Struck-Gerber wedding plans pledged for October 10
East Twenty-Four guests at the Struck residence on Columbus Street heard news of the engagement between Beittle Struck and Karl Gerber. The couple will wed at St John’s Lutheran Church at six o’clock October 10. The gathering featured pink and white decor and bridge prizes won by Mrs. Ralph Reynolds, Miss Altyan Gehl, and Mrs. Ralph Rogers. Also noted were a dessert bridge at Elyria Woman’s Club for charity, and local residents Helen Hutt leaving for Lake Erie College for postgraduate study. A daughter was born to Francis Folley and wife at Elyria Memorial Hospital on September 19.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William H
Ralph Reynolds
Lorain
Altyan Gehl
Ralph Rogers
Reynolds
Max Krugman
North Olmsted
Pauline and
Laura Bailey
Vermilion
Miss Struck
Gerber
St. John’s Lutheran Church
Francis Folley
Highland Court
Elyria Memorial Hospital
St Clair Rebekah Lodge marks 83rd anniversary program
The St Clair Rebekah Lodge held an anniversary program with past charter member Mrs Faustina Rawson as the sole living founder. More than two hundred attended a diverse program led by Mrs Hazel Markel, featuring Robert Sanford on guitar and harmonica, group harmonica and guitar numbers, accordion solos, and a closing community singalong. Deputy Grand Master E L Bailey delivered the main address on Odd Fellowship history, with refreshments afterward and a note that a School of Instruction will be held in Lorain on October third with sessions morning, afternoon, and evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Clair Rebekah
Taylor
Paul Wainwright
Agnes Erickson
Winters’ Brothers
E. L. Bailey
Odd Fellowship
Rebekah Lodge
Robert Gehrke
Lorain
Woman's Association hears Mrs Pye speak on Turkey school
Mrs Ernest Pye of Oberlin spoke at the Second Congregational church meeting of the Woman's Association. She described years with a School of Religious Training in Turkey, showed needlework by the women, and discussed the girls' work. Mrs Kennedy opened with Miss Helen Osborn presenting the devotional on the Good Shepherd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Pye
Oberlin
Woman's Association
Second Congregational Church
Glen Broderick
Pye
Turkey
Birthday luncheon planned by church division hosts
Mrs John Aschenbach entertained Division D of Second Congregational church at her Cornell avenue home last evening. Mrs Harlan Wilcox and Miss Myrtle Clark won contests. Refreshments were served by the hostesses. On Wednesday October tenth the division will meet at the church for a birthday tureen luncheon with Mrs Clifford Squires and Mrs Frank Page as hostesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Aschenbach
Cornell Avenue
Second Congregational Church
Harlan Wilcox
Myrtle Clark
Clifford Squires
Frank Page
Methodist Circle 9 Hosts Meeting at Mrs Kolinski Home
Nineteen members and three guests attended Circle No 9 of the Methodist church meeting yesterday afternoon at Mrs Peter Kolinski home. Devotions on Priesthood were led by Mrs C M Ackerman. Karl Kolinski played accordion selections. Mrs W C Snowden announced Circle 9 profit share and planned a guest luncheon for October. Next meeting set for October 17 at Mrs Charles Barton home with Mrs Lewis Heidrich assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circle No. 9
Peter Kolinski
Lewis Heidrich
Elyria High School P. T. A. plans for year
Elyria High School P. T. A. Executive Committee met to map plans for the season opening with the first meeting on October 10. County auditor C. & Kelser will discuss the 10 mill school financing limit. Legislators will speak on the legislature and schools. The association starts with 154 members and aims to enroll all freshman parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria High School
Ohio Council of
H. £. Agate
C. &. Kelser
High School Association
Paul Cochrane
Circle No 4 Hosts Meeting at Mrs Unger home
Mrs C V Unger of West Avenue hosted Circle No 4 of the First Methodist church on Wednesday afternoon. Mrs Frances Henry presided, new secretary and vice chair named, treasurer Mrs John Streicher, sunshine chair to be appointed, and plans for future work discussed. Next meeting set for October 17 at Mrs Haines 411 East Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. V. Unger
West Avenue
First Methodist Church
Frances Henry
Unezer
Cora Ensign
John Streicher
Sunshine
George Haines
Unger
JP. Taylor
Haines
East Avenue
Miss Mars Ruth Cochrane Hosts 6th Birthday gathering
Ruth Cochrane entertained a group of friends for her sixth birthday with diversions provided by Coctie and Kimro. Prizes went to Bill Lersch Ruth Ann Sheldon and Chuck Cromling, while Malcolm McDonald Helen Schafer and Nan Malik received consolation. Mary Ruth received gifts. Hostess mother served refreshments. Attendees included Ruby Heidrich Ruth Ann Sheldon Helen Schafer Sophia Given Jane Robertson Nan Malik Bill Lersch Bill Williams Bud Coles Chuck Decker Chuck Cromling Malcolm McDonald and Lawrence Green with June and Bud Nichols of Lakewood as out of town guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Mars
Ruth Cochrane
Coctie
Kimro
Bill Lersch
Ruth Ann Sheldon
Chuck Cromling
Malcolm McDonald
Helen Schafer
Nan Malik
Mary Ruth
Ruby Heidrich
Sophia Given
Jane Robertson
Bill Williams
Bud Coles
Chuck Decker
Lawrence Green
June
Bud Nichols
Lakewood
Keen Kutters Meet at Swartzel Home on Longfellow Ave
Kean Kutters hosted by Mrs Elsie Swartzel with ten members and families dining in the yard. Mrs Pickett opened with devotions from John 15 1 15. Plans include monthly family supper and a silver tea September 27 at Mrs Guy Billingsley s Erie Street home. Peanut sister gifts were exchanged and next meeting set for two weeks at Mrs C B Sayles Sighth Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keen Kutters
Elsie Swartzel
Longfellow Avenue
Pickett
St. John
Guy Billingsley
Erie Street
C. B. Sayles
Sighth Street
Thea Unecdusy Church Class Elects Officers
The Thea Unecdusy class of St Pauls church met last evening in the church parlors. Officers elected were Mildred Pieten president Louise Knierim vice president Betty Kauffman secretary Spotty MacDowell treasurer. The next meeting will be held with Louise Knierim as hostess on October 47 as a Halloween party. The evening featured a dart ball game and a dessert luncheon. Mrs Clarence Poole has returned from Cleveland where she was the guest of Mrs Anna Fawcett of Euclid Manor Hotel for several days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thea
St. Paul's Church
Mildred Pieten
Louise Knlerim
Pyaudent
Betty Kauffman
Spotty MacDowell
Louise Knierim
Clarence Poole
Cleveland
Syne
Guert
Anna Fawcett
Euclid Manor Hotel
Pre-Nuptial Shower Honors Berea Girl at Flood Home
Miss Ida Mae Flood entertained last evening at her Chestnut street home for Miss Gertrude Schofield of Berea who will wed Maurice Flood of 61 Chestnut street on September 27. Bunco and cootie furnished entertainment with prizes to Mrs. Floyd Short Mrs. Topp Miss Tire and Mrs. Schofield of Berea. A luncheon followed and the bride elect received gifts. The guest list included multiple Berea residents and relatives. The Flood-Schofield marriage will be solemnized at the bride's parents home in Berea on Thursday September 27. The groom elect is a son of George Flood of 61 Chestnut street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ida Mae Flood
Chestnut Street
Gertrude Schofield
Berea
Maurice Flood
Bunco and
Cootie
Floyd Short
Topp
Miss Tite
Schofield
Stella Dallas
Tite
Scott
Russell Flood
Lawrence Dallas
Arthur Flood
Mary Schofeld
Louie Traber
Miss Tire
Lila Schofield
Maloney
Short
C. Schofield
Flood-Schofield
George Flood
Hospital Notes Admissions and Discharges List
Hospital notes list admissions for Mrs Francis Foller at 1608 Highland Court and John Dronsky at 362 West Hiver Street. Discharges include Walter Wilford of 202 Clark Street and Jane Williams of 839 West Broad Street. several other names and addresses listed, including births and a set of residents in Mansfield Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis Foller
Highland Court
John Dronsky
West Hiver St
Walter Wilford
Clark St
Jane Williams
W. Broad St
William Jame
Amher St
Vrs
Blarold Prestage
Sl. Bastave
Jedward Kershaw
Lol Surnace St
Rudolph Schark
Stanford Avenue
Alicea Hynes
Mansfield
Ohio
Evening church and fraternal calendar with meetings
Tonight's schedule lists Pats and Mrs Jones of Wellington, UL V. Auxiliary, Clan Robertson Lodge 242 at V F W Hall, Young Men's Forum at Y M C A, Findley to discuss Political Situation in Europe Today. DeMolay initiations at 7 39, Wesdtworth Camp, Daughters of Scntlard, Grace Lutheran Young People at church, Girl Scouts hike postponed, Missionary League executive meeting, Women's Association at Community Church, and other group gatherings at local venues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scntlard
Wromen's Benefit Association
Grace Lutheran
U. P. Men's Missionary League
Women's Assn. of
Parim
Meetings and memorial service of Eastern Star Friday
Meetings Order of Eastern Star holds a memorial service for members who died in the past year. Rabbi Marcus Kramer speaks Friday evening at 7:30 at the Upper Room Bible Class in First Congregational church parlors with Mrs. Reiger singing Hebrew songs. Goodwill Bible Class tea at 2:30. Olivia Huston displays antique glassware. Nellie Finch Webber Club meets Friday with Mrs. Deane Burns at 1386 East Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Order of Eastern Star
Marcus Kramer
First Congregational Church
Reiger
Lorain
Nellie Finch Webber
Deane Burns
East Avenue
Cora May Walton Mission Study Club Dinner Meeting
Cora May Walton Mission Study Club held its Fall dinner at the First Congregational Church with Miss Margaret Hewitt as president and Mary Taster as secretary. New officers hosted the event, guests were entertained, devotional time led by Ebba Fossel, and plans were made for the October tenth meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cora May Welton Mission Study Club
First Congregational Ehnurch
Margaret Hewitt
Marcare* Sandrock
Wise Mary Taster
Wist Martha Leader
Ebba Fossel
Edith Mae Hat Shoppe Shower Honors Mrs. D. T. George
Miss Hazel Derwood Genna Boote and Donna Young hosted a miscellaneous shower for Mrs. D. T. George at Miss Boote's Colonial apartment. Florence Smith won high score in bridge with Florence Sherman second and Mary Martin as consolation. Guests enjoyed a refreshment course as the guest of honor received gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hazel Derwood
Genna Boote
Donna Young
Edith Mae
D. T. George
Mildred Morgan
Miss Boote
Florence Smith
Florence Sherman
Mary Martin
Schofields Host Housewarming With Gästen From Cleveland
Mr and Mrs Norman Schofield hosted friends from Cleveland and Lakewood for a housewarming on Ninth street. Seventeen attended dinner, then played cards and games. Gifts for the home were presented to the hosts by the guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norman Schofield
Cleveland
Lakewood
New Hom
Ninth Street
Mrs. Schofield
El Doce Supper Club Meeting At Whitney Home
El Doce Supper Club met last evening with Miss Annette Whitney and Robert Bearer at the Whitney home on Lake Avenue. Bridge prizes were awarded to Miss Clara Helle Wise and Russell Krueger for high scores and Mrs Mildred Krueger and Robert Smith, consolation. After luncheon a short business meeting was held. Ed Dece adjourned to meet at the home of Mr and Mrs Russell Krueger in Oberlin. Mr and Mrs D C Martin return tomorrow from Chicago where they have been spending inewdweek. Mr Martin has been at ten at the convention of Rail Road visors, and they visited Progress. A Century.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annette Whitney
Robert Bearer
Whitney
Lake Avenue
Clara Helle Wise
Russell Krueger
Mildred Krueger
Robert Smith
Ed Dece
Oberlin
Mrs
D. C. Martin
Chicago
Mr. Martin
Friendly Twelve Card Club Hosts Progressive Pedro Night
Mrs Addie Shuster attended the Friendly Twelve Card Club meeting held yesterday at Mrs Elizabeth Duckett's West 4th Street home. Eleven games of progressive pedro were played with Mrs Anta Bruck earning top score honors and Mrs Duckett receiving the hostess prize. Next meeting is two weeks at Mrs OW Oakley's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Addie Shuster
Friendly Twelve
Elizabeth Duckett
West
Pedro
Anta Bruck
Helen Smith
Shuster
Duckett
OW. Oaklev
J U G Club Meeting Hints at Hidden Bride Plot
J U G Club members met at Miss Mary Matrar's Furnace Street home. Prizes were awarded to Mrs Lehman and Mrs Mirten Johnson. A late refreshment hour followed. Miss Anna Salek, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Constantine Mikich, will wed Steve Stefek of Barnsville, Pa., in a future ceremony. Next club gathering set for Mrs. A J Lehman’s home, October 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. U. G. Club
Mary Matrar
Furnace Street
J. Lehman
Mirten Johnson
Suver
Anna Salek
Miss Salek
Constantine Mikich
Clark Street
Steve Stefek
Michael Stefek
Barnsville
Pennsylvania
Cluh
A.J. Lehman
Masquers Club Plans Discussed at Vermilion Meeting
Members of the Masquers Club at Vermilion-on-the-Lake discussed plans for future press and other activities. Miss Benny Roher led the program. After the meeting the group adjourned to Themes in Lorain for further entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vermilion-on-the-Lake
Benny Roher
Lorain
Miss Margaret Terry Leaves for Ohio Wesleyan Freshman Year
Local notes report Miss Margaret Terry of Fourth street departing for her freshman year at Ohio Wesleyan University in Delaware. Other items include visits by Mrs. Maude Salen and guests from Warren Ohio, and travel plans of several students to Allegheny College Oberlin Northwestern University and Meadville for the new term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Terry
Fourth Street
Ohio Wesleyan University
Delaware
Maude Salen
Harwood Avenue
Paul Salen
Rosemary McCusker
Dorothy Redmond
Carl Lundy
Warren
Ohio
Helen Coniam
Princeton Avenue
Evanston
Illinois
Northwestern University
Karl Eady
Allegheney College
Meadville
Pennsylvania
John
Samaritans of Nablus Palestine Historical Group
A community of about 200 Samaritans remains at Nablus in Palestine, direct descendants of the ancient sect descended from the Israelite tribes noted in the Bible, dating back to as early as the fourth century B C.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nablus
Sichem
Palestine
Fall Opening Showcases Merthe Co New Styles
The C H Merthe company store displays its annual Fall Opening with lavish fabrics and outfit ideas. Silk velvets to lame and metallic prints, woolens, accessories, and structured gowns fill floors two and three, while hats, veiling, and home furnishings add to the broad presentation. Strong fashion names and fall tones dominate the lavish lineup for women, children, and sportswear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
C. H. Merthe Company
Faillette
Merthe
Dorothy Perkins
Ad Tavearte
New Royalwick Curtain Lines Show Bold Dots
Royalwick unveils curtain line with red yellow or orchid dotted patterns creating a candlewick effect. Quakercraft offers French corn ready to hang drapes in multiple colors and finishes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royalwick
Plans For New Home Decoration Made Simple
Alarcon Y Mendoza, a renowned Spanish dramatist of the Golden Age, is referenced as a notable figure in the discussion of decorating plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alarcon Y. Mendoza
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Masquer Club
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Elyria, Ohio
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Eedges
Laporte Cook’s Orchestra
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Idaho
Virginia Sweets
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