Village Wedding and Society Notes Highlight Local Life
At St Pauls church Rev Einst Irion united Miss Elvera Schroeder and Earl Jolley Jr in marriage. The couple, both Elyria High graduates, will reside at 220 Lake Avenue after a wedding trip. Various society events follow including Eastern Star initiations, Rainbow for Girls meetings, a KellerKohn girls production, and a YWCA program with two hundred attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Jolley, Jr
St. Paul's Church
Einst Irion
Elvera Schroeder
Martin Schroeder
Rawson Court
Earl Jolley
220
Lake Avenue
Mildred Pietch
Robert Niebling
Jolley
Elyria High School
Nautical Party Honors 1st Church Pastor and Wife
At the First Congregational church school a Nautical Party honored Dr. and Mrs. William Muir Auld who sail May fourth to attend the Coronation. Tables formed a wheel with glass boats daffodils and boat models. Auld Lang Syne and a benediction sealed the gathering. New officers were elected for the Four O'Clock club with Mrs. H. G. Hoover as president and Claire Williams as recording secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Congregational Church
William Muir Auld
Manhattan
Auld
Four O'Clock Club
Rodney Rockwood
Seventh Street
H. G. Hoover
George D. Nicholas
S .S. Rockwood
Claire Williams
George Brownell
Guy B. Findley
Heywood Broun
New York World Telegram
Broun
Walker
Harding
William Gibbs McAdoo
Stalin
Roosevelt
Harvard College
Miss Williams
Catholic Study Club Plans Benefit Tea
Mrs. R. J. Rosselot hosted the Catholic Study Club with Mrs. Gene St Marie assisting. Members discussed current events and reviewed The Doctor by Mary Roberts Rhinehart. The Wood Carver of Tyrol by Edmund A Walsh, S. J. was presented. A tea on April 16 at the Woman's club will feature Mary Riley Conrad in Walking Backward Through Rams to benefit the National Council of Catholic Women. The group meets again in four weeks at Mrs Carl Hobert’s Stanford avenue home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. J. Rosselot
Gene St. Marie
Catholic Study Club
S. J. Birkbeck
Doctor
Mary Roberts Rhinehart
Tyrol
Edmund A Walsh
S. J
St. Marie
Woman's Club
Mary Riley Conrad
Rams
National Council of Catholic Women
Carl Hobert
Stanford Avenue
Leader's Council Organized At Y W C A In Tone Of Club Meeting
A Y W C A Leader's Council representing all clubs met for an organization dinner. Mrs Curtis Spence elected president and Mass Harriet Scott secretary. Members include D W McLeod Deane Burns H W Tibball Alice McCracken Margaret Edwards and many club reps. Next meeting May 7 with a report on the June Evaluation Meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Curtis Spence
Mass Harriett Scott
U. W
D. W. McLeod
Deane Burns
H. W. Tibball
Alice McCracken
Margaret Edwards
Mabel Wade
Earl Fauver
Ellsworth Schneider
Grace McCullough
Harriett Scott
Young Women’s League
Dorothy McAlpin
Helen Marquis
Gertrude Heinke
Industrial Athletic Group
Agnes Garber
Lena Pasadyn
Betty Saltesz
Pauline Pasadyn
Donna Chapman
Betty Schaeffer
Middle Steps
Hazel Wilson
Viola Wilson
Blue Triangle
Dorothy Altfeld
Evelyn Fennimore
Y. W
Helen Berthott
Esther Forbes
E. Y W League
E. Y. W. League
Oberlin
Lloyd Taylor
Newell Sims
Paul Rogers
Oberlin A. A. U. W
League of Women Voters
Lorelei Club Plans April Party at Home
The Lorelei club held its regular meeting at Erma McDaniels home on April refuges. Plans were made for a party to be held on April 16 with dessert served by the hostess. The next meeting is scheduled for April 15 at Donna Jean Mertz home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorelei Club
Erma McDaniels
Donna Jean Mertz
Lorain and Elyria Residents Named in Paper Notices
Listings show licenses issued to Mike Basilome 41 car repairman of Lorain and Catherine Secor da 35 of Lorain. Frank Attillo Valentino 23 Lorain steel worker and Mary Viola 17 Lorain. William Gehrke 22 Elyria lobber and Helena Ahigrim 19 110 MendecOUTL Frank Wasukantec 23 Elyria steel worker and Stella So botka 21 Lorain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mike Basilome
Lorain
Catherine Secorda
Frank Attillo Valentino
Mary Viola
William Gehrke
Elyria
Helena Ahigrim
Mendecoutl
Frank Wasukantec
Stella Sobotka
Etta Rockwell Performs at Widening Circle Meeting
Miss Etta Rockwell gave a solo with Mrs Annie Everhard at the piano at East Avenue Baptist church house. Mrs F C Wil ford led the lesson from Ezekiel chapter 43. Refreshments were served by Mrs Ernest Walkden and her committee. The Circle meets again Friday May seventh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Widening Circle
Etta Rockwell
Annie Everhard
East Avenue Baptist Church
F. C. Wilford
Ezekiel
Ernest Walkden
Elyria Bible Class Names New Officers for Sunday Session
New officers will preside when the Elyria Men's Bible class meets Sunday at 9 30 a m at the Y M C A President is C F Preslar with Oscar Rhodes as vice president George Martin as secretary Tom Robson as treasurer Claude Wigfield as song leader Raymond Brunger will sing solos and L B Hindman will teach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria Men's Bible
C. F. Preslar
Oscar Rhodes
George Martin
Tom Robson
Claude Wigfield
Raymond Brunger
L. B. Hindman
Special Guests Help Celebrate Third Anniversary Meeting
The Junior Protected Home Circle aided the Senior organization in observing its third anniversary with a gathering at Iho F Hall Supreme Office. Attendees from Sharon Pennsylvania and Cleveland joined the Junior Circle at OOF Hall. The next meeting is scheduled for April sixteenth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sharon Pennsylvania
Cleveland
Hospital Admissions List and Discharges
Merle Goff Jeffer son Ohio Mrs Carleton Smith 225 Sixth street Mrye Charles Wentz 225 Fifteenth street Mra Matt Slack Kipton Stanley Draper R D No 2 Mrs Walter Knistle Amherst Discharges Mire Alexander Ecchke 47% Huron street Mra Wilbert Reitz baby boy 213 Courtland Royal Bruce 293 Lake Avenue Mrs John Ryan 114 Cedar street Mrs Harry Riddle 528 East avenue
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merle Goff
Jefferson
Ohio
Carleton Smith
Sixth Street
Mrye
Charles Wentz
Fifteenth Street
Matt Slack
Kipton
Stanley Draper
R. D
Walter Knistle
Amherst
Mire
Alexander Ecchke
Huron Street
Wilbert Reitz
Courtland
Royal Bruce
Lake Avenue
John Ryan
Cedar Street
Harry Riddle
East Avenue
Local Social Notes Include Arrivals Moves and Births
Misses Alice Bartter and Fare Hargrave travel to Columbus for the weekend. Mrs. John Resar hosts Mrs. Albert Schoff before Schoff returns to Detroit after visits in Lorain and Elyria. The Sage family moves to 502 East Avenue. Riddell family relocates to 333 Denison avenue with Charles Spence Jr. becoming office manager at Spencer Manufacturing. A daughter is born to Mr. and Mrs. Charles Wentz on April second at Elyria Memorial Hospital. Ralph Henry returns to St Jerome College in Ontario after Easter. Another birth reported for Mr. and Mrs Carlton Smith on April 2 at Elyria Memorial. Rev. and Mrs. C. L. Bilker dine with Mr. and Mrs. Howard Woodruff on East Third street. Mrs. Hamman visits Elyria for her mother Mrs Jane Smith’s illness. Mr. and Mrs Mad Slack of Kipton welcome a daughter born April 3 at Elyria Memorial Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell Sage
West Bridge Street
East Avenue
Lee Riddell
Jacqueline
Whitby Road
Cleveland
Denison Avenue
Riddell
C. C. Spenceer Spencer Manufacturing Company
Charles Wentz
Fifteenth Street
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Ralph Henry
St. Jerome College
Kitchener
Ontario
Carlton Smith
Sixth Street
C. L. Bilker
Howard F. Woodruff
East Third Street
I. C. Hamman
Kansas City
Missouri
Elyria
Party Fellows Meeting at Royal Neighbors Event
A card party followed regular Royal Neighbors of America meetings last evening. Three candidates were initiated and prizes awarded to Mrs. Margaret Padley Mrs Emma Dill Mrs Zella Gagen for pinochle while pedro honors went to six players including Ed Malterer and W A Brown. A refreshments course was served by a committee. The group will meet again in two weeks for a tureen dinner at 6:30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keller-Kohn
Jane Gutowski
Patsy Martin
LaVaughn Searight
Frank Baron
Montagnese Brothers
Haydn Twins
Tom Sage
Margaret Ody
Russ Morrison
Royal Neighbors of
America
Margaret Padley
Emma Dill
Zella Gagen
Pedro
Nellie Coen
Lillian Biddle
Lillian Malterer
Ed. Malterer
P C. Biddle
W. A. Brown
Florence Brown
Biddle
Nora Gagen
Bessie Schaefer
Floria Tenonor
Margaret Costa
Linen shower honors Mrs. George Lawson at Porter home
Miss Bernadette Bater and Mrs. Donald Porter hosted a linen shower for Mrs. George Lawson of Grafton. Fourteen guests played bingo with prizes for Miss Josie Mashinsky Elvira first, Miss Virginia Stazy rak second, and Miss Aillene Walker consolation. Tulips blue tapers and silver ribbon graced the salad table while balloons lifted in the living room. The honoree teased hints about a hidden gift by popping balloons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernadette Bater
Donald Porter
George Lawson
Louise Jakelsky
Grafton
Porter
Josie Mashinsky
Elvria
Virginia Stazyrak
Aillene Walker
Ninen
Backwards Party Hosted by Chi-Sa Club Members
Members of the Chi-Sa club held a backwards party at Jane Emerich’s home with a dessert served by the hostess’s mother. Bingo rewarded Viola Doucherty and Rose Feron, and the group adjourned after a business meeting to reconvene in two weeks at Joan Swind’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chi-Sa
Jane Emerich
Viola Doucherty
Rose Feron
Anrilov
Joan Swind
April Parent-Teacher Meetings Announced by Local Associations
Elyria Parent-Teacher Associations schedule events in April. McKinley hosts an executive session and Echoes of District Conference with music. Jefferson features choir under Mass Viola Hargrave, with readings by Frances Brillhart and remarks by Mrs. Frank Spencer on McGuffey. Fathers Night, puppet show, new movie projector, and community singing are planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
McKinley
Jefferson
Mass Viola Hargrave
Witham
Frances Brillhart
Frank Spencer
Willam Holmes McGuffey
Ely Association
Garford Parent-Teacher Association
Edison Parent Teacher Association
Children and Franklin Association
Hamton Association
Woman's Club
Grafton P T A District Conference Report
Delegates Hear reports on the District P T A conference as Hamilton P T A held its April session. S H Swan of the Grafton State Farm spoke on the institution. A playlet Quizzing Quack was staged by Troop 105 Boy Scouts under Ed Gates. Card party planned at Elyria Woman's Club on April eighth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Hadaway
H. C. House
Elizabeth Freese
William Neubiser
P.T. A
Hamilton P.T. A
S. H. Swan
Grafton State Farm
Paul Eckler
Lucille Jenkins
Jack
BI Vinson
Boy Scouts
Ed Gates
Corkill
E. Rodgers
Lesle Maddock
Elyria Woman’s Club
Sponsor Card Party Brightens Elyria Club Evening
Twelve tables hosted by the Elyria Woman's Club for a sponsor card party with Mrs Paul Hubbell as general chairman. Bridge winners were Mrs Sheahan Mrs Draegert and Mrs Orite. Prizes went to Mrs A Hunter and Mrs F Duncan. The refreshment committee was led by Mrs Beesing. East Side Guild held a work meeting at St Andrew's Church with a tureen luncheon and rug projects. Next meeting set for April 15 in the Guild Room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gates School
Elyria Woman's Club
Paul Hubbell
Sheahan
Draegert
Orite
A. Hunter
F. Duncan
Miss Carson
Grace Nau
Maude Denham
Elsie Holle
Heath
Vernon Ross
Dorothy Bartter
R. Beesing
Cheevers
Erneshaw
Palm
Hubbell
Crosby
East Side Guild
St. Andrew's Episcopal Church
Community group meetings and church activities listed
iCalendar Monday evening prayer meeting at Nazarene Church evangelistic services. Susanna Weeley class hosts box supper at Frances Bradley’s home 101 Harvard Ave. Various clubs meet at member homes or venues including Womans Auxiliary VFW and YMC A. Bible classes and P T A gatherings scheduled with times and hosts across Lorain area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Nazarene Church
Susanna Weeley
M. E. Church
Frances Bradley
Harvard Avenue
W. Monschein
Clark Street
Annie Thomas
Gertrude Stephens
Park Avenue
Louise Ding
Townsend Club
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Cascade Lodge No
Women's Auxiliary
Taft
Columbia Club
Canton Lorain
Jefferson P.-T. A
McKinley P.T. A
South End Bible Class
R. C. Baird
7Th Street
Fugitive Crosses His Tracks reviewed by club hostess
Mrs. Frank Spencer led a discussion on Aksel Sandemose's Fugitive Crosses His Tracks at a Research Club meeting hosted by Mrs. Kellogg Day on Park Avenue. Nell Hecock read Twenty Years After by Jeanette Rankin from the Christian Herald. The April 29 meeting moves to Mrs. Fox at Lake Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aksel Sandemose
Frank Spencer
Kellogg Day
Park Avenue
Nell Hecock
Christian Herald
Jeanette Rankin
H. R. Worcester
Pittsfield
Day
D. J. Fox
Lake Avenue
Jolly Ten Club Hosts Charm ing Tea at McClellan Home
Anne McClellan hosted the Jolly Ten Club at 227 Eastern Heights Boulevard with a business session and games. Barbara Bescher and Gwenellen Moore won awards, and a dinner served by the hostess' mother featured pink sweet peas and pink tapers. The group plans to meet again with Gwenellen Moore at 205 Stanford Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anne McClellan
Eastern Heights Boulevard
Jolly Ten
Barbara Bescher
Gwenellen Moore
Stanford Avenue
Hungarian youth group plans May Day dance
The Hungarian Young People’s society met Thursday evening to set plans for a May Day dance. A committee of Mary Lapos, Frank Penzes, Frank Abahaz and Louis Ignazzi was chosen to organize the event. The group also voted to form a boys baseball team for the next session and closed the evening with a game of hearts. Frank Becker attended as a guest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hungarian Young People’s Society
Mary Lapos
Frank Penzes
Frank Abahaz
Louis Ignazzi
Frank Becker
Sunshine club members share thr ee lun cheon and quilting
Eleven members of the Sunshine club met Friday at the home of Mrs Grace Helmnzerling in Harvard for a luncheon and afternoon sewing on quilt blocks. Mrs Lena Klasek of 111 Byington Court will host the club next month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunshine Club
Grace Helmnzerling
Harvard Avenue
Lena Klasek
Byington Court
Gregory I First Monk Pope in 590 Era
Gregory I, a Benedictine follower, became pope in 590, marking the first time a monk held the papal office. He influenced church discipline and liturgical practices during his tenure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gregory I
Benedict
Protected Home Circle Celebrates Third Anniversary
Protected Home Circle held its third anniversary last night at Odd Fellows Hall with dinner for 125 guests. Sharon Pennsylvania locals S H Hadley Richard Thomas Roy Houtz and Mrs Houtz Mrs W R Cubbon and Mr and Mrs J F Cohagen attended plus 25 from Cleveland. Ohio Northern Star Degree Team conducted initiatory work and awards were given to Mrs Stanton and Mrs Gray. Next meeting set for April 16 with Harvey Lewis in charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Protected Home Circle
Odd Fellows Hall
Supreme President
S. H. Hadley
Richard Thomas
Ranh
Roy Houtz
Supreme Guardian
J. F. Cohagen
Cleveland
Ohio Northern Star
Stanton
Gray
Harvey Lewis
Amherst Memorial Day Plans For Grand Legion Observance
The American Legion in Amherst discussed making Memorial Day the largest ever observance with an extensive program. Civic and fraternal groups will be invited to participate and meetings set for April 15 at Town Hall. A committee led by James Brennen will arrange events. Franklin Moebius will lead the Boys State program. A dinner with State Commander Cobb is planned for April 6 at 6:30 p.m. at the Elyria Legion home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion
Amherst
Legion
Town Hall
James Brennen
Harry Sablers
Herman Short
Clyde Donnelly
Hugo Truscello
Franklin Moebius
Elyria Legion
Cobb
Cloverleaf Club Hosts Cards At Minerva Street
Cloverleaf Club members and guest Mrs Henry Ammenhauser played five hundred Friday hosted by Mrs Henry Wowdczikowski on Minerva Street. Prizes went to Mrs George Mengel first Mrs John Michael second and Mrs Fred Ruth third. Lunch followed for 12 at small tables. In three weeks the group will meet with Mrs Maurice Fisch Forest Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cloverleaf Club
Henry Wowdczikowski
Minerva Street
George Mengel
John MiIchael
Fred Ruth
Henry Ammenhauser
Maurice Fisch
Forest Street
Australian visitor speaks on animal life and government
Dr. James Marshall from Kangaroo Valley Australia, representing the 1937 Great Lakes Exposition in Cleveland, addressed the high school chapel assembly Friday morning. The program included scripture read by Robert Laux, two clarinet solos by Samuel Truscello, and piano accompaniment by Miss Dorothy Jones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Marshall
Kangaroo Valley
Australia
Cleveland
Marshall
Robert Laux
Samuel Truscello
Dorothy Jones
Class Meets The Truth Seekers Group for Married Couples
The Truth Seekers class for married couples convenes under a church program formerly called Young Married People. Members discuss faith, family guidance, and practical topics for modern marriage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Truth Seekers
First Evangelical Church Social at Springer Home
Members of the ples class met Friday evening at the home of Mr and Mrs Clayton Springer on South Main street. After devotions a social hour featured games and contests as diversion. Later lunch was served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ples
First Evangelical Church
Clayton Springer
South Main Street
Regular meeting of Junior Walther League held at St Paul church
The Junior Walther League of St Paul Lutheran church held a Friday evening meeting in the church parlors. After a business session and topic discussion, members enjoyed games and contests and shared a late lunch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walther League of
Go to Church Campaign Opens at St. Peter Church
Sunday begins the Go to Church campaign at St. Peter Evangelical and Reformed church from Easter to Pentecost. Rev. Schmidt will speak on In the Shadow of the Gate Beautiful. A German service will be held as part of the observance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Peter Evangelical and Reformed Church
Schmidt
Death of ten day old Loma Huber at Amherst Hospital
Loma, ten day old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Huber of Jackson street, died Friday afternoon at Amherst Hospital. Burial followed today in St. Joseph cemetery, with the O. H. Baker Co conducting the services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loma
Joseph Huber
Jackson Street
Amherst Hospital
St. Joseph
O. H. Baker Co
Lorain Man Fined For Passing School Bus
Jacob Mervis of Lorain was arrested Friday morning for passing a school bus while loading passengers. He was brought before Mayor Cooper and fined one dollar and costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob Mervis
Lorain
Cooper
Worship Cancelled at Brownhelm Congregational Church
There will be no worship service at Brownhelm Congregational Church Sunday morning due to the pastor's illness. Rev. R. E. Albright will not lead. Sunday School will convene at ten o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brownhelm Congregational Church
R. E. Albright
Admissions and discharges listing for Walter Rym and Mrs Joseph Huber
Admission notes show Walter Rym of South Amherst and discharge notes list Mrs Joseph Huber of Jackson Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Rym
South Amherst
Joseph Huber
Jackson Street
Amherst visitors and Lorain callers in a weekend note
Mr and Mrs Wesley Kreezer of Geneva spent the weekend with Amherst relatives called by the general of the latter's grandmother. Mr Maria Stiward and Mrs A C Werner with Mr and Mrs Alger Wilbur were Lorain callers last evening. Mr and Mrs Homer Earl of Cleveland visited Amherst Friday afternoon. J Rohner and Mrs Jessie Webber of Lorain were Amherst visitors Friday. Miss Janet Brown of Cleveland was a recent guest of Mrs F Hy Jenne. Mrs Glen Horst will preach at the Foursquare church Sunday morning on Too Much Talk and Sunday evening on When Negligence Spells Doom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesley Kreezer
Geneva
Amherst
Maria Stiward
A. C. Werner
Alger Wilbur
Lorain
Homer Earl
Cleveland
J. Rohner
Jessie Webber
Janet Brown
F. Hy Jenne
Glen Horst
Foursquare Church
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Lyndon
la Grange
West Liberty
Oak Park
Illiois
Norwalk
Golos
Ethel Wise
Madge Baird
Eleanor Armstrong
Charlotte Thayers
Alberta Fitch
Daisy Standen
Avenue Club
Hand
Rainbow
Frank
Harmon Fellowcraft
Emma Potter
Roy Abbey
Bud Shindler
Walter Davies
Robert Davies
Russell Fisler
Charles Conas
Philip Stock
Evan Griffiths
Jess van Keuren
William Holt
Clair Baker
Nellie Baker
Nellie Rawson
George Bush
Earl Worst
William Easterbrook
Irma van Kennan
New York
Aber
Nautical Party
Club
Y.W.C. A
Elyria Men’s Bible Class
Mrs. Roosevelt
Richard E. Byrd
Harry Emerson Fosdick
Eleanor Roosevelt
National Broadcasting System
Admiral Byrd
Dr. Fosadi
Alice Bartter
Fare Hargrave
Columbus
John Resar
East River Street
Albert Schoff
Detroit
Michigan
Party Fellows Meeting
Aco Amp
Cavalier
Schroll Coal
Guild
iCalendar
Mrs. Spencer
Sons of Union Veterans Auxiliary
Mary Claycomb
Fourth Street
Nina Rhoades
Rhoades
Jessie Contam
Jeanette Arnold
Bond Street
Imperial Furniture Co
Walther League
Abe
Hospital News
Birkline’s
Dinger
Lorain County
Salton
Jericho Road
First Methodist Church
Rose
the Heldmyer Hardware Co
Broad Street
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