Society Dinner Party Reveals Miss Helen Chervenka’s Engagement
At the Chervenka home in Lincoln court Mr and Mrs Louis Chervenka announced the engagement of their daughter Helen to Howard Stein son of Mr and Mrs Jacob Stein of Warren Ohio. The Erie wedding occurred August 24 1935 with Rev Conner officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chervenka
Lincoln Court
Louis Chervenka
Helen
Howard Stein
Jacob Stein
Warren
Ohio
Erie
Pennsylvania
Her. Conner
First Presbyterian
Alice Terry
Mrs. Stein
Mr. Stein
Steel End Tubes, Inc
Kiser Leland Wedding Set For November Sixth
Mr and Mrs C 3 Kiser announce the marriage of their daughter Margaret L Kiser to Leo W Leland of Cleveland. The ceremony will be Wednesday November sixth at ten at St Marys church. The notice includes a brief program discussion from a drama department meeting and remarks by Miss Marbach and Miss Murback.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kiser-Leland
Lorain County Endeavor Groups Meet at Second Congregational
County c c Rally Lorain County Christian Endeavor Societies met last evening at Second Congregational church. Rev Grub opened the meeting and Glenn Massman of Dayton spoke on the 1335 convention and a method to raise funds for societies. After talks, groups gathered in the recreation room for games and refreshments. Important dates include October 24 1975 for the county convention at Lorain Hungarian Reformed Church and November 4 when Massman speaks at United Presbyterian church Lorain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County
Christian Endeavor Societies
Second Congregational Church
Grub
United Brethren Church
Lorain
Glenn Massman
Dayton
United Presbyterian Church
Draw For Sisters E L F Crab Meathers Delight Evening
Members of the club gathered at Mrs Eston Dague's home on Winches et iest sing for an informal sewing session. A dessert cart and silver harvest tea were arranged, with Halloween themed centerpieces. Mrs Paul Mortimer will host the group October 28 at her home on Ger ford avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. L. F. Crab Meathers
Eston Dague
Winches Et Iest
Paul Mortimer Will
Gerford Avenue
Girl Scout Council Plans Elysia Troop Activities
Plans for Girl Scout council formation in Elysia discussed at Mrs. Arthur Hess home. Roger Rodgers 소개 Troop No. 1 welcomed. A Halloween party at Second Congregational Church and a fall relief skating party at Rainbow Gardens were planned with transportation arranged by troop committees. A leadership class in Michigan noted for October 28 to 34.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anl
Elysia
Hsld
Arthur Hess
Broad Street Yesterdairs
Roger Rodgers
Tain
Borlan Heutenant
Cerl Hobart
BH. W. Pord
Rainbow Gardens
Second Congregational Church
Seckis
Admiral Bridge
Cleveland
Air Senat
Kert Shrrock
Chamber of Comm
Giri Sco Ai
Woman's Club
Handiraft
Makhere Wall
Michevan
Three Resignations and One Election on YW Board
The Board of Directors of the YWCA accepted the resignations of Amy H. Stark Mrs Oct Greens and Mrs Robert Crehore and elected one new member at their meeting yesterday afternoon. The board scheduled a Tuesday November meeting to address volunteer arrangements and announced committees led by Mrs E Crisp Mrs Rodner Rockwood and Mrs Q Or. A forthcoming tea for new leadership was planned as part of member responsibilities. Reports from a Forest Beach Michigan conference were reviewed, featuring Leona Callahan and Sylvia Chervenka.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.C. A
Am H. Stark
Oct Greens
Robert Crehore
Mers
Crisp
Rodner Rockwood
Q. Or
Roser
Howenstine
Forest Beach
Michigan
Leona Callahan
Sylvia Chervenka
Leas
Sole
Cib
Garden Club hosts discuss planting and shade trees
Mr and Mrs Arthur L Patrick of Columbus hosted Garden Club last evening. Discussion covered landscape topics, planting trees, seedbearing shrubs, and preferred species for shade and highway planting. The group noted insects and pests as garden threats and planned future meetings and topics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur L. Patrick
Columbus
Garden Club
Donata Grer
Cha Manser
Peps
Garhas
Aosen
Grand Lodge Session Attendees from King Solomon's Lodge
Members M. L Reynolds Earl J Fauver and George W Decker were invited to attend the Grand Lodge session in Akron this Wednesday and Thursday. King Solomon's Lodge conferred the Fellowcraft Degree on one candidate last night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Lodge
King Solomon's
Lodee F
A. M
Akron
M. L Reynolds
Earl J. Fauver
George W. Decker
King Solomon's Lodge
Chicken Dinner at Grafton M E Church on Oct 17
A chicken dinner fundraiser hosted by Grafton M E Church is set for Thursday October 17 at 3:30 p m with meals priced 25 to 40 cents. Proceeds support church activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grafton M. E. Jhureh
Local Church Participates In Peace Plebiscite
Members of the First Congregational Church Council discussed a national Peace Plebiscite to gauge public opinion on war and peace. The forum, announced for Sunday evening October 27 at seven, will ask about U.S. involvement in armed conflict, military conscription, and government control of industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Congregational Church Council
Potl
Obertin
Council For Levist
Arius
United States
Terr
Consa
Seaport
Indusa
Comgregactionsi
Eeven
Calendar of Society Meetings at Various Churches and Clubs
Calendar notes a series of church and club activities including the Young People's Society of 3S at Paul’s church, the Young Women’s League, Truth Seekers of the Presbyterian church with Mrs. Swanestit, and a Turcen da log program at the Men’s Brotherhood of the Congregational church. Other gatherings include the We Si Club with Mrs. Leroy Fridenstine, Grange Road. Ura Ultra class. Republican Women’s club at 7:49. Elyria Chapter II Women of Moose meeting at Onse Hall. Daughters of Seastia at Wurst Hall. Y-Indus Club. Elyria Lodge No. 153 O. F.. and various meetings noted with Mrs. Stanford and Mrs. Walter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pcople
Wurst Hall
Y-Indus Club
Elyria Lodge
Oo. O. F
Ethoenh
Stanford
Walter B
Plan Hallowe'en Party and Rainbow Assembly Meeting
Treta Beta Tau Sorority met at Ruth Fulger's home on West Broad Street to plan a Halloween party and held a divisive bridge contest with prizes to Helen Monroe and Edith Macsay while Alberta Ehlert was consoled. The group adjourned after lunch to Alberta Ehlert’s home on Longford Avenue. Rainbow Assembly No 13, Order of Rainbow for women, met in the F T O O F Hall to finalize plans for a play on October 23 and 24 with Dorothy Harper heading the ticket committee. next meeting is October 28.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary
Georg
Mugwumps
Harison Street
Louise Baumbhatt
Tez Seward
Robert Westal, Jr
F & Higgie
Miss Marian
Cleveland
Kenneth Deerwest
Toledo
Cart Er
Howard Oblemacker
de Avenue
Frank Higsie
Posrtess
Treta Beta Tau
Ruth Fulger
West Broad Street
Helen Monroe
Edith Macsay
Alberta Ehlert
Longford Avenue
Rainbow Assembly
Elstia Assembly No
Order of Rainbow
Dorothy Harper
Girl Scouts
Second Congregational Church
Mongar
Helen Slusher
Local Personal Updates and Community Notices
Miss Margaret Anthony returns from Elkins West Virginia after attending the Mountain State Forest Festival. Multiple society items note delegates, visits, and illnesses, with aunties and cousins visiting in Elkins and Shelby Ohio. A birth is announced in Elyria Memorial Hospital and Girl Scouts plan a parade of activities including Admiral Bird’s Cleveland talk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Anthony
Jefferson Street
Elkins
West Virginia
Strongseile W. BR. C
Chronicle Telegras
Claire Wendell
Iocal Corps
Linnie Helly
Richard Alen
Florence Terry
Focal Corps
T. F. Sellers
DS. Scott
R. P. Kirkpatrick
G. A. Brown
Bible School Workers
United Presbyterian Church
Brooklyn
United Presbyterian Bible School Workers
W. E. Stevenson
Jimmie Carek
Teo
Shamokin
Pennsylvac
Cabinet To Meet At Eight Tonight For Senior Club Show
The Senior Friendship Club Cabinet gathers at adviser Roy Cimer’s home to plan the Sirle Show, a feature of the regular Wednesday meeting. Clothes from city dress shops will be modeled by club members, with the session starting at seven in the W. W. Jt gym as the year begins and future meeting plans discussed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Friendship Club
Sirs
Roy Ciimer
7 Friendship Club
Ciib
Self Control Centre Studied by Child Culture Circle
Members of the Child Culture Circle of the Child Conservation League studied Self Control at Mrs. Joe Gucky’s home at 1271 East Avenue Monday. Mrs. D Sotherden read How Best to Overcome Fear and Mrs K P Scott linked it to temper versus reasonable anger. Roll call featured articles on child welfare. Refreshments followed hosted by the day’s hostess Mrs J McLaughlin who invited the Circle to her home at 111 Middle Avenue Monday November itib.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Child Culture Circle
Child Conservation League
Joe Gucky
East Avenue
D. Sotherden
K. P. Scott
J. McLaughlin
Middle Avenue
Playmakers Plan Friday Theatre Party at Cleveland Playhouse
After rehearsal the Playmakers enjoyed a supper and a chop suey supper. Medge Murbach led the Monday diction lesson and more plans were made for the Friday party at the Rialto with 33 members signed up. The property committee promised all props for dress rehearsal at Rialto tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ler
Medge Murbach
Cleveland Playhouse
Rialto
Tenth Birthday Party Hosted by Rice Family
Ten bright youngsters gathered at Gr and Mrs E L Rice s Seventh street home yesterday to celebrate Robert Paty s tenth birthday. They played games and contests and enjoyed a football outside before retreating to the dining room for ice cream and birthday cake with ten candles. Guests included Jimmie Hartbur Dickyut Billy Hines Junior and Dick Gueker Arthur and Archie Hall Russell Fees Howard Berton and the host.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. L. Rice
Seventh Strear
Robert Paty
Jimmie Hartbur
Dickyut
Billy Hines
Junior
Dick Gueker
Arthur
Archie Hall
Russell Fees
Howard Berton
Friends Dine and Dance at Charistie Chase Party
A Friday evening gathering at Charistie Chase’s home in Lakewood featured dancing and entertainment. Guests included White iWearseh, Jack Hanson, Scotty Graham, Wy James, Jurie Fashenbach, Bill Corcoran, Black Wearsch, Eugene Bounds, Mike Weber, Betty Ryan, Rosemary Ctuley, Ray Stustz, Louis, Betty MacDowell, nae, Be Moeble, and the hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charistie Chase
iWearseh
Jack Hanson
Scotty Graham
Wy James
Jurie
Fashenbach
Bill Corcoran
Black Wearsch
Eugene Bounds
Mike Weber
Lakewood
Betty Ryan
Rosemary Ctuley
Ray Stustz
Louis
Betty MacDowell
Nae
Be Moeble
Epworth Leagues of Lorain County Rally at Methodist Church
Lorain County Epworth Leagues plan a county rally at the Gton Methodist Church Tuesday evening October 17 at 7 39. The County Cabinet leads with President Leonard Fowls assisting. Epworth Leaguers are urged to attend plus two special invitations to pastors. A nominating committee meets at 9 o clock sharp to elect county officers for the coming year. All committee members are urged to be present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epworth
Lorain County
Gton Methodis
Leonard Fowls
Sorority Bridge Event At Miss Dyer Home
Tau Kappa Beta sorority held a bridge evening at Miss Rosetta Dyer's East Avenue home. Two tables competed with awards going to Miss Harriet Somers and Miss Beverly Peterman. Desserts featured Harlowe decorations. In two weeks Dorothy Rober will host at Denison Avenue.
Miss Struble Hostess for MW Suidiers Club Meeting
Members of the MW Suidiers club spent the evening sewing in honor of Miss Naomi Struble. A late hour luncheon was served in the dining room with pink table settings, and several members attended. The regular meeting is set for October 21 at Ruth MacDowell's Cascade home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MW Suidiers Club
Naomi Struble
Ising Room
Ruth MacDowell
Cascade
Meetings and club gatherings postponed and rescheduled
The meeting of Past Noble Grands of Rebekah Lodge No. is postponed to October 23 at Bruns With edia Social club will host a dinner at Mrs. Thorley’s Nichols county home. The City Club convenes at 7:36 p m at the M C A to discuss the club constitution.
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Rebekah Lodge
Iticz No
Bruns- Withedia
Rebekah Lodge Members Attend Funeral of Sister Cora Bemis
Members of St. Clair Rebekah Lodge meet at 2:45 p m Wednesday at the second Congregational church to attend Sister Cora Bemis funeral those driving to Oberlin should call Grace Heidrich
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Clair Rebekah Lodge
2Nd Congregational Church
Cora Bemis
Oberlin
Grace Heidrich
Hospital Admissions and Discharges List
Hospital admissions include Mrs. Andrew Paragy at 4 W River Street Elizabeth Geist Kipton Jeanette Kelling Avon Lake Mrs. George Towne 3069 Erie Street Henry Miew Grafton John P Broons 341 Third Street Mrs. George Chismar 216 George Street. Discharges: Mrs. Joseph Chicmatia Grafton Peter Bodnar La Grange Sidney Wynn Oberlin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew Paragy
W. River Street
Elizabeth Geist
Kipton
Jeanette Kelling
Avon Lake
George Towne
Erie Street
Henry Miew
Grafton
John P. Broons
Third Street
George Chismar
George Street
Joseph Chicmatia
Peter Bodnar
la Grange
Sidney Wynn
Oberifn
Halloween Event At Second Congregational Church
Mrs Florence Bruebler hosted the Young Women's Division of Second Congregational church on Halloween night with help from Mrs Bessie Hurd and Mrs Titlie Mc Callister. Guests wore Halloween costumes and Mrs Mildred Bittner won the special prize. Bingo was played before refreshments. On Monday evening November eleventh Mrs Dorothy Stanford will host.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hallowe'en
Florence Bruebler
Lake Avenue
Bessie Hurd
Titlie McCallister
Second Congregational Church
Mildred Bittner
Bingo
Dorothy Stanford
Entertain Sorority Hosts Evening With Bridge Prizes
Sorority members gathered at Miss Ruth Ganter's Parkview Court home for a bridge night with prizes awarded to Sarah Hall and Payits Fearher. A highlight was a miscellaneous shower honoring Mrs. Claira Holts, formerly Margaret Haueisex. Refreshments followed. The group plans to meet in November with Mrs. Serah Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Ganter
Parkvew Court
Sarah Hall Ffir
Payits Fearher
Stone Serord
Claira Holts
Margere
Haueisex
Serah Hail
Murrar Ridge
Time Change for Psychology Class at YMCA Parlor
The Psychology Class at the YMCA has moved its meeting from Thursday 9:30 AM to Wednesday 9:30 AM in the YMCA parlor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. C A
Plan Card Party A.G.R. circle session held in Woodman Hall
A good attendance of Captain P. D. Reefy Circle Ladies of G. A. R. gathered at Woodman Hall for a routine session led by Mrs. Frank Hiteman. Edith Hill won the special award. A card party is set for Monday October 21 at 109 West Street, home of Mrs Dora Witter, with a prompt 7 p.m. start for the next regular meeting on October 28.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. D. Reefy
Woodman Hall
Frank Hitsmen
Edith Hill
Dora Witterr
West Street
Hiteman
Entertainer Delights Crowd at Fall Festival Night
The magician known as Mardoni thrilled a large Elyria audience in the high school auditorium as part of the fall festival series sponsored by the Elyria Woman's Club. His mind reading feats and escapes drew praise, with another show planned for next Monday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mardoni
Tess
Elyria Woman's
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Plan Hallowe’en Party
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Seventh Street
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Iowa
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Colorado Springs
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Gulf Street
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