Bertha Borie Weds LeRoy Crowell in Autumn Church Rite
One of fall weddings, Bertha Helen Borie daughter of Mr and Mrs Frank J Borie, married LeRoy B Crowell son of Mr and Mrs Charles H Crowell at St Errs Church. Rev Father Murphy officiated. Organ recital, Lohengrin March, and velvet gowns featured. Reception for 50 at Elyria Country Club. Couple to reside 546 Reid Ave Lorain Ohio after a East trip. Crowell with Curtis Publishing Company. Bride studied at Ohio State University. Out of town guests listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sterrs
Bertha Helen Borie
Frank J. Borie
LeRoy B. Crowell
Charles H. Crowell
Father Murphy
Jack Huge
Lohengrin
Arthur Boley
Tom Kelly
Vionnet
Gertrude Borie
Robert Tischler
Cleveland
Edmund Lee Hakill
Alan van Wormer
Elyria Country Club
Ohio
Isabelle Wessell to Wed Tom Smith on October 20
Mr and Mrs L E Wessell of Winckles Street announce the marriage of their daughter Isabelle to Tom Smith, son of Mr and Mrs C J Smith of Prospect Street. The wedding is set for Saturday October 20, following a party at the Wessell home revealing the engagement in banco tallies. Guests included Oberlin Wakeman and Elyria residents and relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. E. Wessell
Winckles Street
Isabelle
Tom Smith
C. J. Smith
Prospect Street
Wessell
Banco
Clio Club Hosts Semi Monthly Meeting At Home
Clio Club held its semi monthly meeting last evening at Miss Mary Barton’s Eastern Heights Boulevard home. Bridge provided the entertainment with Miss Catherine Seward achieving the high score. Luncheon served to members and two guests, Miss Martha Raufus and Miss Elva Heidrich, with lavender decor. In two weeks Miss Eileen O’Donnell of Fourth Street will entertain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clio Club
Mary Barton
Eastern Heights Boulevard
Bridge
Catherine Seward
Martha Raufus
Elva Heidrich
Eileen O’donnell
Fourth Street
Dubi Dec Club Hosts Bridge Evening at Gort Home
Members of the Dubi Dec club enjoyed a bridge evening hosted by Mrs. Carl Gort on Eleventh Street. Prizes went to Miss Cora Cox first, Miss Kathryn Arnold second, and Mrs. Elizabeth Folk consolation. A luncheon followed and the group planned to meet October 22 at Mrs. Lowrey Snow’s home, 1624 East Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dubi Dec Club
Carl Gort
Eleventh Street
Bridge
Cora Cox
Kathryn Arnold
Elizabeth Folk
Lowrey Snow
East Avenue
Junior Queen Esthers Meet For First Year Plans At Foreman Home
The Junior Queen Esthers of the Methodist church met last evening at Wilda Foreman’s Grant street home for their first meeting of the year. Mrs Brown supervised with one guest Jean Smith present. They planned for the year and will study The Far East missionary book with Ruth Anne Sheldon reviewing the first chapter. Each member pledged to recruit one new member this Fall. Refreshments followed as Ruth Ann Sheldon hosts next meeting on October 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Queen Esthers
Methodist Church
Wilda Foreman
Grant Street
Far East
Ruth Anne Sheldon
Ruth Ann Sheldon
Se Ca Club Hosts Evening at LaGrange Road Home
Miss Helen Zeroll hosted Se Ca Club members at her LaGrange road home last evening. After a brief business meeting, banco was played with Damyrious Meinke winning first and Annetta Meinke low. Magdaline Hoffman received a special prize. The next meeting is set for October 5 at Damyrious Meinke’s Columbus street home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Zeroll
Se Ca
LaGrange Road
Banco
Damyrious Meinke
Annetta Meinke Low
Magdaline Hoffman
Columbus Street
Rainbow Order Installs Officers In Impressive Ceremony
In Elyria Assembly No. 18 Order of Rainbow last evening 300 members and guests attended a ceremony at I O O F hall to install officers for the ensuing term. Katherine Fisk led as installing officer with supporting roles by Eleanor Dunn Pauline Geitgey Lois Neuman and Margaret Hochstein. Officers include Walter Lewis Worthy Advisor Audrey Squires Worthy Associate Advisor Ruth Abraham Charity June Garford Hope Myrna Smetzer Faith Elizabeth Campbell Recorder Phyllis Wheatley Treasurer Jeanne McCray Chaplain Barbara Brodbeck Drill Leader Fredaline Bliss Love Jane Andrus Religion Dorothy Harper Nature Emma Curtiss Immortality Ann Carlson Fidelity Wanda Bueski Patriotism Harriet Nelson Service Maxine Tarford confidential observer Betty Samar outer Ruth Tautenschleger musician Betty Jane Jackson choir leader and a number of choir members. Distinguished visitors from Cleveland Lorain and Elyria spoke on Rainbow virtues. The retiring march closed the ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Friends of Elyria Assembly No. 18
Order of Rainbow
I. O. O. F. Hall
Katherine Fisk
Eleanor Dunn
Pauline Geitgey
Lois Neuman
Margaret Hochestein
Winifred Willet
Walter Lewis
Audrey Squires
Ruth Abraham
Charity
June Garford
Myrna Smetzer
Elizabeth Campbell
Phyllis Wheatley
Jeanne McCray
Barbara Brodbeck
Fredaline Bliss
Jane Andrus
Dorothy Harper
Emma Curtiss
Ann Carlson
Wanda Bueski
Harriett Nelson
Maxine 7Arford
Confidential
Betty Samar
Outer Observer
Ruth Tautenschleger
Betty Jane Jackson
Christine Sederis
Carolyne Guthrie
Virginia Zaiser
Barbara Rogers
Reva Taylor
Kay Stuntz
Ference Smith
Betty Burnett
Josephine Whitmore
Rosadelle Rhodes
Ruth Townsend
Murial Lewis
Hazel Brodbeck
A. F. Terry
Miss Lewis
Pauline Geigey
Elyria DeMolay
Terry
Muriel Lewis
Evening Community Club Calendar in Elyria
Tonight various society meetings and socials form a packed local schedule. Sigma Gamma Sorority hosts Mrs Norwood Hearne from Amherst, while Eight O Clock Club plans a gathering with Marguerite Taylor on Hamilton Ave. Lake Avenue hosts Sigma Omega Sigma with Kathryn Naughton. The Young Women's Missionary Society meets at 6 30, and St Johns Young People welcome Myrtle Struck. Knights of St John Ladies Auxiliary hold a card party at Elyria Woman's Club. Moose Women host a bunco party at Mig Tecla Newfer 135 Cascade. Harold Sayles Sunday School class assembles at Emmanuel church. Suni Club gathers at YWCA for tureen at 6 39. American Legion meets and Mary Chandler Tent D of U V meets with Mrs Holcombe West Avenue. Frank Harmon Lodge is on the slate along with Elyria Lodge IUC F. Grace church Fellowship Club meets at p m while Methodist Sunday School Board convenes at the church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sigma Gamma Sorority
Norwood Hearne
Amherst
Marguerite Taylor
Hamilton Ave
Sigma Omega Sigma
Kathryn Naughton
Lake Avenue
St. John’s Young People’s Society
Myrtle
Knights of St. John
Elyria
Hospital Admissions And Discharges List
Hospital admissions include Mrs Edwin Olds of 150 Huron Street Mrs William Woods 920 Walnut Street Carl Hunger W Ridgs Road August Barbknecht 217 Summer Street Mrs William Binns Oberlin Q Mrs John Strohmell Amherst Mrs James Gray 225 1 2 Howe Street Edward Rasner 806 W Broad Street Eileen Rasner 806 W Broad Mrs Arthur Dimick Wellington Discharges include Mrs Virgil Kline Grafton Meta Werdner Valley City Everett Edwards County Home Fiord Shuman 168 Parmele Avenue
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin Olds
Huron Street
William Woods
Walnut Street
Carl Hunger
W. Ridgs Road
August Barbknecht
Summer Street
William Binns
Oberlin
John Strohmell
Amherst
James Gray
Howe Street
Edward Rasner
W. Broad Street
Eileen Rasner
W. Broad
Arthur Dimick
Wellington
Virgil Kline
Grafton
Wellington party honors Dorothy Wund on Burns wedding
Mrs. Carroll Wight hosted a Wellington gathering for Miss Dorothy Wund ahead of her Wednesday morning wedding to Robert Burns at 14 oclock. Bridges games, prizes for Miss Clyvette Lauck and Miss Katherine Sparks, a bridal procession by two children, and a honeymoon car gift accompanied by a pantry shelf and pewter pitcher. Guests enjoyed a salad course, lace tablecloths, pink bells, and a center with roses and a toy couple.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carroll Wight
Wellington
Dorothy Wund
Robert Burns
Clyvette Lauck
Katherine Sparks
LaDona Baxter
Joe Crawford
Missionary League Meets in Church Parlor
The Men's Missionary League of the United Presbyterian church reports stronger turnout after a year of activity. Dr O A Keach spoke on Why Was the Christian Church Organized with five principles, stressing vision foundation God inspiration love and sacrifice. Attendees included Rev Brown D S Scott and visitors from Elyria and Egypt. remarks, music, and social time followed with sandwiches and coffee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Men's Missionary League
United Presbyterian Church
League
O. A. Keach
Cleveland
First United Presbyterian Church of
Akron
Christian Church
Keach
Messrs. Allsop
Krugman
Messrs. Baird
Allsop
Phelps
Cooke
Edmund Wright
Revival Services Continue at Elyria Nazarene Church
Revival services continue at the Elyria Nazarene Church with Rev. Allen Wagner of Columbus delivering inspiring messages. His sermons are noted as spiritually educational with a refreshing delivery. The devotional service is led by Rev. W. F. Clay and features prayer, testimonies, special music, and revival hymns. The meetings run nightly this week and the public is invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Marian Tarnowske Hosts Surprise Birthday Party
Miss Marian Tarnowske entertained about 30 guests from Elyria and Lorain at a surprise party for her sister Ann at their East Street home. Kay McKee played piano, games followed, late lunch, dancing, and many gifts were given to the guest of honor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marian Tarnowske
Elyria
Lorain
Ann
East Avenue
Kay McKee
Church Groups and Card Party Gatherings This Week
Meetings include Methodist Church circles on East Avenue and West Bridge Street along with The Cross Stitchers at Helen Janne's home. Elizabeth Stevens Society holds its first meeting on Tuesday October 2 with a 530 business session and 600 supper. Fifth Division of Saint Peter's Church Ridgeville hosts an evening card party in the church auditorium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Janne
Adams and
Foster Avenues
Elizabeth Stevens Society of the Methodist Church
S&j Peter's Church
Ridgeville
E L F Club Plans Progressive Dinner
Mrs Byron Dague hosted E L F Club members at her Winckles Street home last evening. The gathering included sewing and a business meeting to continue scrapbooks under Miss Helene Castle. Plans for a progressive dinner on October eighth were set, with the next club meeting moved to October twenty second hosted by Miss Castle. Mrs T H McKenney was reelected press reporter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Byron Dague
Winckles Street
E L. F Club
Helene Castle
T. H. McKenney
Sunny Side Up Club Meets At Prospect Street home
Mrs George Smith hosted a Sunny Side Up Club evening on Prospect Street. High scores went to Mrs William Bruck Sr, with Mrs YH Guthman second and Mrs R K Nicholl consoling. Prize to Mrs Anna Wendorf. A luncheon followed and Mrs Ralph Carr became secretary. Meeting set for two weeks with Mrs C E Koontz of Cornell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Smith
Prospect Street
Sunny Side Up Club
William Bruck, Sr
YH. D. Guthman
R. K. Nicholl
Anna Wendorf
Ralph Carr
C. E. Koontz
Cornell Avenue
Lawrences Garlinger Returns to Ohio State for Law Studies
Lawrences Garlinger has returned to Columbus Ohio to continue his law studies at Ohio State University after spending the summer with his uncle and aunt Dr. and Mrs. Oscar Townsend of Ohio Street in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrences Garlinger
Oscar Townsend
Ohio Street
Columbus
Ohio
Ohio State University
Personal notices from Elyria and nearby towns
A string of weekend and upcoming visits, travels, and family events across Elyria, Cleveland, Mansfield, Columbus, and nearby areas. Notables include Mr Andre Barr and Mrs C A Snyder visiting Detroit, Mrs James B. Thomas named Elsha representative for Arles, and multiple trips to Columbus for university and professional events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andre F. A Barr
Chase Street
C. A Snyder
Grove City
Pennsylvania
Detroit
Snyder
F E. Schaefer
James B. Thomas
Elsha
Ha. Arles
Cleveland Hotel
Walter Myers
Thirteensh Street
Mansfield
Wilbur King
G W Waener
Devon Courts
William J. Owen
J. Schwartz
J. Lee
Cleveland
George Ferguson
Second Street
Fred Brand Delwin Reisinger
Lake Avenue
Ann Arbor
University of Michigan
Stanley Waite
Organizing Sight Saving Council In Elyria
Elyria plans to form a Sight Saving Council modeled after Cleveland's, inviting about 15 residents to join. The group aims to improve lighting use to protect eyesight, educate the public, and share Cleveland research showing rising rates of defective vision among youth and increased eye strain from modern work. Speakers from Cleveland may address Elyria groups as the local council organizes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Elyria
Matthew Lucketsh
Nelan Park
Power Awaits Service When Power Is Seen
Principle echoes Christian and statecraft thought that when power appears it should be called upon to serve. The idea frames leadership as a duty to use strength for public good, aligning authority with public service and responsible governance.
Y W C A Auxiliary Plans Continued Redecoration
The Y W C A Auxiliary met to plan further redecoration of the Association house rooms. A dessert bridge at 1 80 on Tuesday October 9 to fund the effort will be open to the public after a 1 o'clock luncheon by Mrs J E Thatcher and committee. Mrs Robert Crehore traced the movement from 1859 England to 1926 national organization led by Grace Dodge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Association House
J. E. Thatcher
Robert Crehore
England
American Association
Boston
Grace Dodge
West Dover hosts Lincoln school children on farm visit
Mr and Mrs George Eberling of Bradley Road West Dover Ohio entertained forty two Lincoln School Lakewood students teachers and mothers for a farm inspection and educational purpose. After a farm tour they were served fruit refreshments which were greatly enjoyed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Eberling
Bradley Road
West Dover
Ohio
Lincoln School
Lakewood
Richmond and Glover Legal Notice in Elyria
William B. Richmond an insurance agent and Nellie C. Glover a minister of gospel, both of Elyria, named in the document. The notice lists their names and roles as included parties or individuals in the matter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William
Richmond
Elyria
Nellie C. Glover
Mrs Muriel Lewis Returns From Weekend Visit
Miss Muriel Lewis arrived at Wittenberg College in Springfield Ohio this morning after visiting her parents Mr and Mrs C B E Lewis of Marseilles Avenue. She was in Elyria for the installation of officers of the local Rainbow Assembly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muriel Lewis
Wittenberg College
Springfield
Ohio
C. BE. Lewis
Marseilles Avenue
Lewis
Elyria
Order of Rainbow
Ladies of G A R Plan Card Party
Routine business at Captain P. D. Reefy Circle No 96 Ladies of G A R. Members scheduled a bake sale for the near future. A brief meeting is set for October eighth followed by a card party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. D. Reefy
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Isabelle Wessell
Albert Wirth
Wakeman
Harriett Somers
Harriett Scott
Mary Cox
Catherine McKee
Edna Smith
Mable Smith
Alice Parker
Mesdame
Fred Smith
Charles Smith
Frank Parker
Harriett Dougherty
Sterling Ray
Elizabeth Booth
Edith Mae Hat Shoppe
Carl Gott
Esthers
Seca Club
Proquignole
Chaimpoo
Ak Waves
Elyria Saving! Music Store
Broad Street
Assembly of Rainbow Order
Young Women’s Missionary Society of Methodist Church
Dorothy Mund
Akron PA
U. P. Men's Missionary Soc
Nazarene Church
Clarence J. Brown
Blanchester
Brown
The
E. J. Bond
Noble Grands of
St Clair Rebekah Lodge
Kate Reinhart
West Bridge Street
Sunny Side
Y.W.G. A. Auk
Carpenter
Phillips Drug Store
Ladies OF
Lorain County
Worthington Dry Cleaners
Middle Avenue
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