Lillian Schaffer and Felder Ankeny Exchange Home Vows
Lillian Schaffer of Clarksfield wed Felder Ankeny of 345 Second street at 945 Thursday morning in a home ceremony at 220 East Third Street, with Rev. William A. Geath officiating. The couple, after a short Pennsylvania trip, will live at 220 East Third Street for the fall and winter. she is a New London High School graduate employed at Republi Steel, he also works there and is in the local Magonic organization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lillian Schaffer
Clarksfield
Felder Ankeny
Second Street
William A. Geath
Harold Briggs
East Third Street
Ares Rechke
Helen Briggs
Ouf
Charles MacNeal
Grooig
Pennsylvania
New London High School
Republi Steel Company
Ankeny
Came Company
Iocal Magonic
B and P W Club To Open Season With Dinner
The Business and Professional Women's Club meets Tuesday September 18 at First Congregational church with dinner at 6 30 pm. Program committee leads the meeting while members share summer activities during social hour. Deadline for receipt of clues extended to September 12. Movies furnish program at Grace Lutheran Aid Society meeting with 36 in attendance. A paper sale is planned for September 23 and a luncheon is set for 12 30 pm in two weeks. Hosts were Mrs Meinke and Mrs Rust. Saturday Special Roast Young Duckling 90c and Beef Tenderloin Steak 1.00 at Jackson Hotel Broad and West avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Business and Professional Women's Club
First Congregational Church
Grace Lutheran Aid Society
O. Bannon
William Neubiser
Charles Winkler
Walter Bagnell
William Watson
Jack Schafer
R. Wahl
Mary Diederich
Dora Witt
Henry Haug
California
Fred Meinke
Walter Rust
Jackson Hotel
Broad and
West Avenue
Guild Observes 20th Birthday at West Side Guild
The West Side Guild of St. Andrew church marked its 20th anniversary during the first Fall meeting held in the parish house. The group, founded September 25, 1904, expanded from ten to twenty members and planned a Christmas courtesy for service members, with lap robes donated to the Red Cross. The next meeting is set for October 4 with hosts listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Side Guild
St. Andrew's Church
Alfred Nash
Mra BB. Hayler
Pearl Wendling
Taylor
Earl C. Taylor
Rowland Morris
HL. Eastman
Elizabeth Chard
Irvin Potter
Pariah House
BB Baytu
Howland Morris
Pear Wendeling
St. John's Aid Society
Bt. John's Aid
Sovrety
Yseterday
Third Street
Fred Koepp
Richard Mune
Carl Schiver
Meria
Henry Lieske Sore
Alfred Buchholz
Max Kandt
Wooster Istreet
Local Births and Social Notes From Elyria Area
A second daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs. Ted Jalowiec of 176 Warren Avenue on September 7 at Elyria Memorial Hospital. Susan Nadine weighs seven pounds and X ounces at birth. Dan Stevick left for Wheaton College yesterday, son of Mr. and Mrs. Hattie Stevick of 244 Oxford Avenue, a Tyne graduate of Elyria High School. Mr. and Mrs. G. Rush of 130 Hamilton Street returned from Camp Hood Texas after visiting in Austin and San Antonio. Pvt. Kenneth B. Rush was mentioned. Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Shank of BuRefontuie hosted as Thursday overnight guests. Rev. Elmer Fitch, pastor of Christian Missionary Alliance Chapel on Middle Avenue, has gone to Wheaton College for a year of study. Asan was born to Mr. and Mrs. Robert Moran on September 7 at Elyria Memorial Hospital. The Macans live in Grafton. Hostess to Magyar Circle’s first Fall meeting was Mrs. Joseph Varga on Griswold Road with 15 members and visitors. Rev. I. G. Novak opened with a paper. The Circle approved a coffee social for September 24 at the church. Mrs. John Takacs is social chairman. The next meeting is October 5 at Mrs. John Varady’s on Foster Avenue, with a birthday cake for Mrs. John Szabo and Mrs. Igriatz Varga.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ted Jalowiec
Warren Avenue
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Susan Nadine
Dan Stevick
Wheaton, Lil
Wheaton College
Hattie Stevick
Oxford Avenue
Tyne
Elyna High School
G. Rush
Christian Missionary Alliance Chapel
Middle Avenue
Asan
Robert Moran
Elgiaia Memorial Hospital
Grafton
Magyar Reformed Church
Joseph Varga
Griswold Road
John Szabo
Igriatz Varga
Garford PTA outlines year plans and fund-raising drive
Garford PTA executives met at the home of Mrs. Arthur Comstock to approve next year programs and budget projects. Maynard Huene, new Garford principal, attended and was introduced by the president. Projects include sales tax stamps bake and rummage sales a card party and city-wide paper sale. A membership drive and participation awards were planned with social events after meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garford
Garford P Tla
Arth Comstock
Renyan Ave.nue
Maynard Huene
Ways and Means
PTA
Joan
Karl Taylor
Charles Hirzelton
Garrard
Arthur Comstock
Yce
Robert Miller
Evering
Mra
Ward Hlubbard
Douglas Wiggins
Jacobo Berger
Pred Huskinson
Orla Stauden
Paul Hardy
Down Lung
Community groups plan events at several local meetings
At a K P hall session A Completes Plans Women’s Benefit Association outlined a September 21 instruction and health day with Iva Simmons in charge. Maude McLaughlin heads the rally committee for November planning, plus a bake sale and bingo prizes. Juniors met with Shirley Ann Betts presiding. Other groups discussed fall activities including a Hallowe’en party at Rose Boals’s home, with Marion Ryan and others winning prizes. Guilds and circles held devotions, planned dinners, and prepared for in October and September conventions, with delegates named and prizes awarded in several faction meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women's Benefit Association
K. of P. Hall
Iva Simmons
Maude McLaughlin
Associatn
Alice Garri
Shirley Ann Betts
Delores Narry
Licenses and clothing sale ad from Elyria area
A local notice lists licenses for individuals including Alfred Copeland and Russell J. Willinger with addresses in Elyria and Wellington. A sale ad promotes a Women’s Aid Children’s clothing sale running Friday and Saturday with merchandise described as runanage and Blyree items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred Copeland
Anne Ate ‘Mass
U.S. Army
Rathabtha Ostrov
Columba Coves Nue
Elyria
Russell J. Willinger
Rei Heights
Wellington
Women’s Aid
Runanage
Ayts
Blyree
American Indian Theme Studied by Women’s Council
The Women's Council of First Christian church presented a play on American Indian issues as their yearly study topic. The scene, an Indian council on a reservation, explored education and religion's impact, income needs, and integrating with white children in schools. The program included musical pieces and reports from council members, with Mrs. C. M. Terry reading a letter from missionaries Donald and Mrs. Edwards. The meeting adjourned with refreshments and set the next gathering for October 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women's Council of First Christian Church
Lowe House
Frederick Meng
J. D. Fivan
Theodore Owen
John Robinson
Bill Gibbons
Raymond Galord
Meng
I. B. Funk
C. M. Terry
World Relations
Donald Edwards
Disciples Churches
Buenos Aires
South America
Cape Town
Rolonge
Belgian Congo
L. E Wargrave
Henry Shaw
Emma Kuchentither
Women's Auxiliary Meeting Canceled at Elyria Memorial Hospital
The Women's Auxiliary to Elyria Memorial Hospital will not meet on Monday September 1 due to lack of materials causing cancellation of the planned session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Alter Rosery Society Meeting at Parish Hall
Alter-Rosery Society Mrs Bogart presided at the first business meeting after recess in the parish hall. Reports were given and planning began to cooperate with other groups for the N CW Institute to be held September 19. Rosaries for service men and women were once again requested and sales tax receipts to be submitted at the September 21 social.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alter-Rosery Society
I. Mary's Altar-Rosary Society
Partish Hall
A. Tuntén Hificheonaa
Bogart
Wiliam Rigo
Ed Coleman
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B. and
P. W. Club
Cleveland
Iayceaeaes
Phen
Haserodt Jewelry Co., Inc
Elaenore L. Brandes
American Gem Society
Broad Street
Ohio
Hesarodt
Guild
Parent-Teacher Association News
Bor
Kirkpatrick
Ned Palm
Women's Missionary Society
United Presbyterian
R. PB. Kirkpatrick
Mis
Ruth Krieg
Henry Krieg
Graber
Syrodiwel Women's Guild
Lider
Circle No A
Circles No
Circle No. 2
Springfield
Ruth Beal
Ida Devinney
Beal
West Bridge Street
Minnie Gard
Ruby Beal
Laura Barton
Grace White
Lillian Swartzel
Lillian Boddy
Dorothy Mastiigs
Anna
Rimmage Sale
Merning
Circle
St. Pand’s Church
TNT
Florist
American Legion
Alcadenzsa Ettecr
Data Lang Ag
Middle Ave
C.h.merther Co
Women’s Council
Kings Daughters
First Methodist Church
Ission
Mra. B. Ft Vestal
Grafton Ross
P. D. Reefy
P. Hall
Aremeé Club
Tureday
Clifton Studio
Swift
Coats
Fabrica
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