Bowen announce Esther Mae Bowen to Ralph Ott in Buffalo
Mrs. R. and Mrs. Walter W. Bowen of Spencer Ohio announce the marriage of their daughter Esther Mae to Ralph Ott son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Ott in St Joseph Cathedral Buffalo New York. The ceremony was at 7 30 am conducted by Rev Fr Hogan. The couple will honeymoon in Canada and Adirondack region and will reside at 414 Middle Avenue after September seventh. Both couples are Elyria High School graduates with ties to Oberlin and Elyria Business College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter W. Bowen
Spencer, Ohio
Ava
Esther Mae
Ralph Ott
Charles Ott
Buffalo
New York
Fr. Hogan
St. Joseph's Cathedral
Colledé
Ott
Montreal
Canada
Adirondack Mountains
Middle Avenue
International Society For Crippled Children
Mr. Ott
W. Barres
Pre-Nuptial Shower Honors Anita Hines
Miss Anita Hines was surprised by friends at a prenuptial shower Tuesday evening at Miss Jerry Hinkle’s home 120 Kenwood Street. Guests from Elyria Lorain Lakewood and local towns attended. gifts included many prizes and a dessert luncheon was served. she will marry Robert Bretland Smith on September 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anita Hines
Jerry Hinkle
Kenwood Street
Charles Reavyer
Beth Hunt
J. F
Lorain
Lowell G. Stone
Lakewood
Migs Hines
Missines
Robert Bretland Smith
Miss Margaret Seward Complimented at Bridal Shower
Mrs Harvey Curtis and Miss Marian Higgins hosted a complimentary shower for Miss Margaret Seward at 18 Broad Street with four bridge tables. Prizes went to Mrs Mayme Parsch and others. a luncheon followed. Out of town guest Mrs Robert Seward of Lorain attended. A second shower was held at 1410 East Avenue with more gifts and a salad course.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvey Curtis
Marian Higgins
Broad Street
Margaret Seward
Paul Weisbrod
Mayme Parsch
Floyd Heifricc
Kenneth Martin
Catherine Seward
Miss Seward
Earch
Robert Seward
Lorain
June
Smith
Seward
East Avenue
Dridge
George Carter
Sewerseront
Cyril Moraga
Ihe
Jewrit Smith
Uelen
Don Mohr
Ted Taor
Henry Pentound
Kemneth Beal
Resins
Cyril Moran
Ripe Smirk
Seward Schneider
Gree Carter
Ruth Pickett
Local society notes highlight travel and new positions
Mrs Harley Gibbs and family returned from Johnstown after visiting relatives while Leonard Fowls attends the National Methodist Youth Congress as a delegate from Norwalk. Other items include nurses and students heading to Lackawanna New York and Bellevue Hospital training, a nurse moving to New York City training, and several residents starting new posts at the Bell Telephone Company in Cleveland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harley Gibbs
Beverly
Richard
Marseilles Avenue
Johnstown
Pennsylvania
Leonard Fowls
Glendale Court
Berea
Kentucky
National Methodist Youth Congress
Norwalk
Harl Heilins
Kipton
Elyria Junction
Barnerd MrCray
Minneapoli
Minnesota
Lucy Houserman
Charles Court
Thei
Long Island
New York
Nellie Lewis
Mary Maddock
Hiram
Ohio
Misa Jessie Blanchard
Miss Daniels
Albert T. Jones
Jackson
Michigan
Maude Barr
North Qlive Street
Edith Bearup
Stewart
Okemos
Norman Goldstein
Texas
New Mexico
Ethyl Heard
St. Elizabeth’s Hospital
Washington, D. C
Aurelia Brown
Washington
May Heard
East Avenue
Miss Heard
Citts
Bellevue Hospital
Calendar Lorelei Chih Meets With Mrs Samples
Calendar lorelei Chih meets Mrs. Robert Samples at Furnace Street while J J Clus visits Blanche Woods. A dinner and theatre party are planned by Zeta Upsilon Sorority. A church board meeting is postponed to next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorelei Chih
Robert Samples
Furnace Street
J. J
Pass Resolutions At Elyria Oddfellow Lodge Meeting
Elvira Lodze No 105 I O O F met chaired by Mason Smith with visiting brothers from Amherst and Akron. Several resolutions were adopted to strengthen Oddfellowship. initiate degree team plans a September meeting to confer the initiatory degree. members adjourned to a melon feast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elvira Lodze
Amherst
Akron
Elyria
Mason Smith
Pre-nuptial Courtesy for Mona Bennett Attended by Laxewood
Miss Mona Bennett’s pre-nuptial courtesy in Laxe wood featured three bunco tables with prizes to Doris Smith and Mrs Ann Krigman. A personal shower celebrated Bennett who will wed Marvin Hasenay on September twelfth. Hostess chose green and white. guests were Amherst school friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myrna Smetzer
Laxewood
Mona Bennett
Bunco
Doris Smith
Ann Krigman
Miss Bennett
Marvin Hasenay
Elyria W C T U Honors Judge Webber With Reception
The Elyria W C T U and friends gathered at Mrs Gerald Rice's Fifth Street home to honor Judge AR Webber a lifelong temperance ally. Ada Helmbach led the program with Mrs Rice, Rev Wilkinson of Cleveland urged anti-saloon action, and Irene Upton sang with accompaniment. Refreshments followed and the next meeting set for October fifth at First Congregational Church with Mrs A M Boyer in charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria W. C. T. U
Gerald Rice
Fifth Street
Webber
Ada Helmbach
Rice
Judge Wehhber
Paul Wainwright
Irene Upton
I Cantain Sullivan
D A. Baird
Chicago
The
Plain Dealer
Hey
Wilkinson
Stephen
Apaaker
Rica
Drummond
Hil
Strickler
Hinman
A.M. Boyer
Busy Year for Elyria Woman's Club executive committee plans
Preliminary plans outlined at the Elyria Woman's Club executive committee meeting. The first meeting is set for Wednesday October 14 with a one act play in the works. Officers remain L. Martin president and other officers listed along with reorganized departments and chairmen. A variety show at Risko theatre funds the Milk Fund and the Junior department hopes to bring Richard Halliburton to town. The executive committee will reconvene the first Tuesday in October to finalize plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria Woman's Club
R. T. J. Martin
Frank C. Billings
J. B. Johnson
G. W. Winkard
KE. C. Kayes
Education
Music
Dream
Education and
E. A. Hubbard
A. C. Sohtliéman
H. G. Hoover
American Home and Child Welfare Department
Harlan Cordray
Clyies
Scianca
Barbara Plocher
W. E. Mason
Frank Billings
Hosteas
John Halpin
Don Shibley
E. W. Beicher
Eric Chapman
George P. Colburn
Robert Wison
Beicher
Elyria Man Wed in Cleveland Wedding at Temple Beth Nva Zedek
Elyria businessman Victor Silver of Cleveland marries Marian Ackerman daughter of Mrs. Dore Ackerman at Temple Beth Nva Zedek in Cleveland. Rabbi Kresslov officiated. The couple plan to live at the Billingharst Hotel and Silver remains a jeweler in Elyria.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tha Nval Zedek ‘Temple
Cleveland
Marian Ackerman
Dore Ackerman
Victor Silver
Flyria
Rebecca Silver
Kreslov
Henry Ackerman
Max Horwitz
Alice
Hyman Silver
Solomon Silver
Mr. Silver
Lotus Gardens
Aupper
McOther
Billingharst
Mr Silver
Club Installs Officers at Charlotte Chusa Home
The second meeting of formerly Alpha Deltz Alo convened at Charlotte Chusa’s Chestnut Street home. Officers chosen for three months include Ruth Kelling as president Bettye Moehle as vice president Genevieve Gariss as secretary and Marion Barnes as treasurer. A social luncheon followed by a planning session concluded with an invitation to meet again September 7 hosted by Rosemary Cluser.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alpha Deltz Alo
Claarlotte Chusa
Chestnut Street
Ruth Kelling
Bettye Moehle
Genevieve Gariss
Marion Barnes
Sorority Opens Season With Fall and Winter Plans
The Sigma Omega ex sorority met at Wilma Vanoster's home on Harvard Avenue to launch the Fall and Winter season. They planned a bicycle ride to Indian Hollow Road ending with an early morning breakfast on September 13. After business, they played bridge with Ruth Gorman winning high and Helen Kip getting consolation. A dessert shower honored Mrs. D M Robertson, formerly Bertrice Rudy. Honorary guests included Helene Kipf, a University of Michigan senior, and Rosemary Stirzaker, a Ohio University sophomore, plus Mrs. Dave Thomas, now Elyria resident. The group will meet again in September. The Elizabeth Stevens Society of the Methodist Church hosted a tureen supper and devotional led by Mrs. E Bond, with four new members welcomed: Mrs. Claude Bronson, Mrs. Walter Peak, Mrs. F A Eaton, and Mrs. Charles Barton. The October program was to be planned by Mrs. O E Braddeck and dinner by Mrs. B H Long and their committees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bertrice Rudy
Helene Kipf
University of Michigan
Rosemary Stirzaker
Ohio University
Dave Thomas
Elyria
Washington, D. C
Elizabeth Stevens Society
The
Methodist Church
George Born
W. W Onnell
Hats Steger
E. J. Bond
Faith von Prater
Andrew Murray
England
Claude Sbronson
Walter Peak
F. A. Eaton
Charles Barton
O. E. Braddeck
B. H. Long
Daughters of Scotia Hold Meeting in British Empire Hall
Delegate Mrs Jessie Kidd presided last eight sessions due to absence of Chief Daughter Mrs Atton Leber. Mrs Anna Blakeslee received fing instructions for the National Convention in Cleveland from September 1 to 18. Next meeting date shifted from the 15th to the 22nd with a ward party planned for October 6. Social time followed, and refreshments were served by Mrs Margaret Paton and Miss Margaret Rogers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jessie Kidd
Scotia
British Empire Hall
Atton Leber
Anna Blakeslee
Cleveland
Margaret Paton
Margaret Rogers
Oberlin Bridge Club Meets at Mrs Morgan Home
Mrs Florence Morgan hosted Oberlin Little Sorority bridge club gatherings last night with guest Jean Mor ray. High score winner was Mrs Bernice Bishop, consoled by Mrs Ruth Schroeder. Dessert served at pink and white small tables. Next meeting set for October 6 with Mrs Schroeder at 6 Piara Apartments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence Morgan
Little Sorority Bridge Club
Oberlin
Jean Morray
Bernice Bishop
Ruth Schroeder
Schroeder
No. 6
Piara
Miss Whitney Hosts Lambda Chi Sorority Event
Miss Whitney of Hastavente hosted Miss Edith Whitney as guests of honor and Lambda Chi Sorority members. Plans were discussed for a rum mage sale with Miss Juna Harrison named chairman. Hostess Mrs Clarence Whitney and Mrs Wayne Cropp hosted next gathering in two weeks at Grafton road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lambda Chi Sorority
Edith Whitney
Hastavente
Juna Harrison
Clarence Whitney
Wayne Cropp
Grafton Road
Plan Membership Drive at St Pauls Young Peoples League
The monthly session at St Pauls church last night discussed plans to increase membership. Officers will be elected October sixth and captains named for membership teams. Florence Welton and LaVoune Schramm served refreshments to twelve members after the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Pauls Young People's League
Florence Welton
LaVoune Schramm
Lorain Residents Named in License Notice
Licensing records list Joseph Chet, 26, a Lorain steel worker, and Josephine Swiety mowski, 19, of Lorain. Anthony Parkvan, 29, Willard, machinist, and Martha Urban, 23, Torain. Maurice H. Vanilorn, 2A, Lakewood, chemist, and Elizabeth. Rose Run, 25, Lorain, a teacher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Chet
Lorain
Josephine Swietymowski
Anthony Parkvan
Willard
Martha Urban
Torain
Maurice H. Vanilorn
Lakewood
Elizabeth
Rose Run
Hospital Admissions and Discharges List from Unknown Dates
Admissions include Andrew Rebak at 108 Irondale Glen Schroe der and Mrs Edward Levisy at 409 Clinton Avenue. Discharges include Ethel Odor and baby boy for Mrs Dwight Bond at Amherst and Mrs John Iorga with a baby boy at Graf ton, among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew Rebak
Irondale Street
Glen Schroeder
Walnut Stret
Edward Levisy
Clinton Avenue
John Schoeptle
Lake Avenue
Henry Sassmehaugen
Harwood Street
Ethel Odor
Loraige Parker
James Jones
Berlin
Dwight Bond
Amherst
John Iorga
Grafton
Ernest Handrosh
Mirl
Hold Housewarming for Leroy Race at North Olive home
Mr and Mrs Leroy Race welcomed friends to 229 North Olive Street for a housewarming. The guests, including Mr and Mrs Floyd Yost and several couples, enjoyed a gift presentation and then gathered at Cascade Park for a steak roast and social time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leroy Race
North Olive Street
Airs
Race
Cascade Park
Floyd Yost
H. Hf. Beavis
Truman Carmel
Charles MM. Bliss
BE. B. Caywood
Box
Ray Puder
Charles Sloane
Lester Rotamer
Chester Schisgetar
Henry Cook
Farewell Party for Mrs Ralph Williams Hosts Rewarding Sendoff
Mrs Ralph Williams was guest of honor at a surprise farewell hosted by Circle 3 of the Methodist church at her home on Fifteenth Street. Twenty members attended as she plans to move to Detroit. Mrs Williams’ mother Mrs Allen of Oberlin attended. Refreshments followed a social time and the group presented a silver gift.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Williams
Boner
Fifteenth Street
Circle 3
Methodist Church
Williams
Spoon
Detroit
Allen
Oberlin
Mrs. Williams
Eastern Star dinner and meeting for Mrs. Williams
The Order of the Eastern Star resumes meetings Friday with a 6 15 tureen dinner in the Masonic Temple dining hall. A business session follows, then a farewell program honoring Mrs Reva Williams Past Matron and Ralph Williams Past Patron of QOFS. Williams is employed in Detroit and will relocate there with his wife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Order of Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
Reva Williams
Ralph Wiliams
QOFS
Willams
Detroit
Michigan
Eagles Auxiliary Picnic At Cascades Park
Eagles Auxiliary members meet in Cascades Park at 2 00 for a picnic. A thirteen supper will be carved at six for members and families. If rain occurs the picnic will be postponed to a later date announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esgies
Cascads Park
Agnes Erickson wins heart at Rebekah Social Club
Twenty seven ladies attended the meeting led by President Nellie Reynolds. Bingo prizes went to Della Lute and Florence Gillman. Hostesses were Mrs. R L Stearns and Mrs. C Pomaroy. Next meeting set for October twelfth at Mrs. Iva Marsh's home with a white elephant contribution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agnes Erickson
Grant Street
Heatons
Rebekah
Nellie Reynolds
Della Lute
Florence Gillman
R. L. Stearns
C. Pomaroy
Iva Marsh
Eighth Street
Birthday party honors Mrs B Stoney of Elyria
Purina hosts the Jolly Pinocchio club birthday event for Mrs B Stoney of Elyria with guests including Mr and Mrs Clarence Landin Belden Frank Landin Lorain Mr and Mrs Schrompf Jack Lewis and Mrs Barron of Cleveland A birthday cake and cut flowers graced the table Mrs Stoney received many useful gifts The group will meet in two weeks with Frank Landie at Vermon on the Lake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Schrasser
Purina
Jolly
Pinochio Club
B. Stoney
Elyria
Clarence Landin
Belden
Frank Landin
Lorain
Schrompf
Jack Lewis
Barron
Cleveland
Birthday Compliment At Winthlea Street Bridge Party
Orac Sempra Club members met last night at Mrs. John Schnaidar's home in Winthlea Street. Mrs. Oscar Kohn and Mrs. Herman Wellert tied for high scores while Mrs. Tay Firestone was consoled. Gifts showered Mrs. Wellert who celebrated her birthday. In two weeks she will host at her new Chestnut Ridge home, moved from Fast River Street on Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orac Sempra Club
John Schnaidar
Winthlea Street
Oscar Kohn
Herman Wellert
Tay Firestone
Wellert
Chestnut Ridge
Fast River Street
Harping Hand Society meeting at Mrs Freeman home
The Harping Hand Society led by president Mrs Louige Freeman met at her Ninth Street home for a business session and sewing quilt blocks. Refreshments were served after the work. A future gathering is planned for September 14 at Mrs Nina Witsmap’s Lake Avenue residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louige Freeman
Harping Hand Society
Ninth Street
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Esther Mae Bowen
Krim
Kate Chucalate
Anton Ac
Len Pan Dead
Eto
West River
Miles Poindexter
United States
Elinor Jackson Junkin Latane
Trinity Calles
Hartford
Conn
Acme Photo
Omics
Merdamesa William Willett
Mary Flood
Margaret McHinley
Nina Hilsman
Edith Hill
Myrtle Rose
Elizabeth Decker
Alice Green
Sadie Brown
Regnate
Miss Wynne Williamson
Ladier of
GALR
Judge Webber
Cleveland Man Speaks
Minnie Brown
Flw. Wilkinson
Joarup
Brewers
Anti-Saloon League
WC. T. UL
Club
Jane Berkley
Icting
Mansfield
Knosemary Cluser
Miss Whitney
Eastern Star Dinner
Eagles
Ruth's
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