Miss Janet Emerson Weds Edward Pape In Home Ceremony
Miss Janet Emerson of Cleveland marries Edward N. Pape of Elyria in a home ceremony at the Emerson residence in Cleveland Heights. Rev. Ferdinand Blanchard presides, with attendants including sisters in blue and pink taffeta. Best man is Charles Yost. About fifty guests attended. couple plans a Michigan trip and will live at 244 East 140th Street, Cleveland. Miss Emerson, a Hathaway Brown graduate, works with the Cleveland Girl Scouts. Mr. Pape, Elyria High and Ohio Wesleyan graduate, is with the Paul Revere Community Settlement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam W. Emerson
Coventry Road
Cleveland Heights
Ohio
Janet
Edward N. Pape
Mr. Pape
A. E. Pape
Parkview Court
Elyria
Ferdinand Blanchard
Charles E. Kinney
Lovem Shockey
Charlies Yost
School of Applied Social Sciences
Western Reserve University
Cleveland Girl Scouts
Pape
Elyria High School
Ohio Wesleyan University
Phi Delta Theta
School of Applied Sciences
Paul Revere Community Settlement
Betrothal announced for Peggy Rheineck and David Mauney
Mrs Hazel Rheineck of 401 Gar ford avenue announces the engagement of her daughter Peggy to David Hunter Mauney Jr of Lincolnton North Carolina with a December wedding planned. The betrothal followed a Sunday dinner. Both were Lincolnton area graduates of Lenoir Rhyne College Hickory NC. Peggy travels to Charlotte to be bridesmaid at a classmate’s wedding this Saturday. Also noted Billie Struck’s forthcoming marriage to Thomas Dean on September 16.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hazel Rheineck
Garford Avenue
Peggy
David Hunter Mauney, Jr
Lincolnton
North Carolina
Mauney
D. H. Mauney
Fiancre
Lenoir- Rhyne College
Hickory
Miss Rheineck
Charlotte
Eleanor Neal
Ridgeville Grange Hosts Tee Cream Social at Fortune Home
Ridgeville Grange holds a tee cream social at the home of George Fortune on Root Road this Friday evening September 10. All welcome to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ridgeville Grange
George Fortune
Root Rd
Women's Association Opens Fall Activities at First Congregational Church
After a summer recess the Women’s Association of First Congregational Church resumed with a tureen luncheon. President Mrs. H. G. Hoover announced a September 23 parish dinner for Dr. and Mrs. W. M. Auld. guest speaker Mrs. H. V. Morse of Oberlin discussed global Christian friendship and mission work. Frances Bement, former China missionary, described current conditions in China. Tee skating noted as craze in Johannesburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women's Association of
First Congregational Church
H. G. Hoover
W. M. Auld
Auld
England
Scotland
Lucy Houserman
Peter Smith
Women's Association
Frances Bement
China
Bridal Showers Honor Sylvia Averbrook and Leota Drusendahl
Miss Sylvia Averbrook of 455 Earl Court hosted fifteen guests from Neisner Store for a pre nuptial shower for Leota Drusendahl of West Ridge featuring bridge and banco. Gifts included linen and a Scranton lace dinner cloth. Drusendahl later welcomed a Ladies Aid kitchen shower at Mrs. Theodore Grills’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sylvia Averbrook
Earl Court
Zirils
Neisner
Leota Drusendahl
West Ridge
Bridge
Banco
Louis A. Bettcher
Cleveland
First Methodist Church
N. E. C. Club
Drusendahl
Ladies Aid Society of
Theodore Grills
Aid Society
Employed Young Women's League Opens Fall Plans
The Employed Young Women's League of the Y W C A will hold an open cabinet meeting next Tuesday at seven. Active members are invited to help plan the league's Fall opening, scheduled for Tuesday evening September 21.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Women's League
Y. W. CA
Calendar and club meetings at United Presbyterian churches
A series of local group gatherings and church events listed with times and hosts. Emma Dean Anderson Circle hosts supper at 5 30, Ruth Unger and Mildred Dieward host. Grace Imtheran Building Committee meets at 7. First Congregational choir rehearsal at 7 30. Sons of Union Veterans Auxiliary and We-Kum-U-Kum Club urged to attend. Et Yet Club gathers with Mrs Paul Weisbrod on Cascade street. Fat Com Club hosts with Mr and Mrs Frederick Meng on Harvard Avenue. Beacon Light Class of St Paul’s postponed to September 16. Keen Kutter Club home gathering at Breeksville park. Townsend Club party at 136 Middle Avenue. Kirria Commandery and Bethel Shrine meetings noted. Daughters of Sahara and Young People’s Society of the Hungarian Reformed Church plan 8 00 basement meeting with all urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Presbyterian Church
Emma Dean Anderson
Ruth Unger
Mildred Dieward
Grace Imtheran Church
First Congregational Church
Sons of Union Veterans Auxiliary
Paul Weisbrod
Cascade Street
Fat Com
Frederick Meng
Harvard
Beacon Light
St. Paul's
Keen Kutter
Breeksville Park
Townsend
Middle Avenue
Clin Robertson
Bethel Shrine
Hall
Kirria Commandery No
Daughters of Sahara
Charity bridge party honors Miss Jeannie Reid bride elect
Jeanne Reid was hosted by co hostesses at Elyria Woman's Club in a six table bridge party for her September eighteenth wedding to Richard Godmar. Prizes went to Miss Winifred Seward Mrs Russell Johnson Miss Emma Persensky and Mrs Jay Coleman. Guests included Mrs Ae P WMc Permott of Cleveland and Miss Kay Canales of Lorain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeannie Reid
Richard Godmar
Robert Bainbridge
Carl J. Ericsson
Ted E. Saward
Elyria Woman's Club
Winifred Seward
Russell Johnson
Emma Persensky
Jay Coleman
Reid
Ae P
Wmc Permott
Cleveland
Kay Canales
Lorain
Sorority Honors Two Members of Zeta Upsilon
Miss Roberta Mosley hosted at East River Street as Miss Mary Johnson, entering Elyria Memorial Hospital Nurses Training School, received handkerchiefs. Miss Naomi Burge got a birthday cake. Plans for a Cleveland dinner and theatre party on September 12 were set with Miss Pauline Geigey in charge. Meetings every three weeks were announced. A dance was discussed but not dated. Bridge provided entertainment with high-score prize to Miss June Garford and consolation for Mary Johnson. Refreshments followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zeta Upsilon Sorority
Roberta Mosley
East River Street
Mary Johnson
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Naomi Burge
Cleveland
Pauline Geigey
Bridge
June Garford
Mrs Jaycox Hosts Division DY Meeting at Bond Street Home
Mrs Jaycox assisted by Mrs Moore and Mrs Ma son and Mr Graham entertained Division DY of Second Congregational Church at her Bond street home Wednesday afternoon. Mrs Lamberton led the devotional service and routine business followed. Fifteen members were served refreshments. The next meeting is Wednesday October thirteenth at twelve thirty o'clock for a birthday tureen luncheon at the church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. W. Jaycox
H. E. Moore
O. BE. Mason
Otto Graham
Division DY
Second Congregational Church
Bond Street
George Lamberton
Elyria Personal News Roundup Of Visits And Travel
Mr. and Mrs. Alex Watt and daughters Vieainit and Marian return to Detroit after a week visiting relatives here. Several residents travel to Chicago Evanston Purdue and Cleveland for weddings schooling and family events. Notables include Miss Marjorie Mc Glyan wedding, Rev Bela Bacso recovering from tonsil operation, and Emanuel Schon heading to Chicago for optometry school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alex Watt
Vieainit
Marian
Detroit
Michigan
Mae Patterson
E. E. Patterson
Chicago
Minois
E. J. Howenstine
Park Avenue
Janice Davis
Columbus
Howenstine
Kenneth Lyons
West Avenue
Evanston
James
Purdue University
Lafayette
Indiana
Jess H. Mason
Baltimore
Maryland
Lakeside
Ohio
W. H. Ruth
Paul Kridler
Fremont
Ruth
Kridlers
Cleveland
Kridler
D. W. Gauss
West Ridge
Gauss
Gaus
Elyria
Ford Rumph
Cleveland Street
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
Richard J. Price
Pasadena Avenue
Canada
Bela Bacso
Hungarian Reformed Church
Elyria Memorial Hospital
H. K. Wilford
Ninth Street
MM. 3. Freeman
Chattanooga
Tennessee
Emanuel Schon
East Avenue
Illinois
Chicago School of Optometry
Charles Lee
Yellow Springs
Leonard Grimes
Troy
J. D. Funk
Don Gurney
Bob Heimsath
Elwood Schaffer
Will F. Hall
East Broad Street
Fremont County Fair
A. E. Pape
Ruth Pape
Parkview Court
Edward Pape
Janet Emerson
Coventry Road
William Muir Auld
England
Scotland
Homer Mitchell
Elizabeth
New Jersey
Roy Worcester
East Bridge Street
A. P. MacDermott
Nancy
Herman Banker
MacDermott
William H. Field
North Olmsted
Charleston
Max F. Baldt
Marine Hospital
Friendship Club Cabinet Sets Tentative Fall Assembly Date
Senior Friendship Club cabinet met after school with new president Evelyn Fenimore in charge. They tentatively set the fall assembly for October sixth and plan a lake setting up conference the weekend of September twenty fifth. Committee chairs and assistants will meet this afternoon and tomorrow to line up work before Friday’s cabinet meeting to finalize the assembly theme.
Nomination of Officers at Dames of Malta Meeting
The Dames of Malta held a meeting at 10 C hall to nominate new officers. Election follows at the next meeting on Wednesday September twenty second after six o'clock. Guests included Deputy Christine Werner and Mrs. Clara Sheffler of Cleveland. Special prizes went to Gus Dostall and Mrs. Sarah Ferrer, with the evening prize won by Mrs. Clara Sheffler. Attendance was notably good.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malta
C. F. Hall
Christine Werner
Cleveland
Clara Sheffler
Gus Dostall
Sarah Ferrer
Amendments discussed at Blue Triangle club meeting TY. W. C. A.
The Blue Triangle club held a business meeting at the TY W C A to open their fail program. Mrs. Hazel Wilson Bow man presided. Two constitutional amendments on dues and membership were discussed. New members will be guests for a month. New officers will be elected September 15 and installed September 22. A dessert course followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blue Triangle Club
Hazel Wilson Bowman
Hospital Admissions and Discharges List Names
A hospital notice lists admissions including Robert Dumas and Mrs John Wil mot with several addresses in Lake County and Ragland Ohio. Discharges include Virginia Vacha and Rev Bela Bacso along with multiple residents from Avon Lake Lorain and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Dumas
Lake Avenue
John Wilmot
Third Street
Thurstian McKenney
Chase Street
Henry Miller
West Bridge
Walter GrNe
Calvin Knapp
LaGrange
William Brown
Ragland
Ohio
William, Pickard
Hal Carmel
Grafton
Virginia Vacha
Avon Lake
Grover Guikison
Pasadena
Bela Bacso
West River
John Howard
Oberlin Road
Howard Dellafield
West Broad
John Ray
Lorain
Preston Silk
la Grange
John Hutman
Huron Street
Meetings and gatherings listed in local society notes
Meetings Division F of the Second Cou ergatlionarchhurch duvets Monday evening at 368 High Street. Arena Club gathers Friday at two in the Masonic Dining Room with thirteen members and one guest. St Pauls Circle No held yesterday at Mrs Albert Eckler’s Chestnut Street home with Mrs Martin Gerke leading devotions and business. Hostess served refreshments. Mary Fox to host September 22 at Lake Avenue home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Couergatlionarchhurch
Lester Botainer
High Street
Arena Club
Masonic Dining Room
Kate Spierelberg
St. Paul's
Mrs. Davis Hosts Helping Hand Society Meeting
Mrs Warner Davis entertained eight members and one guest of the Helping Hand Society at her Karl Court home yesterday. Ringo provided the diversion with prizes awarded to Mrs Alice Green and Mrs Hatters Smith. A refreshment course followed. The group will meet in two weeks with Mrs Martha Stefenning on West Third Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warner Davis
Helping Hand Society
Karl Court
Ringo
Alice Green
Hatters Smith
Davis
Martha Stefenning
West Third Street
Gold Museum Opens at Moscow Scientific Institute
Moscow reports a Gold Museum opening at the Scientific Research Geological Prospecting Institute. It displays nucgets crystals and samples of alluvial gold and gold-bearing rock. The collection includes rocks and minerals usually found with gold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
Moscow Scientife
Mu- Seltir Aisc
Earl Cohagans to Make Home in Elyria
Wellington reports the marriage of Bertha Harner to Earl F. Cohagan at the bride’s home in Lodi. Rev. Vir Gil Meyer officiated a single ring ceremony with no attendants. The newlyweds, now at Elyria, plan a short trip through Pennsylvania and West Virginia. Bert Cohagan is related to Wellington residents and has worked for Dr. Fortney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellington
EB. A. Harner
Elyria Street
Lodi
Bertha
Earl F. Cohagan
Ro Vi Cohagan
Spencer
Vir Gil Meyer
Lodi Congregational Church
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
Broad
Elyria
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Mable Littie
Peggy Rheineck
David Hunter Mauney
Billie
Auss
Billie Struck
Thomas Dean
Thomas Stirzaker
Harry C. Sanders
Worcester
Bunce
W. Struck
Pelton
Jane Towne
Miss Struck
LaVerne Struck
Crosby
Gerber
Poiner
Ferriman
Vic Robert
E. Towne
Fay Worcester
Eva Worcester
H. C. Sanders
Betty Lou Buraniber
Sondra Sue Saners
Allen Bernard
Women’s Association
Johannesburg
South Africa
Elysum Grill
Broad Street
Capitol Theatre
Rose Coxle
Philadelphia
Catherine Case
Atlantic City
N. J
Acme
Honor Jeanne Reid
Mrs. Jaycox
Lorain County Home & Window Cleaning CO
Princeton
Hugh Greer
Elyria - Oberlin - Grafton - Imuerst
Leedale’s
Dgnole
Leedale'’S
Friendship Club Cabinet
Modern Beauty
Elyria Sav. & Trust
Merthe
Mrs. Davis
Bernard W. McKinley
Amherst
Ruth Sondergeld
Herman Porter
Janet Davidson
George J. Ross
Mary Polimene
18Th Street
Henry Peirce
Geraldine Frantz
Lorgin
Leningrad
UV. S
Soviet Union
Carter
Royals
Eldotread
Wr Oite As Co
C.h.merthew Co
Faille Alpaca
Waltone
Charlie
McCall
Vogue
Hollywood
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