Sudro Wiech Marriage Celebrated At High Noon
At Reverend Schroeder residence, Miss Flore Sudro wed Howard Wiech in a Lutheran ceremony. Attendants Mrs Austin Hastings wore brown satin, corsages of yellow roses and pom poms. Following, guests traveled to North Olmsted for a luncheon at Loser’s Inn. The bride works at Worthington Ball Co and the groom at Lincoln Electric Co. They will reside at 902 East Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amin Schroeder
St. John's Lutheran Church
Flore Sudro
Howard Wiech
East Avenue
Austin Hastings
Spencer
Ohio
Smeateras
North Olmsted
Loser's Inn
Clarabelle Potter Weds Thomas Rafferty at St Marys Church
Clarabelle Potter and Thomas Rafferty united in marriage this morning at 9 30 in St Marys Church by Rev J T Daly. Miss Potter daughter of Mrs Rose Potter of Winckles Street, and Mr Rafferty son of Mrs Mary Rafferty of Elging, were attended by sister Mrs Eleanor Klein and best man Frank Klein. The couple will reside at 240 Winckles Street after a breakfast at the bride's home and a honeymoon trip to Northern Michigan. Potter works as a book keeper at General Industries Co and Rafferty at Perry Far Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mary's Church
Clarabelle Potter
Thomas Rafferty
J. T. Daly
Miss Potter
Rose Potter
Winckles Street
Rafferty
Mary Rafferty
Elging
Eleanor Klein
Cleveland
Frank Klein
Rose Hill
Surprise Birthday Party for Nellie Feron at Sister’s Home
Miss Nellie Feron celebrated her fifteenth birthday at her sister Mrs Howard Pasenow’s home. Orange and black decor, many gifts, and dancing led by Harriet Traczek and John Pawlikowski. Twenty guests were served luncheon late. Also notes on a new bridge club, the B. F. F. club, organized by Mrs Karl Kaley with prizes awarded to Mrs Jack Gray and Mrs Louis Beaumont.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nellie Feron
Howard Pasenow
Karl Kaley
Hamilton Avenue
B. F. F. Club
Jack Gray
Louis Beaumont
Margaret Peachey
Cuyahoga Falls
Arletta Crawford
Endley Block
Halloween Dance at Legion Hall Colorful Affair
The American Legion Auxiliary held its annual Hallowe en dance at the Legion Home. Guests staged an impersonation contest with groups such as cats and chickens. the Chickens, led by Hugh Amidon, won. Prizes went to Edith Hearne, Mable Draker, Foster Dirlam, and Charles Hansen. Elmer, still unknown, appeared briefly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion
American Legion Auxiliary
Paul Collins
Hugh Amidon
Edith Hearne
Mable Draker
Foster Dirlam
Charles Hansen
Bill
Far East situation and local club events noted
The Current Affairs Group met at the association building to discuss the Far East situation including China and Japan, gold standard, inflation, Hitler policies, and the Polish Corridor. Social clubs held events with bridge and Bunco prizes, upcoming parties, and weekly schedules at the YWCA and nearby clubs, involving Leona Smith, Eileen O’Donnell, Angeline Smith, Julia Davis, Miss Claire Emmerick, Mrs. Nettie Nichols, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Association
Champney
Far East
China
Japan
Hitler
W. Co. A
St. Mary’s Church
Bridge
Banco
Leona Smith
Eileen O*'Donnell
Bunco
Angeline Smith
Julia Davis
Hallowe'en
Anne Bani
Claire Emmerick
Bessie Neuman Becomes Bride Of Joseph Brada In Church Parsonage
The marriage of Miss Uressolv Neuman to Joseph Brada was solemnized at St. Agnes church parsonage with Rever end Fr. Brissell presiding. The couple will reside with the groom’s parents as Mr Brada works at The Radiant Millx Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bessie Neuman
Joseph Brada
Uressolv Neuman
Emil Neiman
Forter Avenue
Fabian Brada
Mundison Avenue
Brissell
St. Agnes’ Church
John Brada
Brada
Mr. Brada
Radiant Millx Co
Joyce Brada
Madison Avenue
Bunco
Emily Neuman
Mrs. Linway
Hallowe'en
Hospital Notes Admission List and Discharges
Hospital notes show admissions including Ted Simama Crafton Mrs Cyril Cordrey 311 Adams Mrs Esther Pfeiffer Crafton Julius Lehman Sr 139 School Mrs Alfred Tappan 224 Longfellow Miss Louise Kniern 103 Robsoncourt Miss Helen Barchers 406 West avenue. Discharges include Gerald Laver 122 Hiverdale court Marilyn Laver 122 Riverdale court Edward Klein Valley City Mrs Bert Kuipper Avon O Clarence Daly La Grange George Poster Asiland Mrs George Waller 129 Pasadena avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ted Simama
Crafton
Cyril Cordrey
Adams
Esther Pfeiffer
Julius Lehman
School
Alfred Tappan
Longfellow
Louise Kniern
Robsoncourt
Helen Barchers
West Avenue
Gerald Laver
Hiverdale Court
Marilyn Laver
Riverdale Court
Edward Klein
Valley City
Bert Kuipper
Avon
Clarence Daly
la Grange
George Poster
Asiland
George Waller
Pasadena Avenue
Jewish Junior League to Host Halloween Cabaret Dance
The Jewish Junior League plans a cabaret style dance at Daniel's Villa Ridgeville with Mammy Louise's Creole Club Orchestra and a slate of Cleveland entertainers plus local acts. Jack Rassler hosts with a 9 pm start and 100 couples booked representing Lorain Sandusky and Wooster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jewish Junior League
Elyria
Daniel
Jack Rassler
Rusty Monarenho
Honey Tate Blue
Gold Dust Trio
Lorain
Sandusky and Wooster
Hallowe'en
Hilda Mendelsohn
Evelyn Schultz
Daniel Schon
Hallowe'en club events and encampment notices
A roundup of local club activities and Hallowe'en parties with dates and hosts across West avenue Princeton avenue Durkee Road and nearby streets. Meetings include Lord Degree Masons and Northwest Encampment No 188 with future attendance by Odd Fellows and Rebekahs, plus Bible classes at Y W C A and Methodist churches. Community members host parties with costumes prizes and social games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. L. F. Club
Hallowe'en
Norma Stegman
Chase Street
Lord Degree Masons
West Avenue
Minnie Brown
F. L. Shaw
Princeton Avenue
A. H. Kent
Northwest
P. O. McKenzie
L. J. Blake
Rebekahs
Grafton
Irving Carpenter
Norwalk
Judge Carpenter
Frances Balock Turns Four in Halloween Party
Frances Mary Balock celebrated her fourth birthday yesterday at home on 134 Clinton Avenue. Ten friends attended as the honoree received many pretty gifts. Halloween season decorations, games, and refreshments framed the party atmosphere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Mary Balock
Clinton Avenue
Girl Scouts Attend Congregational Service at Ridgeville
Services at North Ridgeville Congregational church tomorrow include a sermon titled Taking Life Seriously. The Girl Scouts will attend in a body and the choir led by Miss Eleanor Gerstenberger will sing a special anthem with Mrs A D Knappe as organist. Services begin at 11 AM with Sunday School at 10 AM. all are welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Ridgeville Congregational Church
Girl Scouts
Eleanor Gerstenberger
A. D. Knappe
Alm
Colonial Tea at WRC Event and Hallowe'en Party
Mrs. Charlotte Lewis and officers in Colonial costumes hosted a Colonial tea at J. C. C. F. Hall with guests from Wellington Oberlin and Lorain Corps. A play Ye Tea Party of Ye Olden Times was staged. Daughters of Scotia elected officers and debated meeting nights. Guest Mary McKinnon attended from Lorain. A Hallowe'en party at Geraldine Watson's featured costumes and dancing. A Lorain marriage license application was filed for Joseph A Matos and Mary L Fundak. WCTU meets Oct 31 at WLC A for a Christian Citizenship program. Lutheran sermon at Emmanuel Church discusses The Lutheran Church in Modern Life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain
Capitol Theatre
Palace Theatre
Charlotte Lewis
Women’s Relief Corps
J. C.C
Eleanor
Helen Hubbard
Daughters of Scotia
Wurst Hall
Isabell Henderson
Margaret Baird
Margaret Gailey
Anna Blakeslee
Annie McKelvile
Mary Penman
Margaret Paton
Jessie Tidd
Harriet Robertson
Isabelle Jamie
Geraldine Watson Wostess
Geraldine Watson
Hamitan Street
Local Churches Advertise Services Across Town
A long listing of Sunday School times and worship services for many churches on Mast Avenue Middle Avenue Second Street and surrounding blocks. Denominational details include First Church of Christ Scientist Lake Avenue Community Church Paul Evangelical Bethany Baptist Pilgrim Community Church Alliance Spiritual Church and more with service times 9 45 to 11 00 a m and 6 30 to 9 00 p m plus midweek prayers and reading rooms reflecting a bustling religious schedule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Church OF Christ Scientiat
Mast Avenue
Munday School
Redington Block
Middle Ave
Second Street
OT Paul's Evangelical Church
Third Street
Ernst Irion
Evangelical Young Peoople's League
Bethany Baptist Church
Seventeenth Street
J. R. Monk, Jr
Dickerson
Pilghin Community Church
Cambridge
Prespectx
L. Ludlow
Chureab
Arthur Scrivens
Junior Christian Endeavor
First Baptist Church
Middle Avenue
J. . Burton
Epworth League
Ghace Lutheran Church
Princeton Ave
East River Street
F. J. Schumm
Brilch Baptist Church
C. Brown
Second Baptist Church
Thompson's Hall
Oberlin Road
G. T. Sottla
Church OF Christ
Chapel Street
Wm. C. Fowler
Christian Endeavor
Choir to Sing Let Every Tongue Adore Thee in Bach Service
Irwin Bates leads the Lutheran choir under Roland Faulhaber in Bach's Let Every Tongue Adore Thee. The Sunday School begins at 9 45 with William Block in charge of the worship service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irwin Bates
Roland Faulhaber
Bach
William Block
Weekend greetings and travels around Notre Dame and Ohio
Local society notes show Catherine Humphrey staying with her parents in South Bend while Horace Seeley and family return from Cincinnati, and Michig an law student Bob Fauver visiting his Washington Avenue home. Nursing, academic, and civic weekend visits surround families in Lakewood, Columbus, Niles, Elyria, and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catherine Humphrey
Notre Dame College
South Bend
F. A. Humphrey
Middle Avenue
Horace Seeley
Marian Seeley
Cincinnati
Portsmouth
Bob Fauver
University of Ann Arbor
Michigan
Washington Arenas
George Peter
Tom
Chicago
Ilinois
R. W. Kulp
Lilac Hedges
Lake Avenue
Mabel Walker
Lonz Eaton
England
William Walker
Doris Walker
Harwood Street
Local society notes and visitors around town
George Hillmer visits Park Avenue over the weekend. Mrs H D Barry and daughter Mollie join Mr and Mrs J T Evans and son Barry of Youngstown for a Sunday at Mr and Mrs G W Landa. Mrs Sands is a daughter of Mr Barry. Mrs Theodore Scott visits her Osborns on a Chicago trip. Lois Standen visits Shelby residents for a weekend. Mrs Anna G Van Horn visits relatives in Wooster. Helen Borchers underwent appendectomy at Elyria Memorial Hospital. Pettibone Sunday duck dinner offered for 50 cents with rent and masquerade suits at 451 Earl Ct. Ph 6861.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. W. Pond
Helen
Chicago
Rebert W. Funk
Reynoldsburg
Columbus
C. R. Bennett
Denison Avenue
Portsmouth
Emma Stanford
East Broadstreet
Lalord Stanford
Lakewood
Ethel Maddock
Kent State College
Jean Maddock
Flora Stone Mather College
Cleveland
Cleveland Road
Ruth Wiezine
Ard
Ohio State
Ida Mae Jones
Mie Evangeline Spieth
Niles
Ohio
Sherwood Bran
Winckles Street
Elyria Memorial Hospital
John Mies Ard
Cat] Diecel
Detroit
Michigan
George Hillmer
Park Avenue
H. D. Barry
Mollie
J. T. Evans
Barry
Youngstown
G. W. Landa
Sixth Street
Sands
Theodore Scott
R. A. Osborne
Yonkers
New York
Lois Standen
East River Street
Friends
Shelby
Anna G. van Horn
Wooster
James G. van Horn
Cleveland Street
Helen Borchers
Style Center
Also Mentioned on This Page
Rev. Schroeder
Nellie
Feron
B. F. F. Bridge Club
Kaley
Dorothy Mathewson
Alfred Smith
St. Agnes Church
William Burke
Delamere Road
David Whittaker
Mieg Zita Burke
R. E. Kirkbride
Frances Kirkbride
Eastern Heights Boulevard
Botamfer
Walter Botamer
al Emery
Botamer
High Street
Pedro
Gagen
Rome
Norah Gagen
Wurst Court
Myrtle Diltz
Emma Scheuneman
Malterer
Halter
Mra. Prentice
Marr Worcester
Gertrude Flood
Jolly Twelve High
Arthur Perkins
Lloyd Sweet
Walker
Ewarts
W. Vogsey
Semmer Street
Legion Hall
Young Ladies Sodality
Unity Club
George Tufford
Third Sires
Nettie Nichols
R. P. Vaughn
Swartz
Lilah Swartz
Swarttz Road
Herbert
Lee Shuster
Beverly Wacker
la Grange Road
Bert Squires
Butternut Ridge Road
W.C. A
Ely G
Dei
Son G. Fi
St. Marr's G. Ro
Bible Group
Bank Group
Hamilton G. R
Power Chih
Friendship Club
Coxsmopolitan Club
McKinley G
Franklin G. R
Woman's Club
Sweet Afton
E. Chapman
Jean Litlie
Liszt
RK. Shryock
J. Xnece
Frank Hill
Shryock
Zoar
Nece
Wurtemburg
Germany
Joseph Meier
Gottfried Rappeil
America
AL Alt. OW
James Barrie
AL A. VW
J. Clare
Dpenieon Avenue
Barrie
George Hake
T. Belz
MrCarvel
H. W. Ingersoldr
Teview
Girl Scouts of
Avon Lake
R. J. Kihm
Scouts
Abbe Road North
Colonial Club
C. H. Merthe
Business and Professional Women's Club
Hallowe'en Party
Ruth Palmer
N.W. Encampment
Plus Ultra Clase
First Methodist Church
Theron Barth
Durkee Road
Genevieve Garris
Margaret Reichley
Jack O'Lanteros
Hackney
Victorinee Sears
Lucile Dwire
Mark Byers
Cambridge Avenue
Dorcas
A. Groll
Dorcas Lass
A. C. Kehnert
Grosi
Holton Howe
Rexys
Gordon Colton
Ern Heights Boulevard
Twe MC Pictures
Ronsias Brydon
Vernon Commerford
Harti
Huadern
Thomas McRettlien
Rodner Sons
Malesim McDonall
Notman Smith
Ridgeville
W. B.C
Kay Stantz
Sebramin Road
Grave Yard
Ruth Abram
Henry Meckley
Rob Crandall
Donald Chapman
Wm. Louck
Joseph Anthony Matos
Iahorer
Mary Lucille Fundak
Vukonic
WLC. A
D. M. Upton
Reformation
Lutheran Church
Tdfe
Nev
Corliss Miller
C. A. Richards
Leppere
Demke
Chio Ng
Lake Ave
Bucholtz
M. John & Hogan
Alliance Spiritual Churcil IL Oo. O. F. Hall
Broad St
Agana Hale
Church OF God IN Christ
West Ave
George Aldridae
First Congregational
Second Streets
W. M. Auld
Emmanuel Lutheran Church
Av. Co
Princeton and Garford
Harold A Sayles
Unithed Presbyterian
Vast Ave
Second St
Jon A. Brown
Third and
Court Street
E. J. Bond
Lpworth League
Chancr
Nazarene Smith
Bower's
W. FE. Clay
N.Y. B.S
P. A
Ilf Obrkin Road
T. C. Williams
Brotherhood
African Methodist Church
Jones Chapel
R. A. White Pantor
Chanco
Ford M
ST. John's Ltheran Broad Street
Armin Schroeder
Balvation Army
Holiness Mest
F. PF. OG
Vv. B.S
the United Bible Students
Magtar
West River Street
Tibor Toth
Ser
Second Congregational Church
Corner Lake Ave
West Street
C& F. Wiseman
MT. Bion Baptist
Coe
J. D. Bell
Holy Cross
Fourteenth Street
West
T. Andrew's Church
Windle Ave
Edwin Redhead
Kappa Beta Kappa
Gospel Mission
East Bridge Street
SOCAL
Brose
Pettibone
Earl Ct
Eat Ave
Fourth ST
Sanko
American Oriental
Over Bell Clothing Co
Elyria Business College
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