home on East avenue in compliment to Miss Gladya Krugel Ming Keitzel the bride elect of Theodore Ruth the marriage set for October 18 Bridge provided entertainment with high honors to Miss Loretty Smith and Mrs Charles Guth while Miss Ethel Morr received consolation Flowers followed a yellow theme The Lucky Links club begins eleventh year with 12 members meeting Thursdays New member voted in during yesterday’s session Mrs Nell Brand to host next week at Furnace Street
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zonta
Congercaational
Harriet Luther
Lake Avenue
William Jenne
Wilma Jacobs
Ida Denefield
Art Briden
Mildred Neufer
Barbara Sparks
Ralph Haln
Chris Oliver
Maurice Kearnes
Mire
Kevartngy
East Avenue
Compl
Mise
Gladya Krugel
Ming Keitzel
Theodore Ruth
Bridge
Yoverttty
Loretty Smith
Charles Guth
Ethel Morr
Lucky Links Club
Lucky Lings Club
Neth Sheahan
East Broad Street
Katherine Krugman
Florence Duncan
Katherine Corrao
Nellie Brand
Furnace Street
Cosmopolitan Club Meets With President
The October meeting of the Cosmopolitan Club was hosted by Mrs. Henry Beam at her home. Speakers included Robert Hughes on decorators ideas for window treatment and Gordon on home illumination. New members Mrs. S. D. Nielsen and Mrs. Earl Fanver joined, with a Halloween masquerade planned at the YWCA gym. A daughter arrived for Mr. and Mrs. Robert Jackson on October 5 and a son for Mr. and Mrs. John Sigsworth on October 6 at Elyria Memorial Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cosmopolitan Club
Henry Beam
Virgil Jasper
Hallowe'en
J. Birkbeck
Curtis Spence
Robert Hughes
Gordon
5. D. Nielsen
Earl Fanver
Robert Jackson
East Avenue
Elyria Memorial Hospital
John Sigsworth
Elyria
Ninety Five Club Opens Biography Theme Study
Mrs W H B Underwood opened the Ninety Five Club program by reading a paper Let’s Read Biographies, based on her research. Mrs G F Basinger followed with a romance tinged biography and read My Life with Macartinek from Georgette LeBlanc Souvenirs. The club year centers on Aspects of Biography with selected short stories. Hostess Mrs Charles Tucker gave a one o’clock luncheon on East Avenue. Guest Miss Zella Williams of New York City, a former member, attended. Mrs S W Henson will entertain the club on Thursday October nineteenth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. HB. Underwood
F. Basinger
Mactertinek
Georgette LeBlanc
Charles Tucker
East Avenue
Zella Williams
New York City
Ninety-Five Club
5. W. Henson
Harrison Street
Also Mentioned on This Page
Bittner
Dimke’s Hall
Grafton
Shafer
County Epworth
League
Cleveland
Winifred Turner
Columbus Street
J. L. Streicher
East Bridge Street
Chicago
Oxford
Vestal
Mes
Edison Parent Teacher Association
Scott Lingenfelter
Ohio
Parent- Teacher
Warren Wright
Helen Seville
Albert Vietzen
Walter Botamery
Paul Palnasty
Beckwith
George Sayers
Squire
Brillhart
H. Butler
Hamilton P. T. A
R. N. Fox
Hamilton
Parent- Teacher Association
Rex Lyndon
Red Cross
Glen Baxter
Neubiser
Howard Butler
Thelma Helfrich
Thelma, Helfrich
Beverly Court
Frances Lemon
Norma Schultz
Fred Braunlow
Helfrich
Ruth Huffman
M. E
First Methodist Church
Eric Chapman
Virgil Waite
Gladys McCullough
O. E. Townsend
R. E. McDonald
B. I. Ohlemacher
Harvard Avenue
FLW
Aueleary
South Amherst
Veterans of Foreign War Auxiliary
Woodworth
Ronk
United Spanish War Veterans
C. Hall
Melvin T. Brown
John H. Pope
Virginia Southam
Rank
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Joseph Metzler
East Cleveland
D. C. Kothe
C. C. Locke
Democrat
Woman's
Elyria Democrat Women’s Club
County Democrat
LaGrange
Katherine Reinhardt
Dona Schibley
Grace Underhill
F. J. Kelling
Katherine Unger
Second Congregational Church
Bemis
Emma Scheuneman
G. A. Reeder
Lakewood
Winlion Avenue
Blue Bird
Myrtle Rhodes
Painesville
R. L. Rhodes
Beebecourt
Harvey Reisinger
East River Street
Mrs. Rhodes
Miss Rhodes
Caroline Marsh
Brookton
New York
California
5. I. Bowen
West Avenue
Marcel
Elyria Savings and Trust
Juliette Endley
Ralph Speckman
Ruth Haag
Chiago Qmorrow
H. C. Wilcox
Lake Avalon
Michigan
Juanita Clark
MAX
Wildercraft
Miss D. Wilder
Broad St
Muss
Magion
St.elyria
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