Evelyn Sharpless Weds Albert Wagner in Willard Ohio
Miss Evelyn K. Sharpless daughter of Mr and Mrs E F Sharpless of Willard Ohio married Albert C Wagner son of Mrs Catherine Wagner 321 Seventh Street at St Marys parsonage Read by Rev Edward Murphy The ceremony featured coronation blue velvet gown and matching turban The maid of honor Miss Mary Wagner wore apricot velvet Best man was Robert Keyes After a wedding luncheon twenty five guests attended They plan a southern motor trip then reside at 321 Seventh Street The bride nursing career and groom Ohio Public Service noted plus a Willard church ladies shower with forty guests
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Murphy
St. Mary’s Parsonage
Evelyn K. Sharpless
E. F. Sharpless
Willard, Ohio
Albert C. Wagner
Catherine Wagner
Seventh Street
Palma
Mary Wagner
Robert Keyes
Elytia Memorial Hospital School of Nursing
Elyria Clinic
Wagner
Elyria High School
Knights of Columbus
Ohio Public Service Company
Willard
Couple Observes Golden Anniversary With Open House Friday
Mr and Mrs A Novak celebrated their golden wedding anniversary with an open house at 313 East River Street. Four daughters assisted. guests sent cards gifts and money. A daughter Emma Hartmann died last February. A new club Meet the Mrs formed with a bingo night and snacks. next meeting set at Mrs Tom Hallauer’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Att
A. Novak
East River Street
Louise Purcell
Akron
Marie Woost
Augusta Novak
Cleveland
Anna Block
Margaret Leimann
Nebraska
Fred Novak
Brooklyn
N. Y
Harry Novak
Goshen
Indiana
Emma Hartmann
Begin Party Series Opens Season With Card Parties Fun
The British Empire club launches a series of card parties and dances on alternate Fridays with whist and busco prizes awarded to James McClements Mrs Bessie Snook T J Babich and Nelle Heywood. The fifth annual Hallowe en masquerade dance is set for Saturday October 20 and is a highlight of the season. The next general meeting is Monday November 1. The Elyria YMCA Bible class will study Hosea and Micah Sunday at 9 30 A M L E Hindman leads with Robert Blakeley as boloist presenting vocal numbers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
British Empire Club
James McClements
Bessie Snook
T. J. Babich
Nelle Heywood
Hosea
Micah
Jason
Elyria Men’s
E. Hindman
Robert Blakeley
Ada Kolb Weds Irving Laver In St Pauls Ceremony
Miss Ada Kolb daughter of Mrs Katherine Kolb exchanged vows with Irving Laver son of Mrs Kate Laver at nine this morning in St Pauls Evan gelical church parsonage. Rev Ernst Irion officiated. The couple planned a reception Monday night at the Lauer home on West Ridge before setting up their new home. The bride wore a navy blue travel outfit and gray accessories. both attended Elyria High School. Also noted: pre nuptial showers for Miss Evelyn Harrison hosted by Mrs A Webben and Mrs E Hershey with sixteen and twenty guests respectively, with gifts for the pantry shelf. Harrison will wed William Charles Edwards on Octo ber twenty seventh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ada Kolb
Catherine Kolb
East Avenue
Irving Laver
Kate Laver
West Ridge
Ernst Irion
St. Paul's
Ra. A. Webben
Lodi Street
Evelyn Harrison
Hysall
New Officers Named by Rollin E. Hinkson Auxiliary
The Rollin E. Hinkson Auxiliary announced new officers for the coming year including Lola Wojcik as president Gertrude Batron senior vice president Alice Green junior vice president and Helen Perkins treasurer Other officers include Ada Riley chaplain Frances Metzler conductress Nellia Burton secretary Elizabeth Mischka historian Elizabeth Hunt musician Emma Brown patriotic instructor Margaret Clapp Mabel Locke Nellie Hostler and Josephine Mischka color bearers Plans include an Armistice Day visit to a veterans hospital and a card party with pinochle and bingo at Play An Armistice Day dinner is set for November 13 at the Elks restaurant and the next meeting will be November 12 Also note a October 26 dinner and birthday party for Frank S Harmon Lodge No 660 F and A M marking its 17th charter anniversary Reservations are required for attendees and to enjoy planned attractions including a Baldwin Wallace play and a lecture by Mr Swan gardener of the State Farm at Grafton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rollin E. Hinkson
Lola Wojcik
Gertrude Batron
Alice Green
Helen Perkins
Ada Riley
Frances Metzler
Nellia Burton
Elizabeth Mischka
Elizabeth Hunt
Emma Brown
Margaret Clapp
Mabel Locke
Nellie Hostler
Josephine Mischka
Veterans’ Hospital
Joe Wojelk
Mel Brown
Ada Bailey
Miss Ramsey
Frances Metzlér
Elks
Frank S. Harmon Lodge
E. F. Reger
Baldwin-Wallace Players
Hospital Admissions and Discharges Listing
A list of admissions and discharges includes Ernest Osborne of Valley City with Mrs Matilda Dramm at R D 2 and Mrs Frank Smith of North Olmsted. also Mrs Leonard Gibbs of Brunswick. Mrs Hattie Rogers of Oberlin. Discharges include Mrs Victor Silver and a baby girl at 116 Longfellow. Mrs Theodore Standen and a baby boy at 27 Samuel Street. Mrs Mike Sobos lai and a baby girl at 245 West River. Mrs Harry Sticks of Amherst. Mrs William Glockard at 233 Harvard. Mra Glen Cheesman Graf on.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Osborne
Valley City
Matilda Dramm
Frank Smith
North Olmsted
Leonard Gibbs
Brunswick
Hattie Rogers
Oberlin
Victor Silver
Longfellow
Theodore Standen
Samuel Street
Mike Soboslai
West River
Harry Sticks
Amherst
William Glockard
Harvard
Elyria Couple Weds At High Noon In Mansfield Home
Elyria couple Cecile Pfi er and Stanley Rocher wed at high noon today in Mansfield at the bride’s sister home. Rev. Erwin Britten officiated. The bride wore a Wallis blue alpaca dress with white rose shoulderette. the groom’s attendant was Evan L. Coates. After a three course dinner, the couple will reside on LaGrange road in Elyria once they return from a motor trip through West Virginia, Virginia, and Washington, D. C.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Bride
Mansfield
Cecile Pfieffer
William Pfieffer
LaGrange Road
Stanley Rocher
Anna Rocher
Fairlawn Avenue
Miller Jones
South Malin Street
Jones
Erwin Britten
Avon
Lake
Miss Marie Gange
Amherst
Miss Lange
Evan L. Coates
Henrietta
Rocher
Colson Corporation
England Speaks reviewed for Four O Clock Club
Mrs Hubbell reviews Hear English Program England Speaks by Sir Phil Gibbs noting interviews across social strata and England's enduring courage, humor, and goodwill amid postwar challenges. She cites Ordeal of England and Bates Through the Woods, with Gulf Farms hostess setting, and Bates review. Girl Scouts plan church attendance Sunday at Second Congregational Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Phillip Gibbs
W. B. Hubbell
Rockwood
Leaders Plan All Y W Association Party December 17
Leaders Council of the Y W C A held its fall meeting and decided to organize an all Y W association party for December 17. The steering committee includes members from Cosmopolitan Blue Triangle and other clubs. World Fellowship week activities are part of a November 7–13 program lineup to foster cross cultural understanding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee Weichel
Cosmopolitan
D. W. McLeod
R. C. Novatney
Metropolitan
Hazel Bowman
Blue Triangle
Wilhelmina Haas
Frances Lemon
Margaret Edwards
Harriett Scott
Employed
Young Women’s League
Geo. Gould
Leo Meyer
Deane Burns
Alice McCracken
Board
Virgil Jasper
Delphinia Thomas
Mabel Wade
Suns Club
Margaret Minch
Linen Shower for Bride-Elect Miss Nilsen in Stanford
Mrs. Robert Buol hosted a linen shower for Misa Betty Nilsen of Elden Smith engagement. Orange and black decor, jack o lantern centerpiece, three bridge tables. Prizes went to Gladys Plocher, Marie Worthington, and Marian Nilsen. gift basket presented to the honoree. Luncheon served at small tables.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Buol
Stanford Avenue
Misa Betty Nilsen
Elden Smith
Gladys Plocher
Marie Worthington
Marian Nilsen
Nilsen
Complete Party Plans For J A C Meeting
Plans finalized for a Halloween party on Thursday October 28 in the Y W gym and a bingo party on Friday November 6. World Fellowship week features a talk by Mrs Hazel Mountain Walker of Cleveland in a 3 00 p m Sunday forum. Yesterday's program closed with a drama discussion led by Mrs Ray Tyler of Oberlin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Y. W
Hazel Mountain Walker
Cleveland
Ray Tyler
Oberlin
Town couple rows with Ohio State game plans
Local society notes list Mrs. Maude Salen in Warren with friends and many Elyrians traveling to Columbus for the Ohio State Northwestern football game. Guests include Mrs. Katherine Merthe, Miss Marguerite Merthe, G F Horn, Mr. and Mrs. H E Marsh, and others. Events include Girl Scout convention travel, a Lorette Club meeting hosted by Miss Doris Leonard, and Hallo ween party plans with blue and white colors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maude Salen
Arvard ‘Avenue
Warren
Ohio
Katherine Merthe
Marguerite Merthe
Eighth Street
G. F. Horn
Lakewood
H. E. Marsh
Columbus
Ohio State
A. N. Hannaford
C. G. Roig
D. D. Hull
Girl Scouta
Savannah
Georgia
Tidewater
Virginia
Skyline Trail
Blues Ridge Mountains
Sarah Heal
Kenyon Avenue
Michigan
Ed Wragg
W. C. Lockard
Elyria Memorial Hospital
R. B. Roe
Sixth Street
Annie Francis
Harriott Francis
Detroit
Ralph Miller
Lake Avenue
Mis
Edwin Clay
Toledo
R. M. Relehard
Los Angeles
California
H. W. Tibbais
Earlcourt
Reichard
Mary Lowden
Nichola
Ray Howard McNeal
Cornell Avenue
Robert Wieland
T. W. Boylan
West Avenue
Leonard “Gibbs
Brunswick
John H. Linton
Titusville
Pennsylvania
Earl Court
Fred Pahl
Leonard Terry
Elyrians
Leonward Kuss
Lorette Club
Doris Leonard
Hallowe'en
Rita Yunker
Halloween Party At Moran Home Attracts Young Guests
Jack Moran hosted a Hallowe'en gathering at 951 East River Street for friends of his family. Prizes went to Rosemary and Jimmie O'Connor and Pattie Buechler, followed by refreshments for Geraldine and Dick O'Connor, Leonard Mercer, and Mary Kathryn Ursem. Home decor featured cornstalks goblins and jack o'lanterns. The note also mentions that the sense of nationality is of comparatively recent origin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Moran
Rollin Moran
East River Street
Rosemary O'Connor
Jimmie O'Connor
Pattie Buechler
Geraldine O'Connor
Dick O'Connor
Leonard Mercer
Mary Kathryn Ursem
Moran
Jack O'Lanterns
Cleveland Woman Speaks To Woman's Club Education Group
Gertrude C. Hawkins of the Cleveland Public School system spoke to the Education and Fine Arts department at the Woman's club. She outlined three curriculum and testing efforts to tailor education, follow slow and fast learners, and inform teachers, with tests covering perception memory and social contact. Announcements included a November card party, voice control classes at the YWCA, and musical selections by Mrs. Brodbeck and Mrs. Chapman with a tea hosted by Mrs. Hubbard and Mrs. Bledier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gertrude C. Hawkins
Cleveland
Woman's Club
R. T. J. Martin
E. A. Hubbard
Robert Wilson
Cassandra Brothers
Tucker School of Expression
C. E. Brodbeck
Erle Chapman
W. N. Bates
Halloween Party Honors and Prizes at East Avenue
Mrs. Zella Gagen hosted a Royal Neighbors Halloween party at her East Avenue home. Prizes went to Mrs. Padley and Mrs. Schetnenman for best and funniest costumes, with Mrs. Malterer receiving the special prize. Other winners included Mrs. Ferrer, Mrs. Flood, and Mrs. Dilts. The event featured refreshments and planned drills, with Bob Chapman as chairman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zella Gagen
Hallowe'en
East Avenue
Margaret Padley
Emma Schetnenman
Lillian Malterer
Sadie Ferrer
Rose Flood
Myrtle Dilts
Marriage Announcement of Ruby Grabenstetter and Carl Kaht
Mr and Mrs Albert Anketer announce the marriage of their daughter Ruby Grabenstetter to Carl Kaht on Friday Oct 22 1937. They will be at home to friends at 215 Wayne Street Sandusky Ohio after Nov 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Anketer
West River Street
Ruby Grabenstetter
Carl Kaht
Wayne Street
Sandusky
Ohio
Community Calendar of Lorain County Clubs and Meetings
On Monday the Lorain County Dental Barlety meets at Lorain Country Club. Little Borough meets with Mrs. Milton Bishop at 218 Harvard Ave. Various groups hold Halloween parties and meetings including Cardinal Troop Girl Scouts Rebekah Social Club, Colonial Club with Mrs. Dan Martin, Ladies of G A R, Avalon club with Mary Prone, Sunny Side Up Club with Mrs. Ed Weber, Lat A Lot club with Wentave, Rainbow for Girls with bingo and a box lunch, SOMas F. W. Auxiliary bingo, Townsend Club, Business Women's Bible class, King Solomons Lodge, Knights of Columbus, and Plus Ultra class masquerade for husbands at First ME Church with India Mission prayer service at 412 West Eighth St. 7:20 PM. Interested friends are invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County Dental Barlety
Lorain Country Club
Little Borority
Milton Bishop
Harvard Ave
Cardinal Troop
Hallowe'en
Rebekah Social Club
Hallowe’en
Mies
Lottie Laundon
Colonial Club
Dan Martin
Ed Weber
Caroline Gre
Maxdalins Wottring
Wentave
Order of Rainbow
Box Tnt Somas ¥. F. OW
Townsend Club
Business Women's Bible
Curtis
Fifth Street
King Solomons Lodge
Knights of Columbus
Plus
Ultra
First ‘Me Church
India Mission
West Eighth Street
Dorcas Class Party By Ghostly Masquerade
Members of the Dorcas class of the Church of Christ met at Mrs. W. J. Flint's Bellefield avenue home. Guests in masquerade costumes were directed to a decorated basement. Mrs. Ander son won best dressed and Ruth Groll the trinlent. A class contest assigned stunts and readings followed by a business meeting led by Mrs. Maude Salen. Hostesses included Mrs. Flint and six others. calendars were to be distributed Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorcas
Church of Christ
W. J. Flint
Bellefield Avenue
F. T. Brunger
Major Bowes
Anderson
Ruth Groll
A. Groll
J. H. Forman
Claude Wigfield
Ralph Cole
Flint
Mabel Ott
Doris Monroe
Groll
Forman
Wells
Monroe
Study of Italian Literature Opens Tau Chi Chapter
Tau Chi Chapter began study of early Italian literature with a program last night in the Lorain Co Bank Building committee room. Miss Margaret Hewitt and Miss Aurilla Lyon reviewed the 13th century Italian poets and the three forms of Italian lyric poetry. Miss Marjorie Francis spoke on the life of St Francis of Assisi. The sorority adjourned to meet again November 1.
Jolly Ten Club Enjoys Masked Evening at Cambridge Court
Members of the Jolly Ten club were entertained at Jac queling Breaucigan’s home at 249 Cambridge Court yesterday at four o clock. Each girl wore a mask. Games and prizes went to Joan Brown Anne McClellan and Marjorie Cochrane. Refreshments followed before adjournment to meet with Ann Cheney at 155 Denison Avenue next time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jolly Ten Club
Jacqueling Breaucigan
Cambridge Court
Joan Brown
Anne McClellan
Marjorie Cochrane
Ann Cheney
Denison Avenue
Hospital Auxiliary Aids In Preparing Linens For Institution
Miss Dora Hysell, housekeeper at Elyria Memorial Hospital, relies on a 66 member Women’s Auxiliary to manage thousands of linens for over 100 daily patients. At meetings on October 4 and 16 they completed numerous items including breast binders, receiving blankets, pillow cases, mask covers, and operating table linens to keep the hospital stocked and functioning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dora Hysell
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Misa Hysell
Thas
Officers Club Hosts Halloween Party at Dunford Home
The Protected Home Circle Officers Club met at Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Dunford’s Sighth Street home with fifteen members. The Halloween unmasking led to pinochle contests. Prizes went to Mrs. Mailda Smith and Ralph Brucker, with consolation prizes to Mrs. Florence Resar and Louis Helmsath. A dessert course followed. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Kaylor of Foster Avenue will host November 26.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Dunford
Sighth Street
Protected Home Circle Offcers Club
Ilda Smith
Ralph Brucker
Florence Resar
Loui Helmsath
Earl Kaylor
Foster Avenue
Invitation Accepted for Hamlin Corps Dinner
After the flag presentation at opening Women's Relief Corps services an invitation from Hamlin Corps of Wellington for a six o'clock dinner on Tuesday October 26 was accepted. The charter was draped in memory of Clara Kurtz Ohio Post Department President and one application was acted upon. Mrs Lorena Handbey reported on the 12th district Wooster convention. All officers are asked to wear white at the next meeting as Mrs Rose Warner of Medina will be present to conduct inspection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women's Relief Corps
Hamlin Corps
Wellington
Clara Kurtz
Post Department
Ohio
Lorena Handbey
Wooster
Rose Warner
Medina
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Albert Wagner
John Rose
Oberlin Road
Tom Hallauer
Murray Ridge
Marny
Middle Ave
St. Peter’s Bazaar
North Ridgeville
Lehn
Colette
Esquire Features, Inc
Girl Scouts
Second Congregational Church
All-Y. W. Association
Gregg
Elyria Businessee
F. B.C
Mischea
Redington Bldg
Elyria Township
Joseph Q. Petro
J. P
Woman’s Club Dept
Y. Camp
Christian Endeavor Society of the
Camp Iss See Kes
Bob Chapman
A. Bursley
Fourth St Ph
Dorcas Class Party
Jolly Ten
Officers Club
Earl Ct
New England
Thomas Hodgson & Sons, Inc
Concord Worsted Mille
Concord, RX
Carpenter's Budget
Rivoli Theatre
Otto K. Mischka
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