Pretty Home Wedding Unites Miss Eleanor Phiel and Kenneth Olmsted
A simple yet dignified ceremony for Miss Eleanor Frances Phiel and Kenneth Olmsted took place at the Phiel home in Elyria. The Rev. Ernest Irion officiated in a flower adorned living room at six fifty, with Miss Gerna Boote as maid of honor and Leroy Phiel as best man. The couple, honored by relatives and friends, plan to reside at Furnace Street after a Southern honeymoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eleanor Frances Phiel
L. W. Phiel
Phiel
Kenneth Olmsted
A .G. Olmsted
LaPorte
Buenaso Street
Miss Helen Weber Weds Louis Campana at St. Agnes Church
Miss Helen Weber daughter of Mr and Mrs T Weber and Louis Campana son of Donato Campana wed at St Agnes church in Lorain. Nine oclock ceremony led by Rev Fr Leo Bris sel. Attended by Edith Campana and Ogis Arndt as maids, Louis Nicholette best man, Joseph Krom roy usher. Reception for 100 guests, motor trip to Ohio River, Kentucky and West Virginia. They will reside at 2482 Apple avenue Lorain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Agnes Church
Helen Weber
Edith Campana
Ogis Arndt
S. Louis Nicholette
Campana
Joseph Kromroy
National Tube Company
Murher
Kitchen shower honors Mrs Percival in Lorain home
Last evening at Miss Mary McQuattie’s home 2429 East 34th street Lorain a kitchen shower honored Mrs Don Percival Elizabeth Cowie. Prizes went to Mayme McQuattie Betty James Cathryn Werner and Mrs George Sharkey. A green and yellow buffet scheme complemented a pleasant evening with games contests and prizes. Elyrian Mrs George Sharkey and Miss Laura Eddy attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Percival
Don Percival
Elizabeth Cowie
Mary McQuattie
East 34Th Street
Lorain
Mayme McQuattie
Betty James
Cathryn Werner
George Sharkey
Laura Eddy
Sodality Club Presents New Books To Elyria Library
Members of the iSt. Marys Sodality Literary Club donated several new books to the Elyria Library for public use. Titles include The Catholic Literary Revival by Calvert Alexander S J a history of Catholic literature since the 19th century. A Reporter at the Papal Court by Thomas B Morgan on Pope Pius XI. Moods and Truths by Fulton J Sheen essays by the Catholic University teacher. Liturgy of the Church by Dom Virgil Michel survey of church rites. Modern Galahad by Albert S Foley biography of St John Berchmans. Gold Dusty by Vera Marie Tracy poetry by a Catholic poet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
iSt. Mary's Sodality
Elyria
Calvert Alexander
S. J
Papal Court
Thomnas B. Morgan
Pius XI
Vatican
Fulton J. Sheen
Catholic University
Washington
Dom Virgil Michel
Albert S. Foley
St. John Berchmans
Vera Marie Tracy
Women's Relief Corps Meets and Plans Rummage Sale
The Richard Allen Women’s Relief Corps No 108 met in the IOOF hall with President Anna Grace Bright in charge. Members reported on health, visits, and cards while the executive chair delivered Red Cross kits. Plans were made for a rummage sale on October 7 and 8 with a dinner on October 14. Welcome new members Esther Krause Mildred Stetson and Esther Sparks were greeted. The group arranged future entertainments and spent the evening in recreation. A separate note recalls a dog rescued from a 50 foot mining shaft in Victoria after a wash tub was used to reach it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Allen
Women's Relief Corps No. 108
Hall
Anna Grace Bright
Charlotte Lewis
Marshall
Cleveland
Jennie Collins
Mary Miller
Sylvia Kleeby
Red Cross
West Avenue
West Side
Grace Guild
Norma Stegman
Margaret Zachman
Elsie Rogers
Esther Krause
Mildred Stetson
Esther Sparks
Helen Jackson
Loretta Zero
Catherine McKee
Tula Joviac
Helsen Lang
Miss Margaret Ross heads to Cambridge for sophomore year
Miss Margaret Ross a Elyria High School graduate leaves Eaton for Cambridge to start the sophomore year at dehtfe College. Alice Nichols and Carroll Cook depart for Columbus where Nichols will be a freshman at Ohio State University and Cook a sophomore at the same time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Ross
Elyria High School
Eaton
Cambridge
Dehtfe College
Alice Nichols
1010
Middle Avenue
Carroll Cook
Columbus
Ohio State University
Ethel Heard
U. S Marine Hospital
Cleveland
Auss
Lucile Witte
LaCross
Wisconsin
Zelma Wrooke
River Valley
Minnesota
Loretta Welch
Little Falls
New York
Heard
May Heard
Fast Avenue
James Hewitt
New England States
Park Avenue
Connecticut River
Harriott Francis
Detroit
Michigan
Marjorie Francis
East River Street
H. F. Helfrich
Thelma Helfrich
New England
D. D. van Voorhis
William Resar
St. Mary's Altar Society
Florence Miesse
Coothe
Ohio
John Striether
Wilda Foreman
Grant Street
Kent
Kent State University
Mass
Virginia Crisman
Ninth Street
Louise Post
Abbe
Dayton
Tennessee
William Jennings Bryan University
Crismarn
Miss Post
Thomas Carter
Clark Street
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Clare Hale
The
Chronicle-Telegram
Paul Parshe
Neil Street
Sandusky
Indiana
Olimois
Missouri
Arkansas
Mississippi
Louisiana
Texas
Oklahoma
Kansas
Nebraska
Iowa
Nancy M. Borie
Carnegie Institute of Technology
Borie
F. J. Borie
West Avenue
Margaret Morrison Carnegie College
Ruby Beal
West Bridge Street
Lakeview Michigan
Kelsey
Carrie McQueen
Earl Court
Beal
Vcroll
Frank Brinkman
Elmore
North Ridgeville
Frank Burke
Akron
Lucas
Mansfield
J. D. Funk
Anne E. Patterson
Lima
Anniversary party for Mr and Mrs Charles Adams
A surprise thirtieth wedding anniversary celebration was held at the LaGrange home hosted by the Wistaria Club and spouses. Late Summer Barden blooms decorated the house and a buffet luncheon followed. The couple received a gift and were earlier honored at a Vernon dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Adams
LaGrange
Wistaria Club
Hosts To Officers Club Celebrate Night At Clark Street Home
Mr and Mrs Louis Heimsath hosted fifteen P H C Officers Club members at their Clark street residence last evening Committees were formed to plan a Halloween party at the Dunford home on Eighth Street October 28 Pinochle games produced prizes for Earl Kaylor and Agnes Dunford The evening ended with a refreshment course
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Heimsath
P. H. C. Officers Club
Clark Street
Hallowe’en
Clarence Dunford
Eighth Street
Earl Kaylor
Agnes Dunford
Hospital Admissions and Discharges Noted in Lorain Area
Charley Bauman of Valley City and Mrs. Thomas Carter of 128 Clark Street are listed among admissions along with Mrs. Robert Stau der of Lorain Rita McNeil of 629 1-2 Lodi Street. Discharges include Arthur Goodman and Mrs Albany Beauchemin, a baby boy at 249 Bath Street, and baby girl for Mrs Joseph Kordron. Also listed are Margaret Ward Amberal Harry Butler and Evely Leach in Lorain and LaGrange.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charley Bauman
Valley City
Thomas Carter
Clark Street
Robert Stauder
Lorain
Rita McNeil
Lodi Street
Arthur Goodman
Albany Beauchemin
Bath Street
Joseph Kordron
Far Averué
Margaret Ward
Amberal
Harry Butler
LaGrange
Evely Leach
Dorcas Class Plans For Coming Months
The Dorcas class of Church of Christ met with Mrs E L Anderson as Thomas Higham presided. Activities include a runner sale, Thanksgiving fund-raising by team captains, Cuban dinner October 13, and Florida sky study. New committees named. highlights include contests won by Mrs H Ro Pirdie and Mrs Yancer, with a Halloween party planned for October 28. Tau Chi Chapter of Epsilon Sigma Alpha discussed year’s study Italian literature and a breakfast on September 25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Higham
Dorcas
Church of Christ
E.L. Anderson
East Broad Street
Jesus
Will Foster
Foster
Florida
Bla Thompson
Maude Salen
Cyris Monroe
B. Alexander
Gertrude Thamert
Mable Prindle
Florence Rundle
Secret Service
Elsie Kaiser
Pearle Wright
Salon
B C Alexander
Terry
Alnett
H Ro Pirdie
Yancer
Charlotte Lewis
Amy Lewis
Anderson
Nellie Young
C M. Terry
George Martin
B. C. Alexander
F. Albert
A. Grolt
Pasadena Avenue
Tau Chi
Epsilon Sigma Alpha Sorority
Lorain County Bank
Elyria Delphian Society Forms Local Chapter
Elyria women who applied for Delphian membership will meet at 1:30 PM on Monday October 18 at the YMCA to organize a local Elyria chapter. Officers will be elected, a chapter name chosen, and regular meeting times set as the group affiliates with the Delphian Society. The chapter begins a three year program Orientation for Modern Times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Delphian Society
Young Men’s Christian Association
Chicago
Llingis
United States
Hostess Hosts Octette Club Meeting at Bon Air Home
Members of the Octette Club plus two guests Mrs Wilmot Long and Mrs E Meschke gathered at Mrs Gertrude Ligutke’s Bon Aire Street home on Friday. Current events were reviewed, games followed with Mrs Mae Carlson winning the prize. Guests also won prizes and Mrs Meschke was invited to join the club. Refreshments featured German pastry at a large table amid garden flowers. On October seventh Mrs Mary Jaloweie will entertain the club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Schoditsch
Alice Koepp
Tenth Street
Gertrude Wirscham
Violet Schoditsch
LaVonne Schmittgen
Lst
Florence Stolz
Lois Stang
Agnes Schaefer
Helen Standen
Wanda Munz
Mary Jaloweie
BonAur Street
Study Club Entertains Miss Virginia Southam
The Catholic Study Club No. 6 held its first fall meeting Thursday evening with Miss Ardith Finnegan as a guest. Members voted to meet on the second and fourth Thursdays, and a yearlong program outline was planned by the program committee. Marie Kaiser and Mary Catherine Conry were added to the membership hat. Mary Wagner, awaiting her October 15 wedding to John Riley, received a linen gift from the club. The gathering adjourned after refreshments at Miss Marie Kaiser’s house on October 13.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Hobert
S. J. Birkbeck
Catholic Study Club No. 1
Stanford Avenue
R. J. Schork
St. Catherine Laboure
R. J. Rosselot
Fourth Street
Marie Kaiser
Goodwill Bible Class Meets With President
The Good Will Bible class of First Congregational met at president Mrs. Lucy Houserman’s home with 38 attendees including two out of town guests. Catherine Hsueh of Foochow China spoke, detailing the plight of Foochow College amid war and urging support to educate 900 boys, with a $7.55 gift collected and items donated for sale. The group plans to meet October 29 with Mrs. William F. Bell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goodwill Bible Class
Catherine Hsueh
Foochow
China
Good Will Bible Class
First Congregational
Lucy Houserman
H. G .Hoover
Jerry George
Birmingham
Alabama
Otto Greene
George Hoauserman
Avon
Foochow China
Oberlin
Hsueh
Foochow College
American Board
America
Japan
William F. Bell
Education And Fine Arts Club Opens Year With Dessert Bridge
The Elyria Woman’s Club Education and Fine Arts Department hosted a dessert bridge party to start the 1995-99 year. Mrs Lawrences UC Young welcomed guests as twenty auction and contract tables filled the room with Sansevaria centerpieces. Prizes went to Mrs Beidler Mrs Lee Taylor Mrs F C Billings and Mrs Curtis Travers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ases
V Deane Burns
Elyria
Education Art Fine Arts Department
Lawrences Uc, Young
Cnet New Preetes
George Colburn
Purmiout
Cleveland
W. Baidler
Colburn
Beidler
Lee Taylor
F.C. Billings
Curtis Travers
Dewey Hull
Ways and Means
Hardy Biggs
Karl Plocher
Richard Thayer
Cairman
Mesdames Laundon
Meredith
Young
Hull
Travers
Mesdames Schilleman
Ambler Meyer and
Chapman
Grover Hull
Elyria Womans Club, ‘ Inc
Sunny Side Up Chich and Various Civic Meetings Cast Monday Agenda
Calendar entries show Sunny Side Up chich meeting Mrs Wiliam Bruck on West avenue, Rainbow for Girls officers installed, Laf-A-Lat duo with Mrs Mary Ahlgrun at Beverly Court, VorPWw xihars birthday at Eleanor McCully home, Middle Step cabinet setting at 7, YWCA tea for membership captains, 1937-38 SchreI girl supper at WoC, Business Womens Bible class with Mrs Curtis at 7 31a 6th street, Townsend Clue Ne elite rooms at 7 30, Captain oD Reefy Circle Ladies of 6 A R meet in Woods hall, Knights of Columbus meet, King Stevens Lodge meet. Sigma Trianon guests hosted by Miss Joan Gr Phillips. banquet, prizes to Miss Eileen Ryan and Rosalie Buron. late lunch served. next meeting in two weeks at Miss Rosemari Kriser’s Lake avenue home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chich
Wiliam Bruck
West Avenue Rainbow
Mary Ahlgrun
Beverly Court
Xihars
Eleanor McCully
Wrs
Y Wlc
Schrel
Curtis
6Th Street
Townsend
Od Reefy
A. R
Woods Hall
Knights of Columbus
King Stevens Lodge
Sigma Trianon
Joan Gr Phillips Court
Banco
Omliss Eileen Ryan
Rosalie Buron
Rosemari Kriser
Lake Avenue
Birthday Dinner for Three Year Old Maurice Stark
Three year old Maurice Gene Stark celebrated his birthday yesterday at home with his parents Mr and Mrs Maurice Stark of 213 Gales Avenue. A birthday dinner was served at six thirty for guests Mrs Henry Woiczrikowski and daughter Luis and son Norman Mrs Louise Wolczikowski Mrs Harold Sparr and daughter Florence Ann Mrs George F Stark and son Leonard and the Stark family. The guest of honor received many lively gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maurice Gene Stark
Maurice Stark
Gales Avenue
Henry Woiczrikowski
Luis
Norman
Louise Wolczikowski
Harold Sparr
Florence Ann
George F. Stark
Leonard
Notable Licenses and Residents Listed in Lorain Area
The article lists licenses and ages for residents including Albert Schroll 48 Lakewood and Enna Bechler of Avon Village with roles such as ma jorman and others in Ander son Elyria Lorain and Lorain. It also notes the Elgin Marbles now in the British Museum. They were brought from Greece in 1808 by the Earl of Elgin for 250000 dollars and later sold to the English Government for half that amount.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Schroll
Lakewood
Majorman
Enna Bechler
Avon Village
Robert F. Weideman
Anderson
Ind
Edna Mac Orili
Columbus Street
Elyria
Victor Omahen
Lorain
Mayme Gradisek
Joseph Firea
Stella Kabasan
Parthenon
British Museum
Greece
Earl of Elgin
Marriage of Ruth Myers and Arthur Booth in New Cumberland
Mr and Mrs W H Myers announce the marriage of their daughter Ruth to Arthur Booth on Sunday May 29 in New Cumberland West Virginia. The wedding took place at the Congregational church with Rev DeWitt officiating. The bride wore a white sill print dress with white and black accessories and rosebud bouquet. Attendants were Mr and Mrs Arnold Michael of Elyria. The bride, a Elyria High School graduate who attended Oberlin School of Commerce, is employed by the International Society for Crippled Children Inc. The groom also attended Elyria High and works at Fox Furnace Company plant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Myers
Ruth
Arthur Booth
New Cumberland
West Virginia
Congregational
DeWitt
Arnold Michael
Elyria
Elyria High School
Oberlin School of Commerce
Internatioal Society For Crippled Children, Inc
Fox Furnace Company
Bride Of October Feted At Surprise Shower
Mrs Mertle Barr hosted a surprise bridal shower for the bride-to-be, with twenty guests at 508 East Broad Street. Gifts and a pink white bouquet with verses honored the couple to be, including a telegram from Valparaiso Indiana and out-of-town guests Olve Hoff, Mrs Iich Harelett, Mrs Phillip Davis, and Miss Esther Davis. The bride is active in Lakewood Eastern Star and Bethel Shrine. groom-to-be Charles Graje is a Cleveland Milling Company statistician. They plan to reside at Stop 19 Lake Road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mertle Barr
Charles Graje
Lakewood
Noel Duckett
Beth Merriman
East Broad Street
Michel Robinson
Ruth Hazelett
Esther Davis
Val
Indiana
Olve Hoff
Iich Harelett
Lake Avenue Hustlers to Meet Grange in September
The North Elyria Grange and Lake Avenue groups plan meetings around September 27 and October 19 at Lake Avenue locations. Events include a tureen dinner, sewing, quilting, committees for the annual bazaar, and a booster night set for September 30. Various Grange guests from Ashtabula Amherst and Nr duvenu e Grange attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Elyria Grange
Henry Bislich
Woman's Association of the
Lake Avenue Community
Lake Avenue
John Gill
R. H. Miller
Otto Jabbusch
Christine Wenger
R. E. Taylor
Maude Kindir
Portraits Reflect Elegant Hand Shapes Through Time
A remark on aristocratic portraits notes the hands' elegant shape. It mentions Keats and a belief that before his death his veins resembled those of an old man, implying a prophetic look at his aging hands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keats
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Eleanor Phiel
Ulmer Fea
Ernest Irion
St. Paul's Evans Spellcal
Eric Ingwer
Germany
Gerna Boote
Leroy Phiel
Esdter
Olmsted
Furnace Street
Elyria, High School
Elyria Business College
St Paul's Evangelical Church
Eastern Star
Timms Spring Company
Mr. Olmsted
St. Paul's Evangelical Church
Louis Campana
India
Calcutta
the Fay Co
Sodality Literary Club
Elyria Library
WSR. C
Victoria
Officer's Club
Lon ‘T
Chapt
Seward Insurance Agency
Joan Gray
Berson
Elyria Dry Goods
Bride
Miss Ruth Myers
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North Elyria
Grange
Hazel Blake
Helen Taylor
RE. Taylor
Wilma Behnke
Frank Polen
Ashtapula
Amherst
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