Dinner Bridge Honors Mrs Henry Alexander at Elyria CC
A dinner bridge at Elyria Country Club was hosted by Western Automatic Machine Screw company office girls to honor Mrs Henry Alexander. Guests included Miss Marie McMahon and Miss Arletta Crawford. Kathleen Bayley won first prize with Mary Ruth Locke second. gifts were showered on the honoree.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria Country Club
Henry Alexander
Pearl Pankoff
Western Automatic Machine Screw Company
Sae
Raant Daubatt
Kathleen Baytey
Mary Ruth Locke
Eleanor Mc Untes
Alexander
Marie McMahon
Cleveland
Arletta Crawford
June Barr
Helen Barrington
Ted Rafferty
Ellen Porter
Connie Bruce
Esther Johnson
Vivian Peabody
Jo Koh
Eleanor Ericsson
Kathleen Bayley
Grace Theis
Elizabeth Hunter
Mildred Buol
Louie Lawson
Jeanette Shrubsole
Eileen Carek
Hilda Hindelmann
Ellen McKenzie
Mary Bayley
Alice Gates
Mary Neuman
Former Elyria Girl Chooses Home Town For Wedding Next Month
Announcement from Elyria notes the forthcoming marriage of Kathryn Jones a former Elyria girl and Arvie Cowie of Toledo. They will wed at First Methodist Episcopal church on Tuesday November sixteenth at one o clock with open church observation. Kathryn is daughter of Mrs. Zora Jones Philips and the late James J. Jones. Arvie Cowie is son of Mr. and Mrs. Steve Cowie recently of Kipton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kathryn Jones
Elyria Gir
Arvie Cowie
Toledo
Elyrian
Miss Jones
Cowie
E. J. Bond
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Zora Jones Philips
Cleveland
James J. Jones
Steve Cowie
Kipton
Wedding Date Announced By Hi C Hi and Sempre Fedem Clubs
Members at Dorothy Thorl as home on Samuel St reported an approaching marriage for Miss Thorla to Donald Englebry of Vermilion set for November sixth. Bunco prizes went to Mrs. Barra Raynor and Sabo. Decor featured white and red with red heart puzzles. Miss Thorla, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. O C Thorla, works at S S Kresger Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hi-C-Hi
Sempre Fedem
Dorothy Thorlas
Samuel St
Donald Englebry
F. J. Englebry
Vermilion
Bunco
Mary Barra
Isabel Raynor
Mary Sabo
Miss Thorla
O. C. Thorla
S. S. Kresger Co
Local ladies attend group meetings coast to coast
Mrs. Fred Sheldon, Mrs. Fritz Rudin and other district officers of the Methodist Women's Home Missionary Society travel between Pittsfield Wadsworth Clyde today and tomorrow. Various social visits, a hospital birth, and a costume prize highlighted a busy round of events among Elyria residents including Miss Marguerite Merthe and Mrs Margie Rushin Johnston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Sheldon
Fritz Rudin
Merritt Powell
Oscar Dunn
Methodist Women’s Home Missionary Society
Pittsfield
Wadsworth
Clyde
Ohio
Ralph Wood
Eighth Street
Wood
H. Walter Wood
Wheeling
West Virginia
Ethel Lumley
Rootstown
T. F. Seller
Warvard Avenue
Herbert Mason
Bellefield Avenue
Veto
Elyria Memorial Hortel
Calendar events and society notices in Lorain area church and club groups
A crowded social and religious calendar lists prayer services and Bible studies at United Presbyterian and Second Congregational churches, meetings of P T A groups, church choirs and supper events, travel picture shows by Carl Schmitkens, and various club activities. Details include receptions for new members, installation of officers, lectures on education, and upcoming Hallo ween party plans with hostesses named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philemon
United Presbyterian Church
P.T. A
George Bowman
Lakewood
Grace Lutheran Church
Lorain County Lutheran Chorus
St. John’s School
Gias
Second Congregational Church
Brotherhood of St. Paul's Church
Carl Schmitkens
Cora May Walton
First Congregational Church
Woman's Club
Harvey
Cheney
Dames of Malta
Mildred Page
Middle Avenue
Orne Sempre Club
Peter Grasso
Lorain
Hon Nut Club
Ben Golecen
Timid
Marshall
A. ML
Pilsrim Church
Mrs. Kershaw Re-elected To Head Auxiliary To Knights of St. John
Mrs Minnona Kershaw was re elected president of the Ladies Auxiliary Knights of St John at the Elyria Woman's Club meeting. Other officers include Fr James Daley spiritual advisor and Mrs Katherine Krugman past president. Delegates named for Philadelphia convention. officer installs planned November 9. Members also set future meetings at the K of C hall and planned a card party for October 26.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnona Kershaw
Knights of St. John
Elyria Woman's Club
James Daley
Katherine Krugman
Elizabeth Galloway
Gertrude Henry
Josephine Kiser
Rita Carlin
Catherine Ryan
Marian Welsh
Marie Boyd
Rose Myers
William Ready
Sullivan
Edward Kershaw
Philadelphia
Carrie Kritze
Ridgeville
Mary Buechler
Martin’s
Lat-a-Lot Club Hosts Progressive Dinner Evening
Lat-a-Lot Club members held a progressive dinner with courses at Emma Emody, Mrs Wottring, and Helen Smith homes, followed by bingo at Jayne Balas. Prizes went to Helen Smith, Mary Abigrim, Wanda Munz, Anita Meinke, and Damyrious Farey, with Wanda Munz taking the special prize. Luncheon at host RSs, then prochaine gathering October 25 at Magdalene Wottrings West avenue location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma Emody
West River Street
Wanda Munz
Damyrious Fazer
Anita Meinke
Magdalene Wottring
Centennial plans discussed by North Side Guild at hostess home
Mrs H R Kunkle chaired North Side Guild of St Andrew's Episcopal church as they planned the centennial banquet for November first and a Sunday evening feature. Representatives include Mrs S S Rockwood Miss Louise Baker and Mrs S W Henson. The guild renewed a St Nicholas magazine subscription for an orphanage in the South and reported a one hundred dollar quota raised. A second luncheon at Second Congregational marked birthdays and a follow up meeting was set for November ninth with Mrs John Hecock arranging.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. R. Kunhble
North Side Guild
St. Andrew's Episcopal Church
Park Avenue
S. S. Rockwood
Louise Baker
S. W. Henson
Kunkle
St. Nicholas Magazine
Second Congregational Church
Division C
Mirs. Guisinger
John Hecock
Community Club and Church Groups Meet Weekly
Local groups convened with the Meetings Cues and Lines Club gathering at Mrs. Bauer's home for its first meeting of the year. Bible class, Mary Martha circle, and various society events followed, featuring new president Pearl Reynolds and speakers like Mrs. Virgil Moneysmith on missionary work in Africa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cues and Lines Club
P. M
Pearl Reynolds
Ralph Bartholomew
Mystery Sisters
J. G. McElfresh
Women's Missionary Society
First Baptist Church
Helen Sherman
Grace and
Truth
C. C. Kieffer
Oriental Mission Society
China
Delores Finley
Virgil Moneysmith
Mr. Moneysmith
French Equatorial Africa
Club G G G Hosts Bridge and 500 Night at Olive Street
Members of the G G G Club, hosted by Mrs. Mary Warner on Olive Street, played bridge and 500 with Myrtle Krause and Mrs. Byron Buck earning top and low bridge scores and Mrs. Karl Lehmann, Mrs. Kathryn Taliano winning 500 Tom prizes. Miss Babe Bennett received the special award. A two course luncheon accompanied the Hallo we en table decor. Former members joined the new member Miss Myrtle Krause. On October 26, Mrs. Buck will entertain at her Broad Street home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. G. G. Club
Mary Warner
Olive Street
Myrtle Krause
Byron Buck
Karl Lehmann
Kathryn Taliano
Babe Bennett
Mrs. Buck
Broad Street
Deep South Observed At E Y W League Meeting
Frank Wilford spoke to the Employed Young Women's League at the Y.W.C.A. about his trip through Alabama Mississippi and Louisiana. He described Creole New Orleans social notes and Huey Long progressiveness, plus Jungle Island and tropical sights. Sylvia Chervenka and Garnet Wilson were elected reporters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Wilford
Young Women’s League
Y. W. CG. A. Dant
Deep South
Alabama
Mississippi
Louisiana
New Orleans
Huey Long
Wilford
Sylvia Chervenka
Garnet Wilson
Ctris
Two Birthdays Honored At Surprise Party
A surprise party honored Mrs. Eugene Duffy and Herman Peabody on their birthdays. Games of skill entertained guests while Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Dutty won. Gifts were given to the honorees and a birthday cake was served with luncheon to a list of attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene Duffy
Herman Peabody
West River Street
Eugene Dutty
Dutty
Mr. Peabody
Clara Wendt
Katherine Xoonan
Josephine Paonessa
Fidelity class elects officers at Methodist church meeting
The Fidelity class met at the First Methodist church parlor last evening to elect officers. Josephine Whitmore was named president, Dorothy Melton vice president, and Hazel Ray secretary treasurer. Prizes went to Hazel Ray and Josephine Whitmore for games. After a refreshment course the class adjourned to a November meeting. Attendees included Josephine Whitmore Dorothy Melton Josephine Bailey Louise Hendricks Betty Vetter Hazel Ray and teacher Miss Victorine Sears.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fidelity
First Methodist Church
Josephine Whitmore
Dorothy Melton
Hazel Ray
Josephine Bailey
Louise Hendricks
Betty Vetter
Victorine Sears
Panel Discussion on Media Effects at Missionary Society
Mrs. Henry Townsend chaired a well attended meeting of the Women's Home Missionary Society at First Methodist church. A panel led by Mrs. E. E. Dettman Mrs. George Haines and Mrs. William Sudre discussed how movies radios and alcohol affect children. Mrs Townsend described the mission poster. Mrs Minnie Brown announced devotional readings from St Paul. Mrs Henry Beamen performed two local solos.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Townsend
Women’s Home Missionary Society
First Methodist Church
E. E. Dettman
George Haines
William Sudre
Mission
Townsend
Minnie Brown
St. Paul
Henry Beam
Officers Elected at Sigloe Club Meeting in Baat
The Sigloe club met at Louise Kalerim’s home in Baat. Officers for the fall term were Charlotte Moore president, Betty Ryan vice president, Ruth Kelling secretary, Genevieve Garis treasurer, Mario Barnes and Rosemary Cluley reelected as officers. Dorothy Stranahan named new secretary to fill a vacancy. A lighting talk by Mrs. Kenneth Brown and slides by O P S Co. members followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sigloe
Louise Kalerim
Baat
Betty MacDowell
Cascade Street
First Methodist Church
Kenneth Brown
Middle Ridge
Cary Wood
A. H. Stevenson
Dorothy Stranahan
Paul Strobel
Halloween Party Plans Circulate Among Sorority Members
Party plans emerge from a meeting at 490 Keny on Avenue where Sorority members map a Halloween event in two weeks at 338 Tenth Street hosted by Jeanette Sibey. A planning committee includes Sibey, Stolz, Schaefer, and Ross. prizes awarded in a Rob Casino diversion with Ross winning first. A Public Affairs note lists YWCA meeting Thursday at 2:30 with Mrs. Howenstine. Dani Todd will discuss aid to dependent children and federal programs. The Youth Acts debate follows, plus a note on Chinese usage of si. A PTA rummage sale by Allen PTA is announced for Oct 15-16 at Manhattan Laundry West Ave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lotary Sorority
Jane McGuire
Kenyon Avenue
Hallowe’en
Jeanette Sibey
Tenth Street
Anne Stolz
Betty Schaefer
Agnes Ross
Rob
Eleanor Rhodes
E. J. Howenstine
Dani Todd
Bureau of Assistance
Allen P.T.A
Manhattan Laundry
West Ave
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Society
Dorothy Fauk
Mable Little
Elyria
Marjorie Smith
Butternut Ridge Road
Clifford Smith
St. Mary’s Parsonage
Roy Carver
Chestnut Ridge
Alice Nash
Max Kuchenrither
Everett Sandrock
Miss Smith
George Smith
Marjorie
June
Arthur Kuchenrither
Marian
Walter Nevins
Lois
Clarence Brush
Dorothy
Doris
Clariasa
Carl Wright
Newton Kirk
Winifred Nash
George Ponting
George Lang
Pamela Symons
Miss Easly
Virginia Easly
Tri- Ko Club
Jeanne Hodierne
Colonial Apartments
Kate Roth
Jenny Morris Paramore
Kate
Kate’s Beauty Shop
Clark St
Club
Gertrude Feron
Gladys Knapp
FL W. Woolworth
Sadie Vie Wurts
Twilla Wilkinson
Maxine Miseta
Dorothy Murbach
Lmon Veterons
Minne Chapman
Plaza Apartments
Medina
Florence Holcomb
Wis
Lyla Squires
Columb Tus Dar
Dyne
East Ave
East Avenue
Studebaker Paints
George Bent
Providence
Rhode Island
Leo F. Nock
Denison Avenue
P. N. Miller
Stanford Avenue
Shiloh
Rose Wilson
Wiaughter
Ali
Victor Stiver
Longfellow Street
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Nellie E. Higgins
Ninth
Marguerite Merther
Paul Johnston
Margie Rushin
Theodore Manns
Harold Fisher
Merthe
Johnston
Kushin
Mansfield
Walter McMuhen
Peter Gyasa
Stella Dallas
Elyria Sav. & Trust
E. D. Stewart
North Olive Street
Fred Davies
United Presbyterian Mothers Auxiliary
C. ‘L. Bristol
BE. W. Wright
Plan Hallowe'en Party
HalloWe'en
Eagles Audiiory
Eagles Hall
Ann Bich
Margaret Miller Wean
Emma Warmien
Nellie Burton
Teneza Club
Josephine Zlatkowski
Henrietta Wizorek
Bellfield Avenue
West Bridge St
West Avenue
Tioga
Johnson Gift
ENIT
East Second St
Mary-Martha
H. E. Wibber
Princeton Avenue
H. W. Wood
Mary Bruegger
Lucile Hull
Earl Bell
Emelia Battenhouse
Kathryn Fillo
Mabel Hendricks
Mabel Sutcliffe
Lorence Wurster
Esther Ruth
Marian Meinke
Bartholomew
Wibber
Grace Brown
Ida Sherman
Helen Hubbard
Claire Wendell
Minnie Church
E.Y.W
Vicki Vatronal
Ndy
Ruth
Marcel
Sue
Lake Ave
First Church of Christ, Scientist
Elyria, Ohio
God
Richard J. Davis
C. S
Chicago
Ill
Mother Church
Boston
Mass
Elyria High School
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