Josephine Whitmore to Wed Myron Averbook in October
Dorothy Funk hosted a party at Harvard Avenue announcing the upcoming marriage of Josephine Whitmore to Myron Averbook. Guests enjoyed bingo and bunco as pink and white carnations decorated the event. The couple’s wedding date reportedly set for October 16 was shared by relatives, with further family confirmation at a Bradleys dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josephine Whitmore
Myron Averbook
Te, Whitmore
Harvard Avenue
Meron Averbook
William Averbook
Barlcourt
Geraldine Smith
Florence Smith
Betty Campbell
George
Bradleys
Ates Whitmere
Aserbouk
Hazel Hall Hosts Malta Dames Officers Event
Mrs Hazel Hall queen of the Dames of Malta hosted officers at her 504 Fairmont street home. Twenty of twenty-one officers attended, stunts were distributed for participation, and Hall received a large oval mirror. A luncheon followed with many named guests attending. Two FDL Club members were honored by Arnold Heinzerling who hosted for Agnes Dengater Ora Champion at his Harvard avenue home before a later farewell gift shower.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Hazel Hall
Queen of Dames OF
Malta
Hazel Hall
Queen of the Dames O F
Fairmont Street
Hall
Louise Tichenor
Jessie Raesler
Iva Simmons
Agnes Erickson
Mabel Locke
Klara Schaub
Margaret Sparks
Lotus Marsh
Osea Higgie
Ruth Blakesley
Lucille Scheibel
Edith Slater
Rose Boels
Lee Christensen
Ruth Kauffman
Harriet Copas
Lirs Carre Miller
Esther Smith
Jennie Schock
Edna Smith
FDL Club
Arnold Heinzerling
Elizabeth Harcock
Lynn Heinzerting
Agnes Dengater
Ora Champion
Harvard Avenue
L Heinzerling
Berlin
Associated Press
Miss Champion
Arthur Wo Reben
St Andrew’s Episcopal
Miss Cramp
Entertain For Miss Boyd And Bride Elect Plans
Miss Genevieve Bord hosted a Saturday event with guests from Cleatus Heidrich and Wesagar honored last evening. Mrs Richard Kugs entertained at 227 Sixth Street where four tables were filled with awards won by Mrs War Griffiths first, Mrs Lloyd Patter second, and Mrs John G White Jr consolation. Miss Isebelle Rayd of Cleveland was the out of town guest. Mrs Kuss with Mrs Leonard Kuss served refreshments. Anniversary party for Mr and Mrs Fred Gotro marked their second wedding anniversary with friends and relatives from Amherst and Elyria bringing a basket supper and gifts. Executives Meet: Miss Cora Phelps hosted the Elyria Womans Club Evening Department committee to discuss plans for the club year. The first meeting is October fifth at 8 o clock with a turkey dinner at the clubhouse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boyd
Genevieve Bord
Wesagar
Richard Kugs
Sixth Street
War Griffiths
Lloyd Patter
John G White
Isebelle Rayd
Clevelanceyster
Cora Phelps
East Fourth Street
Elyria Womans Club
Sx O'Clock
Farewell Party Honors The Lynn Heinzerlings Who Leave For Berlin
A formal farewell reception at the Dengate home on Nimim Street honored Mr and Mrs Lynn Heinzerling who leave for Berlin. Relatives and friends gathered Sunday afternoon as the couple prepares to sail after their assignment with the Berlin bureau of Associated Press. Guests from Cleveland and nearby towns included Mr and Mrs Cunres and daughters Lucille and Anne, Jet Ochs and family, and others. The Dengate home was decorated with flowers and the tea table was attractively laid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meswut
Dengate
Nimin Street
Lyn Hemeerly
Heinreer
Berlin
Associated Press
Chel Organc
Cleveland
Agnes Dengate
Frostyork Cin
Ies
Honor to Recent Bride at Lively Garden Party
Maric Plag ana Mrs Cardes hosted a wedding shower for Cornell friends. Guests included Mrs Doch rac and Prof Quuc who attended with crowd of friends. Prizes awarded to Mrs Jobson and Mrs Jeex Crowell while Ruth Lautenschlege’s attendance was canceled. Luncheon served at tables with green vases and yellow rose bouquets. Apartments were garbed in green garden colors, a decorative garland marking the occasion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maric
Cardes
Cornell
Doch
Buneo
Quuc
Local Card Party Honors Mrs Warren Birthday Gift
Mrs Warren received a handkerchief shower on her birthday at a dining room gathering. Guests played Pinochle in the afternoon with prizes awarded to Mrs Clifford Warren and Mrs Jaex Tarrs. Mrs Virgil Redgies earned the special prize as October eleventh festivities were hosted at a Sixth Street home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Menmoers
Torasan
Adams
Mondas
Dessery Cutatse
Arreal
Clifford Warren
Dirs Jaex Tarrs
Virgil Redgies
Warren
Sini
Fts
Sixth Street
Hospital Discharges and Admissions Fragment Summary
Hospital admissions and discharges list several individuals with partial addresses in Lorain Grafton Lakewood and nearby areas. Entries include Mrs Roy Waste mark 1054 Perk Avenue and Mrs Frank Kamunishi with a baby girl, along with multiple other named patients and their street addresses. The fragmentary OCR yields names such as Vire Glen Rogers James Fletcher and Gottlieb Knott, but lacks complete context or dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Wastemark
Perk Avenue
Glenn Rogers
Columbus Street
Fifth Street
Harry Linder
Cedar Street
Gottlieb Knott
Personal notices from Marshall area list numerous names and travels
A jumble of personal notices mentions residents and relatives in Marshall and nearby towns. It notes visits by Mr and Mrs Frank Pierson, Virginia Stewart at Kent State, and several others moving, traveling, or staying with families in New York, Ohio, and California. Several names appear with addresses, schools, and campuses, alongside brief moves and social events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshall Salzman
Critcalls
Buthoo
New York
Charis Merthe
Ellsworth Skeeles
West River
Frank Pierson
Park Avenue
Pasadena
Clifornia
R. Taylor
Princeters Avenue
Virginia Stewart
Kent State University
B.T J Snow
Deane
Is McKay
Dave Lager
Marion Young
Mir
Harvey Lewis
L. A
Fis
George M. Lewis
Geuge Reavean
Lasevord & Elyr
Rosana
GoTo Ap
Raociog
Middle Steps Outline Program for Rest of 1938
The Middle Steps outline the Fall and Winter 1938 activities with Octobers events including a morning session, a tenth club meeting with a speaker, and hostesses Ann Schubert and Helen Zechmar on the tenth. There is a Halloween event on the sixth, a November meeting with a baked tureen and scavenger hunt, and a December travel talk with a Christmas party. Hostess announcements will follow with prime dates for the meetings and the club to be represented by Bridget, Doris Standen, Ruth Ellam, Alberta Hawk, and Elizabeth Seitz. The group continues scrapbooks and vent dolls as service work, with book reviews by Mrs Hen is Ingersoll Jr. at WeeKum-U-Kum on October 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ce Ann Schubert
Helen Zechmar
Han
Maran Bridget
Doris Standen
Ruth Ellam
Alberta Hawk
Elizabeth Seitz
Va Mt
Henis Ingersoll Jr
Qetoher
Elyria Service League Opens Year With Luncheon
The Elyria Service League began its year with a luncheon at the home of Mrs. Q J Winsor. Members and guests attended as leaders and hostesses marked the start of the season, with plans noted for upcoming meetings and events including a charity sale slated for Saturday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria Service League
Q. J. Winsor
Evening gathering and church social for Forsy Congregation
The article describes a September church social with Eleanor Ve 331 Cylameéus hosting guests Sue Yearly Helena French and Lite Henaricaecr Pinnerleard. Prizes went to Bertha Mulroy and Etta McCwle. Daughters assisted with tea and coffee. The Forsy Congregation may host an informal program. next meeting set for October with Rev. Weiten Muir Auldard and the Forsy Congregation. Marshall Chapter No 47 R A M to meet Wednesday with Most Excellent Master degree conferred and lunch served.
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Sororea
Eleanor
Helena French
Bertha Mulroy
Helena Frere
Etta McCwle
Ana
Morawder
Weiten Muir Auldard
Dsatung
Church Pariers
Marshall
Senior Friendship Club Plans Tea Dance to Open Year
A committee from the Senior Friendship Club met to plan an opening tea dance to be held tomorrow afternoon from 3:30 to 5 at the club. The event will feature ceremonies, refreshments, and special dances designed to boost member attendance and camaraderie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senu
Afernoon
Mne
Volca
Y W C A Workers Hear Plans At Tea Meeting
More than one hundred Y W C A workers attended a tea at the Y gym hosted by the social committee. Mrs R C Maston and Mrs H H Nye led in planning the annual campaign. The program covered renewals and new memberships and goals for the year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Y. W. CA
Oi Cermen
RC. Maston
H. H. Nye
Artemas Meebe
Nancy Chancellor
Leo R. Meyer
Young Republicans of County Picnic at Findley Cabin
About a hundred members from the Young Women and Young Men's Republican Clubs of Lorain County gathered at Findley Cabin on Vbbe row das evening for a picnic supper featuring hamburgers. Surprise visitors included Mr and Mrs Ed Schevk and others from Akron who spoke for the Republican ticket. The Young Women’s Club elected delegates to the Columbus convention on October 20. Delegates include Alberta McAfee Lorain Marian Kimpton Kertin and Mrs Ruth Richwine Elgint. County members attended from Oberlin Lorain Elyria and Amherst.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Women's
Young Mens Republican Clubs
Lorain
Ue Findley Cabin
Vbbe Row
Fred
Ed Schevk
Ausin
Raphael
Akron
Schevk
Republica
Young Womens Club
Columbus
Alberta McAfee
Marian Kimpton
Kertin
Ruth Richwine
Officers Installed In Open Ceremony At Eloha Assembly
Betty Miller was installed Worthy Adviser of Eloha Assembly Order of the Rainbow for Girls as relatives and friends gathered for the open installation. The hall was decorated with palms and flowers. Joan Pree and others were named to officer roles amid pandemic era ceremony details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Miller
Eloha
Margaret Mate
Hope
Miles
AL Y Reuben
OFS
Priest Speaks at Sep 1 Meeting and World News Totals
A fragmented entry notes Priest speaks at a September gathering and mentions world events. References to a meeting in Lasewood and discussion of local leagues, with unclear details about speakers and outcomes.
Tonight’s Calendar of Meetings and Social Gatherings
Local clubs and organizations list tonight’s events including Sigma Gamma sorority at Mrs Starr and Miss Ordell, Knights of Columbus at Lakewood Council, various meetings on Ce lia Sosah Princeton avenue Jota Nu with Jeanette Sib ey L0th street and others. Several groups report officers, speakers and dinners with times around 6 30 to 8 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sigma Gamung Sorority
Robert Starr
Forrest Ordell
Knights of Columbus
Lakewood Counc
Fudge Reunis
Tuveday Gayettes
Celia Sosah
Princeton Avenue
Jota Nu
Jeanette Sibey
L0th Street
Dale Lavingston
134Th Street
American Legion Auxiliary
Geve Reports
Flelvin Maddock
6Th Street
B. B
Della Huskingson
Gesington Avenue
Comraderie
Dana Perkins
Center Ridge
Susanna Wesley
Mel Church
Dorothy Wisner
West Sth
Mary-Martha
St. Paul's Meels
Church
Dolly
Anne Varga
Blake Street
Tri Ro
Jean Crow
West Avenue Eustaces
Professional Women's Club
1St Cong
Mabel Head
Cleveland
Pearl van Au
Mane Richm
High Street
F. Lodge
Elyria
Wurst Hall
Second Congregational Division I
Gladys Biss
Huron Street
Feilowsay Club
Grace Lutheran Church
Lerant County Chorus
Johns School
E. Schroeder
King Solomon’s Lodge Confers Degrees and Forms Masonic Group
King Solomon’s Lodge began its ball activities with a brief business session and degree work. A new Wardens and Masters Association of Logaui County is formed to advance Masonic education across the county, led by Master Herbert Young. An educational meeting is set for Monday October 17 to discuss the meaning of Masonic rituals and degree work, following degrees to be conferred October 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
King Solomon's Lodge
Wardens and Masters Association
Logaui County
Herbert Young
King Salomon’s Lodge
Birthday Surprise for Two Men in Elyria and Lorain
Two men, John Barry of Elyria and Milton Heys of Lorain, were surprised at a party hosted by Mr. and Mrs. George Curti on Roosevelt Avenue last night. Bunco and bingo entertained guests before a luncheon and birthday cake, with gifts showered on the honorees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jolly Janes
John Barry
Elyria
Milton Heys
Lorain
George Curti
Roosevelt Avenue
Bunco
Bingo
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Vergou
AEO Serps
Ssae Society
Dorothy Funk
Mable Little
F.D.L. Towers Tea
Fred Gotro
Oberlin
Amherst and
Lynn Heinzerlings
Vicks
Vicks Advarticing
Pasard
Ouleck
Q. J
Oherto
Butler
Charles Biggs
Eostesses
Pv. At Jr
Funeheer
Egat
Tyee
Reess Teel
Bona
Tor
Irs Wimser
Ooséch Beviz
ROW
Hesceen
Japan
Reger & Binniger Jewelers Century
Ohio
Woolworth’s
Y.W.C.A
Y. W C A
Y. Woc. A
Jesus Christ
WCG
W Oc. A
Wainwright's
Cleveland Road
Findley Cabin
Ann Palle
U.dor
Jae
Carek Florist
Pocahontas
Square Dee Lump
CROOK
C.h.merther& Co. Ee
Baers
Thease Mets
Wontescas
Wednnesday
Hudson Bay
Sateenu
Generois
Yardlex
Gloria
Olis
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