Coming Marriage Revealed At Comraderie Club Dinner
At a Bitters Olmsted Falls dinner, Comraderie Club members received surprise news of Miss Betty Anne Scheibel and James Willard Brown plans. The ceremony is set for Sunday May 22 at 1 45 pm in the Second Congregational parsonage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bitters
Olmsted Falls
Betty Anne Scheibel
Carl Scheibel
Spruce Street
James Willard Brown
Elyria
North Carolina
A. E. Kemp
Second Congregational Church
Missy Roseana Padley
Mary Inez Walsh
Dana Perkins
Elmer Standen
Elwin Shay
Scheibel
Joseph Padley
Perkins
Center Ridge Road
Senior Girl Reserve plan meeting outlined by committees
Mrs Elsworth Schneider presided at the morning coffee as the Senior Girl Reserve committee and advisors from Jefferson Junior and Senior Friendship clubs met. Announcements included a high school assembly today and Mother daughter banquets on May 6 and May 1 with a Lakewood YWCA trip discussed for Friday. A May 14 dinner with a Cleveland speaker was set, and reports from club advisors summarized past activities and future plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elsworth Schneider
Jefferson
Junior Friendship and
Jefferson Friendship Clubs
Senior Friendship Club
Lakewood
Friendship Club
Cleveland
Schneider
Mabel Ellis
Ralph Standen
Russell Francis
Margaret Edwards
George Novetny
Helen Shively
Earl Lautenselever
Return To Elyria After Wedding
Mr and Mrs Henry Hunt returned to Elyria last night after their Covington Kentucky wedding on Monday April The bride Inez Todd was the former The service was read by Reverend Harry King at the Methodist church parsonage in Covington at twelve thirty o'clock Mr Hunt works for the National Tube Co and the couple reside at 359 Brace avenue Also Tau Kappa Beta sorority hosted Miss Katherine Fisk at a shower hosted by Mrs Thomas Dean at 248 Columbus street Miss Fisk will marry Albert Orne Jr on April 27 and will move to Chicago after the wedding Members elected Mrs Robert Kiely treasurer and prizes were awarded to Mrs Robert Banville and Mrs Chifford Roe at a bridge party A luncheon for Miss Margaret Wyszynski was hosted by Mrs Kenneth Sexton and Mrs James Cox on Park Avenue in green and white A group of Wyszynski office colleagues presented a home gift and the bride elect will wed John Basinski on April 13 at Holy Cross church Open church observance and church open ceremony noted
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Ladies Sodality
Holy Cross Church
Margaret Wyswyriski
Sodality
Adecha Ozminski
Helen Wyszynski
Pauline Dobrowski
Nettie Niegowski
Mildred Karmel
Margaret Wyszynski
Helen Ozminski
Leona Morske
Lucille Tarrowsk
Irene Wizorex
Ida Janowicz
Mary Kaminski
Sophie Dobrowski
Henry Hunt
Elyria
Covington
Kentucky
Inez Todd
Harry King
Hunt
National Tube Co
Brace Avenue
Tau Kappa Beta Sorority
Katherine Fisk
Thomas Dean
Columbus Street
Fisk
Albert Orne Jr
Chicago
Uinon
Robert Kiely
Robert Banville
Chifford Roe
Kenneth Sexton
James Cox
Park Avenue
Wyszynski
Ernest Holmes
H. H. Neptune
Mesdames Clara Taylor
Vern Jackson
Max Ror
Cora Kuss
The
Esther Sooy
Nellie Muller
Helen Farmer
Dorothy Koontz
Esther Sunere
Jeanette Sibey
Hos‘tesses
Miss Wyszynski
John Basinski
Entertains Galax Mrs Carl J Friesson at Lakewood Home
Entertainer Mrs Carl J Friesson hosted Galaxy guests at 2293 Ogontz Avenue Lakewood. Flowers on display and contract games concluded with prize winners Mrs Robert Jones Mrs Richard Gollmar and Mrs Arthur Robishaw. A supper was served at two small tables. Mrs Gollmar will host next party at 231 Thirteenth Street on Tuesday April 23. Ths Chicken Tried 23¢ from Blaine s 216 Second St.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Galax
Carl J. Friesson
Ogontz Avenue
Lakewood
Galaxy
Robert Jones
Richard Gollmar
Arthur Robishaw
Thirteenth Street
Twelve Members Obligated By Aux Knights of St John
Twelve members were obligated after dinner for 80 Auxiliary to Knights of St. John at K of C hall Tuesday. A bouquet from Mrs Resar decorated the table. President Mrs Elizabeth Galloway opened the meeting. Plans were laid to observe the 35th anniversary of the Ladies Auxiliary and the Woman's Club under Mrs J G Kiser. Members are to receive Holy Communion in a body at the 8 o'clock Mass Sunday April 81 in St Marys church. A bingo party was planned for April 24 in St Marys hall. Mrs Carl Hollup won a trip to Rochester NY to attend the National and International convention June 23. District No 9 meeting announced for Ian Ridgeville on Sunday April 29. Games followed the business meeting. May 3 will be poppy shop at Sandusky Soldiers and Sailors Home. The American Legion Auxiliary invites those interested in watching poppy making. District presidents to attend and assist in receptions. Mrs Ida Hanson chairs the local event. Ruth Hichwine collecting items for the Orphans Home in Xenia. Donations of toys and books requested. Special prize awarded to Mrs Carrie Streicher. Center for the Sightless donation voted for a cutting machine for rubber mats. May 2 mother daughter affair and May dance. May 14 dinner meeting with Mrs Lynn Perry expected. Spring flowers enhanced the refreshments. hostesses were Tenore Collins, Betty Daykin, Frieda Refenning, Catherine Smith. About 20 members attend district conference in Lorain today. Rose Kremer delegate and Edith Hearne alternate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knights of St. John
K of C Hall
Resar
Elizabeth Galloway
Ladies Auxiliary
Woman's Club
J. G. Kiser
St. Mary's Church
St Mary's Church Hall
Carl Hollup
Rochester New York
District No. 9
Ian Ridgeville
Sandusky Soldiers and Sailors Home
American Legion Auxiliary
Ida Hanson
Ruth Hichwine
Xenia
Junior Activities Group
Lynn Perry
Tenore Collins
Betty Daykin
Frieda Refenning
Catherine Smith
Lorain
Rose Kremer
Edith Hearne
Ate Ee
Lambda Chi observes anniversary at Miss Shepard home
Members were entertained Tuesday evening at Miss Jean Shepard’s home with a short business meeting. Plans were made for a Mother's Day event and Lambda Chi’s 14th anniversary. Four charter members included Mrs. Rennie, Mrs. Goodspeed, Miss Grege, and Mrs. Ropp. Bridge prizes went to Mrs. Saussler and Miss McMullen. Hostess plated pastel desserts. next gathering set for Mrs. Wagner on West River Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lambda Chi
Jean Shepard
Lambda , Chi
Lindy Lodge
Willam A. Rennie
Herman Goodspeed
Joyce Grege
Tnegdere Ropp
Elizabeth Chapman
Durham
North Carolida
Myron Saussler
Marjore McMullen
Jack Wagner
West River Street
Hospital Admissions and Discharges Noted in Area List
Hospital admissions include Thomas Dicken son of Forest View Farms Mrs Don ald Barber of 378 Furnace Street William Haney of 138 Abberean Clifford Salzman at 618 12 Ladi Street and Eldon Pearce LaGrange Mrs Marion Gossman with baby girl at No 8 Water Street Baby Girl Cowling 449 Eighth Street Edgar Herzog 239 Sixth Street Mrs Earl Smith R D No 3 and Mrs Hay Samar Grafton Road. Discharges list Robert Butts 319 Stanford Avenue Raymond Weir 139 Bellefield Avenue Mrs Paul Biddinger Graf ton Mrs Myron Song 218 Foster Avenue and Mrs Earl Smith.
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Thomas Dickenson
Forest View Farms
Donald Barber
Furnace Street
William Haney
Abberean
Clifford Salzman
Ladi Street
Eldon Pearce
LaGrange
Marion Gossman
Water Street
Girl Cowling
Eighth Street
Edgar Herzog
Sixth Street
Earl Smith
R. D
Hay Samar
Grafton Road
Robert Butts
Stanford Avenue
Raymond Weir
Bellefield Avenue
Paul Biddinger
Grafton
Myron Song
Foster Avenue
Grand Opera and Library Social Busy in Elyria and Cleveland
Last night in Cleveland and Elyria hosted social events and cultural outings. Grand Opera friends attended at Cleveland’s venue while Elyria Library staff joined a Medina district conference. Attendees included Ralph and Elaine Cole, Eleanor Armstrong, Kathryn Barnes, Helen Townsend, Marguerite Merthe, Jeanne Wagner, Dorothy Lite, and former Elyrians F M Shelton. Also noted were visits by Mrs Carl Gibson’s relatives, Tannhauser performances, and local official dinners. Births announced include a daughter to Mr and Mrs Fuller Bogart of Akron and two Elyria Memorial Hospital births for Haswell and Garber families. Residents Jim Terrell and others recover from surgery, while Eagles Auxiliary social events and bingo plans were reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Ralph Cole
Elaine Cole
Adeline Shindler
Eleanor Armstrong
Kathryn Barnes
George Tulk
Helen Townsend
Doris Todd
Marguerite Merthe
Jeanne Wagner
Jane Geisel
Elyrians
F. M. Shelton
Edna Moore
Evelyn Charlotte Brooks
Linda Cuyler
Mary Ingersoll
Marian Lord
Dorothy Lite
Elyria
Medina
Lord
Carl Gibson
Second Street
Mabelle Seagraves
Jim Terrell
Harwood Street
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Robert Burns
Middletown
Ohio
T. D. Goodwin
Adelbert Avenue
8. J. Garrett
Union City
Michigan
Donald Garber
Garber
Furnace Street
Arthur Glass
Wall
First Baptist Church
Richard M. Timms
Ohio Street
New York City
Calendar Notes From Local Societies and Clubs
Auxiliary and church groups meet for installations and socials. Dames of Malta install officers with Trefoil leader and Hazel Gibson. Mission Club at First Congregational and Second Congregational church social at 7 30. St Pauls Brotherhood hosts a father son banquet at 6 30. Mission Band meets at U P church after school. Auxiliary FLW fast meets at 8 in Woodman hall for installation practice. Women’s Missionary Society at First Baptist elects officers including Mrs F A Yost. president Mrs Clyde Bennett opens with song. Reports and committee elections follow. new Reserve Mission in Huntington discussed. Miss Bessie Downing’s devotional draws on Romans 10 18. Mrs Yost and Mrs Gegenheimer sing. messages from mission fields read.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rollin E. Hinkson
Dames of Malta
Hazel Gibson
Grant Street
Easy
Miriam McIntire
Marshall
Cora May Walton
Congregational Church
Second Congregational Church
St Pauls Brotherhood
U. P
Augsliary
Fast No
Woodman Hall
Her
Students Present Program at High School PTA Meeting
Elyria High School PTA last evening in the auditorium featured a student panel discussion on "The Students Point of View on Some of the Things We Want to Know" with music by the high school band directed by Howard R. Huston. Kenneth Boylan presided as reports were given by committees and plans announced for a Friday dance from 8 15 to 11 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
P.T. A
Boylan
Mansfield
W. Botamer
E. T. Hendricks
Margaret Edwards
Earl Lautenschleger
Edith Kelly
Jean Tattersall
Eli Dutch
Eleanor Carr
Paul Irion
YWCA Bible Hour Opens Ephesians Study With Miss Edna Gray Johnson
The YWCA Bible Hour continues its five class series tomorrow morning with Miss Edna Gray Johnson guiding a study on Ephesians. A coffee hour was held last Thursday before the session, organized by the religious education committee. All women are invited to attend, and a continuation at 10 o clock will cover the book’s city of Ephesus and introductory notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Y. W. Coa
Edna Gray Johnson
Y. W
Religious Education Committee
Miss Johnson
Ephesus
Birthday Surprise For Bonnie Lou Black At 439 West Eleventh
Bonnie Lou Black was surprised on her birthday when Mr and Mrs Harold Horace and Ritta Ritter hosted a six o clock dinner at 439 West Eleventh Street. The gathering featured a birthday cake, dinner, games, music, and gifts for the guest of honor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bonnie Lou Black
Harold Horace
Ritta Ritter
West Eleventh Street
Rummage Sale At Former Farm Implement Site
A community rummage sale is planned for Saturday at the former Farm Implement site hosted by the Rainbow M. E. church class. Proceeds benefit church programs and youth activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. E. Rainbow
Future Plans for Junior Friendship Club April May
Members of the Junior Friendship Club cabinet outlined plans for April and May at their regular monthly meeting. Events include a tureen supper with games and a splash party on April 22 and the annual mother daughter banquet May 6 chaired by Ann McClellan. A May 14 business meeting will be followed by a sing, with Tournament Day May 20 and a hike and cook out for cabinet members on May 27. A June 7 farewell breakfast for sophomores is planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joan Smith
Senior Friendship Club
Margaret Wenner
Jefferson Friendship Club
Junior Friendship Club
Pat Standen
Exchange Seeds and Bulbs at Woodland Avenue Meeting
Mrs H Brillhart hosted Division C of Second Congregational church on Woodland avenue Tuesday afternoon for 16 members. Two new members Mrs Jensen and Mrs Hollis joined. Devotional led by Mrs BE Huneke, program by Mrs Dana Fox. A seed and bulb exchange was featured. Next meeting May 14 at Mrs Claude Terry’s home on Eighth Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Brillhart
Woodland Avenue
Second Congregational Church
Jensen
Hollis
BE. G. Huneke
Dana Fox
Claude Terry
Eighth Street
Olin
Plan Theatre Party at Cleveland Playhouse Meeting Notes
Members of the Iota Ny club planned to attend a Cleveland Playhouse performance on April 24. They met last night with Jane McGuire of Kenyon Avenue. Donkey was the favored diversion and prizes went to Betty Schafer and Eleanor Rhodes. Luncheon was served, and they will meet again in two weeks with Jeanette Sibey of 338 Tenth Street.
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Plan Theatre Party
Lota Ny Club
Cleveland Playhouse
Jane McGuire
Kenyon Avenue
Donkey
Betty Schafer
Eleanor Rhodes
Jeanette Sibey
338
Tenth Street
Riquettes Club Meeting and April Dinner Plans
The Riquettes gathered at Rosemary Ruth's Brownhelm home for a brief business session arranging an April 18 tureen dinner at Evelyn Novak’s 811 Dewey Avenue. A handkerchief shower honored birthdays of Pauline Wolfe, Betty James, Sunny Novak, and Jean Diederick with prizes awarded to Gertrude Finnegan and Jean Diederick. Guests included Mrs. Finnegan of Amherst and Judy Ruth of Brownheim. the group will meet May 7 at Ethel Ryan's 320 Blaine Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosemary Ruth
Brownhelm
Evelyn Novak
Dewey Avenue
Pauline Wolfe
Betty James
Sunny Novak
Jean Diederick
Gertrude Finnegan
Amherst
Judy Ruth
Brownheim
Ethel Ryan
Blaine Street
Girl Reserves Meet With Plans For Barn Dance
Betty Mae Waldron led a Tuesday devotional with candy sales and talk of April 20 candidates at the school. W. CL AL plans were discussed for a barn dance and a report on the Inter-club council meeting last Saturday. The mother-daughter party on May 10 was planned and Rita Ritter will lead the next devotional. Afterward the group played baseball outdoors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Mae Waldron
W. CL
Inter-club Council
Rita Ritter
Dinner For Literary Club Hosts And Guests
Miss Claire Williams oversaw a three course dinner for fourteen at Mrs Krieg's West aeenue with two guests Mrs Henry Ing ersoll Sr and Mrs Mabel Hark. Moose Club election officers to be chosen tomorrow April 10 at Moose Club Rooms from 12 to 8 p.m with refreshments in the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claire Williams
Literary Club
Krieg
West Aeenue
Henry Ingersoll Sr
Mabel Hark
W. O. McClellan
Eastern Heights Boulevard
Moose Club
House Committee
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Otely
Dorothy Funk
Mabie Little
St John’s Young Ladies’ Society
Harry Schultz
Ruth Niemeyer
Harvey Behring
Carl Gerber
Prin
Cant Niemeyer
Shermar Mellinger
Cenfer
Wade Reynolds
Peter Springer
Broadtreet
Tom Robson
William Rennie
Northwest
Elyria Day
Underwood
Mather Goods
the Loomis Co
Kiddie Ave
Phowe
Mrs. Cook
Aux
Earl Cook
Fifteenth Street
Robert Copas
Gerry Copas
Canton
Ells Higgins
Greenlee Haynes
William Birktine
Beebe Court
Georgia Birkline
John McConville
Blaine’s
Second St
American Legion Aux
Empolyed
Young Women’s League
Enid Bunting
Alberta Adams
Ways and Means
Leona Callahan
Doni Standen
Thelma Helfrich
Mildred Scott
Louise Styles
Winifred Seward
Sylvia Cnervenka
Helen Zechman
Esther J. McConihe
Ted
Zyshvon Sproterpe
Coca
Elle
Tadies
Auxiliary of
Eagles
Eagles Hall
Beatrice France
Lessat Schmidt
Tme
Townsend Club No. 2
Fred Cowles
Nettie Kieffer
Sam Johnson
Harold Pember
Fred Kelble
Entertainmnt
John Surdock
British Empire Club
Norman Keisinger
Jolly Five
Mel Brown
Methodist Church
Marion
Miss Bartter
First Methodist Church
PTA
Merthe
Ywca Bible Hour
Gek
Valve
Sy-co
An , Te
Mystic
Edison
C.h.mertker CO
Belle Sharmeer
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