Wedding of Miss Hilda Nenderson and Harry W. Hyman
The ceremony took place at the Horvitz home in Shaker Heights with Rabbi Marcus Kramer officiating. The couple, university graduates, plan a New York honeymoon then travel to Cuba and Mexico before settling at 10 Devon Court apartments. Attendants included Mrs. S. A. Horvitz as matron of honor and Mark Herman Keaster as best man. Nearly 250 guests from Youngstown, Sharon, Elyria, Lorain, and Cleveland attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel A. Horvitz
Parkland Drive
Shaker Heights
Hilda Nenderson
Harry W. Hyman
Marcus Kramer
Elyria Temple
Tae
R. Steele
Harold Fellenbaum
Chopin
Schuman
Lohengrin
Paul Rosensweig
Zeta Tau
S. A. Horvitz
Hyman
S. Mendelson
Fourth Street
Roanoke College
Virginia
University of Michitar
E. Hyman
Washington Avenue
Adelbert College
Western Reserve University
Thomas Backus Law School of Reserve
Zeta Beta Tau
Epsilon
Honor Miss Jackson Fetes With Twin Parties
Miss Leona Jackson fiancee of Charles Markham was feted with two Brid ge and bingo events. Mrs. Nelson M. Fitch hosted a luncheon at 115 Stanford Avenue for ten guests. Out of town guests included Mrs. Kenneth Dew Wester of Toledo and Mrs. C L Deiner of Cleveland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leona Jackson
Charles Markham
Nelson M. Fitch
Stanford Avenue
Bridge Were In Play With Miss Bana Whitner
C. L. Deiner
Roger Rodgers
Miss Jackson
William Birmingham
H. W.smith
Birds-Elect
Smith
Gulf Road
Raymond Fees
Donovan
Kenneth Deerwester
Toledo
Cleveland
Arrangements Made for Elyria Club Art Museum Visit
Harriet Hubbard of the Elyria Business and Professional Women's club has organized a trip to the Cleveland Art Museum for Wednesday September 30 to view the Twentieth Anniversary Exhibition directed by Mr. Millixen. The exhibition runs through October 12 and includes Milliken's lecture The Exhibit as a Whole to be repeated for the local group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harriet Hubbard
Elyria Business and Professional Women’s Club
Cleveland
Cleveland Art Museum
Millixen
Counlry
Milliken
Elsra Celeb
Local Personal News Highlights and Travel Tributes
Mrs Kenneth Deerwester of Toledo and Mrs C L Dein er with Carl visit Markham Jackson wedding. Ang ie Decker hosts farewell dinner as the Deckers depart for Miami Florida. Birth announced for Sandra at Elyria Clinic. Starr Faxon arrives at Belmont Manor Inverurie Bermudez. Multiple members attend Women Home Missionary Society meeting in Steubenville. Ruth Wilcox returns to Ohio State University for sophomore year. Goutcher and Krugman families host visitors from Chicago and Cleveland. Norah Abbe and Stevick attend National G A R convention in Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth Deerwester
Toledo
Ohio
C. L. Deiner
Carl
Cleveland
C. D. Pelter
Louisiana Avenue
Markham-Jackson
S. A. Beal
West Bridge Street
Angie Decker
E. C. Decker
Mirs
Clarence Beazell
Elyria
Burks
Oberlin
Steubenville
Women’s Home Missionary Society
North-East Conference
The
Methodist Church
Beazell
Ruth Wilcox
Jefferson Street
Columbus
Fourth Street
Henry Stevick
Wellington
Washington, D. C
Grace Lutheran Fellowship Club Hails Fifth Ministry Anniversary
Pastor F J Schumm marked his fifth year at Grace Church as Grace Lutheran Fellowship Club meets at Mr and Mrs William Schmitts Cleveland Road home. Twenty one attend. new president Herbert Kaatz welcomes four new members Richard Schmittgen and Robert Fosselius couples. Plans for membership drive. Prizes awarded to Mrs F J Schumm and William Neubiser. Next meet October 27 for Halloween party hosted by Reverese and Mrs Schumm with Clara Willard and Fred Bongs assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Schmittgen
Cleveland Road
Edward Rothgery
Grace Lutheran Fellowship Club
Herbert Kaatz
Richard Schmittgen
Robert Fosselius
F. J. Schumm
Grace Church
William Neubiser
Reverese
Mrz Schumm
Clara Willard
Fred Bongs
Elyria Council of Parents and Teachers Holds Summer Meet
Executive Committee and Mrs Mabel Ellis met at Mrs T L Moise home to review year plans. Milk contract for 1936 37 awarded. votes on recommendations due September 29 at Elyria High School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria Council
Mabel Ellis
W. O. McClellan
T. L. Moise
Columbus Street
YWCA Endorses Cooperative Movement in Fall Program
YWCA group approves cooperative movement plan at Allen P T A. Executive Board sets meeting times and October dates. Delegates chosen for WWCA Business Girls conference. cabinet endorses cooperative club suppers and fall term program with lectures by Dr. Meyer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Employed Young Women’s League
Helen Hoton
Marr Bells Camp
Helen Hotowr
Eleanor Pheil
Evelyn Brilkert
Mergaret Mahon
Leona Callahan
Catherine Schubert
Enid Bunting
Harriett Scott
Evelyn Bhilhart
Malin
W. CA
Meyers
Western Rese
Nex Captain In Charge Leads Girl Scout No 2 Meeting
Tuesday meeting at the Church of Christ named Mrs Arthur Rickwine as captain. Temporary patrols formed and plans set for Nosebarg Supper next Tuesday. Girls meet 4 39 at the church then go to the Reest for supper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of Christ
Arthur Rickwine
Captains In Membership Drive Are Announced
Miss Alice McCracken announced the Y W C A membership drive captains who will lead teams starting next Monday. The group includes Mrs D A Baird Mrs Howard Butler Mrs Deane Burns Miss Enid Bunting and many more. A tea for captains and workers will be held at the Y W C A parlors from 3 to 5 PM on Monday September 28.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice McCracken
D. A. Baird
Howard Butler
Deane Burns
Enid Bunting
Roy Clymer
E. J. Crisp
Robert Crehore
Mable Ellis
Otto Greene
James Hewitt
George Johnson
George Lamberton
W. O. McClellan
D. W. McLeod
Harvey Merriman
Leo Merer
E. O. Pallas
Curtis Spence
Florence Smith
J. E. Thatcher
H. W. Tibball
Robert Wilson
Fred Wiggenton
YWCA Membership Committee Plans Monthly Newsletter
The YWCA of the community held its first meeting yesterday afternoon at the parlors with Mrs. Fred Pahl presiding. Plans include issuing a monthly paper for adult members to inform about YWCA activities. Mrs. Irving Shepherd to chair the Fall Festival committee for the event on Friday October 2 at 8 PM. Jacob Siever will lecture on October 2 and 16 and November 2 and 16 on topics including Europe crisis and US living standards. The fourth lecture subject will be announced later. Tea followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer Wilford
Allen School
Breckneck
Seach Mona
Cme
Hirty
Wars and Means
Kenneth Lord
Moet
W.C. A
Fred Pahl
Irving Shepherd
Jacob Siever
Europe
United States
Pahl
Dinner Honors Sunday School Young People Unit
The Adult Department of the Sunday School at the Church of Christ will honor the Young People Division with a three course dinner Monday at 6 30 PM. The group earned 16 points in a summer attendance contest and is entitled to the dinner as the program is arranged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of Christ
Surprise birthday party for Mrs Krugman in Cascade Park
Surprise party planned by Mrs Arthur Ehlke and Mrs William Gebhardt honored Mrs William Krugman of East Avenue for her birthday. Twelve friends played sixty six with prizes to Mrs Minnie Haas Mrs Emma Wellert and Mrs Anna Renner. Luncheon followed upstairs amid yellow gladioli. Mrs Krugman hosted a family picnic in Cascade Park with fifteen guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Ehlke
William Gebhardt
William Krugman
East Avenue
Minnie Haas
Emma Wellert
Anna Renner
Ehlike
Krugman
Circle 3 Hosts Circle of St Pauls Church Meeting
Mrs A C Vietz of Foster avenue hosted Circle 3 of St Pauls church yesterday for sixteen members and one guest Mrs Crumm. The devotional leader read Help Me to Grow and Mrs Albert Pallas read Matthew 26 42 56. Plans for a rummage sale and an E W U birthday party on October 15 were discussed. The next meeting October 5 will be hosted by Mrs Henry Voglesong at the church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crumm
A. C. Vietzen
Foster Avenue
Circle
St. Pauls Church
Albert Pallas
Henry Voglesong
Miss Keppley Hosts Tri Fi Club At The Gables
Miss Tillie Keppley entertained the Tri Fi club at the Gables last night and awarded prizes to Eleanor McCor Louise Wernert and Maris Kolb. Bouquets of garden flowers decorated the rooms. Luncheon followed in the dining room and Eleanor McCoy invited members to her home Tuesday October 27.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tri Fi Club
Tillie Keppley
the Gables
Eleanor McCor
Louise Wernert
Maris Kolb
Eleanor McCoy
Bellefield Avenue
Gertrude Feron
Tri Sigma
Ninth Street
Michigan
Frances Kelling
Gerry Feron
Mary Kiehm
Eastern Heights Blvd
Daughters of Scotia Delegate Reports Convention
Mrs Anna Blakesise, delegate to the Daughters of Scotia National Convention in Cleveland, gave a splendid report at last night’s British Empire Hall meeting. Tea was served by Mrs Alex Penman and Mrs Anna Leber to members and guest Mrs John Gonther of Chicago. Officers will be elected October sixth and the card party is postponed to October twentieth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Blakesise
National Convention of Daughters of Scotia
Cleveland
British Empire Hall
Alex Penman
Anna Leber
John Gonther
Chicago
New President Presides Over Brotherhood Pep Meeting
Harry Brill hart presided at a Men’s Brotherhood gathering of Second Congregational Church. Rally Day on October 11 was discussed and committees will be named at the next meeting. The third Monday monthly schedule sets October 19 as the next regular session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Brillhart
Mien
Brotherhood of
Second Congregational Church
Sorority Honors Bride Elect Frances Sherill at Bridge Party
Miss Frances Sherill bride elect of Paul Eager was honored by Kappa Phi Delta sorority members with a private shower and bridge party at Miss Caroline Weber’s home on Kentucky avenue Lorain. Five tables of bridge produced prizes for Miss Rosella Martin and Miss Sherill. Mary Targior of Elyria also belongs to the sorority.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Sherill
Paul Eager
Jean Koepke
Caroline Weber
Kentucky Avenue
Lorain
Rosella
Martin
Sherill
Kappa Phi Delta
Mary Targior
Elyria
Sponsor Family Night Opens Season at Church
A meeting of the General Aid Society of the Church of Christ was held in the church parlors to plan the year. A tureen dinner will precede the next meeting on Tuesday October 27. The society will sponsor monthly family night suppers with a speaker each time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Aid Society of the Church of Christ
Hospital Admissions and Discharges List
A typed hospital notice shows admissions for William Lytle at 32 Woodford Avenue Austinburg Ohio and others including David Lam ponen Anne Nasipah and Joseph Sweda. Discharges include Mrs Arthur Wiech with baby boy and Evelyn Justin and Phyllis McFarland among others from Cleveland Heights Bucyrus and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Lytle
Woodford Avenue
David Lamponen
Austinburg
Ohio
Anne Nasipah
South Prospect
Barbara Schultz
Adams Street
Joseph Sweda
Brighton
Guy Alten
Oberlin Road
Joseph Tufford
Oxford Avenue
William Henry
17Th Street
Arthur Wiech
School Street
Frank Polec
West Avenue
Evelyn Justin
Garvin Avenue
Spencer Stanley
Cleveland
Hts
Phyllis McFarland
Bucyrus
Women delegates chosen for district convention in Cleveland
Appoint Delegate Mary A Chandler and Daughters of Union Veterans attended at Mrs Cora Palmer’s Chestnut street home. The president Mrs Lydia Squires presided and was elected delegate to the Cleveland district convention on October 10. Council member No 3 Pearl Wright and Color Bearer No 3 Charlotte Lewis will officiate. Refreshments and a social capped the meeting, and Mrs Katherine Reinhardt of West Bridge street will host the next meeting on October 13.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary A. Chandler
Daughters of Union Veterans
Cora Palmer
Chestnut Street
Lydia Squires
Cleveland
Pearl Wright
Charlotte Lewis
Katherine Reinhardt
West Bridge Street
Local Licensees Named in Cleveland and Lorain
Licenses issued to Carl J. Thoma a 41 year old Cleveland salesman and Rena Titus a 41 year old Avon Lake musician. Francis Longwell a 23 year old Lorain factory worker and Florence Klukovich an 18 year old Lorain resident also listed for licenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl J. Thoma
Cleveland
Rena Titus
Avon Lake
Francis Longwell
Lorain
Florence Klukovich
Calendar notices from Emmanuel Lutheran and related groups
Church calendar lists the Men s Brotherhood of Emmanuel Lutheran meets at 7 30 PM at the church. Past Noble Grands of St Clair Rebekah lodge postpone to September 2673. Zeta Upsilon to meet and Dames of Malta gather in L C O EF hall. Marshall Chapter R A M meets with H F Chapman Camp S U V and Auzhary. Junior Order United American Mechanics also meets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Men's Brotherhood of Emmanuel Lutheran Church
Noble Grands of St. Clair Rebekah
Zeta Upsilon
Dames of Malta
L. C. Oef
Marshall
H. FP
Chapman Camp
Sons of Union Veterans
Auzhary
United American Mechanics
President Hosts Second Congregational Church Division Meeting
The Hostess Division E of the Second Congregational church met at Mrs. Florian Boynton’s Bond Street home. A penny supper for October was planned and Mrs. A. E. Kemp spoke on the bank offering project. Games and contests followed. refreshments were served with help from Dr Mrs. Violet Olmsted. The next meeting is scheduled for October 13 at Mrs. George Lamberton’s Glendale Court home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Second Congregational Church
Florian Boynton
Bond Street
A. E. Kemp
Bornton
Violet Olmsted
George Lamberton
Giendale Court
Galaxy Opens Season With Dinner Meeting in Ohio Street Home
Galaxy opens season with a dinner hosted by Mrs. Leon Selman on Ohio Street. The table featured a green pottery bowl with petunias and three branched candelabra. Eight places were set and Miss Ora Champion of Cleveland Street will chair the first regular meeting on Thursday October eighth. a Lorain theatre visit followed last night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Galaxy Baz
Leon Selman
Ohio Street
Ora Champion
Cleveland Street
Lorain
Ladies Auxiliary Eagles Hold Meeting And Bingo Night
Mary Tressel won the evening prize as the Ladies Auxiliary to Eagles met in regular session. Kate Prentice had the winning bingo score. A party is planned for October second at Bellefield Avenue hosted by Mrs Derek. The next meeting starts at 7 30 October 5 with a bingo party to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Tressel
Eagles
Kate Prentice
Derek
Bellefield Avenue
Texas Girls Declared Naturally Beautiful
Fort Worth Texas dance director John Murray Anderson notes Southwestern girls have a sun tan and freckles similar to New York hoofers. He says Texas girls are really beautiful, with about half the cast of his Casa Wanana Frontier Centennial show from Texas and the rest from New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Worth
Tex
New York
John Murray Anderson
Texas
Anderson
Police Stop Saves Man From Missing Baggage
In Woburn Massachusetts Frank Gustin headed toward Grand Rapids Nebraska by car but left his baggage behind. Police alerted nearby Lexington officers who intercepted Gustin and halted his trip, preventing loss of the bags.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woburn
Mass
Frank Gustin
Grand Rapids
Nich
Lexington
Gustin
Elyrians Find Much Of Interest In Southland
Elyria fireman E A Waldron and Mrs Waldron toured nine states admiring water works in Huntshire Alabama where 27 million gallons daily flow from a mountain spring, with 3 million used and 24 million unused. They saw Skyline Drive in Virginia and Norris Dam in Tennessee along with TVA interest, visiting Vinemont Alabama and meeting former Elyria resident Mrs Arthur Batten.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. A. Waldron
Elyria
Huntshire
Alabama
Waldron
Arthur Batten
Vinemont
Batten
Anne Willows
Quincy Street
Skyline
Shenandoah National Park
Virginia
Norris Dam
Tennessee
Tennessee Valley Administration
Waildron
Ohio
West Virginia
Pennsylvania
Maryland
District of Columbia
Kentucky
Priest Invents Divining Rod To Locate Minerals
In Florence Italy Father Raffaello Strattesi unveils a metal rod device with sensitive branches that can locate petroleum deposits and metals within a mile. Tested in Tuscany the gadget claims to aid subs and mines detection and may attract exclusive government rights for wartime use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence
Italy
Marconi
Raffaello Stratresi
Tuscany
Father Strattesi
East Africa
Strattesi
Querio
Wisconsin Deer Safeguards Tighten Hunters One Buck Forked Horn Rule
Wisconsin hunters face a new rule requiring the hunted buck to have forked horns before firing. The proposal aims to cut illegal slaughter and reduce fatalities while opening more counties for hunting. Penalties include fines up to 100 dollars and possible jail time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Wis
Wisconsin
Ernest Swift
State Conservation
State Conservation Department
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Claic
Garden of Horvitz
Hyman-Mendelson
Estelle Lyon
Mgr
Middle Ave
Acme
Melville Mucklestone
American Legion Auxiliary
Elyria Business College
Elyria Counc
Elyria High School
Moise
M. F. Fer
George Tulk
J. C. Welsh
Cyril Brecknock
William Dehm
Merritt Powell
Paul R. Hines
Doris Sprague
Peter Smith
F. W. Lohnes
E. C. Cook
King E. Fauver
James J. Elemes
Howard Thompson
Dewey Hull
Charles B. Evans
R. D. Oldfield
H. C. Gollmar
Ywca Group
Cooperative Movement
Allen P
Nex
Ywca Com
S.S. Dept. Dinner
Miss Keppley
Nat'l. Convention
Family
Thomas Hodgson & Sons, Inc
Concord Horated Mills
Concord, N. H
Elyria Yarn Shop
Redington Block
Elyria Lodge No. 103
L QO. O. FL
Widow's Benefit Association
Northwest
Galaxy
Ruth
Southland
Gottlieb
West Broad
Paris
Faille
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