Frances Kelling and Maxwell Smith to Wed Today
Miss Frances Kelling and Maxwell Smith exchange marriage vows at St Marys Parish House this afternoon. The bride, daughter of Mr and Mrs F J Kelling, will wear a rough silk frock in Dubonnet with navy blue accessories and a navy blue hat, with yellow roses. best man Russell Smith and maid of honor Ruth Kelling will attend. After the ceremony a reception at the bride’s home will host about fifty guests before a short wedding trip to Washington, D C. The couple will reside at 1141 West Avenue. Miss Kelling is a 1946 Elyina High School graduate employed by Keller Jee company, and Mr Smith is an employee of Walton Ice and Fuel Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Kelling
Maxwell Smith
LaGrange
Edward McGuire
St. Mary’s Parish House
F. J. Kelling
West Avenue
Smyths
C. E. Smith
la Grange
Ruth Kelling
Will
Russell Smuth
Washington, D. C
Smith
Elyina High School
Kellerjee Compen
Walton Ice and Fuel Company
Games Party for Employed Young Women League
A YMCA YWCA gathering entertained eighty-one young women plus friends from the Employed Young Women's League. Nineteen tables hosted anagrams, dominoes, pick-up sticks, card games and more with prizes of small plants. organizers led by Forrest Ordell included Enid Bunting and Laura Dellefield among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forrest Ordell
Enid Bunting
Laura Dellefield
Betty Donahue
Hannorah May
Auverta Mosely
Pearl Reid
Margaret
First Dinner Meeting Of Business-Professional Women
The Elyria Business and Professional Women's Club opens its new season with a Fall dinner meeting on Tuesday September 27 at 6 30 PM in the First Congregational church. Membership chair Hildreth Hecock leads the committee. speaker Muss Mabel Head of Cleveland and State President Muss Pearl Van Au will attend and speak briefly on the emblem.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria Business and Professional Women's Club
First Congregational Church
Hildreth Hecock
Muss Mabel Head
Cleveland
Muss Pearl van Au
Holiday Plans And Club Meetings At Blame Street
The Excelsive Club met at Elberta Hook's Blame Street home to plan attendances and charity drives. Members will see the women's symphony in Cleveland late November and host events at home, with Christmas plans to paint old toys dress dolls and collect goods for a needy family. The next gathering is November six at Dorothey Miller's Oberlin Road home. AUS. A. L. Agate installed officers for Womens Welsh Club with George Smith as president and plans for Hallo ten Pearly. The next regular session is October eighteenth hosted by Mrs R D Oldfield on Oberlin Road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Excelsive
Elberta Hook
Blame Street
Womens Symphony
Severance Hall
Cleveland
Maury Battdorf
Sissel
Quiuber
Dorothy Miller
Oberlin Road
AUS. A. L. Agate
Womens Welsh Club
Ars George Smith
East River Street
George Smith
James Davies
Mary Jones
E Griffiths
E.T Reese
Smith Home
R D Oldfield
Mrs Lindberg Hosts Em manual Lutheran Class Meeting
Ten members attended as Mrs Dave Lindberg entertained Semper Fidelis Class of Emmanuel Lutheran Church at her Middle Avenue home. Devotions led by Mrs Cassie Richards, lesson centered on the Mission Magazine. Prizes for games awarded to Mrs Charles Comam and Miss Helen Comam, with Mrs Richards consolation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lindberg
Dave Lindberg
Emmanuel Lutheran Chilch
Middle Avenue
Casssie Richards
Mission Magazine
Charles Comam
Helen Comam
Richards
Local Personal Notices Sketch Everyone Travelling and Visiting
Moss Maria Heal, guest of Mr and Mrs Virgil Rogers and Mr and Mrs Arthur Leckard, returns to New York City then California. E H Terrell and H Young host guests including Arthur Andrews and Warren of Lakewood. Sam Huey and Nancy of Bay Village. Herbert Young Jr. of Fenn College. Edward Moehte announces birth of a son at Elyria Memorial on Sept 21. Herbert Meister returns to Ohio Wesleyan University. A son born to Louis Kolopos at Elyria Memorial on Sept 20. Howard Craig attends funeral of his aunt in Niles. Horace Ruegg family are parents of a daughter at Elyma Memorial. Esther Schulz leaves for Ohio Wesleyan University. Evelyn Brillhart leaves for Findlay to visit aunt Mrs R G Sheiden. Nancy Oldfield leaves for Ohio Wesleyan University. John Strohl hosts niece and husband Donald Innes and son Douglas of Cattaraugus NY. Carl Kesler, 10, breaks left arm playing football near home. J C Lloyd entertains Cleveland mother Mrs Davis. Nettie Miller visits Detroit. Margaret Clagenm and Ann Stewart of Cleveland. I leave for Youngstown to visit Stewart home. Rewett Redington leaves for Mercersburg PA to study at the Academy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moss Maria Heal
Virgil Rogers
Arthur Leckard
Wscity
New York
Cit
California
E. H. Terrell
Herbert Young
Arthur Andrews
Warren
Lakewood
Sam Huey
Nancy
Bay Village
Herbert Young, Jr
Fenn College
Cleveland
Edward Moehte
249
Eighth Street
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Herbert Meister
Karl P Meister
West Avenue
Ohio Wesleyan University
Delaware
Ohio
Louis Kolopos
Woodland Avenue
Findlay
Aiis
R. G Sheiden
Nancy Oldfield
Oho
John Strohl
Bond Street
Ees
Donald Innes
Douglas
Cattaraugus
Carl Kesler
Wiliam Kesler
East Broad Street
J. C. Lloyd
Davis Lf
Nettie Miller
Parkview Curtis
Detroit
Michigan
Margaret Clagenm
Ann Stewart
Inday
Youngstown
Stewart
Rewett Redington
Washington Avenue
Mercnrsburg
Pennsylvania
St Johns Young Peoples Society Hosts Rally Plan
Members and friends met Tuesday evening at the Lutheran scene on Third Street for a business and social session. On November second the Society will host a 4 Rally for all Walther Leagues of Zone 3. Erma Burnridt Ohio District Manager of Walther League Messenger and Crescent magazine subscription campaign gave a detailed report. Vivian Guthman and Erma Burnridt shared vacation accounts at Walther League Carman Noah near Akron. Entertainment included Ruth Niemeyer Vivian Githman LeRoy Gotro and Sue Sklenar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St Johns Young Peoples Society
Lutheran Scnent
Third Street
Walther
Erma Burnridt
Ohio
Walther League Messenger
Crescent Magazine
Vivian Guthman
Erma Burand
Walther League Carmnn-Noah
Akron
Ruth Niemeyer
Vivian Githman
LeRoy Gotro
Sue Sklenar
Hostess Leads Chrysanthemum Club Evening at East Avenue
Mrs Alfred Buchholz hosted iChrysanthemum Club members last evening at her East Avenue home. Guests competed in naming flowers, with prize seating awarded to Mrs Lester Burr. Other prizes went to Mrs Walter Zander, Mrs Armin Schroeder, and Mrs Fred Novak. A two course luncheon followed amid fall floral decor. The next meeting will be at Mrs Jack Dilgren's Park Avenue home on October 12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred Buchholz
East Avenue
Lester Burr
Walter Zander
Armin Schroeder
Fred Novak
Buchholz
Tutelary Club Opens Fall Program With Luncheon
Begin Literary Work N4 Tutelary Club opened the fall program yesterday with a tureen luncheon at Mrs L J Mowry's Charlies Court home. Past President Mrs Snod Brass presented the gavel to new president Mrs Eric Chapman who chaired the meeting. Mrs E A Monroe reviewed Snow in Summer by Helen Hull about a wife nearly disrupting her home through literary pursuits. New officers include vice president Mrs Verne Unger secretary Mrs W S Bourkes treasurer Mrs Wegat sunshine treasurer Mrs Eleanor Swartz chaplain Mrs Will Hill. Next meeting set for Tuesday October 18 with Mrs Snodgrass and Mrs Jack Warden entertaining at 225 Chestnut Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L J’ Mowry
Charlies Court
Walter Wegat
Snod- Brass
Eric Chapman
E A. Monroe
Helen Hull
Club
Verne Unger
W S. Bourkes
Wegat
Sunshine
Eleanor Swartz
Will Hill
Snodgrass
Jack Warden
Chestnut Street
Pilgrim church Sunday School party at 118 Fairlawn
Eleanor Mae Helling hosted Pilgrim church Sunday School guests at her home on Fairlawn Avenue. The group played games, toasted marshmallows over candy lights, and enjoyed lunch before planning to attend services on September 28 with Joseph A. Barton resuming duties after a Texas vacation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. 8
Eleanor Mae Helling
Pilgrim Church
Fairlawn Avenue
Joan and
Rita Stanford
Jean Gembka
Betty Oates
Delores Peabod
Mary Louise
James
Jack
Jay Byam
Joseph A. Barton
Texas
Executive Committee Of City P T A Council Meets With President To Discuss Fall Work
The Elyria Council of Parent Teacher Association opened its Fall session with a meeting of the Executive Committee at President Mrs. George Tulk’s home. Officers named include Mrs. Merritt Powell vice president, Mrs Herman Paeth secretary, Mrs. E Baxter treasurer, and Mrs. William Dehm historian. A school milk contract was awarded and a lively business discussion outlined upcoming council actions for September 27 at Washington school building. Budget plans were tentatively outlined by finance chairman Mrs Noel Duckett. Other chairmen listed planned work for the year, including magazines, hospitality, safety, public helix, student aid, playground, membership, and programs. Tea was served at the close.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geemis Lear
Merritt Powell
Herman Paeth
E . Baxter
William Dehm
Washington School
Noel Duckett
Fellows
Hoh Thorpson
C H Crosby Jr
Dewey Hull
Duncan Robertson
Helix
Charles Frans
F. Flint
C H Whitlock
Ralph Bauer
A N
Turk
Woman's Club Sets Dessert Bridge to Open Year
The Education and Fine Arts Department of the Elhna Worsis Ce Inc will host a dessert bridge at one thirty Friday afternoon. Mrs Dewey Hull chairs the event with tea cart setup by the committee. Tickets and favors are coordinated by Mrs Hardy Bass. Participants include Mrs Cora Ludlas and Mrs E Chandler with table contracts and bridge auctions in play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tre Education and Fine Arts Department
Elhna Worsis Ce Inc
Dewey Hull
Coirman
Hardy Baas
Eight Belles Plan Dance for 4A Hallowe'en Night
Eight Belles club discussed a Halloween dance at a meeting with Mrs Helene Huh of 127 High Street and planned further arrangements for the next gathering at Mrs Marie Richm 119 High Street. Four guests, Mrs Kathryn Murphy, Mrs Ida Clineman, Mrs Dorothy Young and Mrs Sslan attended the social hour and luncheon featured yellow and gold flowers and tapers at the dining room table.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hallowe’en
Helene Huh
High Street
Marie Richm
Kathryn Murphy
Ida Clineman
Dorothy Young
Sslan
Girl Scouts Meet At Armory With New Troop Name
News Of The Girl Scouts reports Troop No. 4 meeting at the armory on Third Street with a cook out planned for Cascade Park and a rummage sale next Saturday. The troop adopted the name Little Women and divided into groups for second class, new second class, and badge work under Mrs Richwin and June Richwine. A game followed the business portion and Goodnight Circle closed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waeeenen
Girls Scouts of
Third Street
Cascade Park
Beth
Meg
Amy
Leber
June Richwine
Richwin
Goodnight Circle
Republican Women Plan To Have Bricker As Speaker At Dinner
Bricker, Ohio governor candidate, will speak at the Eleria Republican Women's Club dinner on October 18. The club’s October meeting will feature a dinner with a program in the evening, following the regular meeting started at 2:15. The group also reported on the state convention. Wilfred Bowdler led songs with Beazell. executive board planned the dinner. The Tri-Ko club met at Virginia Easly’s home, amended its constitution, played bridge, and awarded prizes to Bettye Jayne Williams, Maxine Garford, and Peggy Dunn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bricker
Yorn W Bricker
Ohin
Eleria
Tri-Ko Club
Virginia Easly
Twelfth Street
Bettye Jayne Wiliams
Maxine Garford
Peggy Dunn
Jean Crow
West Avenue
County WCTU Annual Convention At Amherst Friday
The Lorain County Women’s Christian Temperance Union holds its 66th annual convention at Amherst Methodist Church with two sessions 9:30 am and 1:30 pm. Morning program includes prayers, welcomes from Amherst and Henrietta unions, committee appointments, reports, and county officers, followed by a noon luncheon. Afternoon program features memorial service, talks on Life in China Today, and a session on witnessing, with closing hymn and prayer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County Women's Christian Temperance Union
Amherst Methodist Church
Rey M.A Burs
Amherst M. E
A. K Jenne
Amherst Union
Jannette Born
Henrietta Union
Young Peoples
Y T. C
Fannie Drummond
Oberlin
L. T Lo
Victor Doughty
Lorain
W. C Porter
West Ridge
Lydia Lord Davis
Burrs
Susan Feinman
Henrietta
A K Jerre Amherst
Mel Nadine Motts Rice
Eistia
Etta MO Wright
Anna Kennedy Fismen
H Stone
Leratn
Club Hosts Card Party Winners and Daughters of Scotia Event
Hostess Mrs Menam MusKeingson hosted BB B club members for forty two games with Ruth Shepard first prize Elizabeth Avers second and Louise Sennster third. Della Rosrinson gave a blue bell gift for her wedding anniversary. October 4 at Louise Schaefer's home. Daughters of Scotia held a whist and bunco gathering in British Empire Club rooms with Margeret Gales and Robert McKenunie, then Mr and Mrs Ivor Thomas winning first prizes in banco. Luncheon served by committee headed by Mrs Alec Bard and Mrs Willian Shrubsole. Next meeting October fourth for officer elections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Menam MusKeingson
BB B
Ruth Shepard
Elizabeth Avers
Louise
Sennster
Huskinson
Ate Club
Della Rosrinson
Louise Schaefer
Kenyon Court
Daughters of Scotia
British Empire Club
Whist
Bunco
Mar-geret Gales
Robert McKenuie
Robert Forrest
George McCnery
Mirs
John Normen
Mr. Hanford
Banco
Ivor Thomas
Alec Bard
Willian
Willian. Shrubsole
Celebrate 4th Birthday Party at Barbara's Home
Four year old Barbara celebrated with gifts, balloons, and photographs at her home yesterday afternoon. Neighbors sent two autumn flower bouquets. guests included Janet Lou Bell, Shirley Ann Whitacre, Maxime Tuorley, Jack Sparks, Norman Foley and Tom Matthewson. Plan Membership Drive Elyria Connec No 406 Jr. O U, AMM coordinated a drive from Sept 20 to Dec 20 with captains Russell Smith and Carl Scheible. A masked party was approved for Oct 29 and a basketball team is forming to join the MC.A League.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harbara
Barbara
Janet Lou Bell
Shirley Ann Whitacre
Maxime Tuorley
Jack Sparks
Norman Folley
Tom Matthewson
Elyria Connec
AMM
Russell Smith
Carl Scheible
Calendar era Upsilon meeting notices at multiple venues
Calendar era Upsilon meets Naomi Burge. Cues and Lanes Club hosts St Clair Rebekah Lodge at I O F hall. Townsend Club No 2 gathers at Woodmen hall 730. Pythian Sisters meet. Sons of Union Veterans and Auxiliary, Deacons and Deaconesses meet at Congregational church 730. United Presbyterian prayer service 730. Junior Mission Band at Unysted Presbyterian church after school. Charles Shafer to host. Upper Room Bible class at 1st Congregational church with tureen supper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Era Upsilon
Naomi Burge
Cues and Lanes Club
St. Clair Rebekah Lodge
I.O . F. Hall
Townsend Club
Woodmen Hall
Pythian Sisters
Sons of Union Veterans and Auxiliary
al Dud Congregational Church
United Presbyterian Prayer Service
Unysted Presbyterian Church
Schog Charles Shafer
1St Congregational Church
Ford Mission Society to form Young Women's Missionary Society
The Truth Seekers class at United Presbyterian church hosted guests for a supper meeting and devotions led by Mrs Chuarlan Snyder in the president’s absence. Reverend Brown announced the group will merge to form the Young Women's Missionary Society, to be organized October 29 at 7:30 p.m. under Mrs C L Bristol's leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ford Mission Society
United Presbyterian Church
Chuarlan Snyder
Nettle Muller
Brown
Young Women's Missionary Society
C L Bristol
Jolly Eight Club Outing at Cascade Park
Families and members enjoyed a well planned Tuesday afternoon gathering in Cascade Park with a bonfire Wiener roast hosted by Agnes Beres. A brief business meeting preceded entertainment and a September 28 home event hosted by Mrs Anna Vargo at 130 Blake Street with no new member initiations. The text also notes a survivor reference linked to the historic 4 Custer Massacre and a horse bogan later rescued and cared for by the regiment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jolly Eight Club
Cascade Park
Agnes Beresmak
Anna Vargo
Blake Street
Future Plans For Elyria Lodge Meeting And Events
The Elyria L O F Lodge No. 0 held a well attended temple meeting to map fall and winter lodge work. A Grand Master letter outlined state plans for the year and a class of candidates will be sought. An Oct 9 church service invitation was accepted. A radio station quiz will test members next Tuesday with three rounds. Northwest Encampment meets Friday evening with refreshments after.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria L
O. F
Grand Lodge of
Ohn
W. Jones
Elyria Lodge
A. E. Kemp
Second Congregational Church
Ths
St. Clair Rebekah Lodge
The
Widows Relief Association
Milan
Oberlin
Northwest
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