Elyria Man Weds in Valley City
Miss Mary Grabenstetter of Valley City and William Menner of Elyria were married at St. Martin's church Valley City at 9 a.m. The bride wore blue crepe with a blue hat and pink rose bud corsage. Bridesmaid Louise Mennerstater wore rust crepe with a matching turban and yellow rose bud corsage. Best man Amiel Grabenstetter, the bride's brother, assisted. A wedding breakfast followed. twenty five guests attended. The couple will live at 347 Fifteenth Street Elyria after a short honeymoon in Michigan. Menner works for Murtech Coal Co. and is son of Mrs. Joe Menner of Berea. The bride is daughter of Mrs. A. Grabenstetter of Valley City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Grabenstetter
Valley City
Wiliam Menner
St. Martin's Church
Valelo City
Louise Mennerstater
Amiel Grabenstetter
Joe Menner
Berea
A. Grabenstetter
Miss Mabel
Carl Smith
William Schneider
Stang
Century of Progress
Chicago
Michigan
Chestnut Ridge
Mr. Stang
John Stang
Welington
Hudson-Essex
East Broad Street
Elyria P T A Council opens year with luncheon meeting
The Elyria Council of Parent-Teacher Associations started its year with a luncheon at the Jade Tea Room and a regular meeting in the Elyria Savings and Trust directors' room. New officers include President Mrs. Gerald Rice and Vice President Mrs. M. F. Fey, with several posts assigned to Franklin and Allen School representatives. Edith Metcalf of the Elyria Red Cross outlined relief work, and details were given on the Student Aid Station at Franklin School. The council announced a Red Cross house-to-house drive October 20 and 21, and listed committee appointments for the coming year. The next council meeting is October 31.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria Council of
Parent- Teacher Associations
Jade
Elyria Savings and Trust Directors
Gerald Rice
Franklin School
M. F. Fey
E. C. Cook
Allen School
S. G. Shaw
Ely School
Fred Schnuerer
C. A. Richards
Ely
Edith Metcalf
Elyria
Red Cross
Council Relief Station
Federal Relief Committee
C. D. Reding
Sixth Street
West Avenue
Alice Bird
Lorain County Farm Bureau
St. Agnes Parent Teacher Association
Council
Julia Martin
Ellen Shaw
Elyria Board of Education
B. H. Long
C. B. Lemon
Howard Thompson
Herbert Cooke
John Halderman
Hugh Richards
Alles Plattner
O. F. Flint
J. C. Welsch
Scott Lingenfelter
Robert Loomis
Frank Hill
Dewey Hull
Cyril Brecknock
National Red Cross
Rice
Ohio Congress of Parents and Teachers
Cincinnati
Ohio
Elyria Lodge
Canton Lodge
Medina County
Ejfyria
Widows' Benefit Association
W. H. van Oster
W. H. VanOster
Clarence Vincent
Will Smith
Ralph Hobill
Ed. Brecknock
An Oster
Lucille Spaeth Weds Harold Stang In St Marys Church
Lucille Spaeth and Harold Stang wed this morning at St Marys Church with Father James Daley officiating. The bride daughter of John and Mary Spaeth wore a white satin gown and carried white roses. sisters Marian and Mabel Spaeth attended. After a wedding breakfast for fifty, the couple left for Chicago and Michigan, planning to settle on Chestnut Ridge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucille Spaeth
Harold Stang
St. Mary’s Church
St. Mary's Church
Misa Lucille Spaeth
James Daley
Jack Huge
John Spaeth
Chestnut Ridge
Miss Marian
Miss Mabel Spaeth
Convention reports heard at Business Women meeting
Reports from the biennial National Federation of Business and Professional Women's Clubs in Chicago and the International Convention at Lake Chautauqua were presented. Miss Eva Mackey and Miss Alice Foley recapped sessions, with talks by Arthur E. Boster and Miss Rankin shaping views on employment shifts, universal leisure, and global women's roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Federation of Business and Professional Women’s Clubs
Chicago
Ilinois
Lake Chautauqua
Eva Mackey
Alice Foley
Miss Mackey
Federation
Apne
Arthur E. Boster
Chautauqua Institute
Hell
Heaven
Dorothy Heneker
Geneva
Switzerland
International Federation
Finland
Lena Madesin Philips
Jeanette Rankin
Congress
Jane Addams
Hull - House
Miss Rankin
Miss Foley
Miles Jeanette Shepherd
George Tulk
Eric D. Chapman
Caroline Foley
Kent Stater elects new society editor and local social notes
Mins Alice Wilcox, a Kent State sophomore, is named society editor of the Kent Stater. The periodical’s page also lists numerous local social visits, guests in Elyria and Cleveland, births, travel to Columbus and Columbus Freshman plans, and residents attending events from Elyria to Park View Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mins
Alice Wilcox
Kent State College
Kent Stater
Helen Sawyer
Cleveland
Elyria
Women's Benefit Associa-on
W. L. Parks
Salem
David Gallas
Concord Avenue
Andrew Palagy
West River Street
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Corrine Noraworthy
Oukland
California
Henry Voxelsong
Oberlin Road
Bertha Borie
Columbus
Ohio
Ohio State University
Edna Kuchenrither
Norville Matson
Pasadena Avenue
William Ashbrook
Findlay
Charles Ashbrook
Elmeda Engel
E. A. Palmer
Chestnut Street
Sarah Rutkowski
Rumpf
S. H. Strickler
Lakeside
Temperance Workers
Bristol
Waynesburg
Pennsylvania
R. R. Stetson
Eighth Street
C. B. Penfield
Ruby
Washington
Russell R. Penfield
June Rose
South Bend
Indiana
Florence Terry
Parkview Court
Earl Fauver
Verna Scholl
Thelma Pearson
Beaver Falls
Ethyl Milliren
Earl Court
Wilt Hall
East Broad Street
Mt. Gilead
H. E. Heary
Chicago
Lersch-Emerich Co Leases New Broad Street Room
Lersch-Emerich Co leases store room on West Broad Street at Nichols Avenue, moving from Saver Music Store location. Improvements underway, planned occupancy by week end due to growing business. O'Donnell also announces No 8 Damm Apartments on East Broad Street rented to R H Rober of the National Tube Company mechanical department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Broad Street
Lerschmerich Comepany
Middle Avene
B. M. O'Donnell
Nichols Blvct
West Broad Street
Saver Music
Lersch « Emerick Company
O'Donnell
Damm
East Broad Street
R. H. Rober
National Tube Company
Kritzel Ruth Wedding Date Announced At Bridge Party
Mrs. J. Gormley and guests hosted a bridge party at Dominic's Italian Cuisine in honor of Miss Gladys Kritzel as the engagement to Theodore Ruth was revealed. The couple will wed October 18 at St. Mary's church amid fall floral decor and prize games. The party included bridge and hearts with multiple winners. Other society items note birthdays, veterans meetings, and Sigma Gamma sorority planning a progressive dinner later in October.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boals
J. Gormley
A. Virant
Esther Kritzel
Dominic
Gladys Kritzel
Theodore Ruth
Miss Kritzel
Charles Kritzel
Ruth
Ann Ruth
Marri
Charles Kuttner
Chris Oliver
Mary Franklin
Lucille Roling
Mildred Barres
Elmer Bran
Kritze
St. Mary's Church
Sigma Gamma Sorority
Sigma Gamma
Cascade Park
Marie Wilson
East Avenue
Helene Newton
WM. Griffin
First Methodist Church
Willam Griffin
Lucille Griffin
Miriam Duvall
Dorothy Brers
Margaret Keighley
Emma Lou Eldred
Dorothy Ade
Sunii Club
Y. W. CG
Sun Club
Y. W.C
A. H. West
C. J. Sartor
Ethel Wise
Mabel Dean
Mabel Wade
Margaret McClellan
Val Vought
Vs. Thompson
Florence Fullmer
Gene Hoadley
St. Paul's Church
Fitchner
Zimmerman
Ruesta
Edna Kuchenrither
Cleveland
William Ashbrook
Findlay
Corrine Norsworthy
Oakland
California
Russell Dunford
Elytia
Charles Ashbrook
Dan Anthony
Union
Norseworthy
Card Party Thursday Evening by Auxiliary of S Vets
The Auxiliary of Sons of Veterans hosts a card party Thursday evening at Mrs. Brack’s home at 527 Water Street. Public invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sons of Veterans
Brack
Water Street
Fellowship Club Plans Halloween Party and October Drive
Fellowship Club of Grace Lutheran church met at the church with new president Herman Eady presiding. Rev F J Schumm led an Authority in Religion discussion and plans were made for a membership drive in October and a Halloween party at the Ehlkes home. The entertainment committee organized games and guessing contests as refreshments for 23 members were provided by Br Harvey Kuss and Dan Haaz.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fellowship Club
Grace Lutheran Church
Herman Eady
F. J. Schumm
Arthur Ehlke
Harvey Kuss
Dan Haaz
C. E
2Nd Cong
C. E. Society
Second Congregational Church
Berton Bernion
Ralph Fox
Walter Gehrke
Harriet Luther
Hospital Admissions and Discharges Across Several Addresses
Admission notes list multiple patients including Maude Gardner at 600 Foster Avenue and Mrs. Gertrude Smith at 130 Riverside Court in Niagara Falls Ontario along with Richard Haight Medina Victor Torok Ashtabula Gabriel Bathory Jr. 229 Lodi Street and Mrs Ralph West DL 7e Oberlin plus Mrs Jeanie Alors Niasara Falls Ontario Henry Malin 2 Tattersacourt Bertha Bell Ketchum 953 Cleveland Street and Mrs Andrew Palagyi 341 West River. Discharge shows Alva Davis at 153 Clark Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maude Gardner
Foster Avenus
Gertrude Smith
Riverside Court
Elien Spencer
Niagara Falls
Ont
Richard Haight
Medina
Victor Torok
Ashtabula
Gabriel Bathory, Jr
Lodi Street
Ralph West R. DL
Oberlin
Jeanie Alors
Niasara Falls
Ontario
Henry Malin
Tattersacourt
Berthabell Ketchum
Cleveland Street
Andrew Palagyi
West River
Alva Davis
Clark Street
Women Swimming Cass to Meet at Y M C A Thursday
Local clubs announce Thursday morning gatherings at the Y M C A including the Women’s Swimming Cass and a Friday 9 30 a m session. Auxiliary to Sons of Veterans plans a Thursday card party at 527 Water street hosted by Mrs Bruck.
Former Ely High School athlete weds in Waukegan IL
Announcement of the marriage of George Mastin, grandson of Mrs. Katherine Mastin of Broad Street Elyria, to Miss Lorraine Law of Lorain. The ceremony occurred Saturday September 25 in Waukegan Illinois. Mastin, a 1927 Elyria High School graduate and former standout athlete, now works for American Optical in Milwaukee and plans to make his home there with his bride.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Mastin
Katherine Mastin
Broadstreet
Lorraine Law
Lorain
Waukegan
Ilinois
Mastin
Elyria High School
American Optical Company
Milwaukee
Wisconsin
Birthday Party for Marian at 355 Twelfth Street
Mrs. ??? entertained for her daughter Miss Marian on her fifteenth birthday last evening at 355 Twelfth Street. Guests played cards and games, enjoyed refreshments, and gifts were given. Attendees included Urth Netmyer, Jane Athe, Mary Ann Reese, Robert Novak, Clarence Baldwin, Stanley Porter, and Leonard Stark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Genrze Alark
Twelfth Street
Miss Marian
Nenple
Urth Netmyer
Jane Athe
Mary Ann Reese
Robert Novak
Clarence Baldwin
Stanley Porter
Leonard Stark
Evening group gatherings and society meetings listed
Tonight multiple groups meet at local churches and halls including United Presbyterian, St. Pauls, and Dames of Malta. Reorganization at Helping Hand Society on West Second Street. Daughters of Scotland hold silver tea. Knights of Pythias and Elks lodge events noted with officer elections and future program plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bible Study
United Presbyterian Church
Bible School’ Cabinet
Helping Hand Society
West Second Street
Builders Adult
St. Paul's Church
Gus Quade
North Olive Street
Noble Grand Association of St. Clair Rebekah Lodge
Charles Pomeroy
Grant Street
Lorain County Council of le Rion
South
Amherst
Dames of Malta
Daughters of Scotland
Funeral for Airmail Pilot Hal Noff Held in Cleveland
About 15,000 attended the burial of Hal Noff, an airmail pilot fatally injured in a crash near Leoni, Michigan. At Riverside cemetery, six fellow United Airlines pilots served as pallbearers while three planes saluted, passing overhead during the service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Hal Noff
Leoni
Mieh
Riverside
Air Mail Service
United Airlines
First visit by more French tourists than Americans
For the first time, Ireland recognized that this season drew more French visitors than American.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Igre Are
Ireland
Scarlet fever forces closure of Beaver Creek school
Xenia Ohio September 27 Beaver Creek township consolidated high school with 580 pupils was closed for one week by the township school board due to a threatened scarlet fever epidemic. Two known cases have developed among students in the last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Xenia
Beaver Creek Township
Township School Board
Flyn
Pythian Sisters Convention Draws Delegates in Marion Ohio
Mrs J Foster Mrs A N Ly berger Mrs C E Barton and Mrs R Ryan attend the Pythian Sisters convention in Marion Ohio this week. LeRoy Milliren of Earl Court joins Mr and Mrs Allison of Lora on a motor trip to Orlando Florida in the week ahead. Frank Derek attends Valley City for the marriage of Miss Mary Grabensetter to William Menner of this city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LeRoy Milliren
Earl Court
Also Mentioned on This Page
P.T. A. Council
Lersch-Emerich Co
Kritzel
Daughters OF U. Y
Mary A. Chandler
Daughters of Union Veterans
Neill Straw
West Street
Mire
Florence Holcomb
Park Yingling
Bay Village
Sons of Union Veterans
Painesville
Mrs
Earl Merthe
Maude Humphrey
Charleston
West Virginia
Katherine Merthe
Marguerite
J. C. Merthe
Lew Adams
Second Street
Allen & Bernard
Century Rock
Hallowe'en
W. B. Assoc
Women’s Benefit Association
Wurst Hall
Wellington
Mrs. S& Avery SR
S. Avery. Sr
B. B. B. Club
Fairlawn Avenue
Progressive Banco
W. B. Hoffman
A. H. Radde
5. Ave. Jr
Riuh
D. H. Beattie
H.R. Club
An R. Cinh
St. Brown
Muriel Lew.thtaker
Beatrice Ae
Copassarqton
Ita Theefs
Ansoma Rudy
Vee
Oriahes
Tonite
Parker House
Lodi
Bruck
Frank S. Harmon Lodge
ELY Ala Hgh
Waukegan, Ill
Mary Anne Smetzer
East River Street
Mary Anne
Jerry
Fritz Thornton
Garford P. T. A
Boston Avenue
Harriett Hubbard
Jackie Elton
W. H. Searles
Fifth Street
Women's Christian Temperance Union
Captain Avery
Salvation Army
A. C. Schilleman
First Congregational
Second Congregational
Anna Kentetr
Christian Science
F. M. Stevens
Lawrence Fay
Church of Christi
Deane Burns
First Methodist
George Haines
United Presbyterian
C. L. Bristol
George Wieseke
Howard Butler
Sunshine
Fred Underhill
Hazel Bran
Brownhelm
Uncle Tom's Ranch
Chestnut Ridge Road
I. C
F. Wmowss" Benefit Assn
H. E. Hoard
Walter Botamer
Ralph Shrubsole
Shirley Anne
Marion
Mr. Hoard
Anus Luaderzom
Ennoy
Eugene
Gabrileen
Church of Christ
Blue Bird
Lorain County Dental Soc
Betteridge
Miller-Jones Co. Good Shoes
Broad St
NRA
Tauty
Delux Complete
LA Vogte
Elyria Savings & Trust
Paul Wainwright
Courtland Street
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