Ada May Stanford and Robert C Ross Wed At Home Ceremony
Ada May Stanford weds Robert C. Ross in a six o clock home ceremony attended by sister Marian as maid of honor and Gerry Walker as best man. The couple, from Elyria area, plan a trip along the Ohio River after a reception at the Krieg Home with garden flower arrangements and a small wedding party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ada May Stanford
Robert C. Ross
Miss Marian
F. J. Hicks
Robert Cook Ross
Columbus
Slegul
Gerry Walker
Jean Ryan
Theron Roe
Krieg
West l Avenue
Ohio River
Airs R C Stanford
Elyria High School
R. R. Ross
Eaton
Betrothal announced for Mary Kellogg and Charles Conway
Mr and Mrs Louis Kellogg announce the engagement of their daughter Mary Elizabeth Kellogg to Charles Bernard Conway son of Mr and Mrs Thomas A Conway of this city No wedding plans have been announced Both families are prominent in local society The bride elect attended Mary C Wheeler School in Providence RI and serves on the Elyria Memorial Hospital Women's board Conway works as a bank examiner for the western part of Pennsylvania
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Kellogg
Fourth Street
Mary Elizabeth
Charles Bernard Conway
Thomas A Conway
Miss Kellogg
Mary C. Wheeler
Providence
Rhode Island
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Conway
Pennsylvania
Mission Study Club Opens New Year With Dinner
The Mission Study Club of First Congregational church opened the year with a dinner for forty five members and seven guests. New president Mrs William Bell led devotions on kindness in Christian life. Reports were accepted, Mrs Lola Shaw was elected to fill a vacancy, and Mrs Helen Morse spoke on Christian perseverance and faith. Bunco prizes were awarded and a luncheon followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mission Study Club
First Congregational Church
Crysler
M. D. Hackett
Frank Spencer
Sponseller
Elizabeth Palmer
Katherine Hopwood
Whittlesey
Dorothy Bell
Wiliam F. Bell
Muss
Lola Shaw
Bell
Helen Morse
Women’s Department of Missions of Congregational Churches
Ohio
Oberlin
Morse
First Church
Jesus
Mme Cure
Christan Church
Birthdays Marked At WRC Meeting In Cleveland
Richard Allen Post Women’s Relief Corps No 108 held a well attended afternoon session at the I O F hall with Mrs Anna Grace Bright presiding A letter from Mrs Mary Brager of Cleveland requested October 25 for inspection of the terps The 12th district WR C convention was postponed indefinitely District No 21 invited District No 12 to a rally September 29 at the new Court House in Cleveland Maude Jackson reported on visits to shut ins Little kits housewives and other items were sent to Red Cross for Canal Zone boys Birthday offerings came from several members Lorena Handbey a 49 year bride contributed to the anniversary bank After closing Mrs Iva Simmons and Mrs Jennie Collins hosted games and a Katrina inspired recitation Jessie Coman tied with Beatrice Gill for winner in a word game The corps joined a birthday table for July August September honorees decorated with a horn of plenty and gnomes A Mary Muller cake was served Zahrley spoke for the honored guests Next meeting set for September 23 Women of the Moose planned a large card party September 29 at Moose Home All officers present except two A bingo party followed with refreshments by Ann Castle and Gertrude France They meet again September 22
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Allen
Cleveland
Maude Jackson
New Relief Committee
Red Cross
Canal Zone
Emma Zahrley
Pearl Walker
Edith Hillier
Lorena Handbey
Iva Simmons
Jennie Collins
New York
Jessie Comam
Beatrice Gill
Sylvia Kleeby
Mary Muller
Elyria Personal Notices Touching Summer Travels
Mr. and Mrs. Max Chapman spent summer with Mrs Chapman's mother at The Hedges and travel to Champaign Illinois for Mr Chapman to teach physical education at the University of Minors. L. E. Hargrave returns home after three months in St. Francis Hospital Columbus following an accident. He will continue recovery at 235 Third Street. Dr. and Mrs Haag return from a week in New York City. Various residents report visiting relatives and joining family gatherings in Ohio Illinois and Pennsylvania. The Elyria Business and Professional Women's Club officers attend Ohio Federation events in Columbus with state and national officers present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Max Chapman
Eric Chapman
Hedges
Champaign
Ilinois
Chapman Willah
University of Minors
St. Francis Hospital
Columbus
Ohio
L. E. Hargrave
Third Street
R. Haag
Second Street
New York City
Plaza Apartments
Thomas Potter
Wurst Court
Frank Smith
Twelfth Street
Evanston
Illinois
Harry Smith
Robert
Richard Smith
Fred Todd
West River Street
Ethel Watters
Marjory Willams
Riverside
California
Frank Kitchenr
Lof Suger Ridge Road
Sarah
Dorothy
Athens
St Paul
Esota
Mark
Oberin Reed
F A Yost
Marseilles
Tuscaloose
Alabama
A Unger
New Florida
A Mirnich
Hurnr
W. A. Roush
Union City
Indiana
James Perry
Rey Durward Perry
North Manchester
A. E. Kemp
West Street
Roush
Perry
Kemp
W. A Humm
Marlon Humm
William
Miami
Florida
Elyma
S. J. Weber
Howe Street
Avon
S. R Horner
Joan Bowers
Princeton Avenue
Williamsburg
Virginia
Joan
College of Willam and
Mary
Mary Neubauer
Doris
Cleveland
W. C Walters
Cornell Avenue
Blaine Johnson
J. B. Johnson
Oino Street
Granville
Denson University
Carl Brookhouser Jr
Fenn College
Mary Palinkus
Stanford Avenue
Ruth Harris
Ridgeville
Akron
Thomas Higham
East River Street
B. Daw
St. Louis
Missouri
Philadelphia
Boston
Points East
England
Robert Bainbridge
East Avenue
Highams
Bob Burnett
Ronald Rice
Tonawanda
New York
Raymond Yunker
Frank Yunker
Grafton Road
Eugene O'Sullivan
Franklin
Pennsylvania
Yunker
Notre Dame University
South Bend
Raymond
Eva Mackey
Bessie Douglas
Cora Bassett
Ruth Simmons
Grace Nau
Elyria Business and Professional Women’s Club
Ohio Federation
Neil House
Federation
United States
Ely P T A Readies For A Busy Year
The Ely Parent-Teacher Association executive board met at Mrs J C Struthers home for a charming tea. Officers include Mrs George Waller secretary and Mr Edwin Haywood finance chair. Plans outlined for fundraising and committee work for the coming year with new president Mrs J C Struthers Carnicom and new principal in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Struthers
Toot
Hayward
Fer Cormmreten
Hass 4
Robert Crehore
Ros « Stevenson
Lester Burr
James Cether
Dent
J C Strath
Guests Fill 23 Tables At Benefit Bridge
A benefit bridge hosted by Mrs. J Pekras and Elyria women filled 23 tables at the Elsma Womans Club with out of town guests from Pittsburgh Johnstown Cleveland Vermilion and Lerain. A dessert course followed at 1 pm with vases of asters. Mrs W C Welters led ticket sales for the second annual Missionary Fund with committees named. Prizes went to top players including Mrs F E Williams and guests from Pittsburgh and Johnstown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Pekras
Elyria
Elsma Womans Club
Pittsburgh
Johnstown
Cleveland
Vermuton
Lerain
W. C. Welters
Stanley Birkbees
George Dadhtler
George Allen
Marsh Guenin
William Sult
Ed Williams
Ed Welsh
Charles White
H Wairsham
E Noonan
Tohn Harpie
Percy Crame Mire
J Stankard
Alfred O'Donnell
FE Willams
Pennsylvania
Local Ladies Attend Farm Club Meeting and Tea
Mrs Oscar Koehn and Mrs Gehr led a committee meeting with Mrs William McDonald Mrs Struck Mrs Rhoades and Mrs Jamen in attendance. Carmel Tea followed the session with Mrs Koehn pouring for the French membership committee then reconvened Thursday proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar Koehn
Gehr
William McDonald
Struck
Rhoades
Jamen Carmel
Koehn
French
Flower Show Shines at Second Congregational Church Division E
Division E of the Second Congregational Church staged its first flower show Friday afternoon and evening in the church basement. Choice flowers from members and friends formed vibrant displays including dahlias, marigolds, petunias, zinnias, and exotic entries like a papaya plant, gardenia, and sweat plant. Judges awarded many honors to individuals such as Mrs. Lamberton and Miss Hecock, with photos of glassware, china, and a large red ceramic plate among the featured displays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
2Nd Congregational Church
Division E
California
Will F Hall
George Lamberton
Sweat Plant
Chrysler
Petunias
Nellie Hecock
Frank Lovejoy
Hardy Sweet Peas
Florence Hazel
George
Entertains For Niece Who Will Be An October Bride
Mra Irving Shepherd of East Iavertue entertained twenty guests from Huron Vermilion Lora and Elyria at a Hearts party honoring MKS Marion Hymn of Mian Blooda whose marriage to Nelson Lambert of Defiance Ohio in late October at Mi ami was to be. Prizes went to Mrs Paul Wainbwright Pisra Mrs Wayne Conn and Mrs Walter Wright Lerai. A dainty refreshment course followed as the hostess and her mother Mrs Kahliff presided. The bride elect received gifts from friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olga Arndt
Lake Avenue
Helen Weber
Louis Campana
St. Agnes Church
Bunco
J. Nickelette
Ed Arndt
Lorain
Grace Lipple
Elyria
G. Ar
Mra
Irving Shepherd
East Iavertue
Mks
Marion Hymn
Mian Blooda
Nelson Lambert
Defiance
Ohio
Miami
Huron
Vermilion
Lora
Paul Wainbwright
Pisra
Wayne Conn
Walter Wright
Lerai
Kahliff
Meetings and Society Notices From LaPorte and Area
UT meets with Mrs Hattie Shrubsole at 250 Thirteenth Street Tuesday afternoon at 2. West Ridge Union attends as guests. Allen Pavertebeacnet Association holds its first regular meeting Thursday at 3.00 with a business session and a get acquainted period Tuesday at 3.00. Ely Parent-Teacher Association hosts Mass Elizabeth Yoder seventh grade teacher speaking and introducing the teachers. Tea served. all welcomed. Upper Room Bible class at First Congregational resumes Sunday with Dr L C Meredith returning after the Mennis Vacation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LaPorte Woc
Hattie Shrubsole
Thirteenth Street
West Ridge Union
Allen Pavertebeacnet Association
Ely
Parent-Teacher Association
Eazabeth Yoder
Brey
L C Merecith
theMennis
Mary Fitzpatrick Celebrates 70th Birthday at LaGrange Home
Friends gathered at Mary Fitzpatricks LaGrange road home to honor her 70th birthday. The intimate party featured a pleasant evening with close guests, light refreshments, and tokens of friendship to mark the milestone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Fitzpatrick
LaGrange Road
Fitzparickh
Calendar of Monday events at local halls and clubs
Daughters of Sahara meet in British Empire Hall with a bingo party to follow. Lat A Lot meets with Nancy Krieg in Overtin. Lorain County Beekeepers host prime supper at 6 pm at the home of Miro and Mrs Ankouchine at Stop 145 1-2 Lake Road. Royal Arcanum and YWCA board, Knights of Columbus installation, Ladies of G AR anniversary dinner at Wood Yanan hall. Avalon club meets with Mrs Joseph Gientkowski at 1626 West Avenue. Sunny Side Up Club with Mrs Ro Nicholl on Columbia Avenue. Ishary to Home for Aged meets Middle Steps at Elswoods at 630. Business Women's Bible class with Mrs LR Curtis at 315 South Street at 7 30. Mrs C M Ackerman teacher. Elyria Assembly Rainbow for Girls, King Solomens Lodge at Masume Temple Te WanSend Club No 1 meets in League of Women Voters, Queen Esthers meet at First Methodist church parlors at 7 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
British Empire Hall
Nancy Krieg
Overtin
Lorain County
Miro
A. Ankouchine
Lake Road
Royal Arcanum
Knights of Columbus
Odette Club Reopens Meetings With Evening Home Party
The Odette Club resumed regular pregular meetings with a party hosted by Mrs Viela Von Duske at 429 North Abbe Road. Members stayed close over the summer with picnics at the lake and Cascade Park. Mrs Ro Fichtner opened the session with readings as Mrs Winter outlined plans and a decision was made to meet biweekly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Odette Club
Viela von Duske
North Abbe Road
Lake
Cascade Park
Ro Fichtner
Honor Geo Marriage Gift at First Congregational Church Group
Honor Geo, Houserman Manoring Jeorge Houserman, and Rachel Peak of Avon will wed tomorrow. A gathering at his Charles Court home last evening saw church trustees and associates present gifts including a large mirror. Dr William Mir Auld gave a presentation speech as Mrs Peter South and others arranged the pleasant event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeorge Houserman
Rachel Peak
Avon
First Congregational Church
Charles Court
William Mir Auld
Peter South
Hg, Hoover
William F. Bell
Board of Trustees
Mrs Boggs Hosts Kings Daughters Class Start
Mrs H A Boggs of Woodland avenue opened her home for the Kings Daughters class of the First Methodist Church opening session. Officers reelected except for new secretary Mrs T C Whitmore. Mrs H L Cordrey presided, plans discussed for coming year activities. Devotional by Mrs Clark and Mrs Bloomfield. Refreshments for 31 members served with helpers listed. next meeting October 4 with location to be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. A Boggs
Woodland Avenue
Kings Daughters
First Methodist Church
T C. Whitmore
H. L Cordrey
Clark
Bloomfield
Age
Bogus
P Chotunoff
Jack Carson
Hulse
George Adams
E .C. Catton
Ida Bewdley
Nettie Stark
Prize Winners Highlight Friday Society Gathering
In Friday evening prizes in the games following the business meeting were won by Mrs Gertrude Ligotke and Mrs May Carlson. A special gift was presented to Mrs Marie Lewis who is moving away. A salad course was served by the hostess. The next meeting is set for September 23 at Mrs Mary Jaiawaei’s home on Bon Abstrret.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gertrude Ligotke
May Carlson
Marie Lewis
Mary Jaiawei
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Dorothy Funk
Mable Little
Mary Kellogg
Charles B. Conway
Miss Weber
Orlo Standen
Ann Roth
Richard Kilgore
Banco
Clarence Gray
Dorothy ‘Hancock
Michael Roth
Irma Kaizer
Lavonne Latto
Edward McLaughlin
Ralph Stark
Amherst
Walter Standen
Dorothy Hancock
Anita Memke
Norman Thome
Charles Aldrich
Elyna
WRC
Richard Allen Post
Women
Th Mouse
Moose Home
Ann Castle
Gertrude France
Elyria Riding Club
Second Congregational Church
DM. Upton
J E Heenck
G. Lamberton
Kellogg
Varga
A Phipps
Pearl Eppley
Bridgett
G. A. Lamberton
Gladiol
Claude Jobson
Otto Mischka
John Telzeran
H. Gollmar
W. S. Wiggins
F. Page
E. Jolley Sr
Jolley
A. Phipps
Phipps
Wilmot Printing Company Union Shop
Masonic
Lake Ave. City Limits
Honor Geo, Houserman
Mrs. Boggs
Cavalier
Schroll
Waser Bga
Brediahon
American Institute of Laundering
Joliet
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