Rosemary Remar Chooses May 1 For Her Marriage
Rosemary Remar has chosen Saturday May 1 for her wedding to Wendell Perkins. The open church ceremony will take place at St Agnes church with Rev Leo Brissel officiating. Remar, daughter of Mr and Mrs John Remar of Chicago, lives at 115 Madison street. Perkins is son of Mr and Mrs Lee W Perkins of 630 Ledi street. A miscellaneous shower was held for the bride elect at the Elyria Woman's club with about 3 guests. Hostesses were her grandmother Mrs Fabian Brada and aunts Mrs FP Brada Mrs John Brade Mrs John Denich Mrs Joseph Brada and Mrs Joseph Smarvch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mss
Rosemary Remar
Wendell Perkins
St. Agnes Church
Leo Brissel
Miss Remar
John Remar
Chicago
Madison Street
Lee W. Perkins
Ledi Street
Wes
Westlay
Elyria Woman’s Club
Fabian Brada
FP. Brada
John Brade
John Denich
Joseph Brada
Joseph Smarvch
Robert Lee and Janet Waldo wed in Hollywood
Elyria born writer and radio producer Robert Lee married Janet Waldo of Hollywood in a Hollywood ceremony. Lee, son of Clare M. Lee, co authored musical Look Ma I’m Dancing and produces the radio show Call for Music. The couple plan to visit Ohio in June.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holywood
Cali
Robert Lee
Elyria
Clevelands
WHK
Army Air Corps
Afusic
Jeroe Laurence
Ho Irwood
Mr. Lee
Ohio
Bethel Shrine Officers Host Evening At Elyria Club
Bethel Shrine officers including retiring worthy high priest Selah Strong and retiring matchman Wesley Goodell entertained officers and committee chairmen at the Elyria Woman's Club. Blue yellow and white decor, daffodils, sweet peas, and three-color tapers highlighted the event with bridge prizes and a late Dutch supper for about 60 guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Selah Strong
Shepherds
Wesley Goodell
Bethel Shrine
Order of the White Shrine of
Frieda Latimer
Diana
Bridge
Mixed Dance by Lewis Rhineet and His Blue Banner Boys
A dance by Lewis Rhineet and his Blue Banner Boys sponsored by Eaton P T A at Eaton School on April 2. Admission details unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis Rhineet
His
Blue Banner Boys
Eaton P. T. A. Eaton School
Adm. le
Personal notes from Elyria and Cleveland banquets and births
Mrs. Ted E Seward and Mrs James O Connor of Elyria hostesses at a Bishop Hoban banquet for Catholic Charities speakers division in Cleveland. Nurses Margaret Roberts and Mary Aicarthy connected to Elyria and Lorain. Several residents plan Washington visits. Hospital updates report Mrs Chester Lament recovering from surgery in Elyria Memorial Hospital with visitors welcome. Day family back from trips to Washington and Tidewater. Elyria area births include a March 31 girl to Mr and Mrs Leonard Wycosky and a March 3 girl to Mr and Mrs LaVerne Forithofer Avon, plus a son born to Mr and Mrs Sam La Cresse on April 1 at Elyria Memorial Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ted E. Seward
James O'Connor
Elyria
Alice Knechtges
Grafiom
Mary AicCarthy
Lorain
Edward F. Hoban
Catholic Charities Corporation
Hotel Carter
Cleveland
Margaret Roberts
West River Road
Babies and Children’s Hospital
Clevelane
University Hspital
Fifth Street
Gerald O'Connor
Thirteenth Street
Wayne Martin
Park Avenue
Washington, D.C
Chester Lament
High Street
Elyria Memorial Hospital
George Day
Gulf Street
Washington
D.C
Tidewater
Williamsburg
Virginia
Evelyn Marie Yourt
Marjorie Young
New York City
W. J. Young
Middle Avenue
Leonard Wycosky
Euclid Street
Ely
Mock Convention Planned by Public Speaking Group
Institute of Public Speaking and Human Relations members plan a mock political convention Friday at 8 p m in the Y W C A gym. The event features three parties City Slickers Cowboys and Country Hicks with candidate slates and campaign speeches open to the public. Moosehaven chair Mrs Carl Calkins hosted a committee gathering at 414 Cleveland Street with prizes awarded to Mrs Albert Detar Mrs Paul Olah and Mrs Samuel Wolfe and lunch served. The date for the next meeting will be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Institute of Public Speaking and Human Relations
Nation
City Slickers
The
Cowboys
Country Hicks
Moosehaven
Carl Calkins
Cleveland Street
Albert Detar
Paul Olah
Samuel Wolfe
Calendar of Tonight’s Local Club Meetings
Several groups convene this evening including Democratic and Pilgrim Congregational women, General Women’s Council at First Christian Church with Froth and Broth, Leader’s Council at YWCA on Ship of Surprise, and St Paul’s Gould Family Night hosted by Circle 5. Various associations gather at 7 to 8 p.m. across Elyria venues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Democratic Women’s Club
Pilgrim Congregational Women’s Association
General Women’s Council
First Christian Church
Catholic Study Club No. 4
J. A. Becker
Pasadena Avenue
Northwest Encampment
Oberlin
Elyria Checker Club
YM. C. A. Franklin P.-T. A
Woodworth
Allen P.-T. A
Hospital discharges and a rummage sale listing
Hospital notes include Mrs Delbert Tingler with a baby boy born at 2574 West Avenue and Mrs Francis Gerhart of Avon, plus other discharge names and addresses. A rummage sale advertises girls coats suits and dresses sizes 10 to 16, men’s top coat size 40, on Friday and Saturday at 204 East Broad Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delbert Tingler
West Avenue
Francis Gerhart
Avon
Richard Klausner
Lakewood
Paul Lescher
Sumner Street
Harold Keiper
R. D
Bello Johnson
Columbus Street
E. Broad St
Career Women in Washington Described by Miss Root
Miss Harriet Roo of Lorain described career women in Washington at the Elyria AAUW meeting held at Mrs. Will Thomas’s home. She praised Bris Hattie Carraway as a capable, genial senator and lauded Mary Norton and Mary Chase Smith for their legislative impact and public service. She noted post Civil War access for women in government and highlighted contributions from Frances Bolton, Frances Perkins, Rosa Clapper, Katherine Lenroot, and Nelle Tayloe Ross. Reservations noted for April joint dinner with Oberlin Branch at First Methodist Church. Bake sale by Army Air Forces Mothers announced for April 5 9-12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Harriet Roo
Lorain
United States Information Service
Roosevelt
Elyria
American Association of University Women
Will Thomas
Columbus Street
Bris
Hattie Carraway
Miss Root
Mary T. Norton
New Jersey
Mary Chase Smith
Maine
Miss Reot
Australia
Clara Barton
White House
Ledr
Aliss Root
Miss Root Mentone
Frances Bolton
Frances Perkins
Raximena Clapper
Katherine Lenroot
Nelle Tayloe Ross
United States Mint
Oberlin
First Methodist Church
J. Clare George
Marion Crowder
Pier Nielsen
R. J. Dreisbach
Charles Persons
Edne Jones
Stella Ream
Five Circles Of Magyar Church Held Meeting
The Rev. Sandor Babos spoke at the Magyar Evangelical and Reformed church quarterly meeting, detailing Manchuria work with slides. Delegates to the Lorain County Regional Women's Guild Meeting were named, and circles reported fund contributions to the church building fund and Babes mission. An Easter donation was announced and a mother daughter banquet plan was set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sandor Babos
Manchuria
Circles
Magyar Evangelical and Reformed Church
Babos
Joseph Beregszaszy
James Sabo
John Takacs
Joseph Bara
Beregszaszy
Joseph Salata
John la Pgs
Albert Messaros
Tthe
Lorain County
Women’s Guild
Lorain
John Palaggin
Emil Kasper
Salata
Bara
Circle No. 4
Circle No. 4 Had Contributed $200 To the Church Building Fund
Circle No. 3
L. G. Novak
Five Circles
Babes Mission Fund
Circle No. 1
Auxiliary Party Is Successful
About 200 persons attended the card party sponsored by the Ladies Auxiliary to the Eagles in Eagles hall Tuesday evening. Organized by the Auxiliary ways and means committee with Mrs. Leone Wolters as chairwoman. Prizes were awarded for high scores at each table with Mrs. Nellie Burton receiving a special prize. A sandwich course was served by Mrs. Ann Kelley and her committee. The Dames of Malta held a social at Mrs. Dorothy Sayers 209 George street with a 7 p.m salad course for 26 officers. Ann Bright and Irma Schnarr hosted. Pink and white sweet peas and matching favors decorated the table. After the meeting games followed with prizes awarded. Officers present included members from both current and past terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies Auxiliary
Eagles
Eagles Hall
Ways and Means
Leone Wolters
Bairman
Nellie Burton
Ann Kelley
Dames of Malta
Airs
Dorothy Sayers
George Street
Ann Bright
Irma Schnarr
Fish Fry and Rummage Sale Notice at Local Churches
Fish Fry every Friday by United Polish Club at 115 Oberlin Road with meals served in the evening. A rummage sale is set for Saturday April 3 starting at 8 a.m. in St. Mary's church basement. The LaGrange St. class presents the mystery play Hobgoblin House on Thursday and Friday evenings. Dr Ray I Smith, dentist, at 25015 Fifth Street offers regular and emergency dental service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Polish Club
Oberlin Rd
LaGrange St
Thursand
P.m
Ray i Smith
Fifth St
Middle Ave
Former Elyrian Bride Married in California on Saturday
On March 20 in Glen Gale California Mrs Mary Lee Hiskey wed Michael J Marelocke at Wee Kirk of the Heather. The bride daughter of Mr and Mrs M E ArcCarty Gainesville Florida wore navy crepe with pink jacket and accessories. Bride taught kindergarten at Trom a Unified and lived in Trona two years. Marelocke son of Mr and Mrs Stephan Marelocke of Lorain Ohio works as expeditor with C C Moore and Company Engineers. A rotating party of 15 Charlotte Eady Guild met in St Andrews parish house with hostesses Mrs Robert Dyke Mrs Harold Parsons Mrs Robert Buttle. Prizes went to Mrs Harold Bramwell Mrs Robert Denman and Mrs Ernest Havlor. The group will meet April 15 after Roy Dickerson lecture. Tax stamps reminder was issued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Lee Hiskey
Michael J. Marelocke
Heather
Gien- Gale
Cal
M. E. ArcCarty
Gainesville
Fla
Lendor Satrum
Glenn Gale
Troma
C. C. Moore and Company, Engineers
California
Western Automatic Machine Screw Company
Fifneen
Charlotte Eady Guild
St Andrew's Varish House
Robert Dyke
Harold Parsons
Robert Buttle
Harold Bramwell
Robert Denman
Ernest Havlor
Roy Dickerson
Easter Sunrise Services Held at Henrietta Church
Florence church hosted Easter sunrise services at 6 30 p m conducted by Dr Thompson of Norwalk due to Birmingham church work. Birmingham morning services proceeded as usual and regular Bible Class gathering at the Humm home featured Mr and Mrs Wettlaufer and other local residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Townsend
Florence Church
Birmingham
Henrietta Church
Thompson
Norwalk
Charles Humm
Rir
Leonard Wettlaufer
Albert Spoerr
George Moon
Ray Callin
Anna Smart
Arthur Coultrip
Emma Hunter
Roy Ennes
Cleveland
Joanne Schropp
Pittsburgh
King Jarrett
Airs
William Morris
Piqua
George Long
Westroad
Milwaukee
Open house offered in Grafton area with single story plan
Open house at 211 Longford and Lake Ave Grafton area invites buyers for a one floor home with one extra large bedroom and 1 or 2 acres. Price range twelve to seventeen thousand dollars. Box 469 Chronicle Telegram.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake Ave
Grafton
O. K
Chronicle- -Telegram
Easter Visits and Illness Mark Local Life Week
Local residents share Easter visits with family across Vermilion and nearby towns. Notable illnesses include Adolph Fullgrabe with rheumatic fever and Mrs Herry Dalton hospitalized after a bout of illness. Several families report improvements and travel to Camp Kilmer and Berlin Heights for care and support.
Senior Class sponsors community fish fry in church annex
Litchfield residents are invited to a fish fry sponsored by the Senior Class on Friday April 2 at 5 30 p m in the Congregational church annex. Mrs John Havsack of Parma visited her mother Mrs Sadie Kruggel. Mr and Mrs Paul Krugsel with Mrs Raymond Morgan and Mrs Harvey were mentioned in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Litchfield
Congregational Church
John Havsack
Parma
Sadie Kruggel
Paul Krugsel
Raymond Morgan
Harvey
Miscel Ladies and Men’s Clothing Friday
The notice lists miscellaneous ladies and men’s clothing available on Friday at 111 Roosevelt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miscel
Roosevelt
Funeral Attends Helen Mabie in Bay Village Thursday
Mohler attends the funeral of Helen Mabie in Bay Village on Thursday. The notice lists many local residents visiting and family gatherings across Elyria Medina and nearby towns, with references to social visits, Easter dinner plans, and a Baptist Ladies Mission gathering scheduled for April 7. It also mentions antiquarian finds and a Moon weight trivia pasted in the same column.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mohler
Helen Mabie
Bay Village
Roy Whitehead
Frances Bobbie
Geor Fratz
Kipton
Sidney Wilson
Medina
Alice Herbert
Clevely
C. H. Sears
Roy Robinson Wooster
Sears
Mery
Cumboga Falls
J. J. Kindy
Spe
Airs
Ben Holmes
David Dilgard
Sandusky
Henry Fehrion
Elyria
Carl Fratz
Donnie Ha
John Fehrion
Carrie Fahrion
Myre
Hal Leach
Kelf Leach
Roger Leich
Asbug College
Wilmore
Will Stine
Oberlin
Pearl Faken
Myron Bar
Lafayette
Harold Voss
Columbus
D. Lloyd
Baptist Ladies Mission Society
B. Ingraham
Barkerhill
H. Wo Zacneyt
Cleveland
Ella Racie
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Cure
Dorothy Funk
Janet Kirby
Janet Waldo
Hollywood
Mrs. Law
David Law
St. Paul's Circle No. 2
Hawthorne Street
Mary Fox
Law
Mischka
Harrison Street
Wayne Queen
Keith Queen
Marseilles Avenue
Wayne
Pire
Cm Bel Y
Queer
Lloyd Fi cd
Doraicd Foley
Sharon
Doneld, Jr
Bareee
Desores
Egey
Sandra Brown
Jacqueline “Een
Robert Stich, Jr
le Roy
Resnolds
Peggy Jenzer
David Jensen
Irwin Beckenroad
Jame Ang Roberts
Clhereree Eckerrose
Gerald Ehrne
Goushier Hendace Lea
Musical Art Society
F. C. Ruth
Fourth Street
Clyde Roth
Franklin
Wa! Sing
East Side Guild
St. Andrew’s Church
Puerto Rico
Clara MacDonald
Lee R Teliel
Dominican Republic
McVeigh Studio
Ridgeville, Ohio
Women of
Army Air Oars Mothers
cle-Telegra
Thurs
Effa Brown
Sun and Times Co
Birkline’s
Birkline
Gabrieleen
Spirals
Magyar Church
Rummage la Sale
St. Mary’s Church
4Th St. Entrante
Auspices
C.D. of
Elyrian
Charlotte Eady
Longford
Great Lakes
Charles Rosa
Melvin Saylor
D. E. Fredrich
Waldron, Mich
Emerson Fredrick
Elkhart
Ind
Carl Webber
Beverly
Carolyn
Sally Balcolm
Lark Clary
Harold Clary
Walter Rothe
Henrietta
Carl Robart
Andy
Ray Helen Visted
Roberts
Martin Weaver
New London
Main Road
Bliss Barnara
South Street
Air
Nelson Lampert
Defiance
Lilmont Watson
Vermilion
Robert Humm
Camp Kilmer
J. W. Green
Richard Kuebler
Berlin Heights
Green
William Gerrick
Walter Aker
Norman Sayler
Huron
Clyde Bernhardy
Milton Sayler
Adolph Fullgrabe
Ted Wilbur
Mary Brechmacher
Bowling Green
Teze Ec
Ray Therminai
Asia
Moon
Welkington
People’s Poultry Imkt
Lynn ‘Brasee
Argyles
Py Kay
Dry Cleaners
Broad ST
the Longies
Merthe
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