Miss Miriam Faxon Honored by Two Bridge Parties
Two charming events for Miss Miriam Faxon drew friends yesterday. A luncheon at Elyria Country Club preceded a bridge shower with high scores by Mrs. I. D. Faxon and Mrs. R. W. Hancock. An evening at Lakewood home of Mrs. Rosemary Redington Roberts featured two bridge tables, with Mrs. Ronald Dunn and Miss Gladys Plocher top scorers. Gifts for the bride-elect followed. Miss Faxon to wed Charles Weiner on Wednesday, Stutedilus twenty second.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miriam Faxon
Elyria Country Club
I. D. Faxon
R. W. Hancock
Miss Faxon
Karl Roberts
Rosemary Redington
Don Pankoff
Pearl Tuthill
Lakewood
Bridge
Ronald Dunn
Gladys Plocher
Charles Weiner
Middle Step Club Of Y W C A To Revise Constitution Plan Tentative Program
The Middle Step club of the Y W C A will revise its constitution at next Monday’s meeting. A constitution committee meeting is set for Friday at 7:00 PM to draft revisions for presentation to the group. Helen Louise Zechman and others serve on the committee. a 6 PM tureen supper precedes the meeting, with discussions on Forest Beach attendees and Mary Bells camp plans, plus a tentative December program. Circle No. 1 of the Methodist church elected officers with Mrs George Johnson hosting, and will meet October 21 with Mrs W Q McClellan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middle Step Club
Y.W.C. A
Circle NO. 1
The
Methodist Church
George Johnson
Park Avenue
Earl Wurst of
LaPorte
Irvin Wendell
William Beal
George Bradler
Sunshine
Johnson
Citcfs
W. QO. McClellan
Eastern Heights Boulevard
Girl Reserve Plans Fall Workshop at YWCA
The Girl Reserve committee met at the YWCA to organize the Fall Workshop for advisors set for October 8 with a 12 15 luncheon. Mrs Ellsworth Schneider leads the session and the program includes advisor do s and don ts guidance and a talk on project development for WLC. The work plan begins the week after the workshop. The Double Four Club gathered at Miss Carol Hall s home and welcomed Virginia Schmidt as a new member with games and prizes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carol Hall
West Avenue
Virginia Schmidt
Ruth Keopp
Rita Minnich
Beverly van Keuren
Community Notes Reflect Wide Web Of Local Movements
Mrs. Robert Harding, recovered at Elyna Clinic, has returned home on East River Street. Irene Ackerman, now Mrs. Chalmers Sherwin, leaves for Chicago after a brief honeymoon. Numerous locals travel and host across Elyria, Akron, Van Wert, Charleston, and beyond, with weddings, conferences, and hospital visits shaping a bustling social calendar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Harding
Elyna Clinic
East River Street
Chalmers Sher- Win
Irene Ackerman
Chicago
Iinois
J. B. Jones
Robert Moore
Stanford Avenue
VanWert
Associated Credit Bureaus
Ohio
Mayflower Hotel
George Johnson, Jr
Park Avenue
Case School of Applied Science
Cleveland
Herbert Lees
Illinois
United Accessories Shop
Raymond Waldock
Williamsville
New York
Frank Paonessa
Tenth Street
Waldock
Duffy-Paonessa
St. Mary’s Church
Herbert J. Folken
Dennis
Ames
Iowa
N. D. Nielsen
Middle Avenue
Folken
Karen Nielsen
George Day
Gulf Street
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Miriam Maddock
Melvin Maddock
Southampton
Long Island
East Avenue
Martha Maddock
Miss Maddock
Shirley Garfield
Donna Kinz
Charles Epke
Toledo
Emma Zahriley
Endley
Muss Joyce Hastings
Furnace Street
E. J. McCor
Lakewood
G. E Hallary
Alan
Charles Crehore
Eugene Beesley
Arthur Husv
Canton
Charles Price
Ian Homer Price
Gulf Farms
Bexley
Columbia
Marjorie Dieterich
Charles Theodore Schrefar
New York City
Rendars Digese
Linda Dana
Meadville
Pennestsania
William Wade
St. Petersburs
Rhorda
Wise Isabelle Sheahan
Chisage Heights
Row. McWilliams
Harrison Street
Frank Trohertson
Winton Junction
Robertson
First Circle One Meeting At Mrs Bonsieur Home
AH members and friends of Circle One at First Congregational church gather for the season opener at 1376 East Avenue. A devotional led by chairwoman Miss Elizabeth Rich, a brief business session, and a report on Oberlin Women’s Meeting by Mrs Robert Davies are planned. Secret Pals of last year will be revealed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circle One
First Congregational Church
Elizabeth Rich
Robert Davies
Oberlin
Truth Seekers
United Presbyterian Church
Nettie Miller
Parkview Court
Isa Jamison
Semper Fidelis
Emmanuel Lutheran Church
Coniam
Princeton Avenue
Rebekahs
Odd Fellows
Mary-Martha
St. Paul's Church
Eagles
Elizabeth Avery
Fairlawn Avenue
St. Paul's
Young People's League
Daughters of Scotia
K-Lo
Jesse Green
Fifth Street
Youngs Women's
League
Marian Davis
Cleveland
Order of
United American Mechanics
Tri-Ko
Susanna Wes+ley
First Methodist Church
Linwood Park
Marian Keeler
Cortine Jackson
Wes E
Robert Wilson
Walter Schultz
Eastern Heights
Child Conservation League
Denison Avenue
Mabel Hurd
Alaska
Wilson
Schultz
September Elyria Garden Club meets for floral demonstrations
Members gathered at the Elyria Woman's Club for the September meeting with Will F. Hall of Hecock Floral Co presenting flower arranging tips. He stressed color harmony and harmonious container and plant pairings, highlighting Mexican table settings with zinnias and blue bowls, plus an ornate scene with two cream ducks by a crystal dish. The club plans to meet again Monday night October eleventh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria Garden Club
Elyria Woman's Club
Will F. Hall
Hecock Floral Co
Cardinal Troop Outing With Girl Scouts Near Elyria
Cardinal Troop outing replaces regular meeting at Second Congregational Church with a woodsy hike fire building trailing and supper cooked over an open fire. Girls gathered at dusk for songs stories readings and camp reminiscences around a blazing campfire. Accompanied by Mrs Blaten Mrs Troup Mrs Fell and Mrs Hull.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cardinal
Elyria
Hospital Admissions and Discharges List
Admissions include Louis Meyers Berlin Heights Martin Schroeder 3 Rawsoncourt Mrs William Rockwood LaGrange David Holman Fuller Road Mrs Arthur Davis 128 Lake Avenue Mrs Lloyd Yost RD 2 Mrs Carl McMullen RD 2 Mrs Bert Slauter 135 Mendel Court Jim Poulsen Grafton George Day 125 Gulf Street Mrs George Day 125 Guilt Street Discharges include Mrs Sam LaCrosse baby girl 119 Taft Street Mrs Leo Kilnect Grafton Mrs George Harvey 35 Chestnut Street Mrs Anna Krieg Henrietta Mrs Lase King 460 West Ninth Street
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Meyers
Berlin Heights
Martin Schroeder
Rawsoncourt
William Rockwood
LaGrange
David Holman
Fuller Road
Arthur Davis
Lake Avenue
Lloyd Yost
R. D
Carl McMullen
Bert Slauter
Mendel Court
Jim Poulsen
Grafton
George Day
Gulf Street
Guilt Street
Sam LaCrosse
Taft Street
Leo Kilnect
George Harvey
Chestnut Street
Anna Krieg
Henrietta
Las 4E King
Weat Ninth Street
Family Gathers To Celebrate 38th Wedding Anniversary
In celebration of the 38th wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Karnes of Stop 47 12 Elyria Avenue, their children and grandchildren joined at the couple’s home for a Sunday dinner. A chicken dinner was served at two o clock to about thirty guests. Present were D. D. Karnes and children of North Ridgeville. Lawrence Miller and daughter of Elyria. Stephen Hicks and son of North Ridgeville. Willis Karnes and family of South Amherst. Floyd Karnes and family of Lorain. Eager Robinson and children of Elyria. Dorothy Karnes. and the honored guests Mr. and Mrs. Roy Karnes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Karnes
Elyria Avenue
D. D. Karnes
North Ridgeville
Lawrence Miller
Elyria
Stephen Hicks
Willis Karnes
South Amherst
Floyd Karnes
Lorain
Eager Robinson
Dorothy Karnes
Mrs Ingersoll reviews Adie and Victoria at Literary Club
At Miss Mary Ingersoll's Middle avenue home last evening the Literary Club met. Mrs Ingersoll reviewed And Se Victoria a historical romance by Vaughn Wilkins about a curse on the Hanover line tied to the imprisonment of a betrayed king's daughter Victoria.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adie
Iivuay Ingerovil, Sry
Mary Ingersoll
Middle Avenue
Victoria
Herbert Folken
Ames
Iowa
Eugene Kelling
Lakewood
Perry Koplin
Methodists Host One Day School of Missions in Lorain
The Lorain County Group of the Women's Foreign Missionary Society will hold a one day School of Missions at First Methodist church in Lorain on Wednesday September 22. Morning session at 9 30 led by Mrs W R Bryenton features district officer reports and plans for the coming year. After luncheon by Circle 2 at the church the afternoon session begins at 1 30 with Miss Bess Phillips, home on furlough from Inhambane East Africa, as speaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County
Women’s Foreign Missionary Society
First Methodist
W.R. Bryenton
Lorain
Circle 2
W. Floms
Bess Phillips
Inhambane
East Africa
Local Licenses and Residents Across Several Cities
Licenses issued to Charles Porkolob a 60 year old steel worker from Jorain and Mary Beregszay 50 of 217 Beech street Elyria. Maurice Gleason 28 medical student and Elizabeth Atkins 27 of Oberlin. William John Rodmann 33 haberdasher and Agnes Matilda Lahift 32, both Amherst. Leadville Colorado sits high about two miles above sea level as one of the world’s highest towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Porkolob
Jorain
Mary Beregszay
Beech Street
Elyria
Maurice Gleason
Cleveland
Elizabeth Atkins
Oberlin
William John Rodmann
Amherst
Haberdasher
Agnes Matilda Lahift
Leadville
Colo
Missionary League meeting at United Presbyterian church
Guests from Lakewood attended the Lakewood United Presbyterian group meeting at United Presbyterian church Monday evening with seventeen members and five visitors present. The Rev. Earl D. Miller spoke on the Missionary Spirit, and new members were welcomed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lakewood
Men's Missionary League
United Presbyterian Church
League
Robert Davies
Helen Bristol
Ruth Wright
Edmund Wright
Don Help
C. L. Bristol
Herbert Cooke
Earl D. Miller
Lakewood United Presbyterian Church
Robert G. Hoag
C. H. Grewer
G. A. Brown
Women’s Re Vet Corps holds all day quilting bee meeting
Members will gather at Delia Lutz’s home for an all day meeting Thursday. The event includes a quilting bee and a tureen luncheon served at noon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delia Lutz
Memoria Canton and Ladies Auxiliary Meet in Halt
Memoria Canton Loralu No 93 and Ladies Auxiliary No 11 held separate sessions last night in Halt. Lady Handbey presiding over the Auxiliary meeting. A memorial service was conducted for the late Colonel C R Summers. Plans were completed for a Battalion meeting October 9 with Cleveland Cantons and Ladies Auxiliary taking part. A joint meeting followed with a social time in the dining room, Oberlin members serving refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canton Loralu
Ladies Auxiliary
Handbey
Clio Club Hosts Bridge Evening and Prize Awards
The Clio Club guests of Mrs. John Ross of West Arc Uve enjoyed bridge, with prizes awarded to Mrs. Irvin Wentz and Mrs. Robert Curtis. After luncheon, the club adjourned to meet again at Mrs. Curtis’s Jefferson Apartments. The Girl Scouts of Troop 6 held a meeting in the American Legion Home with 29 girls, forming patrols named Scotty Pam Cocker and Shep herd. The Cocker patrol will hold a candy sale next Monday. patrol teachers named assistants Ruth Chapman Patricia Davis Ardith Caywood and Doris Krebs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cup Club
John Ross
West Arc Uve
Bridge
Irvin Wentz
Robert Curtis
Jefferson Apartments
Girl Scouts
Troop 6
American Legion
Scotty
Pam
Cocker
Shepherd
Ruth Chapman
Patricia Davis
Ardith Caywood
Doris Krebs
Spencer Honored by Parents in Anniversary Party
Mr. and Mrs. J. T. McCourt hosted their daughter Glenna Repp’s West Salem home for Spencer and family to honor their 47th wedding anniversary and Mr Repp’s birthday. Attendees included Leo and Howard McCourt with their children Lewis and Francis, plus Mr. and Mrs. Repp’s parents. Lunch followed the social hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spencer
J. T. McCourt
Glenna Repp
West Salem
Repp
Leo McCourt
Howard McCourt
Lewis
Francis
Union of the Lelninger Family Held This Year at Camden Ohio
A crowded Camden gathering witnessed the Lelninger family union with many relatives from Ohio and Indiana. Local families hosted visitors including Mrs Mary Lowery of New Carlisle and Mrs Catherine Fuller recently returned from Burbank for a multi week stay with daughter Nellie Ball. Numerous relatives and guests traveled from Medina Cleveland Wellington and Toledo to join in the reunion activities and informally visit regional kin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lelninger
Camden
Ohio
Mary Lowery
New Carlisle
Indiana
FL. Miller
Catherine Fuller
Williung Frery
Burbank
Nellie Ball
Nora Aldrich
Frery Howe
Fusselman Aisters
Evelyn
Margie
Medina
Leonard Bridges
Charles MacLaren
Gloria
Janice Moore
Toledo
Charles Ream
Dague
Roy Brouse
Mary Dickason
Grafton
Clair Miller
Ralph Myers
Wellington
Oslesbee
Cleveland Hospital
Eddie Rowe
Homerville
Walter
John Rowe
Tamailles
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Dorothy Funk
Mable Little
Methodist Circle
Lorain County Fair
Maurice
Zephyr
Armerica
Guld
Hollywood
London
Paris
Broad St
Over Haserodt’s Jewelry
Women’s Auxiliary
Oscar W. Hahn
Wayne
Neb
G. W. MacDowell
Indianapolis
Ind
Mrs. Ingersoll Reviews
Clayton Damon
Cleveland Street
Marguetuts
Mildred Pailas
Marian Lauer
Marguerite Mason
Jessie McCauley
Thelma Wagner
Zelda Schramm
Janet Baus
Sean Simms
Doris Minnich
Dorothy Lottman
Agnes Lottman
Beatrice Weusink
Lois Eldred
Robert Silver
E. John Porter
Louis Bettcher
Alfred Morse
Edna Mailerer
Bell Avenues
Elyvia Telephone Co
Jack Storm
Ruby Woodcock
Ruth Bemis
Wainwright Florist
Fred Astaire
Marilyn Miller
Ann Pennington
Will Rogers
Wurst Hall
Broad Street
Lincoln Theatre
ART and Monda Bender Stage Studios
FCG
Clio Club
Sceola Thompson
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia School of Bible
Albert Speith
la Grange
Pythian Sisters
George Zeigler
Delbert Berry
Ona Leininger
Dan Leininger
Susie Ream
Jennie Burbage
Rey
L. W. Beckley
Tyrone
Mack Stuart
Warren Watters
Nora Eglin
Chatham
Walter Storm
Sadie Gault
Massillon
Frank Miller
John Miller
Rittman
Will Husten
Hustens
Florence Kamery
Allen Bernard
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