Miss Bryant to wed E Eaton in First Methodist
May Bryant of 517 Park Place daughter of Mrs. Eva Bryant of Oberlin will marry Ercile Eaton of Cleveland son of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Eaton of Sullivan this Saturday at two in First Methodist church. Bryant is a Elyria Memorial Hospital School of Nursing graduate on staff at the hospital. Eaton works as an accountant for Greyhound Bus in Cleveland. A kitchen shower at the Johnson home 341 Twelfth street featured bingo and remarks by Mrs. R W Johnson and Miss Effie Vogelsong. out of town guest Mrs. Helen Jewett of Rochester Ohio attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iss May Bryant
Park Place
Eva Bryant
Oberlin
Ercile Eaton
Cleveland
Ernest Eaton
Sullivan
Miss Bryant
Elyria Memorial Hospital School of
Eaton
Greyhownd Bus Company
R. W. Johnson
Effie Vogelsong
Johnson Home
Twelfth Street
Florence Sanders
Thelma Manzo
Helen Jewett
Rochester
Ohio
Miss Elizabeth Orosz and John Stanko Wed in Steubenville
Miss Elizabeth Orosz daughter of Mr and Mrs Steve Orosz of West River street and John Stanko son of Michael Stanko were married Friday September 24 in Steubenville Ohio with Rev Powers officiating. The couple will reside on Beech street and begin housekeeping in a newly furnished home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Orosz
Steve Orosz
West River Street
John Stanko
Michael Stanko
Steubenville
Ohio
Powers
Francis McCrain
General Industries
Grange Dance At Ridgeville Hall Opens To Public
Modern and old time dance night at Ridgeville Hall on September 29 at 8 30 PM. Public welcome. Admission 25 cents. Music by Web Orchestra.
Elfreda Meyers and George Holtzman wed in Ripley New York
Mr and Mrs Ralph Meyers announce the marriage of Elfreda Meyers to George Holtzman son of Henry Holtzman of Bath street The ceremony was held at four o clock Sunday afternoon September 26 at Rev Nicholson s home in Ripley New York The couple will reside at 110 Parkview Court in a newly furnished apartment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Meyers
Elfreda Meyers
George Holtzman
Henry Holtzman
Bath Street
Rev
Nicholson
Ripley
New York
Mrs. Meyers
Mrs.Holtzman
Parkview Court
Hospital admissions and discharges listing names and addresses
Admissions list includes Clarence Krause Wakeman Betty Phillips Elinor Yost R D No 1 Herman Behrens 218 Seventh Street Mrs John Thom as 107 West River Charles Orea 327 Lake Avenue Walter Graber 232 14th Street Edmund Wilkins Brunswick Audrey Squires 1332 Lake Avenue Mrs Albert Baker North Ridgeville Mrs Carl Flood 317 West Street Wayne Funk Chestnut Ridge Road Discharges include John Knight 204 Longfellow Joseph Coon 142 Badycourt Joseph Palla 185 Fairlawn Theodore Rudniaki 428 East River Mrs Dennis Hal Pin 137 Garvin Wayne Funk Chestnut Ridge Road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Krause
Wakeman
Betty Phillips
West Avenue
Elinor Yost
R. D
Herman Behrens
Seventh Street
John Thomas
West River
Charles Orea
Lake Avenue
Walter Graber
14Th Street
Edmund Wilkins
Brunswick
Audrey Squires
Albert Baker
North Ridgeville
Carl Flood
West Street
Wayne Funk
Chestnut Ridge Road
John Knight
Longfellow
Joseph Coon
Badycourt
Joseph Palla
Fairlawn
Theodore Rudniaki
East River
Dennis Hal Pin
Garvin
Golden wedding anniversary party at Elyria Home for the Aged
This afternoon at three o'clock Mr and Mrs W Longdon of the Elyria Home for the Aged were guests of honor at a Golden Wedding anniversary party. Rev J J McAlpine led the program with brief congratulatory talks by staff and resident brothers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Longdon
Elyria Home
J. J. McAlpine
Calendar Notes From Elyria Social Meetings Tonight
A dozen groups announce gatherings including Elks Lodge Division L of the 2nd Congregational church women Sigma Gamma Sorority and multiple lodge and auxiliary clubs. Mrs E C Bliss hosts at 311 Huron with others at addresses on Columbus Street Sherman Street and Lake Avenue. A Little Sorority group toured Oberlin last night. The next meeting is October 25 hosted by Mrs Milton Bishop at 218 Hartard Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elks Lodge
2Nd Congregational
E. C. Bliss
Huron Street
Sigma Gamma Sorority
Anita Meinke
Columbus Street
Jolly Eight Bunco Club
Charles Foreman
2Nd Street
Iota Nu
Eleanor Rhodes
Sherman Street
Board of
Methodist Church
Little Sorority Club
Oberlin
C. F. Alter
South Street
Bridge
William Bridgett
Robert Smith
Cleveland
Milton Bishop
Hartard Avenue
Party for associates of Lakewood Cosmetology school
Norma Crandall entertained forty five teachers and students from Cleveland Lakewood Elyria Lorain and Ridgeville at B W Wilcox home 154 Lake avenue Saturday evening with bingo music and dancing A refreshment course was served to conclude the pleasant gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tve
Lakewood
Local Personal Notes Vacationing and Health Updates
Mr and Mrs George Day of Gulf street recover from illness and expect to leave Elyria Memorial Hospital soon. Several locals return from trips or hospital stays, including Dr J E Betteridge and family, Mrs F L Geldmacher, and Archie Stevenson family guests from Bogota New Jersey. The column also notes visits from Mrs Mary D Diedrick and Mrs Madge Johnson, arrivals at hospital for operations, births at Elyria Memorial Hospital, and residents resuming studies at Oberlin College and Ohio State University after travels or vacations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Day
Gulf Street
Elyria Memorial Hospital
J. E. Betteridge
Richey
Lakewood
F. L. Geldmacher
Columbus Street
Arch H. Stevenson
Pasadena Avenue
Stevenson
J. M. Boteler
Dorothy Boteler
Miss Higgins
Bogota
New Jersey
J. ME. Bototos
A. D. Stevenson
J. L. Mockler
Guy Byars
Beverly
Iowa
Mrs Byars
W. G. Taylor
Riceville
Louise Baker
Harrison Street
Francis Carney
Johnstown
Pennsylvania
William Kiely
Edward Kershaw
Mary Walmsley
Robert Kiely
Elyria
Julia Keyes
Cleveland
Utica
New York
Hamilton
Syracuse
Niagara Falls
Alice Hill
Oberlin College
Dascomb Cottage
Andrew Moran
Patricia Ellen
Moran
Helen McCann
Mary D. Diedrick
Seventh Street
Madge Johnson
West Broad Street
Washington, D. C
Carl Flood
West Street
Fred Weily
Park Avenue
Ohio State University
Colum
Grace Martin
Eastern Heights Boulevard
New York City
John H. Martin
Herman Behrens
A. W. Paul
Kenyon Court
Montreal
Quebec
Laurentian Mountains
James Boylan
Furnace, Street
Columbus
Knights of Columbus Open Fall Activities on October 12 1937
Ninety members attended the Knights of Columbus fall activities at the K of C hall. A communication from Supreme Knight Carmody outlined Columbus Day radio broadcasts. Richard E. Teasdale praised team captains led by Gamble Smith O Conn or Rigo, with four bowling teams signed for the Members Bowling League. The Grand Knight announced the Annual Clam Rake for October 12 1937 with a long committee list. Urban Obringer won the Grand Prize for attendance at a lunch hosted by a committee chaired by Jos Tonry and assisted by Matt Roth and John Ross.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knights of Columbus
K. of C. Hall
Supreme Knight Carmody
Richard E. Teasdale
William T. Gamble
William G. Smith
Gerald O'Connor
William
Edward Kershaw
Jack Finnegan
Urban Obringer
Jos. Tonry
Matt Roth
John Ross
Labor contention triggers full day lockout across Paris employers
The report lists several licensees and workers including Stella F Burbliss 29 Lorain George Oniga 21 Cleveland machinist Florence Vanche 18 Lorain Ercile Eaton 27 Cleveland accountant May Bryant 29 Elyria nurse John Stachelakt 28 Lorain screw machine operator Viola Drozdowski 22 Amherst Delbert Battcher 22 Lorain airman and Bernice Calhoun 20 Lorain. In response to a half day strike by workers building employers in Paris declared a full day lockout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stella F. Burbliss
Lorain
George Oniga
Cleveland
Florence Vanche
Ercile C. Eaton
May Bryant
Park Place
Elyria
John Stachelakt
County Dental Society Elects Officers Hears Cleveland Dentist
The Lorain County Dental Society opened its 1937-38 season with a six thirty dinner at the Graystone Hotel attended by thirty six members. Dr FP Whalen of Cleveland spoke on Full Denture Construction and officers were elected: President C L Vessey Elyria Vice President R A Phipps Oberlin Secretary L L Bourquin Elyria Treasurer Frank Mramor Lorain Assistant Treasurer J A Ginnane Lorain. The meeting followed by a decisive October 25 at the Lorain Country Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County Dental Society
Graystone
FP. Whalen
Cleveland
C. L. Vessey
Elyria
R. A. Phipps
Oberlin
L. L. Bourquin
Frank Mramor
Lorain
J. A. Ginnane
Lorain Country Club
March of Events skit set for YWCA Fall Rally program
A skit titled March of Events outlining the year’s club work will be part of the YWCA Fall Rally and Open House program Thursday at 8:00 p.m. in the gym. Performers include Sylvia Chervenka and members from Suns, Metropolitan, Cosmopolitan, We Kum U Kum, Just Among Ourselves, Middle Steps, Blue Triangle, and Senior Friendship clubs, plus readings by Cassandra Brothers. Open to all YWCA members. refreshments served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sylvia Chervenka
Jean Bucklew
Suns Club
Mark Willis
Metropolitan Club
Carol Weichel
Cosmopolitan Club
Grace McCullough
Young Women's League
Amanda Huston
Just Among Ourselves Club
Donna Chapman
Middle Steps
Agnes Garber
Geraldine Bohanon
Blue Triangle
Evelyn Fenimore
Cassandra Brothers
Cleveland
G S Troop 1 Hikes Enjoy Outdoor Girl Scout Event
G S Troop 1 led by Nancy Crisp and Shirley Green planned an all day hike at North Olmsted Park on Saturday. Rain forced an indoor program in the shelter house with members performing parts and a notable recital of The Highwayman by Barbara Chandler. The group, chaperoned by Mrs. Glen Shoemaker and Mrs. Fred Greenich, left for home at 3:30 after hot cocoa at 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Girl Scouts
Troop 1
Nancy Crisp
Shirley Green
North Olmsted Park
Shelter House
Barbara Chandler
Alfred Noyes
Glen Shoemaker
Fred Greenich
Family Dinner Honors Florida Guest in Ohio
Honor Florida sister Mrs Katharine Stephens of Miami is hosted in Ohio at a family dinner by Mr and Mrs R A Sabin of 1564 Middle Avenue. Attending are Detla Brucken Arabella Hartman Joe Ruth Hartman and others from Toledo Cuya hoga Falls Coshocton and Coshocton hostesses plan a Gates PTA member drive and a safety themed meeting with student entertainment on Wednesday October sixth at 7 30 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilburger
Mugwumps
R. A. Sabin
Middle Avenue
Katherine Stephens
Miami
Florida
Detla Brucken
Arabella
Joe
Ruth Hartman
Toledo
R. T. Brucken
Richard, Murray
James
Cuyahoga Falls
W. M. Loos
Charles
Coshocton
Robert
Stephens
Loos
Gates Parent-Teacher Association
Rainbow Girls Open Installation At Elyita Assembly No 13
Rainbow Girls held an open installation in I O C F Hall with Elyita Assembly No 13. Officers installed included Jane Andrus as Worthy Advisor and a long list of officers and loyal members. A retiring bow ceremony followed, then a dance with Freddie Faye and his orchestra.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyita Assembly No. 13
Order of Rainbow
I. O. C. F. Hall
Jane Andrus
Almeda Martin
Jean Price
Charity
Betty Miler
Hope
Marie Gratz
Margaret Jenkins
Althea Bennett
Geraldine Wilmot
Margaret Marsh
Valerie Tre
Lila Tafford
Florence Schneider
Nature
Shirley Buckley
Lois ‘Springer
Fidelity
Flora Schneider
Corrinne Rhodes
Elaine Evians
Inner Observer
Lottie Smith
Outer Observer
Jean Tattersall
Patty Hoke
Iris Jones
Winiffred Meredith
Betty ‘Mori
Marian Seeley
Florence Smith
Josephine Whitmore
Alberta Eddy
Geraldine Sandrock
Betty Bishop
Marilyn Hastings
Betty Campbell
Gwen Irvin
Betty Corkill
Barbara Brodbeck
Maxine Garford
Kathryn Fisk
Ruth Long
C. T. Corkill
Freddie Faye
Community Club Meetings and Dues Held This Week
Local groups schedule Wednesday and Saturday gatherings at various venues including 250 Fourth Street 126 Middle Avenue and 117 Waverly Street. Activities cover parties anniversaries and scouting plans with notes on new members and upcoming events at S O O F Hall and American Legion Home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Notta Card Club
Paul Weisbrod
Fourth Street
Townsend Club No. 1
Middle Avenue
Junior Townsend Club
O. O. F. Hall
West Broad Street
Ladies Aid of Church of Christ
Notawa Club
Carrie Snoble
Rose Krabec
Snoble
Waverly Street
Sullivan Rally Day planned by Sullivan Congregational Church
Sullivan Congregational Church hosts Rally Day on Sunday October 10. Service aims to revive faith lift spirits and pledge allegiance to the cross and crown. Mrs Dudley and family honored at a chop suey dinner in Spencer at the home of Mr and Mrs Dewey Rook for September birthdays including Helen with a seven candle cake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sullivan
Sullivan Congregational Church
A B Lockhart Dies After Stroke At Home
A B Lockhart died Friday evening at Samaritan hospital Ashland after suffering a stroke at his home Wednesday morning. Funeral services were conducted by Rev Davids of the Congregational Church Monday afternoon. Burial followed in Nan kin cemetery. He was survived by a daughter Mrs Leobley two grandchildren in Crestline and a brother a niece and husband Mr and Mrs David Caton who cared for him. his wife and one son preceded him in death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. B. Lockhart
Samaritan Hospital
Ashland
Rev
Davids
Congregational Church
Nan‘kin
Leobley
Crestline
David Caton
Avon Friends Celebrate Mrs Nagel Birthday With Bingo
Avon friends surprised Mrs George Nagel at home Sunday afternoon for a birthday celebration. A lunch followed, and she received a nice gift. The Baptist church welcomes all to a Social Evening Friday October 1 and to a Prayer Meeting and Bible Study Thursday Sept 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Nagel
The
Baptist Sunday School
Baptist Church
Boston Visit By Thomas Sample And Local Guests
Thomas Sample spent several days in Boston recently. Sunday visitors at Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Fitch included Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Potter of Niles Ohio and Scott Fitch of Lakewood. W. S. Morse hosted Miss Evelyn Morse and Mr. Robertson from Cleveland, and Mrs. Edward Nagel of Youngstown returned home after staying with Mr. and Mrs. Tom Sample.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Sample
Boston
Leslie Fitch
W. J. Potter
Niles
Ohio
Scott Fitch
Lakewood
Leo Morse
New London
Evelyn Morse
Robertson
Cleveland
W. S. Morse
Edward Nagel
Youngstown
Tom Sample
Sharp Tongues To Aid Traffic Safety
Denver police Captain James J. Pitt says cursing pedestrians may deter reckless driving but warn they face danger while crossing intersections. He notes such pedestrians seek confrontations with wild drivers and may not hear insults from speeding motorists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
James J. Pitt
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mable Little
Shower
Allen Bernard
Century Bik
Cedah Chests
Caswell-Runyan
Broad St
Elfreda Meyers and
British Empire Club
Katherine Christy
Margaret McKibben
Elizabeth Ernst
Erma Schnarr
Luella Root
Michael
Gabriel
St. Andrew's Church
Woman's Auxiliary
United Ottering
Hospital Een Heem Ane
MR. and Mrs. Longbon
Orae Sempre
Fred Dostali
Marseilles
Bue
Teneza
Jane Mrukowski
Elyria Lodge
F. Hall
Ladies’ Auxiliary of
Eagles
United American Mechanics
American Legion Auxiliary
Mary A. Chandler
Daughters of Union Veterans
Minnie Chapman
Plaza
Apts
Grace Lutheran Fellowship Club
William Gebhardt
Queen Esthers
Roy Kulp
Bob Gilland
Avis Hastings
Grafton Road
Katherine Stone
Wurlitzer Studios
Middle Ave
Paris
Enire
Murdach
Oal
County Dental Society
Middle Step Club
Y. W
D. W. McLeod
J. W. Smith
Alaska
G.S. Troop 1
Moss Marion E. Martin
Bangor
John D. M. Hamilton
National Republican Committee
Republian National
Maine
Sheppard
Monday Colonial Club
Graystone Hotel
Charles Savage
P. D. Reefy
S. O. O. F. Hall
Anna Bruck
Girl Scouts of
Troop 5
American Legion
Elywoods
Lockhart
Cloowson
Stree
Hamburg
Capitol Theatre
Avon
Mrs. Nagel
Viexs
Ethel
Henry
Court St
C. W. Barrel
Blaves
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