Ormsbys Wed In New York Chapel Of Riverside Church
Prof A S Ormsby and Doris Taylor of Massena and Yonkers exchange vows in the Chapel of The Riverside Church New York City Tuesday morning at eleven o clock The Rev Nelson Tibbets officiated Mrs Ormsby a long time Yonkers educator taught in kindergarten She is a Potsdam State graduate and studied at Columbia and St Lawrence Universities Prof Ormsby heads Clarkson College business administration He is a University of Pittsburgh and Columbia graduate with an LL B from Xavier University After a wedding trip they will go to Toledo for a research assignment then spend summers at Lake Titus Adirondacks and reside in Potsdam The couple carry strong ties to Elyria including a former attorney and local civic roles. A new shower honors Miss Mary Ruth Acker prior to her May 35 wedding to Basil Tallon with scrapbook gift history prizes and decorations. Out of town guests came from Amherst Lorain Cleveland Berea Parma. Also noted is a Library Story Hour at Elyria Library highlighting Peer Gynt with Grieg music led by Dorothy Barnes inviting junior high and younger children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doris. Taylor
Massena
Yonkers
N. Y
Andrew S. Ormsby
Riverside Church
Riverside Drive
New York City
Nelson Tibbets
Ormsby
Potsdam State Teachers College
Chalis Normal School of Dancing
Columbia
St. Lawrence
Clarkson College
Potsdam N. Y
University of Pittsburgh
Columbia University
Xavier University, College of Law
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Toledo
Clarkson
Lake Titus
Adirondacks
Potsdam
Elyria
Elyria Chamber of Commerce
Selective Service Board
Mary Ruth Locke
Helen Donaldson
Harrison Street
Mary Ruth Acker
Basil Tallon
Miss Acker
Ruth Irion
Helen Palaggi
Longfellow Room
Peer Gynt
Edward Grieg
Ase
Anitra
Dorothy Barnes
Junior Department Hosts Final Regular Luncheon for Elyria Club
The April luncheon for Elyria Woman's Club featured SING DAFFODILS decor and arranging by Mrs. Alvin Myer with help from members including Harold Geigey Vernon Bell and others. Mrs. Tra vers led routine business while Mrs. Aileen Benninghoff previewed The Peabody Sisters of Salem. May Party plans and legislative notes were discussed, and Lucile LaChapelle gave a vocal lecture on voice and personality. A bridal shower for Eleanor Sandrew of Lorain followed, with a four leaf clover theme and several prize winners among attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman’s Club
Elyria Woman's Club
Alvin Myer
Harold Geigey
Vernon Bell
George Johnson
Wayne Joviak
George Brookhouser
Raymond McCullen
Margaret Mynchenberg
Edward Beaumont
Duke Elliott
Pat Hogan
Edward Harr
D.P
United Nations
International Trade Organization
Richard Horan
General Federation
Licenses Granted To Local Residents And Officers
Victor Ciarrone from Lorain and Winifred Lennon at 144 Brandis Avenue receive licenses. Gerald Young, Cleveland police sergeant, and Miriam Roberts of Butternut Ridge Road are noted in connection with the licenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victor Ciarrone
Lorain
U.S.N
Winifred Lennon
Brandisson Avenue
Gerald Young
Cleveland
Miriam Roberts
Butternut Ridge
Local Personal News Town and City Happenings
Mrs. Donald Pressnell, injured on Russia road six weeks ago, convalesces at her parents’ Oberlin road home as husband and son Stanley return from Elyria Memorial hospital. Mrs. Don Myers and daughter Joan, plus Miss Margaret Urig, traveled from Fort Lauderdale by plane after Easter with Mrs. Myers’ parents. Mr. and Mrs. B. H. Russell return from Florida, visiting Ormond, Port Orange and Ft. Lauderdale. Barbara Moran, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Rollin Moran, underwent a tonsillectomy at Elyria Memorial hospital. Elyrians attend the Lohengrin opera in Cleveland tonight. Mr. and Mrs. James Jewell welcome a son born April 12 at Elyria Memorial hospital. home at 509 Park Place. A son was born April 12 to Mr. and Mrs. Glen Bemis of LaGrange. Postnuptial Shower honors Mrs. Edward Pahl at Miss Miller’s home with Green and White decor and an Easter bonnet centerpiece. Double or Nothing provided during the evening with gifts hidden by verses. Charlotte Eady Guild meeting at St. Andrew’s parish house. Elect officers: president Mrs. Robert Buttle, vice president Mrs. Paul Stentz, secretary Mrs. Earl Sloan, treasurer Mrs. Richard Webner. May meeting date shifted to May 17. Reverend G. Russell Hargate led discussions on Fast Days and Canon on Marriage and Divorce. Sponsors: Gold Star Mothers host Crile Hospital party with Elyria Red Cross canteen. Easter egg decor, local schools’ eggs, and music by Patty Lane. Attendees from Elyria listed. Easter mark downs on spring hats at Birklines. Fish fry Fridays at United Polish club. </S>
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald Pressnell
Russia Road
Alfred Nash
Oberlin Road
Stanley
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Don Myers
Joan
Margaret Urig
Fort Lauderdale
Fla
Marthe Krausse
Edith Krausse
Ingelbert Wharton
James Jewell
Park Place
Glen Bemis
LaGrange
Edward Pahl
Vivian Hummer
Catherine Miller
Lila Bennett
Charlotte Eady
Betty Bishop
Russel Hargate
Protestant Episcopal Church
Robert Minch
Haylor
Miss Bishop
George Mayhew
Kenneth Gooden
Robert Thayer
Rogert Wharton
Crile
Gold Star
Crile Veterans Hospital
Elyria
Red Cross
Jessie Perkins
Elyria Woman's Club
Musicians Union
Patty Lane
WJMO
Vern Overdeer
Eleanor Reinhardt
Hugh Amidon
A. T. Sibley
H. R. Jones
Hazel Gibson Installed Queen Of Malta Dames In Ceremony
Hazel Gibson was installed queen of the Dames of Malta in a large ceremony at the I O F hall last evening. Grace Hutter and Jessie Raesler presided as installing officers. Officers and attendants were named, with Ruth Blakeslee and Hazel Bates as color bearers, Doris Dean and June Blakeslee as flower girls, and Stella Landers as crown bearer. Gifts were presented, and guests came from several nearby cities. The event included musical numbers and bouquets, with the queen receiving roses from Cora Rippetoe and an orchid from Leona Gardner. The next Protector Assembly meeting is set for April 18 at Pythian Castle Cleveland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hazel Gibson
Dames of
Malta
I. O
F. Hall
Marshall Grace Hutter
Jessie Raesler
Elsie Shaffstall
Ruth
Cora Russ
Naomi
Thelma Watson
Herald
Mary Prentice
Dewuty Herald
Harriet Childs
Marie Harris
Erma Schnarr
Sara Mager
Abbott
Harriett Copus
Sara Magel
Delia Lutz
Elsie Sehriven
Edna Smith
Mary Berth
Christine Hackey
Ethel Herring
Betty Neal
Ardella Holzhauer
Winifred Howells
Lorain
Amherst
Grafton
Cleveland
Brooklyn Heights
Harriet Copus
Alice Garris
Ann Roh
Methodist Circle sponsors show of antiques at First Methodist
The Circle No 1 hosted a two day antiques show at First Methodist church drawing over 600 attendees.13 dealers from nearby towns displayed glassware and antiques while cafeteria meals were offered. The event featured antique outfits worn by four collectors and aims to become an annual affair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circle No. 1
First Methodist Church
Rocky River
Oberlin
Wellington
North Elmsted
Ridgeville
Elyria
Circle
Burton Ohlemacher
Kenneth B. Lord
Roger Buster
William Hawk
William Kofske
Randall Baumgardner
Carl Fesler
Clara Sanderson
Artelia Hartley
M. M. Wilcox
Mae Myler
Fesler
Calendar for Tonight in Elyria and Ridgeville
A packed local calendar lists W C A leaders council at 6 30 p m with Y M Egs six losses Elyria Child Conservation League meets with Mrs Russell Van Oster 230 Marseilles avenue Dr Theo dore Berg to speak Two O Clock club dinner at 6 30 p m Miss Diana Bel man Wales exchange teacher speaks Theta Eta chapter Beta Sigma Phi meets with Mrs Walter Foura 333 Cambridge avenue Merry Wives of 40 meet with Lucille Weiss Root road Pilgrim Congregational Wormer Association meets Bethel Shrine O M S Prayer Circle St Paul's Circle No 5 hosts Mrs Louise Styles at church Pythian Sisters tureen supper honoring April May June birthdays Church of the Open Door choir supper at 6 p m at Mr Ralph Yost home in Ridgeville St Paul's Circle No 6 with Miss Shirley Pallas 125 Courtland street in evening St Paul's Beacon Light class evening meeting Elyria Garden club Cosmopolitan club YWCA meets Elyria Commandery No 60 K T meets Division D of Lake Avenue Congregational church meets at Mrs Arthur Bauer 262 Spruce street Mrs Ira Ives assists devotions from James 4 17 Mrs Frank Spencer reviews Japan Begins Again Mrs Rachel Lamberton reads Indian health article Routine business by Mrs Lamberton nominating committee named for September officers Refreshments served by eleven members and one guest May 10 hostess shifts Mrs Belle Moulton and Mrs D M Upton May 4 Daughters of Scotland lodge inspection May 24 supreme lodge attendance urged Prize won by Mrs George Halliday Lunch served by several hosts Next lodge meeting April 26 K P hall Bake Sale April 8 Ridgeville Kindergarten Mothers O Donnell on Court St.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.C
Elyria Child Conservation League
Russell van Oster
Marseilles Avenue
Theodore Berg
Two O'Clock Club
Diana Belman
Wales
Theta Eta
Beta Sigma Phi Sorority
Walter Foura
Cambridge Avenue
Merry Wives of
Lucille Weiss
Root Road
Pilgrim Congregational Wormer Association
Bethel Shrine
O.M.S. Prayer Circle
St. Paul's Circle No. 5
Jchurch
Louise Styles
Pythian
Church of the Open Door
Ralph Yost
Ridgeville
St. Paul's Circle No
Shirley Pallas
Courtland Street
St. Paul’s Beacon Light
Elyria Garden Club
Cosmopolitan Club
Y.W.C.A
Elyria Commandery No
K. T
Lake Avenue
Metcalf to wed Cleveland woman in Oberlin ceremony
Oberlin announces the marriage plans of Prof. Franklin P. Metcalf of 449 West Lorain street Oberlin to Miss Christine J Malmer of 9304 Edmund street Cleveland daughter of the late M M Malmer of Youngstown Ohio The wedding takes place May 6 at 7 30 p m in Euclid Avenue Congregational Church Cleveland Rev F Q Blackhard will officiate Miss Malmer heads the electro cardiograph department at the Veterans Administration and has a strong background in X ray work and medical tech training from Youngstown Cleveland Clinic Cornell and the University of Illinois Metcalf held botany positions in China and has served in both World Wars after which the couple will reside at 449 West Lorain Street Oberlin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin
Franklin P. Metcalf
West Lorain Street
Christine J. Malmer
Edmund Street
Cleveland
M. M. Malmer
Youngstown
Elyria
Euclid Avenue Congregational Church
F. Q. Blachard
Michael M. Malmer
Miss Malmer
Veterans’ Administration
Youngstown City Hospital
Cleveland Clinic
Cornell University
University of Illinois
Baptist Church
Playhouse
Metcalf
Isaac Stevens Metcalf
Oberlin College
Fukien Christian University
Hoochow
China
Lingnan University
Canton
Signal Corps
Army Air Force Air Intelligence School
Harrisburg
The
Flying Tigers
West
Loraine Street
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Prof
A.S. Ormsby
Doris Taylor
New York
Eleanor Sandrew
Pam Wavrick
Wavrick
Martha Yosa
Eli& Bill
Laure Jurina
Mary Jane DeSilvester
Jeanne Bommer
Fat Chapman
James Darvis
Nick Halasz
Oressa Brown
Margaret Renner
Catherine Persensky
Clarissa Brush
Evora Ford
Ada Belle Smith
Dorothy Willoughby
Clip ‘N Curl Beauty Salon
Lodi St
Mgr
Virginia Towne
Birklines
Second St
United Polish Club
Oberlin Rd
Denier
Broad ST
Capitol Theatre
Effa Brown
Sun Srd Tremain Altights
Lady’s
Ner
Protectors’ Association
Shaffstall
Protectors Assembly
Methodist Circle
Middle Ave
Lake Ave
Boy Scout Troop 116
Giet
Daughters of Scotland
K. of P. Hall
Supreme Lodge
Harry Mills
George Halliday
James McClements
Dan Lewis
Jack J. Betts
William McCully
Caroline Avenue
Ridgeville Kindergarven
O'Donnell
Court St
Gamma Epsilon
Ot Beta Sigma Phi Sorority
Joyce Orndorff
Twelfth Street
Sue Simon
Betty Kreeger
Ruth Kelly
Spring Valley Country Club
Jane Emerich
Beta Sigma Phi
Elvera Thomas
H. A. Stran
Straw
St. Paul's Circle No. 2
Otto Mischka
Fred Will
Charles Krapp
Vermilion
Flora Krugman
E. Pallas
Japan
William Kerr
T. Washke
Lorain County
J. Mischka
Louis Chervenka
Catholic Daughters of America
Mrs. Foss
Darlene Lucas
Miss Foreman
Carol Segraves
F. P. Metcalf
Catholic Study Club No. 4
James O'Connor
Fifth Street
O'Connor
Ted Emerich
John Becker
Richard Notley
Mildred Walsh
Leona Boone
East River Street
C.A
First Methodist
Italy
Pate
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Mallen
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