Miss Ora Champion to Wed Dr Arthur Robishaw
Mrs J C Champion hosted guests at Elyria Country Club as cor sages revealed Ora Champion and Dr Arthur W Robishaw plan to marry October 26 at St Andrews Episcopal Church. Dr E B Redhead to perform the ceremony with out of town relatives Mrs William Robishaw and Mrs John Rauschkolb present. Auction and contract bridge events preceded the announcement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Champion
Elyria Country Club
Miss Ora Champion
Arthur W. Robishaw
E. B.redhead
St. Andrew's Epicopal ‘Church
Miss Champion
Bellevue
Dr. Robishaw
William Robishaw
Cleveland
Mary Taylor
Nelson M. Fitch
Grace Block
J. T. Fawcett
Karl Reely
Henry Ingersoll, Jr
John Rauschkolb
Hicks Reads Marriage Service For Louise Reed And Lewis Hall
Dr. F L Hicks, pastor of the First Methodist Church, joined Louise Reed and Lewis W Hall in a wedding service in his study before ten this morning. The couple will reside at 247 East Ninth Street after a wedding breakfast at the bride’s grandmother’s home. Louise Reed is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Harry Reed of Ashland. Lewis Hall is the son of Mr and Mrs Henry E Hall of 210 Chestnut Street. The pair will begin their East-bound motor trip soon and later settle in Elyria area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. L. Hicks
First Methodist Church
Louise Reed
Harry Reed
Ashland
Lewis W. Hall
Henry E. Hall
Chestnut Street
Essie McCauley
Luke Boyson
Minnie Reed
Lake Avenue
East Ninth Street
Hall
Elyria High School
Fidelity
Methodist Church
Ohio State University
St. Andrew's Episcopal Church
Loraine
J. W. VanDusen
Robert Davies
Oberlin
Theological Quadrangle
Rich
van Dusen
Oberlin Institute of Ministers
Margaret Halpin
Garvin Avenue
Cleveland College
Erwin Schultz
Eastern Heights Boulevard
Cleveland
Western Reserve University
Jeanette Linville
Flora Stone Mather College
Mabel Dickey
Westidge Street
Avon Lake
Wilson Little
Elaine Johnson
Ohio Street
Nashvi Tennessee
Vanderbilt University
D. Gull
Eighth Street
Duke Guill
Ann Arbor
Michigan
Gull
A. M. Gull
South Lerait
Great Smokies
Natural Bridge
Asheville
North Carolina
Nashville
Tennessee
Joe Schoenherr
Edwin Schoenherr
Joann
George Goodyear
Edna Goodyear
Chatham
Frank L. Hicks
E. P. Meister
Epworth-Euclid Church
Marian Holmes
Ean Townsend
Helen Reese
Chathan
Middle Avenue
Eloria
Charles Decker
University of Michigan
J. F. Schmid
Sailem
Ohio
Regina Brown
A. F. Plahy
Newton Falls
Carl Ericsson
Charles Swartzle
Longfellow Street
Elyria Memorial Hospital
L. C. Miller
Elyria
E. Wallace
Alliance
Detroit
Elton Lowery
Lowery
East River Street
Ghents Class Plans Charity Drive and Carnival at Church
The Ghents class of Second Congregational church will furnish supplies for Schauffler School in Cleveland and sponsor a church carnival soon. Mrs Harald Olmsted hosted Thursday evening on Erie street, with Gail Rothe assisting in a dessert for seventeen members. Members shared vacation tales and hand work. The next meeting is October twentieth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ghents
Second Congregational Church
Schauffler
Cleveland
Harald Olmsted
Erie Street
Olmsted
Gail Rothe
Plan Guild Activities and Social Updates at Two Meetings
West Side Guild of St. Andrew's Episcopal church planned the year's work while Mrs. Louis Hayes hosted the first Fall meeting on Oak Street. President Mrs. R. Morris led devotionals before business talk. Rose Laundon received birthday handkerchiefs. next meeting set for two weeks at Mrs. Earl Taylor's home. M. M. Club hosted by Mrs. Luela Crosby with new member Marie Kehnert. Bridge winners Crosby and Gillmore. Betty O'Dell consoled. Millie Battenhouse received a gift from her peanut sister. Late Fall flowers and a two course luncheon were served. Mrs. Battenhouse to host October 21 on Columbia Avenue. Public works projects push Belgium cement plants to full capacity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Side Guild of
St. Andrew's Episcopal Church
Louis Hayes
Oak Street
R. Morris
Rose Laundon
Earl Taylor
Kenyon Avenue
M. M
Luela Crosby
Lake Avenue
Marie Kehnert
Bridge
Crosby
Esther Gillmore
Betty O'Dell
Millie Battenhouse
Elyria Education Association to Present Public Lecture
The Elyria Education Association invites the public to a free illustrated lecture at the high school auditorium. Park Naturalists from Johnstone National Park will present, featuring Mr. Kearns, renowned for engaging talks. The event is open to all without charge.
Honor Frances Kelling at Twelfth Street Shower
A miscellaneous shower honored Miss Frances Kelling at the Twelfth street home of Mrs. Fred Minnich. Neighbors attended as Frances Kelling and Max Smith of LaGrange plan a September 21 wedding. Cards, prizes for Mrs. Tresa Monske, Mrs. Nellie Tarnowski, Mrs. Gordon, and Mrs. Etta Johnson. Luncheon and a floral table setting. The bride-elect's mother helped serve.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Kelling
Fred Minnich
Twelfth Street
Kelling
Max Smith
LaGrange
Tresa Monske
Nellie Tarnowski
Gordon
Etta Johnson
Miss Schaefer Hosts Kim Ko Club at Kenyon Court
Miss Doris Schaefer hosted Kim Ko club at 250 Kenyon Court with visitors including former member Mrs. Joseph Olcnik and her new daughter Francine. Miss Peg Battle joined, four bridge games played, and Miss Stella Pincura won first prize. A late luncheon followed as pink and white decor spotlighted Miss Pincura’s September 13 anniversary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doris Schaefer
Kim Ko Club
Kenyon Court
Joseph Olcnik
Francine
Peg Battle
Stella Pincura
Joseph Pincura
Visitors Honorary Guest at Elyria Eastern Star Meeting
George Philpott past grand patron of the Grand Lodge of Ohio attended Elyria Chapter Order of Eastern Star last evening as a distinguished guest. Visitors came from Ashland Lorain and LaGrange. Announcements followed including Rainbow Assembly officer installations September 26 and a dessert bridge September 30 for members only at the Masonic Temple. Lodi Chapter invites Elyria officers to Friend Night October 4, and Elyria will host Friend Night October 7 with Wadsworth Chapter guests. Also noted: Tanganyika to spend over 1,000,000 for tsetse fly research. Blere closes Wednesday at 10 o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Philpott
Grand Lodge of Ohio
Elyria
Order of
Eastern Star
Ashland
Lorain
LaGrange
Tlinoais
Marian Hand
Rainbow Assembly
Leona Radde
Avenue Club
Masonic Temple
Hazel Brodbeck
Lodi
Ohio
Wadsworth
Wadsworth Ohio
Brownie Scouts Ride Bike Tale Draws Local Crowd
Fourteen Brownie Girl Scouts visited Nan Shryock at Stanford Avenue as her bicycle journey of about ten thousand miles was recounted. The event featured displays of gear and sleeping arrangements, readings from Ernest Thompson Seton, and tales of dormancy in Sequoia scenes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nan Shryock
Stanford Avenue
Miss Shryock
Ernest Thompson Seton
School of Indian Wisdom
Sequoia Park
R. A. Shryock
Nan
E. P. Gates
Annette Otto
Wedding Unites Miss Mary O Connor And John J Sum
Miss Mary O Connor daughter of Mr and Mrs James O Connor and John J Sum unite in a wedding at Immaculate Conception church Gration. The ceremony featured Rev Fr P J Ferron with the bride in ivory lace on satin and a white rose bouquet. Attendants included Myrtle O Connor and Mary Sim, with George Super as best man. After Mass a breakfast was served. couple plan a trip to Washington D C and will reside on Indian Hollow road after October first.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Immaculate Conception
Mary Connor
Uhap
Indian Hollow Road
Vic Sim
Tyr Windioli
Jobe md. Simson
Niro Rarnex Birtnesa
P. J. Ferron
Ang
Mary Sim
Maid of Noner
George Super
Alan O'Conner
Gerald Webber
Waters
Washington D.C
Middle Step Club Plans Rain Picnic at Y.W.C.A.
If rain prevents the Middle Step Club roast in Elywoods, the girls will meet at the YWCA at 6 30 pm. From 6 30 to 8 00 pm a business meeting will plan the Fall. Cabinet members include Marian Bridgett Vera Smith Nancy Heywood Doris Standen and Donna Chapman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middle Step Club
Elywoods
Marian Bridgett
Vera Smith
Nancy Heywood
Doris Standen
Donna Chapman
Local licensees listed for two couples and two individuals
Licenses issued to Louis Campana 31 of Lorain a steel worker and Helen Weber 25 of 160 Spruce street Elyria. Joseph Fekete 39 Cleveland a boilermaker and Marie Michaels 34 of 1332 East avenue Elyria. Malcolm Solack 25 Amherst a polisher and Frances Loda 19 Lorain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Campana
Lorain
Helen Weber
Spruce Street
Elyria
Joseph Fekete
Cleveland
Marie Michaels
East Avenue
Malcolm Solack
Amherst
Frances Loda
Two Couples Honored On Anniversaries
Last evening Mr. and Mrs. Victor Roberts hosted a surprise party at 686 Tenney Avenue Amherst for the thirty fifth wedding anniversary of the Roberts parents Mr and Mrs J A Roberts. About sixty guests played bingo with prizes won by Mrs William Hammond Anthony Foreman and John Krull. Late in the evening lunch was served to several attendees including Mr and Mrs John Krill Mr and Mrs August Krause Miss Gladys Streicher Mrs Olga Bayer and others. Seven friends of Mr and Mrs Clare Sayles surprised them at 234 Eighth Street to mark their forty fourth anniversary with gifts games and luncheon centered by a decorated cake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josephine Barth
Isabelle ‘Boyd
Barth
Eastern Heights Boulevard
Genevieve Boyd
Cleatus Heidrick
Marian
Crandall
William Heidrick
Herb Ruddock
Fran Sinning
Miss Boyd
Cliff Wagner
Lakewood
Heidrick-Boyd
Victor Roberts
J. A. Roberts
Tenney Avenue
Amherst
Wliam Hammond
Anthony Foreman
John Krull
John Krill
August Krause
Lorain
Louis Streicher
Gladys
Oberlin
Fred Schultz
Anthons Foreman
Minnie Bechtel
George Mengel
William Bayer
Olga
William Hammond
Julius Krause
Wieter Roberty
Elyria
Clare Sayles
Eighth Street
Alia Belinke
Fern Jackson
Eei
Birthday Party for Thomas Patrick Kershaw Fourth Birthday
Thomas Patrick Kershaw celebrated his fourth birthday at the home of his parents Mr and Mrs Edward Kershaw of Furnace Street Thursday evening. Twenty seven guests attended a social evening with entertainment after a six o'clock family dinner for seventeen relatives including guests from New York. A large cake held four candles and the pink and green motif complemented by garden flowers. Tommy received many gifts and money for his birthday anniversary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Patrick Kershaw
Edward Kershaw
Furnace Street
New York
Tommy
Travelogue Feature By Nettie Finch Webber Club
Nettie Finch Webber Club members hear travelogue by Webb of Cleveland detailing a two year world journey. Webb slept in native homes, travelled third class on a lean budget, and visited twenty seven countries including Hawaii Japan China and the Sahara. He spoke of the people, practical hardships, and a lasting appreciation for humanity during his three month stay in one region. The meeting at the Williams home featured Maude Wiliants and Maudeen Gwin as hostesses with Ruth Kaiser Garrett receiving a seat as wedding gift to her mother. Luncheon served on individual trays. next meeting set for October twenty first with hostesses listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
We. Webb
Cleveland
Nettie Finch Webber
Maude Wuliants
Maudeen
Ralph Gwin
Williams
Fourvard Avenue
Webb
Life Assurance
Mr. Webb
Frises
Hawaii
Japan
Meenty
Bes
China
Danfram
Sahara Ave
Lumbaga
NCEE
Try
The
Aaew
Vis Halland
Lit
New York
Maude Solan
Pf. J. Goodwin
Wwent
BO Alexander
Nere Ber
Ruth Kaiser Garrett
L. P. Ruisee
Arrel Nel Club
J. 0 . Funk
Nonnee Cape
D. A. Baird
H. Thompson
Mabel Littlewall
Hospital Admissions and Discharges Names List
A historical notices list patients admitted and discharged from area hospitals. Names include Mrs Elton Lowery and Mrs Jay Sey menr in Lorain. Lorimer Dumas. Mrs Charles Swart le. Robert Austin Jr in Ann Arbor. Marbelle Atherton. Lester Norris. Richard Brocker. Mrs Karl Kolinski. Harvey Barrett in Tiffin. Catherine Hallerman in Iron ton. Gala and Herbert Mey in Oberlin. Mrs Charles Howser. baby girls for Mrs Stent and Mrs Barkaes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elton Lowery
East River Street
Jay Seymenr
Lorain
Paul Dumas
Twelfth Street
Charles Swartle
Longfellow
Robert Austin
Ann Arbor
Michigan
Marbelle Atherton
Hallecourt
Lester Norris
Calendar of Monday Events in Elyria area clubs and meetings
Monday events list numerous club meetings and social gatherings across Elyria and surrounding areas. Activities include Women's Bible class at TIO with Mrs. Curtis, various lodge and auxiliary meetings, a picnic in Ely woods, hamburgery in Elywoods, and a steak fry at Vermilion-on-the-Lake, plus notices of home gatherings at addresses in East Bridge Street Sixth Street and Riverdale Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tio
Curtis
Fifth Street
Rainbow Majority League
WUCLA
Susanna Wesley
Methodist Church
Clair Hollis
Riverdale Court
Colonial Club
D.C. Martin
Mra. Kenney
Canton Lorgin
V.flw
Woodman Hall
Duprain County
Masonic Temple
Elyria
King Solemmen's Lodge
Merry
Mars
Ethel Sparks
East Bridge Street
Eastern Heights
Child Conservation League
Henry Fisher
Sixth Streets
Meneers
Tigredia Social Club
Roge Ryan
Vermilion-on-the-Lake
Amherst Legion Elects Officers and Plans Bingo Study
The Amherst American Legion meeting at Yorn Hall elected Elmer Johnson Forte as commander and a slate including Herman Short ander, Hugh Tarp Franklin Mopbie, Clyde Donnelly, Hugh Truscalle as chaplain, and Lee Wermark as welfare officer. Committees on Amherst Homecoming, bingo advisability, and membership were formed. A junior baseball tour final report was given, with plans for future socials. Hostess Mrs A Tornoe greeted members of the Womans Benefit Association, and October meeting plans were set at Mrs Ben Nickel’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amherst
Elmer Johnson Forte
American Legion
Myaoder
Herman Shortander
Hugh
Sabiers
Lee Womack
Ledi
Conrad Mulder
Hugo Tenscello
John Hellingeworth
Herman Short
Harry Sabiers
Charlepiers
Hugh Tompkins
Legion
Tornoe
Jackson Street
Womans Benefit Association
Ben Nickel
Quarry Street
Adam
Schroeder
Smail
J. B. Avery
Roemer
L. J. Henes
Cora Sawyer
A. H. Fullmer
Adam Schroeder
Townsend Club No 1 Honors Associate at Birthday Party
An enjoyable Townsend Club No 1 gathering honored M. J. Graff on his birthday at the club rooms. About 100 Townsendites and Elyria neighbors attended a supper, with music by Arthur Mackin and club members. A bus trip to Geauga Lake Park for Townsend Day was announced, plus speakers, band, and chorus. Next meeting set for Grace White’s home on October 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. J. Graff
Townsend Club
Mabel Duane
Lottie Brouse
Jean Graff
Elyria
Arthur Mackin
Eric Chapman
Graff
Doane
Cruiks Street
Geauga Lake Park
Townsend
Robert L. Townsend
Claude Doane
Clover Leaf Club and Congregational Circle Meet for Bridge and Talk
Clover Leaf Club met Friday with Mrs Fred Ruth. five hundred was top score for Mrs William Bechstires. Circle One of Congregational Church met with Mrs James Nichell. bridge results led Mrs Shelly to high, Mrs Buckwood second, Mrs Mitchell third. Junior Walther League discussed You and Your Congregation led by Ruth Hogr ef e with readings by Doris Miller and Ray Pergel. Community notices mention upcoming meetings and a sale at 104 West Ave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cloverleaf Club
Clover Leaf Clip
Fred Ruth
Porest Street
William Bechstires
Henry Weiez- Kowski
John Michael
Arthur En Jgie
South Amherst
James Nichell
South Mainstreet
Circle One
Congregational Church
Bridge High
GT Shelly
Wen Buokwood
Harry Mitchell
Ada Purcell
Cleveland Avenue
Walther League of St. Paul Lutheran Cdurch
Juss Ruth Llogrefe
Doris Miller
Ray Pgrugel Jed
Vila Dohre Son
Doris
Ruth Miller
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Dorothy Funk
Mable Little
Lewis Hall
Honor Genevieve Boyd
Texaco
Lake Avre
Elyria Education Assoc
Honor Frances Kelling
Miss Schaefer
Tanganyika
Marion
Foon
Fhone
Lan T
Norre Kness
Miss Mary O'Connor
John J. Sum
OTM Am Eee WU
Hephrad Olmsted &Hoeffel Phosne
Walter St
Cavalier and
Coal
Nettie Finch Webber Club
Isaly
Klondikes
Dwe
Myrtle Thorley
Florence Brown
Grace White
B. A. Jenne
Church &T
Angie Guild
Charles Sabtera
Ella Jaeger
Walther League
Hospital News
Andrew Crombie
Maynard Slack
Isaac Slack
Willard, C
Mon
West Ave
Juria
the Peerless Laundry & Day Cleaning
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