Society Syria Country Club Ladies Close Season With Festive finale
The Society Syria Country Club Ladies held a year end gathering at the Syria Country Club with a final round of golf prizes a costume party and election of officers for 1937 Mrs W J Loufman was elected chairman succeeding Mrs Leonard Tufford and Mrs Earle Foster became vice chairman replacing Mrs Howard Barbour Mrs Earl Plocher was re elected treasurer and Mrs Lawrence Chapin secretary. Prizes went to Edna Reichard low gross on the day and Mrs C H Davis least strokes on No 18. Mrs W B Timms hoop event winner on No 13 and Mrs Harry Sievers most strokes on No 13.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Loufman
Leonard Tufford
Earle Foster
Howard Barbour
Earl Plocher
Lawrence Chapin
Chapin
George Hoke
Edna Reichard
C. H. Davis
W. B. Timms
Lawrette “Chapin
Harry Sievers
Jack Flynn
J. B. Johnson
R. H. Murbach
Karl Plocher
Lloyd Bartoh
Bart Plocher
Clark Black
Pratt Kreeger Wedding Announced At Oberlin Party
An engagement and wedding notice from Oberlin reports Miss Mabel Kreeger daughter of William Kreeger 715 West Broad Street to Lester Pratt R D 5 Elyria. The couple wed in Ripley New York April 11 1956 at First Methodist with Rev Charles Zetlar officiating. They plan to reside at 124 Chase Street after October first.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mabel Kreeger
William Kreeger
West Broad Street
Lester Pratt
Elyria
Wiliam Pratt
East College Street
Oberlin
Ripley
New York
First Methodist Church
Charles Zetlar
Mr. Pratt
Fall Opening at YWCA Celebrates Membership Drive
Friday at eight o clock the YWCA will open the fall season in the gym with leaves and fall flowers, hosting ushers from the Senior and Junior Friendship clubs and E Y W League. After the program house refreshments will follow with hostesses from the girl housing committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. G. Rockwood
Mabel Wade
Geraldine Smith
C. S. Wooden
Middle Step
E. Y. W. League
Fred Pahl
Irving Shep
Carl Hoallas
Harri F_.R. Crawwill includeral
C. L. Bribart
E. Ory Brillhart
Ford
H. M.metcalf
Betty Saltesz
Mary Lou Barler
George Gould
Women’s Auxiliary Plans St Philips Mission Sew
Mrs George Colburn presided over a brief meeting of the Women’s Auxiliary of St Andrew’s Episcopal Church. Mrs Earl Tannor of Renfrew avenue attended as plans were laid for a special project sewing for St Philips Mission in Hawkinsville Georgia. The afternoon was social and plans for the next meeting remain indefinite.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Colburn
St. Andrew's Episcopal Church
Earl Tannor
Renfrew Avenue
St. Philips Mission
Hawkinsville
Georgia
Lorain Workers Granted Licenses in Local Sweep
Four Lorain residents receive licenses including Joseph Taliano a 22 year old press operator and Josephine Bertollami 19 for local trades. Paul Butchks 26 employed by National Tube Company and Goldie Muhar 23 of Avon Township also granted licenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Taliano
Lorain
Josephine Bertollami
Paul Butchks
National Tube Company
Emplore
Goldie Muhar
Avon Township
Miss LaVonne Yancer to Wed Robert Gow on November 6
Lorain Marching Club guests learned of the coming marriage of host Miss LaVonne Yancer to Robert Gow son of Mr and Mrs Walter Gow of Dravesburg Pennsylvania. The four o clock ceremony will be at the bride’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ni Club
Lorain
Ui Af LaVonne
Wees
Banco
Yancer
Frank Whiteman
Evelyn Brown
Richard Gates
LaVonne
Bob
Elyria High School
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Gow
Eaton High School
Timms Spring Company
Dr Neighbour Returns From Extended Trip
Rev R E Neighbour DBD has just returned from an extended tour across America including the south midwest west coast and Vancouver. He spoke at meetings with twenty two Baptist churches in Kansas City and broadcast daily from Chicago. He will address First Baptist Church tonight at 7 30 P M and speak Sunday on When The Walls Of Jericho Yell Flat and Micah's Prophetic Vision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. E. Neighbour
America
Midwest
West Coast
Vancouver
Baptist
Kansas City
Chicago
Business Men's Christian Association
Neighbour
First Baptist Church
South America
Africa
China
India
London
England
Ireland
Everrens
Neighbour Wil
Jericho
Micah
Sororitz Plan Two Social Events At Home And Swedish Tavern
Feature Two Events Sigma Gamme Sororitz hosted entertaining evening at Miss Forest Ordell’s Chestnut street home. A October 22 dinner at Swedish Tavern Rocky River and a Halloween dance on October list with Doris Carwood as chairwoman of arrangements. Bridge prizes went to Mrs. Joseph Hochenedel Miss Helen Townsend and Mrs. Gerald Leonard. Ordell and Mrs. Fred Smith co hosted and served a salad course after the games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sigma Gamme Sororitz
Forest Ordell
Chestnut Street
Rocky River
Doris Carwood
Joseph Hochenedel
Helen Townsend
Gerald Leonard
Ordell
Fred Smith
Robert Risk To Wed Tiffin Girl Oct 3rd
The engagement and upcoming marriage of Miss Dorothy Smith of Tiffin Ohio to Robert Risk of North Olmsted were announced by the bride elects brother Howard Smith at a Noble street home party. The Oct 3 wedding will be at the Presbyterian church with a two course luncheon served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Smith
George W. Smith
Minerva Street
Tiffin
Ohio
Robert Risk
C. A. Rick
North Olmsted
Howard Smith
Noble Street
Rusk
Elyria High School
Flick Electrical
Miss Smith
Alteacher
Presbyterian Church
Sorority Meeting At West Avenue Hosts Plans For October
Entertains Sorority Miss Marve Jo SGierek hosted last night at her West Avenue home. Miss Bierek spoke on etiquette. Members knit and crochet. Plans for noting were discussed. Dessert finished the evening before they adjourned to meet October 12 at Mrs. Pluma Nel Gutowski’s West Twelfth Street home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marve Jo Sgierek
de Legnatia
West Avenue
Elyria Girl Scouts Hike Plans At Aly Woods And Blue Hole
Troup 4 met at 6 59 Tuesday evening for a hike and roast at Aly Woods. They planned an excursion to the Blue Hole at Castella on Friday October 2. They will meet at 3 45 at St Marys Church with two nosebag lunches. Scouts aiming for first class maps meet at Court and Broad Saturday morning at 9 30. Camp songs and taps after the fire closed the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Troup
Elyria
Aly Woods
Blue Hole
Castala
St. Mary's Church
Court
Broad
Members tour Exposition Exhibit at Cleveland Museum of Art
A group of about forty five members arranged by the Educational committee of the Business and Professional Women's club plans a tour of the Exposition Exhibit at the Cleveland Museum of Art this evening. Miss Harriet Fubbard chairs the committee. Some groups will dine in Cleveland before the tour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Business and Professional Women’s Club
Cleveland Museum of Art
Harriet Fubbard
Cleveland
Fraternal and church groups hold meetings and events
Phi Kappa Sigma meets with Frances Parke. East River St. Sons of Union Veterans Auxiliary hosts a bingo party at J H Howlett home. Cascade St Junior Order, United American Mechanics, and United Presbyterian Bible School Council meet. Bible school council follows with a prayer service. Emmanuel Lutheran church council meets at 7 39 at church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phi Kappa Sigma
Frances Parke
East River St
Elyria P T A Holds First Meeting Outlines Year’s Work
Forty four Elyria P T A representatives gathered in the Washington building for the first city council meeting. Mrs. T L Moise presided as the group outlined plans for the Ohio Congress of Parents and Teachers to be held in Toledo October 21 22 and 23 with Dr Donald Tippet delivering the keynote. The group plans to send Moise and vice president Mrs M F Fey as delegates and discussed a broad safety program with city officials and Rotary Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Washington
T. L. Moise
Ohio Congress of Parents and Teachers
Toledo
George Turk
Dever Hull
Rotary Club
Paul Hines
Personal notices of local residents and travel
Mrs. Robert Vental Sr. leaves for Indianapolis for her mother’s illness. Robert Novak returns to Ada to resume studies at Ohio Northern University after a weekend at home. Mr. and Mrs. Carroll Wight and son dine with Mr. and Mrs. Russell Foster in West Bridge. B H Eldridge, Leslie and Rex Leslie travel for visits and hunting in Ohio. Real estate board leaders attend Toledo convention. G L Cleveland family and Mrs. Williams return to Geneva New York. Warren Platser enters Cornell University School of Architecture in Ithaca New York. Mrs. A D Stevenson returns from Teaneck New Jersey. W H Conrad returns from Europe via S S Normandie after three months travel. Miss Mary Shively enrolls at Ohio Wesleyan University. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Rumpp visit Rumpp family in city. Mrs. Harry McCleer visits cousin Miss Elizabeth Rich. Miss Anna Sheppard departs for Ohio Wesleyan University. Mrs. Georgia Merrifield returns from Brewster. Mrs. Mabel Loshelder visits Elyria with Merrifield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Vental Sr
Ninth Street
Indianapolis
Indiana
Robert Novak
Ada
Ohio
Ohio Northern University
Oxford Avenue
Carroll Wight
James Lance Wight
Wellington
Russell Foster
West Bridge
B. H. Eldridge
Sixth Street
Perry Leslie
Georg Street
Rex Leslie
Oberlin
Marion
Toledo
Ohio Association of Real Estate Boards
G.L. Cleveland
Williams
Teaneck
New Jersey
W. H. Conrad
Clevieland
S. S. Normandie
Europe
Conrad
France
Switzerland
Trak
Austria
Germany
Holland
London
England
Mary Shively
Corneil Avenue
Elsmans
Ohio Wesleyan University
Delaware
Joseph Rump
Medina
Vincent Rumph
Harry MecCleer
Berkeley
California
Elizabeth Rich
Sixteenth Street
Anna Sheppard
Park Avenue
Georgia Merrifield
Seventh Street
Brewster
Mabel Loshelder
Elyria
Merrifield
Miss Therese Yuronich Bride‑to‑Be Showered in Elyria Event
A miscellaneous shower for Miss Therese Yuronich was hosted by Mrs. Stella Visniski and Mrs. Stephen Visniski at 352 Eleventh Street. She will wed Stanley Visniski on October 3 at St. Mary's Church. Prizes in bunco went to Mrs. Sutton Mrs. Paster and Mrs. Oniel. Miss Helen Yaronich won a special prize. A two course luncheon featured garden flowers in the decor and guests from Elyria Berea and Vermilion attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles MicCulliough
Treva Bishop
Nina Bishop
Lois Wiech
Ease River Street
Banco
Bunco
Ruth Fusser
Berenica Bishop
Ellen Fieming
McCullough
Ruth Cook
Harriet ‘Smythe
Oberlin
Mabel McCulouch
Marge McCullough
Kipton
Viola Castle
Harry Ross
Lulu Foitér
Berenice Bishop
Maxine Shively
Esther Fleming
Ellen Fleming
Agnes Kubus
Therese Yuronich
Stella Visniski
Stephen Visniski
Eleventh Street
Miss Yuronich
Stanley Visniski
St. Mary's Church
Buneo
Sutton
Paster
Oniel
Helen Yaronich
Yaronich
Elyria
Berea
Vermilion
Hospital Admissions and Discharges Page Summary
Admissions include Mrs. Albert Dill of 316 No Olive St and Mrs. Clif ford Harrell of Cleveland. Discharges list Rosemary Bennett of Grafton, Mrs. Mike Olenik of 134 Ejibe St, Amy Baisch, Valley City, and Mrs. Edward Fritnit of Amherst.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Dill
No. Olive St
Clifford Harrell
Cleveland
Rosemary Bennett
Grafton
Mike Olenik
Ejibe St
Amy Baisch
Valley City
Edward Fritnit
Amherst
Platforms Of Major Parties At First Meeting Of Women Club
Elyria Business and Professional Women club hosts 45 members and guests at First Congregational Church for a fall dinner. Elizabeth Rich outlines year committees as Harold Ewing of the Young Men’s Democratic Club and FL A Stetson of Lorain County Republican Executive Committee discuss Democratic and Republican platforms in a cordial exchange.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria Business and Professional Women’s Club
First Congregational Church
Edith Terrell
Funk
Chapman
Miss Hecock
Harold Ewing
Young Men’s Democratic Club
FL. A. Stetson
Lorain County
Republican Executive Committee
Ewing
Stetson
National Club
Besse Douglas
Fern Gates
Claire Williams
Le Pont Club Hosts Scrapbook Night at Mrs Foster’s
Mrs Russell Foster entertained Le Pont club members and friends at her West Bridge street home. James Lance Wight, son of Mrs Carroll Wight of Wellington, was honored with a gift from members as guests made scrap books for the baby. Miss Cora Bassett will host the group on an announced date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell Foster
le Pont Club
West Bridge Street
James Lance Wight
Carroll Wight
Wellington
Cora Bassett
YWCA Announces Class Schedule with WPA Courses
The YWCA lists seven classes for the year with three under WPA direction. Members enter free. non members pay small per class fees. Registration opens Friday October second. classes may be dropped if fewer than eight enroll.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WPA
Evelyn Brillhart
Edna Gray Johnson
Roma Bader
Helen T. Berthoff
Farewell Party Planned for Miss Maddock at Church
Various organizations will honor Miss Maddock with a farewell party at the Church of Christ Thursday evening in her city. She has long served as a faithful church member and missionary in India. She leaves next week for Jacksonville Florida to reside in a church supported home. The program begins at eight and all members and friends are invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of Christ
Miss Maddock
India
Jacksonville
Florida
Fortnightly Club Meets Thursday for Lunch Hosted by Murbach
Mrs. Murbach will host the Fortnightly luncheon at her Washington avenue home Thursday at 1 p.m. replacing the earlier plan to meet with Mrs. Fauver. Mrs. King Fauver assists. Each member may invite a guest. Dean Thomas W. Graham of Oberlin School of Theology will give a travel talk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Murbach
Washington Avenue
Fauver
King Fauver
Dean Thomas W. Graham
Oberlin School of Theology
Franklin P T A prepares first meeting of year
The Franklin P T A sets a Thursday afternoon start at 3 15 with Miss Homa Bader leading songs. Mrs Cheney the school principal introduces teachers and pupils from Miss Hayses and Miss Yoder rooms. Dr Leonard Harris speaks on Family Health detailing a theme Successful Family Living. Membership dues include a year booklet. Refreshments by Mrs Carl Taylor and committee. St Agnes Junior Dramatic Club meets Thursday October first at 4 30 in church basement for planning the year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin P.T. A
Homa Bader
Cheney
U Rged
Franklin School
Carl Taylor
St. Agnes Junior Dramatic Club
Moorish Spain Population Note on Page 3
The article states 10th century Moorish Spain in the southern half of the Peninsula had a population larger than today’s Spain, highlighting demographic prominence of that era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spain
Chicken Supper at North Eaton Church Friday
Church hosts chicken supper at North Eaton on Friday October 2 at 6 PM. Tickets priced at 35 cents for adults and 20 cents for children. Proceeds support church activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Eaton Church
Also Mentioned on This Page
Tufford
Country Club Women Golfers
Syria
YWCA
Division L
2Nd Congregational
Earl Jolley
Lake Avenue
Anna Bruehler
Richard Koehn
Eileen Jolley
Fred Ernshaw
Madeline Ratena
Ruth Pickett
Henry Swesey
Tattersall Court
Legion
Legion Auxiliary
Sth
Ashland
Josephine Mischka
Harrison Street
Legion Home
Elyria Men’s Bible
Rivoli Theatre
Paul Wainwright
H. J. Cordier
Claude Wigfield
Girl Scouts
Troop 2
Scout Roost
Oberlin Road
Shirler Hall
Adl Povol
Yirn
Lea Toilayt
Dr. Neighbour
Moise
F. Loose
The
Red Cross
American Red Cross
Paul S. Murphy
Myers
Garry C. Myers
Elyria Yarn Shop
Redington Block
Virginia
Temple Beauty & Barber Store
Yuronich
East Ave
East Avenue
Mrs. Murbach
Thomas Hodgson & Sons, Inc
Concord Worsted Mills
Concord, NX. H
GLOBE
Estelle Lyon
Mgr
Middle Ave
Johnston
Utah Sauffman
Mauric
Broad Street
Over Haserodt’s Jewelry Co
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