Community groups host meetings and a wedding in Elyria
Local clubs hold events at homes and churches including Chrysanthemum Club Kiwanis and Ladies Night gatherings. A wedding at 215 Eastern Heights Boulevard united Dolores Kiehm and Albert Smith with Rev Father Frey officiating. Forty to fifty members attend, then a breakfast at the bride’s home before the couple’s eastern trip and return to Foster Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mary's Church
Dolores Kiehm
Leo Kiehm
Eastern Heights Boulevard
Albert Smith
Jacob Smith
Ridgeville
Ohio
Father Frey
Mary Banks
Walter Hiehm
Foster Avenue
Local Meetings Schedule And Notable Social Events
The Franklin PTA hosts a card party at Elytia Woman's Club on Saturday October twentieth at two. The German Beneficial Union delays Hallowe'en masquerade at the Myers home on Telegraph road from Friday to Saturday. Evangelical Women's Union to hear Miss Bertha Scheldt missionary talk at St. Paul's on Thursday at two. Circle Seven of the Methodist church shifts its meeting to October twenty-six with Mrs Mills-Paugh hosting a home dinner at 12:30. Sons of Veterans Auxiliary holds all-day sewing on Thursday at the G A R hall with lunch at noon and a 2 PM business meeting followed by a district gathering and a patriotic program. Mrs Ed Wagner hosts a miscellaneous shower for her sister Miss Theresa Kessler of Grafton, with blue and yellow decor. Attendees include Amherst, Graf ton, Cleveland, Emria. A surprise shower for Kessler was held last Thursday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin P. T. A
Elytia
Circle Number Seven
Methodist Church
J. R. Mills- Paugh
Eastern Heights Boulevard
Sons of Veterans Auxiliary
G. A. R. Hall
Sons of Veterans
Ed. Wagner
Har Yard Avenue
John Peters
Robert Koehn
Theresa Kei¢ler
Grafton, C
Frederick C. Britting
Bunce
F. C. Britting
Walter Schulz
Phyllis Wagner
Betty Tomasheska
Amherst
Grafton
Cleveland
Emrria
Kessler
Hobo Party Features Ta-Wa-Se Meeting at Oberlin Road
Miss Myrtle Hadawar hosted the Ta-Wa-Se Club gathering with a Hallowe en Hobo theme. Eleven guests attended a business session and an auction to boost the treasury. Ruth Becker and Florence Stetson won games while prizes recognized funniest and best costume. Luncheon used paper bag Hobo style. Out of town guest Juanita Ammerman of Cleveland attended. Juanita Gibbs will host November 20 with a Measuring Contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myrtle Hadawar
Oberlin Road
Treasury Fund
Ruth Becker
Florence Stetson
Juanita Ammerman
Cleveland
Juanita Gibbs
Tenth Street
Educational Department of Elyria Woman's Club Meets
Dr. A Cassecu Ellis head of Cleveland College spoke on strengthening or weakening our wills to a hundred ladies. A brief business session preceded her address and refreshments followed by Mrs A L Agate and committee. Next meeting set for November twentieth with speaker to be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Cassecu Ellis
Cleveland College
Elyria Woman's Club
Ellis
Cleveland
Texas University
Cora Ensign
Wedding date announced for Dorothy Jorgensen and Raymond Conrad
Invitations are out for the wedding of Dorothy Jorgensen of 3591 East 104th street Celeve-Wnd daughter of Harold and Mrs Jorgensen and Raymond Conrad of Cleveland. The ceremony will be November first at 7 30 p m at Concordia Lutheran church in Cleveland. The bride elect’s mother Mrs Martha Peters formerly Elyria resident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Jorgensen
East 104Th Street
Celeve- Wnd
Harold Jorgensen
Raymond Conrad
Cleveland
Concordia Lutheran
Utopia Club Holds Social and Plans Upcoming Events
Nine members met at Mrs Homer Garford s home on Eastern Heights boulevard for a social evening with writing contest prizes and a business session planning a board party at Lloyd Keney s home on Harwood Street. The next meeting is October ninth at Mrs Ed Smith s Parkview Court with Mr Theodore Faulhaber assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Utopia Club
Homer Garford
Ote Gu
Eastern Heights Boulevard
L. E. Wessell
Garford
Darrell Johnson
Hattie Cones
Hazel Castle
Walt Standen
Lloyd Keney
Harwood Street
Ed. Smith
Parkview Court
Theodore Faulhaber
Pelton Taylor Nuptials At Lakewood First M E Church
Thelma Pelton daughter of Mr and Mrs K H Pelton Cleveland street and David Taylor son of Mr and Mrs R Taylor Lakewood were married at the Lakewood First M E church parsonage Monday at 8 30 pm by Rev C B Marston Miss Jane Worcester was maid of honor and Earl Towne best man The bride wore navy Canton crepe with hat and white roses others wore brown crepe and corsage of mine blooms Afterward the Taylors will reside with the bride's parents Ten members of the Young People's Disension Group met at the home of Dr and Mrs O E Brodbeck for Hebrew History and plans for a Hallowe en party The group will meet again October 22 at the Brodbecks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thelma Pelton
K. H. Pelton
Cleveland Street
David Taylor
R. Taylor
Lakewood
M. EB
C. B. Marston
Jane Worcester
Earl Towne
Worcester
Mrs. Taylor
The
Methodist Church
O. E. Brodbeck
Sixth Street
Hallowe'en
Historical Churches Meet discuss Con gregational ties and local church topics
The Tuesday gathering of historical church members on Clark Street included fourteen members and one guest Mrs M A Fri of Vermilion. Mrs Lim m Wesat joined as new member and papers discussed First Congregational Church of Ob, Kirtland Church, and Churches of W or D.C. and 3 d Burehens of New York City. A social hour followed with refreshments as next meeting set for November 20 at Mrs Jack Warden on Harrison Street. MAD LARGE ATTENDANCE The Home Missioned Society of the Methodist church held its first meeting with seventeen members, quilting and corning tasks done, luncheon served. attendance expected to remain regular.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Stevens
Fifth St
Elyria Country Club
Louise Mussey
New York City
Miss Massey
Esker
King Faurer
Thomas Cushing
Church In
IBM
Home Missioned Society
The
Methodist Church
Entertains for Daughter Honoring Birthday Guest Winners
Mrs William Ofeke hosted a gathering at 33 Layden Street in honor of her daughter Miss Mabel Kofske's birthday. Guests enjoyed brize with Evangelina Rothe taking first high score and Catherine Graber left with low tally. Kofske received numerous gifts as orange and yellow decor brightened the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. W. Macleod
Fifth Street
Marvin Seiffert
Philadelhia
Edward Bullock
Wilmington
Delaware
William Millspaugh
Harry Redington
Alma Miller
Seiffert
William Ofeke
Laynden Street
Mrs H H McGowin Hosts Happy Hour Banco Club
Mrs H H McGowin hosted the Happy Hour Banco Club at 311 Kenyon Avenue. Prizes went to Miss Alice Smith first, Mrs Ray McGowin second, and Mrs R L Wiseman third. A Halloween luncheon and favors accompanied a Halloween themed evening. Guests included Mrs Sherman Powell of Saratoga Lake NY and Mrs Ray McGowin. the next meeting will be W L Bodine on Carolina Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. H. McGowin
Happy Hour Banco Club
Hone
Kenyon Avenue
Alice Smith
Ray McGowin
R. L. Wiseman
Hallowe‘en
Hall
Mooseheart Women Host Card Party and Meeting Change
The Women of Mooseheart Legion postponed their Tuesday meeting and held a card party at the K of P hall. Ten Pedro tables and six Bunco tables were in play with multiple prize awards announced for winners and consolation. A sewing club work day is set for October 24 at Emma Kreutzfeld's home, replacing a prior location. next Legion meeting is November 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mooseheart Legion
K. of P. Hall
Pedro
Bunco
Robert Jenson
Julius Dosrall
Ada Dickens
Scrivens
Emily Scrivens
Brouse
William Huffman
Julia Hufl
Ralph Heath
Zabrig
Legon
Mrs Nadine M Rice To Speak At Child Welfare Meeting
Mrs Nadine Motts Rice will speak at a Child Welfare department sponsored meeting Friday afternoon. The announcement corrected an earlier error naming Gerald Rice as speaker. Rice, a longtime public speaker for the Cleveland Federation of Clubs and former drama teacher, will discuss The Child and the Influence of the Fine Arts with Mrs Borer in charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nadine M. Rice
Nadine Motts Rice
Department of Child Welfare
Gerald Rice
Federation Receives Voting Instruction Meeting at UW club
Fifty members of the U W C A Federation met in the gymnasium for supper. Mary Seward of the Board of Elections gave instruction on voting with a sample ballet. Vonda Brown provided a musical reading and all sang club songs. Announcement noted the Sun Club Bridge for Thursday in the gym.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. W. c., A. Federation
Mary Seward
Board of Elections
Local Marriage Licenses In Lorain and Elyria
William Bourkel and Alta Clark are filed for marriage in Elyria with Revered Wise as officiant. Alvin Steller and Dorothy Block, both Elyria residents, are listed with Reverend Birkner and Harland Farnam for marriage. Vera Dean Moore and To ledo are tied to Reverend Grant, both Lorain residents. A group including Mrs. Max Kelley and Mrs. C Esker headed to Beach City, Ohio to visit grandparents W. H. Raff and will return Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Bourkel
Lorain
Alta Clark
Elyria
Reverand Wiseman
Alvin Steller
Dorothy Block
Reverand Birkner
Harland Farnam
Toledo
Vera Dean Moore
Grant
Max Kelley
C. Esker
Som Jack
W. H. Raff
Beach City
Ohio
Franklin P T A Card Party at Elyria Club
Franklin P T A hosts a card party at the Elyria Woman's Club on October 20 at 2:00 p.m. The note from "Mother" assures all is well and that everyone is ready to help families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria Women’s Club
Local society notes from Killbuck to Wellington weddings
Personal notices list couples and families visiting relatives or attending events in Cleveland Lorain Elyria and Wellington. Entries mention Ruth Fleming and Lawrence Eckenfels wedding in Cleveland, Fleming Eckenfels wedding attendance, and various visits among Weeden Terrell Eckenfels Steen Struble Middaugh Rich Hollis Bevers Ling ton Tibbits Nichols Conway Bennington DePuyster and church circle activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman Eckenfels
Carl
Joseph Eeckenfels
Cleveland
Ruth Fleming
Lawrence Eckenfels
H. H. Steen
New Castle
Pennsylvania
J. C. George
Denizon Avenue
R. Struble
Harwood Street
Michigan
William Middaugh
Killbuck
Ohio
R. Terrell
Peggy Mundy
Ambherat
Lorain
Elyria
Elizabeth Rich
Sixteenth Street
Wellington
Medina
Fleming-Eckenfels
Mark Bevers
Noremanda
Broad Street
H. W. Tibbats
Virginia
Earlcourt
John Lington
Follansbee
West Virginia
Evangeline Nichols
Oberlin
Dorothy Conway
Elyria Area News Briefs Highlight Local Visits and Births
Lorain was the guest of Elyria friends yesterday. Dr. E. T. Clauser departed for a two week auto trip with return set for November first. Miss Juanita Ammerman of Cleveland stayed with Mrs. Mabel Freidenstein yesterday evening. Harland Knechtzel and wife of 100 Dennison avenue welcomed a daughter born yesterday at Elyria Memorial hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Laker of Stop Land 1-2 Lake avenue welcomed a son yesterday at Elyria Memorial hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Laker
Stop Land 1
Lake Avenue
Origin of hurricanes explains their violent birth in warm seas
National Geographic Society described hurricanes as developing from small eddies over warm seas that gain momentum through temperature and pressure differences. The San Juan hurricane reached 122 to 150 miles per hour, illustrating extreme violence in these storms. Porto Rico has rarely seen July hurricanes in four decades, while August to October show repeated, varying destruction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Florida
National Geographic Society
San Juan
Porto Rico
United States Weather Bureau
Circle 3 Rummage Sale at West End Market
Circle 3 of the Methodist Church announces a rummage sale at West End Market on Friday and Saturday. Proceeds go to church missions and community programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circle 3
Methodist Church
West End
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Bertha Holley
College
Astor
Nancy Astor
William and Mary College
Richmond
John Stewart Bryan
Lady Astor
J. A. C., Chandler
Chrysanthemum Club
Walter Zander
Woman's Association
Second Congregational Church
Kiwanis
Spring Valley Country Club
Club
Little Flower
Lady Rowena Circle
Agnes Erickson
Grant Street
American Legion Auxiliary
Legion Hall
St. Clair Rebekah Lodge
I. O. O. F. Hall
Entre News
Marshall
Carlisle Grange
Carlisle
Grange Hall
Peabody
Utah
Veterans OF
F. W
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Blriwla Post
Nineteenth Street
Louise Massey
News & City
Frank Stevens Wan
Follawsbee
Aker
John Lincom
Miss Catherine
Frank
Catherine Frank
Lake
Glen Moore
Ess
Helen Mosely
Calendar Club
First Congregational Church
Joyeheff
Macedonia
I Sanakoy
Bulgaria
Maltbie
Central Guild
St. Andrew's Church
E. 5. Miller
Park Avenue
Franklin Payant-Teacher Association
R. L. Wood
West Avenue
Walter Taker
Herron Knechtges
Myron Bless
Wondland Avenue
Charles Wynn
West River
Eit Dorvens Willett
Joan Je Wuams
Spruce St
Ohio Federation of Women's Clubs
National Tube Company
Dimke Hall
Jolly 3
Wasserman's
Flyriai Sisterhood
Mooseheart
D- Weeden
City
William Bennington
George Haines
East Avenue
St. Pauls
Democrat
Elvira Block
Dem
Busick’s
Broad St
Pho O
RADIO
Lehman Radio CO
East Ave
Dixie Fire Kindler
Elyria Eagles
All Welcome
Cook’s Millinery East
W. W. Busick
Mill Street
the Brown Company Printers-Paper Merchants
Marcels
Thompson & Brookhouser
Middle Ave
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