Miss Frances Whitmore Wed Myron Averbook At Home
Miss Frances Josephine Whitmore married Myron Averbook in a home ceremony at the Whitmore residence on Harvard avenue. Dr Frank Hicks officiated as Betty Ann Bishop served as maid of honor and Nelson Herbert as best man. The couple plans a dust velvet departure and will reside on Harvard avenue after a wedding dinner for immediate families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Josephine Whitmore
T. C. Whitmore
Harvard Avenue
Myron A. Averbook
William Averbook
Earl Court
Frank Hicks
First Methodist Church
Whitmore
Dorothy Averbook
Betty Ann Bishop
Miss Bishop
Nelson Herbert
Mr. Averbook
Averbook
Elsha High School
Elyria Assembly
Elyria High Scnoss
David Joe
Order of DeMolay
Elyria Furniture Company
Miss Lillian McManama To Wed Elmer Harris November Fifth
Miss Lillian McManama and Elmer G. Harris plan marriage November 5 at two oclock with an open church ceremony at Full Gospel Tabernacle. Harris, son of Mr and Mrs Garfield Harris of Oberlin, is a New York Central Railroad employee and an Elyria High School graduate. McManama, daughter of M C McManama, is an Elyria High School graduate and associated with the American Lace Co. The couple hosted a party at 89 Laundon Court with autumn bouquets and a Halloween motif.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lillian McManama
Laundon Court
Elmer G. Harris
Oberlin R. D. No. 1
Full Gospel Tabernacle
M. C. McManama
Religion In The News At Church Of Christ Endeavor
Thirty five members and guests of the Christian Endeavor met in the upper room with Gertrude Mallory leading. The evening opened with a song and prayer. Special music by Russell Dunford included two solos sung with Mrs. Dunford. The topic was Religion in the News with a review of global religious problems via newspaper articles read by several members. A missionary meeting in charge of Jean Fridenstine is planned for next Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Endeavor
Church of Christ
Gertrude Mallory
Russell Dunford
Dunford
Betty Taylor
Delene Brunger
Bill Ryan
Mary Kaiser
Elsine Cole
Lee Prentice
J. D., Funk
Bob Chapman
Jean Fridenstine
Roosevelt PTA Plans Social Events and Bazaar
Members of the Roosevelt High PTA Organizing Committee met at Mrs. Eugene Varga's home to plan the coming school year's social events and finalize a school bazaar set for October 25 and 26 with broad parental support urged. Also announced were two art classes tomorrow evening led by Beulah Williams and Grace Schulke on handcraft and Color and Design in Relation to the Home and Self, open to all interested.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt Parent-Teacher Association
Eugene Varga
Irondale Street
Sam Bago
Frank Krzyzoniak
Alex Yosa
Julia Opra
Louis Kostyo
Frank Snoble
Mike Potyak
Mike Herman
Beulah Williams
Grace Schulke
Mrs Sophie Smith Celebrates Her Ninetieth Birthday
Mrs Sophie Smith hosts friends from Lorain Cleveland Vermilion Oberlin and Elyria at her daughter Edna Bronson’s Clayton apartments for a two to six o’clock visit after a midday dinner with another daughter Edith Smith. Fifty nine guests from across Ohio attended as bouquets candies handkerchiefs and cards were given. born in Germany she moved to Elyria at nine and spent most of her life there with a brick yard contractor husband and several children including two daughters in California and a son in Cheboygan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sophie Smith
Edna Bronson
Clayton J
Mrs. Smith
Edith Smith
Lorain
Cleveland
Vermilion
Oberlin
Elyria
Bronson
News Of The Girl Scouts In Rocky River Park
Fifty Girl Scouts and leaders from Cardinal and Shamrock Troops spent Saturday in Metropolitan Park Rocky River. Harold Wallin discussed the Rocky River valley and an inland ocean from 300 to 400 million years ago at Trailside Museum. A W P A worker found a petrified shark during recent excavations. The museum hosts Indian implements mounted birds and insects. A Flood Plain Nature Trail hike followed. Troop No 1 Twenty girls had an over night camping trip at Finwood with stories songs and star gazing. The planning committee included Marjorie Cochrane Barbara Bescher Kay Sehrock and Norma Wickard. Wages of 1 960 000 people in England rose 955 000 in two months this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cardinal and Shamrock
Metropolitan Park
Rocky River
Trailside Museum
Harold Wallin
Rocky River Valley
Ohio
Flood Plain
Troop No
Finwood
Marjorie Cochrane
Barbara Bescher
Kay Sehrock
Norma Wickard
Busy spell of visits across towns fuels social pages
Elyria and surrounding areas show lively social week as Mr and Mrs Herbert Young visit Ft Thomas and Cincinnati for a ten day trip. Students from Ohio State University Bethany College and Mercy Hospital Canton appear in weekend gatherings. Family and friends host multiple guests from Cleveland, Lima, Pittsburgh and California at the Elyria Home for the Aged and private homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert Young
East Broadstreet
Ft. Thomas
Kentucky
Cincinnati
Ohio
Harry Woltz
Ohio State University
Elyria
William Hofmann
East Avenue
California
Mary Elien Foster
Lillian Mallory
Bethany College
West Virginia
Wayne Burdue
Southington Church
Warren
L. W. Mills
Fred Tietz
Jefferson, Ohio
Elza Yeomans
Elyria Home For
Fred Underhill
Underhill
R. P. Salisbury
West Lawn
Pennsylvania
A. Longbon
Akron
F. D. Longborn
Columbia Station
C. W. Longbon
B. A. Bishop
Cuyahoga Falls
Jennie Hart
J. Ho Holtcamp
Devilla E. Holtcamp
Lakewood
Myra Osborn
Josie Smith
McComb
Bertha Smith
Wellington
Edith Taylor
North Baore
Victoria Ballantine
Wiliam Crisp
Melvin E. Schulz
Cleveland
W . Richmond
Richard and
Robert Glover
Suiss Marguerite Beaver
Tor AL. Glover
Cecelia Talbot
Charles Scott
Oakland
New York
Pervamia
Earl Wurst
West Street
Wurst
Montgomery-Ward
George Peerce
Piercely Apartmer Sixth Street
W. L. Chorperng
Fairview
City Club
Dow W Hatter
Agnes King
Ironton
Charles Sawyer
John Gernart
Lodi Street
Edw. Schirack
Columbus Street
Canton
Ming
John Seh
Evelyn Schirack
Mercy Hospital
J. Sehu
Helges
Ruth Pintur
John Darmos
Lorain
Michael Micheie
No. Lason
Elyr Memorial Hospital
Charles Christman
West Eighth Street
Clifford Rogers
Bertha Panek
Whinton Parrish
June
Stanford Avenue
Altoona
Reading
Pottstown
Alvin Archambeau
Foster Avenue
Pat Elberts
Leonard H. Harris
Columbia Avenue
S. Citterman
M. Citterman
Chicago
Phyllis Duckett
West Ninth Street
Columbus
Columbus and Southern Electric Company
Alice M. Ruth
West Avenue
Mass Janice W
Ruth
Sumner Street
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Democratic Women Of County Tea Sponsored Here Wednesday
Democratic Women of the County will sponsor a tea here Wednesday at 8 o'clock. Carter of Columbus will be guest speaker, with invitations extended to committee members and several local women including Mrs Perry, Mrs Stevens, Mrs Harter, Mrs McSueener, and Mrs Stoune. The event targets women attendees and is hosted by local Democratic Women groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Democratic
Dermocratic Women’s Univ
Pe Varnans Club
Igs
Carter
Columbus
Demeevane
Wes. Perry
P Stevens
Dow W. Harter
John McSueener
Wooster
Vir
Stoune
BM Young
Cleveland
Sears Roebuck Employees Mark Anniversary Gala
Sears Roebuck employees plan an anniversary banquet at Harriet's Tea Room 418 Second Street with red and gold decor and floral centerpieces. The Sunday devotion at Epworth League was led by Mary Cordier and featured a sermon from The Sermon on the Mount. Bob Vanek noted plans for a Halloween event and Booth Festival set for Elyria, the first Friday in November.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sears and Roebuck
Harriett’s Tea Room
Second Street
Epworth League
Visit Cleveland Lodge Hosts Militant Patrinis Event
Seventy members of Patrinis Militant and Ladies Auxiliary of 10 O. F. attended the Battalion Aide in Cleveland at the 10 O F hall on Detroit Road and 101st Street Saturday evening. Mrs. Gertrude Bryant of Oberlin led the gathering with participants from Youngstown Canton Toledo Oberlin and Elyria. Memorial service featured Mary Fiedler Lorena Handehy Lizzie Lewis Minnie Mahlam Gertrude Bryant and Ray Malham. Talks were given by Major Eberlyn and Colonel Berger of Oberlin. Refreshments followed a delightful meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patrinis Militant
Cleveland
Detroit Road
101St Street
Gertrude Bryant
Oberlin
Youngstown
Canton
Toledo
Elyria
Mary Fiedler
Lorena Handehy
Lizzie Lewis
Minnie Mahlam
Ray Malham
Eberlyn
Colonel Berger
New Legion Auxiliary President Hosts Officers At Tea
Mrs. Paul Halter, newly installed president, entertained about thirty five officers and committee chairs at her Denison Avenue home. Flowers and roses festooned the tea table. Mrs H C Fisher and Mrs H O Bogart presided at the table. Mrs George Ruoson welcomed guests at the door. The gathering aimed to acquaint new officers and share notes with veteran Auxiliary members. The District convention in Sandusky opens tomorrow with Mrs R F Leemhuis, the Sth district president, attending her first conference since election. A Halloween party is announced for October 25 at the Legion Home with Mrs Phil Robson in charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Halter
American Legion Auxiliary
Denison Avenue
H. C. Fisher
H. O. Bogart
George Ruoson
Phil Robson
Two Speakers Lead Junior B Y P A Meeting
A fine song service opened the regular Junior B Y P A meeting last evening. Devotions were by Mildred Boepple and Margaret Opper. Jane Bender spoke on Leadership and Scholarship and Constance Emory on Character and Service. Miss Julia Jackson sang a vocal solo. Alice Mae Hoover will lead next Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mildred Boepple
Margaret Opper
Jane Bender
Constance Emory
Julia Jackson
Alice Mae Hoover
Cleveland Museum education rep to lecture on modern art
The Young Women's Christian Association plans an illustrated talk titled The Appreciation of Modern Art by a Cleveland Museum of Art education department representative. The supper program follows the weekly meeting with hostesses Cora Logue, Katherine Logue, Flora Krugman, Lizzie Hahn, and Betty Donahue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Women's League of the
Education Department
Cleveland Museum of Art
Cora
Katherine Logue
Flora Krugman
Lizzie Hahn
Betty Donahue
Calendar of Community Meetings and Social Events
Local notices list Monday and Wednesday gatherings across multiple groups. MIa, Kent State professors, Rainbow Majority League officers, book clubs, unions, circles, and church groups meet at addresses on East and Lake avenues, Tenth Street, Cornell Avenue, and nearby halls with lectures, luncheons, and card parties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Child Culture Conservation League of
South Side
Mia
J.T. Kent
East Avenue
Alice Koepp
Tenth Street
Junior Woman's Club
Woman's Club
Junior Legion Auxiliary
Lake Avenue
Rainbow Majority League
Eastern Heights C. C. L
F. A. Eaton
G. Wardens and Masters Association
Ut Lorain Co
Masonic Temple
Tally Ho
Edna Mae Wilson
9Th Street
Catholic Study Club No. 4
Russell Becker
Artemas Court
Avalon
Kaminski
18Th Street
Merry
Grace Koontz
Cornell Avenue
A. AU. W
Adele Brown
Cedar Street
Kent State
P. m
Business Women
W. Flw
Woodman Hall
Canton Lorain
Men’s Missionary League of U. P
F. L. Hicks
1St M. E
Tab
Mens Brotherhood of
2Nd Congregational
Yellowstone Park
A. E. Taylor
Mr. Auld
1St Cong l
Grace Lutheran Church
George Link
Second Street
Child Welfare Dept
Ta Wa Si
Anne Grandstaff
Longfellow Street
Oh Literary Club
Snodgrass
Chestnut Street
R. D. Oldfield
Oberlin Road
John Hecock
Mary-Martha
St. Paul's
Hallowe’en
L. O. L. Club
Alpha Beta Ghamma
Ethel Ryan
Blaine Street
E! Porto
W. Plas
Loth Street
Etta McCully
Columbus Street
B. B
Ruth Shepherd
Clark Street
Byron Buck
East Road Street
Gaiety
Eleanor Krugman
Riverdale Court
Hallowe'en
Zella Gagen
Republican Women's Club
Thomas Martin
Also Mentioned on This Page
Myron Averbook
Bride's
St. Andrew's Episcopal Church
Robert Peters
Minch
Bob Minch
Arthur Sparks
E. B. Redhead
South
Bishop Tucker
St. Paul's Church
Richmond
Holland
Darwin
Carek Florist
News of the Girl Scouts
Scouts
England
Mbe
Om Milliren
Australia
United States
Brookhouser
Middle Ave
Cale
Sears Roebuck
Mr. Dusthimer
New Legion Auxiliary
Lake Ave
HILD
Worthington
Middle Avenue
Thomas Herbert
Tri Ko
Ann McDonnell
3Rd Street
1St Congregational
Red Cross
Sigloe
Genevieve Garss
Frank S. Harmon
Elyria Lodge I
Elyria Council Jr. O. U. A. M
Wurst Hall
Daughters of Scotia
Chevalier Lodge
Knights of Pythias
American Legion
Sears
U. S
Methodist Church
Circle Dot Club
Haitie Schroeder
Bond Street
Young Peoples League
St. John Auditorium
St. Andrew's Church
St. Luke's Day
Grace Lutheran Choir
Lorain County
Men'a Chorus
St. Johns Auditorium
A. Schilleman
Gates Avenue
Wharton
Park Avenue
R. Murbach
Washington Avenue
Elenore Copas
East Bridge Street
M. BE
St. Clair Rebekah Lodge
St. Andrew's Womens Auxiliary
William Goacher
Cornell Arene
Metropolitan Club
Nela Park
Jefferson Junior High
P T. A
2Nd Cong’s
United Presbyterian Church
Junior Missionary Society
U. P
Democratic Womens Organizatons of
Lorain Co
Wamman's Club
League of Womens Voters
A. Fup. W
Johnson
LaPorte
Cues and Line Club
St. Agnes Parish Hall
Little Sorority
G. E. Hall
Methodist Circle No
George Johnson
M. E. Circle
W. Fowls
Glendale Court
M. E
Ella Parmelee
St. Andrew's West Side
Myron Bates
High Street
St. Paul's Circle No. 5
M. Schroeder
Robson Court
St. John’s Aid Society
Right O'Clock Club
R. McCullen
Spruce Street
Keen Kutters
Cong's
Nell Miller
Dewey Avenue
St. Mary’s Altar Society
Marnys
Irene Lamadue
Winckles Street
Woodworth Camp
Cameo Club
Carl Hunger
East River Street
St. Theresa Society
A. Rebak
Woman's
Emmanuel Lutheran
Coniam
M. E. Circle No. 5
C. W.omauey
Princeton
Wehany Kirby
8Th Street
Circle No
Churea
Tigredia Serial Club
Grace White
AL M. C
Battenhouse
Nettie Finch Webber
J. D. Funk
Edison Highway
P. W
Dunham Tavern
Columbia Club
Lorain Co Liutheran
Odette Club
Will Thomas
Pohc Club
Veterans Night Jr. P. H.C
F. Hall
Widening Circle
Catholic Study Club No. 1
Richard Gray
2Nd Street
Y. W.C
Gaylord
Cleveland Heights
Order of Eastern Star
Royal Neighbors
Grace Lutheran Aid Society
Cong'l
C.H. Merthe É
Sealine
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