Marriage of Miss Keister to Louis Youngs Announced at Supper
Mrs Harlo G McNally entertained fifteen guests at a supper party where the engagement and marriage of Miss Sade Keister to Louis A Youngs of Columbus Ohio were announced. The ceremony occurred September 21 1936 in Lounsville Kentucky officiated by Reverend Glen Bb Murdock of Louisville. The couple will reside in Columbus after a home is established with Mr and Mrs W C Youngs of Bradner Ohio. Out of town guests included Mr and Mrs James F Colgan and daughter Lois Ann of Laran and Mr and Mrs B F Landefield of Cleveland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Sade Keister
Louis Youngs
Harlo G. McNally
Sade Keister
Louis A. Youngs
Columbus
Ohio
Lounsville
Kentuck
Glen Bb. Murdock
Louisville
H. M. Youngs
Youngs
Fred Keister
Mr. Youngs
W. C. Youngs
Bradner
B. P. &. Paint
James F. Colgan
Lois Ann
Larain
B. F. Landefield
Cleveland
Miss Mary E Barton to Be Bride on October Sixteenth
Announcement from Mr and Mrs Fred Barton of 313 Harvard Avenue states their daughter Mary Elizabeth Barton will marry Robert W Hancock on October sixteenth at the Barton home. Hancock, a chemist, graduated from Oberlin College in June 1937.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Barton
Harvard Avenue
Mary Elizabeth Barton
Miss Barton
Robert W. Hancock
A. H. Hancock
East Avenue
Hancock
Oberlin Collets
Jr Group Opens Meeting With Hymns At First Baptist
The Junior B Y P G of the First Baptist church opened its gathering last night with hymns led by Harold Kemp. Prayers and testimonies followed, a brief business session occurred, and J A Conner gave an interesting talk before adjournment to next Sunday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
First Baptist Church
Harold Kemp
J. A. Conner
Brothers Celebrate Krugman Birthday With Five Aged Siblings
Mr and Mrs Edward F Krugman of East River Road South hosted a Sunday celebration for Charles Krugman Gulf Road. Charles turns ninety on Wednesday September 22. Five brothers ages total 414 years: Charles 90 John 86 Ferdinand 82 Ernest 79 Rudolph 77. Wives of four brothers are deceased. Helen and Darrel Root entertained. Mrs Frank Gerhardinger helped with preparations. Open house followed with many relatives presenting gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward F. Krugman
East River Road
South
Charles Krugman
Gulf Road
Krugman
Charles
John
Ferdinand
Ernest
Rudolph
Ernest Krugman
Helen
Darrel Root
Frank Gerhardinger
Mr. Krugman
Shower Honors Bride-Elect Genevieve Klingshirn At Lakewood Home
Miss Genevieve Klingshirn of Avon, bride to be Julius Schneider, was feted at a personal shower Saturday evening. Bridge games yielded prizes to Miss Agnes Valerious and Miss Bernadine Mobr. Tapers and marigold centerpiece complemented a three course luncheon. Hostess Mrs. E J McCoy of Lakewood supervised the party at her Lakewood home with guests from Elyria Avon and Cleveland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Chaplar
Seventeenth Street
Mary Chaplar
Buneo
Kidh
Miss Chaplar
Helen Krebs
Rose Takacs
Helen Turman
Lorain
Rose Nasr
Amherst
Irene Kress
Julia Simon
Irma Szabo
Tresa Kokai
Yolanda Balazs
Elizabeth Sebastian
Rose Polacsek
Bmrs
Elizabeth Takacs
Susie Piza
Anna Mate
Elizabeth Gurchik
Tresa Balazs
C. Mawer
Dorothy Spieler
Alten Laurery
Golda
Jeanne Hastings
Genevieve Kiingshirn
Avon
Julius Schneider
Bridge
Agnes Valerious
Bernadine Mobr
Klingshirn
E. J. McCoy
Lakewood
Wedding Shower Honors Miss Miriam Faxon at Autumn Towers
A pre nuptial party for Miss Miriam Faxon was hosted by Mrs Ronald Dunn at her home on Princeton avenue Autumn Towers. Friends attended Saturday evening and three bridge tables were set. Miss Faxon, Miss Barbara Plocner, and Mrs FE Whitney won top scores. The Sandy sing at Dbiay featured desserts and small tables as guests enjoyed the festive decor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miriam Faxon
Ronald Dunn
Friends
Princeton Avenue
Autumn Towers
Dunn
Bridge
Barbara Plocner
Miriam Favon
Whitney
Dbiay
Miss Faxon
Weg Che
Birthday Party Honors Guest From Birmingham
Anne Mae Hoover hosted a Saturday afternoon birthday gathering at the Hoover home to surprise Gwendolyn Gardner of Birmingham. The Win One club met for a brief session and elected officers: president Alice Mae Hoover, vice president Betty Opper, secretary-treasurer Marian Ives and pianist Betty Opper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anne Mae Hoover
Gwendolyn Gardner
Birmingham
Cinesta
Win
Hoover
Miss Gardner
Alice Mae Hoover
Betty Opper
Marian Ives
Miss Jeanne Reid and Richard Gollmar Married at First Congregational
Miss Jeanne Reid and Richard J. Gollmar wed Saturday at the First Congregational church. The ceremony featured organ music, a Lohengrin wedding march, and two gowns, with Miss Reid in ivory velvet and Ms. Gollmar in a black two piece suit for the reception. The couple will reside at 231 Thirteenth Street after a two week honeymoon to Virginia Beach and Washington, D. C. Both are Elyria High School graduates. she belongs to local clubs, he to Pi Kappa Phi.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Muir Auld
Eric Chapman
First Congregational Church
Wilma Reid
C. B. Reid
Ninth Street
Masrisze
Charles Reid
Agnes
Robert Bainbridge
Leon Selman
Cabinets Of Two YWCA Groups Set Conference At Linwood
A joint Linwood Linwood Park conference brought together the Employed Young Women's League cabinet and the Middle Step Club of the YWCA. They planned bimonthly study meetings and weekly supper followed by assemblies with programs such as book reviews and travelogues. Delegates to the Northern Ohio Conference include Catherine Schubert Roberta Mosley from the EYL and Donna Chapman Helen Louise Geichman Vera Smith from the Middle Step Club. Presidents Grace McCullough and Donna Chapman led the local setup meeting. reservations are requested for the YWCA dinner with Marian Davis scheduled Tuesday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Women's League
Middle Step Club
Ield
Linwood Park
League
Catherine Schubert
Roberta Mosley
Mary Eells
Painsville
Ohio
Donna Chapman
Helen Louise Gechman
Vera Smith
Linwood
E. W
Grace McCullough
Middle Streps
Marian Davis
Cleveland
Sayles Celebrate 43rd Wedding Anniversary
Mr and Mrs C B Sayles of Eighth street observed their 43rd wedding anniversary on September 18. All their children and families gathered home, bringing baskets for a bountiful dinner. Twenty six attended as Carl Smith of Detroit, their daughter’s husband, treated the couple to a tri engine airplane ride. The home was filled with fall flowers and gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andl
C. B. Sayles
Eighth Street
Carl Smith
Detroit
Sayles
Vivian Lord Honored At Washington Avenue Brunch
A Sunday morning event hosted by Miss Elizabeth Taylor on Washington avenue honored bride elect Miss Vivian Lord. The gathering featured a three course breakfast at eleven o'clock, garden flowers, a wreath centerpiece, and place cards with pink flower pots. The hostess gave Miss Lord a linen gift.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vivian Lord
David S. Horan
Elizabeth Taylor
Washington Avenue
Dinner for S S Class Ter Members at Cope Home
Members of the Sunday School class taught by Miss Nonnee Cope gathered at the Cope home on Lake Avenue for a Saturday evening dinner. The table featured yellow and blue marigold and ageratum decor, with white candy baskets at each place. After croquet, Miss Miriam Cope presented a puppet show on the gesund floor while the group discussed the Rally VD1 School set for September 26.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ter
Nonnee Cope
Church of Christ
Sia Orlock
Cope
Lake Avenue
Gesund
Miriam Cope Siater
VD 1
Betty Taylor Leads Church Group Meeting on Teachings of Jesus
Betty Taylor led a gathering at the U E Society of the Church of Christ with title Teachings of Jesus in Today's World. Lee Prentice led a prayer, Miss Taylor read scripture, and a questionnaire followed. An executive board meeting was announced for Wednesday after choir rehearsal. The meeting closed with a hymn and benediction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Taylor
U. E. Society
Church of Christ
Jesus
Iioe
Lee Prentice
Praser
Miss Taylor
Festival Service of St Matthew at St Andrews
A Holy Communion service will be observed at St Andrew's Episcopal Church on Tuesday at ten o'clock in the morning to mark the Festival of St Matthew.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Andrews
St. Matthew
St. Andrew's Episcopal Church
Elyria AAUW tea opens the year's work at club
Arrange Tea, Program Mra. George Hoke and Mra Ward Yount are in charge of arrangements for the Elyria branch. The tea at Elyria Country Club starts the year Tuesday afternoon with service at 3:00 and 3:30 on the program. Miss Wong, a graduate student at Oberlin College, will speak on China.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Hoke
Ward Yount
Elyria Country Club
Elyria
American Association of University Women
Miss Wong
Oberlin College
China
Elyria Women Attend State Meeting Delegation Leads Columbae Event
A delegation from the Elyria Business and Professional Women's Club led by President Mrs. Gerald Nau attended a state president called meeting in Columbae for local club presidents and committee chairmen. Rosa Cunningham of Des Moines spoke on "Today: The Challenge" during a dinner at the Noli House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Raperte
Mach
Ang
Sierra Flatter
Committee Ta Vent Mra Fans At Sa 40 7 Wiex
Fragmentary text shows names like Charles Braca Mer tare and George tounge. Mentions fansite and percentages. Unclear event, possible committee or meeting notes with partial figures and participant labels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra
Charles Braca
George Tounge
Weeves Wilderear
Birthday Celebrations At A Time Data
A first birthday celebration for ATIME datas Wente ee ag aan led his first birthday. Grandparents Ue goatos LA Scott 159 Erte etzess attended. Ten guests from Kirria as4 Cleveland joined a capac it table for dinner. The tablescape featured red and white colors and chin baskets filled with function. A birthday cake decorated with animals served as the centerpiece.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atime Datas Wente Ee Ag Aan
Ayn
Ue Goatos LA
Scott
Erte Etzess
Yagt
Kirria
Cleveland
Favora
Miss Marie Baker to Wed Edwin A Blair on Oct 19
Miss Marie Baker and Edwin A Blair announced their upcoming marriage, with the ceremony planned for October 19. The couple, now of Lake Avenue and 625 Dewey Avenue respectively, will wed at St. Agnes Church, officiated by Rev. Fr. Theodore Blair. Guests celebrated at the Baker home with fall colors, bridge games, and notes revealing the nuptials tucked into jelly bean favors. Marie Baker, a Myria High and Oberlin Commerce alumna, works for attorney Frank O Wilford. Blair attended Elyria High and works at National Tube Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie Baker
Edwin A. Blair
Hiss Marie Baker
John A. Baker
Lake Avenue
Hanrriage
Joseph Blair
Dewey Avenue
Baker Home
St. Agnes Church
Theodore Blair
Mia
James Bradley
Clarence Brown
Margaret Persensky
Ethel Baldauf
Mildred Haulk
Catherine Naughton
Baker
Myria High School
Oberlin School of Commerce
Frank O. Wilford
Blair
Elyria High School
National Tube Company
Silver Anniversary Party for Mr. and Mrs. Baker
About forty relatives and friends surprised Mr. and Mrs. John A. Baker at their Lake avenue home to celebrate twenty five years of marriage. Guests came from Lorain Elyria and Cleveland. Afternoon bridge prizes went to Miss Catherine Welsh Miss Agnes Welsh and Mrs. Margaret Fiyon. Attendants Emma Baker Cleveland and Thomas KE O'Hern Lorain attended the celebration. A full course dinner was served at a T shaped table and a silver white theme carried through decorations and the cake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John A. Baker
Lake Avenue
Lorain
Elyria
Cleveland
Catherine Welsh
Agnes Welsh
Margaret Fiyon
Emma Baker
Thomas KE
O'Hern
Plan Special Meeting On Tuesday Evening In Lorain
The 1. O. O. F. lodge will observe Old Timers Night this week with a 7 15 program by St. Clair Rebekah and subordinate lodges. Rev J H Bamer of First Baptist Church will give the address and an orchestra will provide music. A social hour and refreshments follow. Open to all branches of the order, St Clair Rebekahs, and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Clair Rebekah
J. H. Bamer
First Baptist Church of
St. Clair Rebekahs
To Confer Degree at Harmon Lodge 663 F and A M
Frank Harmon Lodge 663 F A M will hold a regular meeting tomorrow evening at the Masonic Temple. Fellowcraft Degree for one candidate will be conferred along with lodge business and listed fall activities. All Masons invited to attend.
Hoover Speaks on Cates Hospital for Crippled Children
Epworth League devotional opened with singing Whispering Hope. Marian Holmes led prayer, John Bauer devotional, Frank Hoover speaker. Twenty attended. Next Sunday Dr. E. Jr. Bond will speak.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoover
Epworth
Wheaton Guests Headed to Ohio Colleges and State Union
In Wheaton Illinois guests of Mr and Mrs dom Everard of Ninth Street and Phyllis Hull of Oxford Avenue departed for Kent Ohio where Hull is enrolled in Kent State University's freshman class. Maurice Wagner returned to Washington DC after a weekend at his Tenth Street home. Malcolm McDonald of Cambridge Avenue left for Columbus to join the Ohio State University freshman class. Mrs Otto Mischka, Mrs John Diehle, Mrs Richard Dumke and Mrs C Schultz plan to leave Tuesday for Columbus to attend the Evangelical Women's Union state convention through Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia Betteridge
Barberton
Fork Avenue
Arthur Campbell
Oberlin
Oberlin College
Joe Bresny
Ninth Street
Colorado Springs
Denver
Colorado
Evan Griffiths
Edith Rees
Raymond
Cleveland
J. F. Getteridge
Park Avenue
Richey
Lakewood
Tennessee
Virginia
University of Tenenessee
Knoxrville
Betterridge
Summer Sherwin
Minnesota
Chalmers Sherwin
Irene Ackerman
First Methodist Church
Robert Crandall
R. L. DuCoty
Long Lake
Michigan
Eugene Gauthier
North Bay
Ontario
Canada
Oliver Miller
Cleveland Street
Paul Seitz
Lize Spruce Street
Eilyria Clime
Nancy Jane
Helen Friday
Vermilion
Lou Shays
New London
Lena Shays
Daytona Beach
Florida
Gertrude F Philpote
George
Akron
Imer Spiegel
Richard Dumke
Foster Avenue
Elmore
Ohio
Velma Filmore
John Lemke
Willard Hiler
Victor Dye
Willard Dye
Wooster
John Dye
Donald
George Dye
Conneaut
J. H. Dizon
Mid
Die Avenue
Ted Prindle
Marcia Jane
Coshocton
E. C. Ross
Chariss West
Dana J. Fox
Lake Avenue
New Philadelphia
Eleanor Sooy
Glenville Hospital
Glenn Seeley
Sooy
Cook County Hospital
Chicago
Gwendolyn Gardner
Birmingham
Alice Mae Hoover
Gulf Road
Walter DeBray
Hanoverton
Gerald Nau
Eva Macker
Edith Terrell
Mildred Schultz
Ruth Simmons
Columbus
W. C. Zaiser
Hamilton Street
Ann Arbor
John ‘Neter
Griswold Road
Cherlotte Luxenburg
Luxenburg
Ste Universits
Harlem Henry
Carl Wallis
Lake Revreze Parenna
Boo
Pallan
Gris
Crenaw Shore
Mra
B.A
Parma
Ferene Thane
John 4Iehle
C. Schultz
Evangelical Women's Union
Calendar of church groups and socials in area churches
A dense list of Tuesday events from United Presbyterian, Lakewood U.P., Church of Christ, Emmanuel Lutheran, and other groups. Meetings include mission leagues, Bible study, literary clubs, circle gatherings, youth leagues, and social dinners with multiple addresses and hostess names.
Church and club meetings fill Friday social page
Numerous groups including Bekah’s club, Dames of Malta, and United Presbyterian prayers schedule events at local churches and Y M C A. Circles of St Pauls, East and West Side Guilds, and several Congregational circles list host houses and times from 2:30 to 7:50 p.m. Various societies plan luncheons, dinners, bazaars, and sewing for the Cleveland Orphanage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bekahs
QO. B. Markel
Middle Avenue
Helping Hand Society
Martha Refenning
Third Street
Dames of Malta
St. Paul's Circle No
Mary Foa
Lake Avenue
Blue Triangle Club
Y. WC. A
Lorain County
Women's Foreign Missionary Society
Methodist Church
St. John’s School
Also Mentioned on This Page
Dorothy Funk
Mable Little
Mary E. Barton
Hear Speaker
Lydia E. Pinkham
Lydia F.pinkham
Nature
Someon
Lydia FE Pinkham
Chilaren
Fred Astaire
Marilyn Miller
Ann Pennington
Wil Rogers
Wurst Hall
Broad Street
Lincoln
Wainwright Florist
Jeanne Reid
Richard Golimar
Richard J. Gollmar
YWCA
Mr. and
Mrs. Sayles
Vivian Lord Honored
S.S
Mark
Eastern Heights
Child's Conservation League
Robert Wilson
Enison
Stor
F. River St
Machineleas Waves
Bell Co
Eagles
Elzabeth Avery
Fairlawn Avenue
St. Paul's
Young People’s League
Daughters of Scotia
K-Lo
Jesse Green
Fifth Street
Circle Dot
Minnie Lewis
River Road
United American Mechanics
Tri-Ko Club
Jean Crow
West Avenue
Elyria ‘Country Club
Republican Women’s Club
Carl Schmittgen
Cuba
Panama
Frank S. Harmon
A. M
Y-Indus
Women’s Bible
2Nd Congregational
Edward Smith
St. John’s Young Peoples Society
Central Guild of
St. Andrew's
Charles Merthe
Women's Welsh Club
A. L. Agate
Silverea
Clevenger
Circle Lo
St. Pauls
Fred Raesler
Lod SU Poe
Circle 3
Eivarete
H. Vogelsongs
East Side Guild of
Robert Rice
West Side Guild of
Karl Taylor
Kenyon Avenue
Sp. m
Reginald Fawkes
Marseilles Avenue
Emmanuel Lutheran Bazaar Committee
C. Conlam
Princeton
Townsend Club
Sons of Union Veterans and Auxiliary
Bethel Shrine
Clan Robertson
Dorcas
Church of Church of Christ
Wu Han
la Grange
ER. C. Alexander
Grace Guild
Grace Lutheran Church
O. P
Silver Slipper Club
Dana Morris
Daughters of America
League of Women Voters
Hotel Statler
E. J. Bond
1St Methodist Church
Northwest
T. C. O. F. Thal
Rollin E. Uinkson
Worthington’s
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