Miss Guinevere McCord Weds Arthur Eslinger Today
Miss Guinevere McCord daughter of Mrs. W Meacham of South Amherst married Arthur Eslinger USNR son of Mrs. Catherine Katinger of 202 Blaine Street in a four o clock ceremony at St Marys Church officiated by Rev Fr Joseph Lehane. Maid of honor Miss Florence McCord wore aqua and blue accessories. best man Gilbert Eslinger. The couple planned a wedding trip and will reside at 402 Blaine Street after a return from a short honeymoon. the bride and groom both have ties to Bendix-Westinghouse.
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Four O'Wlock
Misa
Guinevere McCord
William Meacham
South Amherst
Arthur Eslinger
Foto Usnor Aon
Catherine Katinger
Blaine Street
St. A Mary'’s Church
Joseph Lehane
Orchid
Florence Mr. Cord
Gilbert Eslinger
Ars Meacham
Kreuzer's
Aven
Great Lakes
Marion Hudson Sets October 28 As Wedding Day
Marion Hudson daughter of Mr and Mrs Glen Hudson has set October 28 for her wedding to Donald Worcester son of Mr and Mrs Howard Worcester of Wake. The ceremony will be at the Parsonage of the Pelds Methodist Church by Rev BB Thompson. A reception for the bridal party and families will follow at the bride's parents home in the afternoon. Miss Hudson a graduate of FE Vis high school and Oberlin School of Commerce works for General Industries. Worcester is a high school graduate and son of Mr and Mrs Worcester.
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Marui Hudson
Glen Hudson
Donald Worcester
Sin
Howard Worcester
Wakemart
Pelds Methodist
BB. Thompson
Brids
Liek
Mise Hudson
FE Vis High School
Oberlin Seheul of Commerce
General Industries Company
Wer Fner
Wohkeman High School
Elylia Telephone Club Hosts Postnuptial Shower and Dance
Mrs John Weekly celebrated her postnuptial shower at the Elylia Women’s Club with several entertainment acts including Margie Georges and Marjorie Young. A buffer luncheon featured flowers and table settings, and the bride received a money gift from associates. Mrs Weekley, recently retired from Air Corps service, is tied to Bantisis. Emmanuel Lutheran Aid Society met for devotion led by Mrs Prautman with plans for the bazaar on November 14. A subscription to the Chronicle Telegram was decided for former member Hetty Mynchenverg now in Cranston New Jersey. Hostesses Mrs Charles Coniam and Mrs Hetty presided at tea.
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Elyvia Telephone Company
John
Margie Georges
Elyvia Weeman
Robert Bridget
Mex Hautes
Wil Hird
Marie Siverson
Marjorie Young
Dane Hulse
Sxeohn Weekley
Air Corps
TRO
du Bantisis
Emmanuel Aid Society
Kmmanuel Lutheran Aid Society
Wits
Devotio
Twe
Hoh ‘Prautman
Hetty Mynchenverg
Cranston
Local Personal Notices and Society Reports From Elyria
Harsh details cover Harvard avenue student vacationing in New York City visiting fiancé Mr and Mrs Kermit Miller of Eau Claire Wisconsin are parents of daughter Mary Catherine born October 11 Mr Miller formerly taught in LaClaire High School Irvin Khnect of Longfellow street heads to Washington DC for a week with sister Mrs Philip McCurdy Mrs Kurl Hunger and daughter Susan of East River street visiting Indianapolis this week at her father’s home Clair Greenwald of Aven announce birth of daughter October TR at Elyria Memorial Hospital Miss Frances ngner of 105 Cleveland street recuperating at Elyria Memorial Hospital after surgery Mrs G oF Hall convalescing at Flynt Memorials Hospital after major operation Mine Joan Gledenski begins studies at Cleveland School of Cosmetology Mrs M Zechman of Second street hosts sister Mrs Mullen of Detroit at her home Mrs Courtney Reviews Mrs J Melton of 282 Thirteenth street hosts Circle No at First Methodist church attendance 14 members 2 guests 45 calls reported Circle chair C O'Malley opens meeting Ar Vera Hartley cites Isaiah devotion Treasures of Darkness service boxes sent to three service men whose mothers are Circle members Birthday offering for missions Cohen Tea and cakes served after program Homer Courtney reviews Indians are People Too by Huth Muskrat Bron von The Indians are a strong growing people aiding war effort Navajos mission work cited Tea adjourns to November gathering with Mrs Hb Cordrey 127 East avenue
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Mackey
Harvard Avenue
Frances Payne Bolton
Philip McCurdy
Kurl Hunger
Susan
East River Street
Indianapolis
Indiana
Hungern
Clair Greenwald
Aven
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Frances (Ngner
Cleveland Street
Mia. G. of
Hall
Rush Street
Flynt Memorials Hospital
Joan Gledenski
Miss Roar
Cleveland School of
Courtney
Fir Missions Wan Cohen
Homer Courtney
Huth Muskrat Bron von
Cordrey
Raat Avenue
Charlotte Eady Guild Hallowe'en Meeting at St Andrew's
Charlotte Eady Guild members gathered for a Hallowe'en ture con at St Andrew's parish hose last evening they welcomed back a fore ver wssncate. Ales. Hubert Peters and glea new member Mrs. Karty Sloan A delvionus dinner was enjoyed and ran tests arranged by Mrs Hercard Parsons, were conducted with prize winners Mrs. Boul Das, Mrs. Arthur Sparks and Mrs. Harold Dicken Hostess for the next meeting on November 1 will be Mrs. Robert Dyke Rummage Sale Friday and Saturday Ladies coats dresses mnisces clothing Gand condition S48 East Broad.
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Charlotte Eady
Charlotte Eady Guild
St Andrew's Parish
Hubert Peters
Glea
Karty Sloan
Hercard
Parsons
Boul Das
Arthur Sparks
Harold Dicken
Robert Dyke
Inspection Feature Of Rebekah Meeting
The St. Clair Rebekah Lodge held a regular meeting last evening at the O F hall with Thelma Rockwood presiding as noble grand. One petition for membership was received and many candidates initiated with Ohio Assembly president Miss Charlotte Scott inspecting, assisted by Mrs. May Schott and Mrs. Anna May Cleve. Guests from Akron Shawnee Charleston Falls Oberlin Wellington and Lorain attended. hall decor featured palms flowers pink and green candles.
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St. Clair Rebekah Lodge
To. O. FL
Thelma Rockwood
Noble Grand
Mise Charlotte Scott
Cincinnati
Ohio
Rebekah Amsenbly
May Schott
Columbus
Assembly
Anna May Cleve
Akron
Shawnee
Chartin Falls
Oberlin
Wellington
Lorain
Hida Choate
East River Street
Hallowe'en
Medorial Social Club
Thelma Cunningham
Middle Avenue
Golden Arrow Theta Rho Girle
Sap
Rebekah
Chief Stankard Re-elected To Lead Sunshine Club
The Catholic Sunshine Club marked its 19th anniversary at St Mary’s church hall on a Wednesday evening. Officers include J Stankard as president for a 20th term, Al Schoenbichler as vice president, Eleasha Sehiach as secretary treasurer, with trustees Jim Byrne Frank Kelling and Mrs Frank Guy. A total of 20868 dollars was paid to beneficiaries and prizes awarded to several members. The next social meeting will be in January with Mrs Harry White as chairman.
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Catholic Sunshine Club
St. Mary's Church Hall
J. Stankard
al Schoenbichler
Elea
Her Sehiach
Jim Byrne
Frank Kelling
Frank Guy
Harry White
Cardh
Licenses and Names From a Fragmented Notice
A fragmentary OCR item lists several names linked to licenses and positions, including Willam George senior, Nancy Nene Baird, Dericd Worcester, and Muu Hoa W. The text references farmery and bids, with scattered place mentions and dates unclear due to transcription errors.
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Willam George Snr
Gag Woot
Bow Nims
Nancy Nene Baird
Worcester
Church Social and Study Activities Near Erie Meet
The First Methodist church circle met yesterday afternoon at one thirty. Mrs Hiob Boggs presided. Mrs Ethel Bonney read from Psalms 89 19 on the topic The Ve exen Otheeliesen and all the people in keeping with election season. Refreshments were served during intermission by Mrs Foster and Mrs Harvey Brown to members and two guests. Mrs Nora Fox read an article Chaplain in Melanesia. Mrs McH Crowder reviewed The Indians are People Too by Ruth Muskrat Bronson. Misses Moore and Halliwell will host on Lake Avenue Wednesday November 1. St Ann's chapter continued New Testament study at Mary Margaret Finnegan home. A Hallowe en masquerade is planned for October 29 at the home of Mr and Mrs Clarence Smith. Plans were made to attend the Catholic Study Club Council dinner November 30 at the Graystone hotel. Next meeting at Mrs Joseph UI home East River Street. Hazel and Bake Sale Friday October 20. Sale day October 21 gas co by OES.
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W. A
Women's Association of Second Congregatonal Church
Sidnies Mile
Ray Carter
Federal Housing Project
Seventeenth Street
Free
China
John Matteman
Mya. le 2 Guinder
Women's Department of Missions
Lakewood Congregational Charch
Lorain
Erie
Circle No
First Methodist Church
Yexters
Hiob. Boggs
Ethel Bonney
Ding
Foster
Harvey Brown
Nora Fox
Melanesia
Moh. Crowder
Ruth Muskrat Bronson
Moore and
Halliwell
Lake Avenue
St. Ann's
Mary Margaret Finnegan
Howeather
Clarence Smith
East River Street
Catholic Study Club Council
Graystone
Joseph UI
Club Meetings and Notes from Local Organizations
Calendar entries list meetings for M C Club Cameo Club Rainbow class at First Methodist Lydia Group Women’s Council and Daughters of Scotland with various hosts around Oberlin Road Harvard Avenue 200 Columbia Avenue and 216 Marseiller Ave. A lecture series on Personality Development by Mrs Clara Polley at Elyria High School 7 p m sponsored by City PTA Council. Girl Scouts and Boy Scout affiliated groups host events and a Halloween party at the Y W C A gym. An Elyria Masonic report details gifts sent to servicemen and a successful auxiliary meeting with prizes and refreshments. The next gathering is November 16 with Palmistry talk by Mrs Wood Wilson and an election of officers for the group.
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M. C
Ralph Rodgers
Oberlin Road
Cameo
Emil Meschke
Harvard Avenue
Rainbow
First Methodist Church
Carl Russert
Columbia Avenue
Lydia
First Christian Church Women's Council
Ted Owen
Marseiller Avenue
Daughters of Scotland
Dust Us Right
Stanley Rocher
la Grange Iad
Clara Polley
Elyria High School Technical
City P.T.A. Council
Grace Bauer
Baileycourt Catholic Study Club
Nea. I
Alfred Alten
Second Street
Prayer Circle
Dea Be Tressler
West Avenue
Pilgrima Women’s — Association
J. Hallouer
Cleveland Street
Sonusa Club
Hallowe'en
Fagles Mrt
Lenon Schmidt
Loretta Castor
Ruth McGint
Sehnudt
Tems Bers
Girl Reserve Activities at Franklin Home Event
Franklin Girl Reserves held a Malloawe en party at Fannie Kaplan’s West Avenue home. Grand march, costume prizes to Lews Steingrass Edleen Coon and Joan Brasselle. Bites won by Marilyn Walker Juan Brasselle Emogene Hrrouy. After games, ordered doughnuts. Next meeting November 1 at the Y. WoC A Spencer health belts and free home consultations offered by Harriett Mills.
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Franklin Franklin
Fannie Kaplan
West Avenas
Fes Tvies
Lews Steingrass
Edleen Coon
Joan Brasselle
Marilyn Walker
Juan Brasselle
Emogene Hrouy
Y. Woc. A
Congregational Circle notes and anniversaries at First Church
Mrs. H W Pond and helpers served a dessert for Point Circle as D R Baston led a talk on delinquency factors learned at Lakeside. Point Circle plans a November 15 host by Mrs Charles Persons. Mid Town Circle guests at 233 East Third Street included 34 members and two friends, with dessert by hostess team. Mrs Wagner of Pittsburgh and Mrs Mullen of Detroit attended. Mrs Hand opened and Mrs Van Dustir led devotions. Program We Are Christians was presented by Charlotte Brooks and James Davidson. Mrs Lacey Housenman and Mrs H D Townsend hosted Heralds Circle. speaker Mrs Johnston spoke on love and North Carolina peer work. Mrs F A Lawrence will host Circle on November 15. Anniversary party honored Mr and Mrs Henry Zacharias at Chestnut Ridge. 40 guests from Cleveland area. Entertains Club met at Edna Wroeht’s home with prizes to Mrs Wissinger and others. Ila Marve Bauer was confirmed.
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Congregational
H.W. Pond
Washington Avenue
Ruth Munson
Herbert Wooton
Point Circle
First Congregational Church
Dr Baston
Lakeside
Charles Persons
Hamilton Avenue
Mid-Town Circle
J. A. Ebert
East Third Street
W. F Sudro
Martin Mueller
Dora Nichols
R. S Wagner
Pittsburgh
Mullen
Detroit
Mich
W. F. Bell
J. W. ‘van Dustir
Boston
Charlotte Brooks
James Davidson
Lacey Houserman
Hd, Townsend
RF. Johnston
James Hewitt
Heralds
Corele
Park Avenue
Robert Hand
Ralph Greenlee
Richard Mackey
Harald Smith
Hand
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Four Clock club opens season hosted by Mrs Thomas
The first meeting of the Four Clock club for the year will be hosted by Mrs Will Thomas at her home on Columbus Street Friday at 1 o clock.
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Four Clock Club
Will Thomas
Hame
Columbus Street
Tigredia Social Club Dinner Meeting At Mille Dale Court
Members gathered at Mrs. Dorothy Mastings home on Mille dale court for a Tigredia Social Club dinner. They enjoyed chop suey dinner and a brief business session followed by card games with prizes awarded to Margaret Bucks inghary and Florence Brown. The club plans a Thanksgiving dinner on November 15 with location to be announced.
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Tigredia Social Club
Dorothy Mastings
Milledale Court
Margaret Bucksinghary
Florence Browns Club
Kipton Beets Visits as Kin Ties Echo News
Mrs Marguerite Benton of New York City visits her mother Mrs Richard Weight following the death of her aunt Mrs Alice Arnold. Birth announced for Roger Lief Knutsen son of Mr and Mrs Frank Knutsen of Mansfield born October 8. Mrs Orla Covens treated at Memorial Hospital Norwalk after misdate. Mrs M O Welch and Mrs W W Calkins attend Ohio Baptist association meeting in Cleveland. Mr and Mrs FE Litzenberg visit Amherst daughter. Flossie Losey from Iowa visits her uncle and aunt Mrs G Bru by. George Murphy family of Akron visits. Camden Baptist Missionary society meeting changed to October 25.
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Marguerite Benton
New York City
Richard Weight
Alice Arnold
Roger Lief
Frank Knussen
Mansfield
Knutsen
Camden School
Orla Covens
Memorial Hospital
Norwalk
Allen Hospital
Fev
M. O. Welch
W. W. Calkins
Ohin Association of Regular Baptist Churches
Hough Avenue Baptist Church
Cleveland
FE. Litzenberg
Amherst
Elma Perkins
Flossie Losey
Mrs. G. " Bruby
Hospital Discharges From LaGrange Avon Lake Area
A list of discharged patients includes Mrs Clare Jones of LaGrange and Mrs Myrtle Parson of Avon Lake, Elmer Webber at 150 School Street, Mrs Edward Prindle beside Ro1D, Mrs Edwin Jenkin with a baby girl in Grafton, Mrs Ervin Oster with a baby boy in Avon Lake. A house sale is planned for Saturday October 28 at 45 Wind Street by Edison PAPA.
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Clare Joneson
LaGrange
Myrtle Parson
Avon Lake
Elmer Webber
School Street
Edward Prindte
Edwin ‘Jenkin
Grafton
Ervin Oster
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Marion Hudson
Esther Reeves
Mis
Mre
Michael Kovach
Oxfoard Avenue
Kauvach
Max Misely
Loreant
Misa Reeves
G. Worthington
Clara Polieyly Scheel
Reem
Oraber
Aagts
Wemeen Weber
East Broad
Elyria
Birkline
Beauty Salon
Offa Brean
Boole
Saegly
Lead
Hamilton
Russel Johnson
E. J. Baxter
W. Holt
Byron Morris
al Baer
J. Cook
Weikler
Mes Oa. Burrows
Bo Baxter
L. Lingy
Jean Magel
Covellavence
Jeanie Flpert
Nan Obrien
Lions Auxiliary
Eof
Glosser
Charles Hume
Ana Iyter
East Averaee
Leu Beaumont
Hamoitea Street
John Merkle
Stankard
Sunshine Club
OES
Vwea Fur
Wood Wilson
Spencer
Harriett G. Mills
Plaide
Broad Street
Capitol Theatre
Jack Flyon
Don Granger
Henry Zacharias
Chestnut Ridge
Pseuple
Eleanor
Gertrude
Ruth Zacharias
Irvin
Raymond Zacharias
Here
Cpl
Edward Zacharias
Camp Hulen
Texas
Robert Zacharian
Mountain Home Idaho
Eaton
Berea
Butico Club
Edna Wroeht
Fouhasen Avenue
Eleanor Wissinger
Mass Morin Ingram
Rose Borchhard
Ila Marve Bauer
Miss Bauer
Fairlawn Avenue
George Murphy
Kimumage Sale
Edison Papa
Alice
Ruth
Exerusive
Lerain
Mabel Marsh
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