Ambstaetter Weds Pusbach At St Andrews Episcopal
Aliss Ethel Ambstaetter of Ridgeville and Harold W. Pusbach of the city were married this afternoon at St. Andrew's Episcopal Church by Rev. Edwin Redhead. After a short trip they plan to reside at Stop 62 Cleveland Road and then at home about April fifteenth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Andrew’s Episcopal Church
Edwin Redhead
Whs
Aliss
Ethel V. Ambstaetter
Ridgeville
Harold W. Pusbach
Umbstaetter-Pusbach
St. Andrews
Cleveland Road
C. A. Umstaetter
J. A. Pusbach
Eastern Heights Blvd
Community Club and Church Events Gather Tonight
Local groups meet across Elyria including Dial and Smile Club, PTA, Sunday School Board, Young People’s League, Daughters of Scotland, and Knights of Pythias. Missionary society hosts meetings at Church of Christ parlors with talks on India and a planned Jenne family reunion set for July 15 at Augesles Beach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dial and Smile Club
Markley
The
Methodist Episcopal Church
Friendship Club Cabinet
W. C. A. Young Peoples League of
Mooseheart Legion
Moose Hall
David J. Nye
Order of DeMolay
10. C
North Olmsted
Woman's Civic Club
Rialto Theater
Chevalier Lodge
Knights of Prihias
Kh. of P. Hall
Security Benefit Association
Cleveland
Masonic Clib
Elks’ Hall
Yolaso Club
Y. W. CA
B. A. Jenne
Amherst
W. H. Jenne
Jenne
Els
Frances Richmond
R. H. Hearn
A. K. Jenne
Frank Richmond
Blanche M. Jenne
Aug
Vue Ril Hearn
Marjarin
Blanche Jenne
Byrd Richmond
M. Minnich
Peter Lashesy
Woman's Anahary Meeting Highlights China Topic
The Woman's Anahary of Andrew's church met in the Guild room with strong attendance. Mrs. Ehtieye and Miz Hendricks hosted and light refreshments were served. Next meeting April 15 features Mrs. Smith and others presenting China’s Relation With the World Changing. Separately, an exhibition by millinery and dressmaking class students runs on the third floor of the Technical High School Building from seven to eight tonight with public invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. H. Gregg
Elza Waldorf
D. Baird
William Copas
Eicher
Noth Eaton
India
Sth
Andrew's Church
China
Massion
William Ehtieye
Miz M. E. Hendricks
Charles J. Smith
Dtin Faxon
Bessie Benedict
Technical High School
Sixth Street
French Club Enterta in High School Delights Members
Le Club de Moliere met at the high school for a monthly program with talks on French provincial customs. Miss Gertrude Taylor introduced Alsace Lorraine and classmates covered Gascogne Provence and Bretagne while Robert Ely reviewed Gibs Realities of French Life from World's Work. Chocolates were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
le Club de Moliere
France
Gertrude Taylor
Alisace-Lorraine
Alberta Shober
Gascogne
Jean Shelly
Provence
Mildred Strickler
Bretagne
Robert Ely
Gibb
Miss Anna Emery Surprised on Fifteenth Birthday
Miss Anna Emery, surprised last evening at her aunt Mrs. R. E. Church's home on Lake Avenue, by friends marking her fifteenth birthday. The color scheme featured pink, with luncheon served at eight o'clock. Attendees included Lillie Silson, Frank Sit, Percy Emery, Clarence Beany, A. L. Randall, Sinner Webber and Eva Dale Webber of Cleveland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Emery
R. E. Church
Lake Avenue
Lillie
Frank
Davfred Sit He Silson
Onc
Percy Emery
This City
Clarence Beany
A A. L. Randall
Sinner Webber
Eva Dale
Cleveland
Pythian Sisters Hold 19th District Convention in Medina
Members from many towns attended the 19th District Convention of the Pythian Sisters of Ohio at the Medina Odd Fellows Hall. Distinguished officers included Minnie Goodrich Carrollton and Caroline Hosfield, with Mrs. Hattie Mott speaking. A May Day breakfast plan and social events followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mesdames Boddy
Howard
Krugman
Smith
Waldron
Myer
Tucker
DeVitney
West
Decker
Brown
Long
Robertson
Seekins
Manzelman
Andrews
Lyberger
Foster
Melton
Barton
Miss Gard
Pythian Sisters
Madina
Prthian Sisters of
Ohio
Odd Fellows Hall
Ohis
Minnie Goodrich
Dover
Semer
Caroline Hosfield
Aaron
N. R
C . Jeanette Ballard
Ida Hen
Torain
Hattie Mott
Pithian Sisters
Medina
Affai
Local Church and Club Meetings Scheduled This Week
The Queen Esther Cucs of the Methodist Episcopal Church will meet after school at Mrs Fr Rucin's home 252 Ninth Street. Bible Study Club hosts Frid afternoon at Mrs Morton Daniels 244 Oxford Court with B Davidson teaching. The Royal Neighbors meet at 7 o clock. Card party and social time follow forthcoming events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esther Cuc
Methodist Episcopal
Fr Rucin
Moreton Daniels
Oxford Court
B. Davidson
Cai Vvet
Rome
Concert Artists at Ridgeville
Union of diverse performers presents a concert in Ridgeville featuring baritone soloists and ensemble players. The program aims to showcase vocal and orchestral works while drawing favorable notices from audiences. A marriage license notice for Everett Wheaton is briefly noted in the same column.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ridgeville
Mucha
Prav.de Cis
Children’s Pictorial Cross Word Puzzle
Puzzle page explains how to solve a pictorial cross word with words starting in numbered squares and entries running across or down. It lists word clues including a relation of tele girls, apportion, a command, a weed used for chewing, a British Isles country, and a settler, plus a note that yesterday’s puzzle was answered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
British Isles
Church luncheon marks Class No 6 meeting in Lorain
Members of Class No 6 of the Methodist Episcopal Church enjoyed a three luncheon at Mrs A M Boyers home on Park Avenue. The public is invited to the Lorain county W C T U Mid Year Institute at United Presbyterian church with a noon luncheon and bring your own sandwiches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Episcopal Church
A. M. Boyer
Park Avenue
Lorain County
W. OC. T. OU
Spring Vacation Notes and Local Visits Across Ohio and Nearby States
Local residents and visitors are listed in a roundup of spring travel and leisure. Names include W M Pier son and family of 120 Mound Street visiting Amherst, Mrs Minnie Jay of 501 Dewey Avenue traveling to Koko mo Indiana, and Dartmouth student Werner Washburn visiting his parents in Hanover New Hampshire. Several social events are noted with Flower Show attendance in Cleveland and an entertainment by Ridgeville First Congregational Church women. The report also mentions Springfield area civic gatherings and an impending opening of Albertus Magnes College in New Haven for Catholic women.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. M. Pier
Mound Street
Carl Swiers
A. J. Stiwald
Amherst
Minnie Jay
Dewey Avenue
Kokomo
Indiana
Werner Washburn
Dartmouth College
Hanover
New Hampshire
Iudge
C. G. Washburn
Harrison Street
Lucy Houserman
J. R. Stearns
C. L. Rawson
A. L. Agate
KH. K. Cochrane
John Rust
Claude Blanchard
Fifth Street
Oberlin College
Chicago
Ibnois
Neighbour
Migs Mer
Imate
First Congregational Church
Ridgeville
Ruth McScellan
C. S. Kelsey Avenue
Frank Hitsman
Ollie Freeman
Diamond Dyes Home Dye Ad Teaches Easy Tinting
Perfect home dying and tinting is guaranteed with Diamond Dyes. Dip in cold water for delicate shades or boil to dye rich colors. Each 13 cent package contains directions. 80 times any woman can tint lingerie silks ribbons waists dresses coats 8 sweaters draperies cogs hangings and more. Diamond Dyes asks you to tell your druggist the material to color and whether it is wool silk cotton or mixed.
Personal notice from Hartford and Cleveland families
Hartford and Cleveland social column notes an upcoming week event for the Blyrd family and a C C Case presence in Bridge Cleveland. The item marks an east heights gathering involving Iarles Eastern and 243 references, with unknown date details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartford
Eastern Heights
Blyrd
CC. C
Cleveland
Card party hosted by Royal Neighbors of America in LaPorte
Royal Neighbors of America Mayflower Camp hosts a card party at Wurst Hall Friday evening April 3 with public welcome. LaPorte Ladies' Aid conducts bake sale Friday April 4 at 10 a.m. at Superior Electric Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royal Neighbors of America
Mayflower Camp
Wurst Hall
LaPorte Ladies’ Aid
Superior Electric Co
Ridgeville Grange Snow Ball Dance At April Event
The Ridgeville Grange hosts a snow ball dance on Friday evening April 3 with Kelley's Orchestra providing music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ridgeville Grange
Kelley
Blue Bird Sweet Shoppe Hosts Supper in church parlor
Ridgeville Southern Division of L. B. F. offers a wholesome lunch and dainty service as lunch options and a supper Friday evening April 3 in church parlor. Adults 40 cents, children 20 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blue Bird Sweet Shoppe
Court Street
Ridgeville
Also Mentioned on This Page
Andrew
Tech Building
Miss Sanker
Yvonne Sanker
Cambridge Street
Donall
Wendaill Merthe
Lorain
Servell Cavers
CC. Merthe
Donald
Wendell
Rt. RB. Heilman and Sons
Bobby and
Jlubert
WPL S
M. E. Church
Women’s Foreign Missionary Society
Als. King
G. A. Reeder
Charles Hill
J. di
Round Table Club
Rankin
John P. Rankin
Earlicourt
Jefferson Boek
Igates
Roger Rodgers
This Orchestra
Weis
Joan Novak
Sulivan
Alter Deshuran
Vy “Anidaons
Aylgraise
Everett
Bourcun
Clair Rebekah Lodge
New London
VN. A. Q. Club
Hugh Kirkbrida
Ninth Street
N. A. Q. Chub
Ray OQ
Dunham
Gratten
William Raesar
E. Broad St
Michael Aulenabcher
North Ridgeville
Mary Bolash
Wes
River St
Edward Pomeroy
Bath St
Paul Sage
LaGrange
Claude Spicer
Carl Kohler
S Ave
Stanley Schultz
Akron
C. Dunlap
Los Angeles
California
Homer Langton
Ohio State University
George Langton
West River Street
G. P. Cox
J.T. Jones
Flora Krugman
Carrie Knoble
Agnes Tuttle
Viola
Kathleen Thomas
Elyria
H. Squire
E. F. Allen
C. C Allen
C. L. Sotherden
Jas. B. Thomas
Canton
Rotary
Albertus Magnes College
America
New Haven
Whitney
Af. E
Elyria Eagles
Walt Glick
Night Hawks
Ruggles Beach
Hall
Churen
Mary Brasselle Marcellist
Broad Street Beatty Shop
Broad
Cowan
Paris
Johnston
Chronicle- Telegram
DAVIS
Synca Powder
Carson's Millinery
Middle Ave
Gourt Street
CQOK
Cook’s Millinery Corner
East Avenue
Second Street
Elks
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