Miss Mary Wamsley to Wed Kiely at St Mary’s on Thanksgiving
A group gathered at 334 Oxford Avenue revealed the approach of Miss Mary Wamsley and Robert Kiely’s marriage. The ceremony is set for Thanksgiving morning at ten o’clock at St Mary’s Church, with Miss Wamsley employed at C. H. Merthe Co. and Kiely traveling for a Lowell firm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Wamsley
Robert Kiely
Wamsley
Oxford Avenue
J. L
Mr. Kiely
Wiliam Kiely
Northrup Street
St. Mary's Church
Miss Wamsley
C. H. Merthe Co
Lowell
Massachusetts
Fred Wigginton
Carl Gerber
Kathryn Dorsey
Lorain
Ed Kershaw
Frank Kers
Albert Vietzen
Pat Elberts
Paul Deube
F. Wigginton
J. Dettman
Frank Sullivan
William Struck
Thomas Dean
Former Elyria Girl Weds In Oberlin Sacred Heart Church
Dor thy Plas of Elyria married Ralph Hall at the Sacred Heart church in Oberlin with Fr. O Loughlin officiating. The bride, daughter of Mr and Mrs William Plas, wore white satin and carried white roses. Attendants included Mrs Edwin Knipper as matron of honor and Knipper as best man. After a wedding breakfast, the couple left for a unspecified destination and will reside at 1131 West Ninth Lorain after November first. Mrs Halli is Elyria High School class of 1936 alumna. Mr Hall works for National Tube.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sacred Heart Church
Oberlin
Dorthy Plas
Ralph Hall
O'Loughlin
Miss Plas
William Plas
Loser’s
Hall
West Ninth Street
Lorain
Halli
Elyria High School
National Tube Company
Catholic Study Club No 1 entertains with religious reading
Catholic Study Club No 1 met yesterday afternoon hosted by Mrs. Richard Gray assisted by Mrs. R J Rosselot. Mrs Ray Bruck opened the meeting which continued the study The Altar and Sanctuary by Rev Leon A McNeill M A. Angela Clendenin arranged the study clubs and Mrs Alfred Alten presented the reading on The Ecclesiastical Use of the Bells. Mrs R Bruck gave a sketch on Saint Helena mother of Constantine and founder of the True Cross. In two weeks Mrs Marsh Guinea will entertain at her Sixth street home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Gray
Second Street
R. J. Rosselot
Ray Bruck
Leon A. McNeill
Angela A. Clendenin
Alfred Alten
Rosse-rot
R. Bruck
Selena
Constantine
Marsh Guinea
Sixth Street
Personal notes and social visits across Elyria area
Mr and Mrs Charles Price return from a motor trip through the southwestern states and visit historical sites. Local residents attend football games, visit relatives, and join tea events with notes on Dean's List honors, travel talks, and upcoming gatherings at Cleveland Heights and Birmingham.
Merry Maids Frolic at Second Congregational Church
The Merry Maids class of Second Congregational taught by Mrs. Ed Fell held a Hallowe en party in the church basement on Thursday evening. Prizes went to Shirley Marshall for prettiest dress and Audrey Cray for funniest. Betty Sprague won the game prize. Officers elected: Roberta Foster chairwoman secretary Norma Kidd treasurer Shirley Marshall program Charlie Rawson publicity Betty Fell. Hosts serving refreshments were Martha Davidson Shirley Marshall Norma Kidd Kathryn Lang and Betty Fell. Mrs Robert Foster attended as a guest. November meeting will be a chili supper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Second Congregational
Church
Ed. Fell
Shirley Marshall
Audrey Cray
Betty Sprague
Roberta Foster
Norma Kidd
Charlie Rawson
Betty Fell
Guest Speaker Tells Of Old Glass At First Meeting
ROSE COLLIER of Lakeside Ohio spoke on old glass at Round Table Club's first meeting held at Miss Margaret Edwards home on Tenth street. She illustrated early American glass and hosted the event with refreshments for members and guests including W R Comings, Mrs Sarah Fuller, and Mr Mrs Jay Egbert. The second meeting is set for November fourth at Dr and Mrs W B Hubbell's home on Gulf road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old Glass
Round Table Club
S. Rose Collier
Lakeside
Ohio
Florida
Margaret Edwards
Tenth Street
Mike Calline Coctimitad
Wald
Walce Sueat
America
Miss Edwards
W. R. Comings
Cleveland
Sarah Fuller
Lake Cit
Minnesota
Jay Egbert
W. B. Hubbell
Gulf Road
iTravel Books and Club Luncheon Highlights
Mrs Will H Thomas hosted Four O Clock Club at her Columbus Street home with Mrs George D Nicholas leading a review of The Lady and the Panda by Ruth Harkness. The Enchanted Vagabonds was reviewed by Mrs Mabel Little. Mr and Mrs Dana Lamb described a 16000 mile three year canoe journey from San Diego along the west coast of Mexico and Central America to Panama. Mrs S Rockwood of St Clair Street to host Friday November fourth. Eight OClock Club met in Amherst with Mrs Joe Reese hosting and pinochle prizes going to Mrs Earl Lescher and Mrs Matt Raidle. Lunch concluded with plans to meet again in two weeks at Mrs R T McCullen’s on Spruce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will H. Thomas
Four O'Clock Club
Columbus Street
George D. Nicholas
Ruth Harkness
China
United States
Mabel Little
Dana Lamb
Santa Ana
California
San Diego
Mexico
Central America
Panama
S. Rockwood
St. Clair Street
Amherst
Joe Reese
Earl Lescher
Matt Raidle
Fd Dietsche
R. T. McCullen
Spruce Street
Grace Aid Society Hosts Halloween Games Party
Grace Tuberan Aid Society held a games party in the parish hall attended by 110 guests. Twenty seven tables were in play with prizes at each table and a grand prize awarded. Luncheon followed, the hall adorned with Halloween and fall decor, chaired by Mrs. W. W. Walker with a large committee and many outside church guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Tuberan Aid Society
W. W. Walker
Owen Bannon
Mary Diedrick
Fred Meinke
William Neubiser
F. Castle
Clara Willard
Gattlies Schaeffer
Emma Wellert
Holow
William Krugman
W. Rust
Charles Winkler
Henry Haag
Frank Witt
L. T. Alpsley
Courtesy For Bride Elect Miss Lilian McManhama Shower
A pre nuptial party honoring Miss Lilian McManhama was hosted by American Lace Co associates at her home 89 Laundon Court. Doris Haney Elizabeth Szabo and Marie Stelnack won prizes as guests enjoyed a personal shower with two large cakes baked by Szabo and Stelnack. McManama will wed Elmer Harris of Oberlin on November 11.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lilian McManhama
American Lace Co
Laundon Court
Doris Haney
Elizabeth Szabo
Marie Stelnack
Hospital Admissions and Discharges Report
Admission entries list Edward Ross of 1205 Middle Avenue and George Young from Hotel Elyria. Discharges include Robert Rowlands of La Grange Mrs Louis DuCoty of 556 Lodi Street Joseph Sedlock Lorain and Kenneth Rush LaGrange. Roosevelt School calendar October 2 26 sponsored by PT v4 Admission 108.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Ross
Middle Avenue
George Young
Hotel Elyria
Robert Rowlands
LaGrange
Louis DuCoty
Lodi Street
Joseph Sedlock
Lorain
Kenneth Rush
Roosevelt School
Zaar Tes
Weel
Mary Lapus Weds Aloysius Wircenske in Open Church Ceremony
Mary Lapus and Aloysius Wircenske married in a Hungarian Reformed church service led by Rev. Bela Bucso at three o clock. The couple, both Elyria High School graduates, plan to live on West River Street. reception followed with fifty guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Lapus
Aloysius Wircenske
Bela Bucso
Aloysious Wircenske
Frank Lapos
West River Street
Lillian Wircenskey
Prospect Street
Joe Wircenske
Roy Greer
Wircenske
Elyria High School
Western Automatic Screw Company
Wir
General Industries
Finch Webber Club Hosts Guests At Edison Home
Last night the Finch Webber Club gathered at Mrs. 2. Tt. Funk of Edison High for a meeting with Miss Mabel Prindle Mrs. E.R. Laver in attendance. Helen Hull’s novel about a wife who hides her writing earns a ten thousand dollar prize. Mrs. Madge Baird and Paul Wainwright sang duets with Miss V Hargrave and Miss Nanee Cope. Refreshments were served by Mrs. Funk and others. Mrs. H. A. Riddle will host Friday November eighteenth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eastern Stars
George Philpott
Mae Dramm
Elyria
Order of Eastern Star
Ma'sante Temple
Oberlin
Sinois
Madge Baird
Paul Wainwright
Katherine Merthe
Rainbow Girls
Edna Whitehead
Hallowe'en
Finch Webber Club
Tt. Funk
Edison High
Mabel Prindle
E.R. Laver
Harry Thompson
Mabel Little
H. A. Riddle
East Avenue
Elyria Men's Bible Class Speaker and Music Tally
Elyria YMLC hosts its regular Sunday session led by teacher L B Hindman who will discuss The Aristocracy of Jesus. Special music features Raymond Brunger delivering a solo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria Men's Bible
YMLC
L. B. Hindman
Raymond Brunger
Calendar Notes From Local Clubs and Societies
Calendar entries list Junior Womans Club activities, Rainbow Girls initiation, Sunny Side Up Club Halloween plans, Laf-A-Lot and others meeting at various addresses, plus M M Degree at King Salumon Lodge. Included are social hours, dinners, a Townsend Club supper, Knights of Columbus, and a Bible class honoring Mrs Weikel with a large gathering featuring cards, a novelty punchboard, a pink and white table setting, corsage gifts, and attendees from Elyria and Lorain. Plans for the YWCA Inter-racial Committee discussion, World Fellowship, and a new club for older colored women are noted, with an invitation for interested persons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Junior Womans
P.m
Rainbow Girls
Sunny Side Up
Robert Weikel
Thelma McMaster
Lorain
Anna May Schwert
Tenth Street
Elmter Evanson
Henry Schwert
Weikel
YW. C. A
Mel. Teter
Oberlin
Marcella Hays
Blin T
Ona Vo Holly
Roma Bader
World Fellowship
Masked Dance Planned by St Peter and Paul Society
Committee meets at Walter Smitkowski home on Twelfth Street to finalize plans for the Hallowe'en masquerade dance at the Hedges in LaPorte on Saturday night October 29. Six prizes for costumes, judges named, Tony Shella's Blue Diamond orchestra to play from 8 30 p m. Free bus transport, refreshments, public invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Smitkowski
Twelfth Street
Hallowe'en
LaPorte
St. Peter and Paul Society
Alliance of Poles of America
Holy Cross Church
Anna Kurzak
Lorain
Patrick Radican
Frank Walend
Elyria
Tony Shella
Blue Diamond Orchestra
Cleveland
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Society
Dorothy Funk
Mable Little
Eeenee
Grace White
Ti- Bredia Social Club
Naw Middle Avenue
Florence Brown
Myrtle Thorney
Louise Gorman
The
Holy Cross Church Hall
American Institute of Laundering
Joliet, IL
the Peerless Laundry & Dry Cleaning
Charles Price
Gulf Farms
Philip Schultz
New York City
Fay Company
J. Graber
Gene Graber
Leonard Malanowski
Chester Smith
Grafton
Carnegie Tech
South Bend
Mildred Carpenter
Parkersburg
West Virginia
Dicta Phones Sales Corp
Boston
Norgard
Detroit
Toledo
L. G. Huss
Nashville
Tennessee
Longfellow Street
Big. Huss
Nashville Daughters of America
Tennessee State Law Committee
Daughters
Daughters of America
James Brandau
Princeton Avenue
Cleveland Heights
Teddy Edelman
M. Axelrod
I. Horvitz
Anna Hascal
Dan Barrack
Airs
Florence Martin
Carl Curtis
Alaska
Mary F. Wilson
Saddle Avenue
Ruth Wilson
Lakewood
New Plymouth
Birmingham
Iyn Smith
Dorothy Sokol
Joyce Bueholz
Maxine Fichtner
Donald and Albert Thorley
Richard Burton
Bob Fiedler
Keith Ingwer
Tony
Don
Bine
iTravel Books
Grace Aid Society
Miss McManama
Elmer Harris
Mrs. E
Milliren
Earl Ct
Gregg
Elyria Business College
Gregr
Fhone
Elyria Men's Bible Class
A. Bursley
Thomas & Brown
P. D. Reefy
Knights of Columbus
Townsend Club
Business Womens Bible Class
Curtis
Fifth Street
Jesdames Maldred Whitacre
Gertrude Shuckhart
Carl Stark
Elmer Evenson
Wo W. Me
Aret Hochstein
Faye Tan Renoyard
Kathoyn Jean Greenwood
Trene Amna Mar Schwert
1 MeMaster
Robert Bainbridge
Church of Christ
Lettie Smith
Dorothy and
Stofer
Scarabells
Belts Wells
Norma Rhoads
Eleanor Carr
Lois Jean Smith
Laura Corey
June Harr
Dorothy Stofer
Lottie Smith
Young Peoples Fellowship of
St. Andrew's Episcopal Church
Claude Martin
Warren Robinson
Devil's den
Joyal
Royal Neighbors
Masterer
Bell Avenue
Martha Wirth
Pauline Klein
Emma Scheuneman
Helen Diedrich
Eleanor
Derek
Bellefield Avenue
Kathérine Wikie
Robert Kraft
Eleanor Rumph
Carl Diedrich
Loretta Yunker
Billy Schonbacker
Eileen Hollup
Duane Bellingham
Sam Edelman
Canton
Merfield
E. College 8
Allen Bernard
Universal Electric
Elk’s Hall
Virginia Bennett
Universal Factory
E.F. Whitney
W. Broad Street
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