Raymond Huston To Wed Tiffin Girl In Geneva At High Noon
Miss Shirley Martin of Tiffin and Raymond Huston Elyria musician will wed at the bride’s brother Dr Marion R Martin’s Geneva Ohio home. The Rev Striffler will officiate with immediate family present. Evelyn Howsler attends the bride Robert Martin serves as best man. luncheon follows at Dr Martin’s home. The couple will reside at 511 West Avenue. Huston works at the American Lace plant and is active with Elyria Musical Art Society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shirley Martin
Tiffin
Ohio
Raymond Huston
Elyria
Marion R. Martin
Geneva
Miss Martin
J. M. Martin
Mr. Huston
H. W. Huston
Highth Street
Striffler
First Congregationa
Evelyn Howsler
Robert Martin
Dr. Martin
West Avenue
Elyria Musical Art Society
Elyrians Quartet
Orpheus Male Chorus
Cleveland
Girl Reserve Advisors Plan Meetings and Awards
Girl Reserve advisors met at breakfast served on a yellow cloth with a Genista plant nearby. Mrs. Robert Holcomb led the coffee hour. devotions by Mrs. Merritt Powell, read by Mrs. Ellsworth Schneider. Announced Bible study hours, Dr Meyers lecture, and a vocational guidance lecture set for April 21 in the high school auditorium plus Play Day Saturday. Discussions covered fund raising and pins awards to be given at the annual mother daughter event, may be a dinner May 19 or breakfast May 21. The year’s theme is The Turning Wheel for the Northwest Territory’s 150th anniversary. Next adviser meeting on May 12 with breakfast at 9:00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.C. A
Robert Holcomb
Merritt Powell
Ellsworth Schneider
Meyer
Slutz
Northwest Territory
Beatus Light Class Meeting At St Pauls Church
Beatus Light class gathered Thursday at St Pauls church with 22 members and two guests Mrs Olah and Mrs Thompson. Hostesses were Mrs Edna Mar ipg and Mrs N Henes. Duet by Mrs A Pirman and Mr Karl Lehmann. Miss Mar are Anthony sang Make Somebody Happy Today. Easter Fly planned for a shut in. May events include Lorain County Evangelical churches party May 5 at St Peters Amherst and a mother daughter banquet May 12. Reverend Walker spoke on the Lord's Supper to the Ladies Aid Society yesterday afternoon. A games party was planned. two weeks hence a Social meeting with Mrs Hirth and Mrs Schaeffer as hostesses. Hostesses yesterday were Mrs William Haas and Mrs Houry Haag.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beatus
St. Paul's Church
Olah
Thompson
Amherst
Edna Maripg
N. Henes
A. Pirman
Karl Lehmann
Fred Ruth
Marare Anthony
Lorain County
St. Peter's Church
Walter Potter
W. W. Walker
Grace Lutheran Church
Ladies Aid Society
Hirth
Schaeffer
William Haas
Houry Haag
Colonial Club to Resume Meetings in April
After Lent the Monday Colonial Club will restart meetings on Monday April 18. Mrs Ss F Salisbury will host at Mrs Kriegs on West Avenue. Members are invited to meet at 1 30 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colonial Club
Ss. F. Salisbury
New President Leads Emma Dean Circle Meeting
Marjorie Williamson became president of Emma Dean ander son Circle and led a United Presbyterian church gathering last evening. Mothers were invited as guests at the next meeting with Lillian Smith Miriam Paeth and Winifred Meredith on the arrangements committee. Vivian Horace will lead the lesson. Ursula Diewald conducted a life study of James Agsrey, a native African missionary, and Mrs. C L Bristol gave the Bible lesson. The session ended with prayer and Easter hymn. Candy was served afterward by Ruth Wright Lois Phelps and Helen Bristol.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marjorie Williamson
Emma Dean Anderson
United Presbyterian Church
Lillian Smith
Miriam Paeth
Winifred Meredith
Vivian Horace
Ursula Diewald
James Agsrey
C. L. Bristol
Ruth Wright
Lois Phelps
Helen Bristal
New Bethel Shrine Officers Lead First Meeting
Bethel Shrine elevates new officers who presided as routine business ran. Worthy High Priestess assigns committees for the year and the session focuses on general practice for officers. Shrine auxiliary plans a silver tea May 4 with Mrs Florette Heidrich as general chairman and April 28 family entertainment meeting scheduled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bethel Shrine
Rethel Shrine Auxiliary
Florette Heidrich
Te Lan Club Plans Co-ed Splash Party and Village Visit
The Te Lan Club met at Margaret Wehmat's Fifth Street home with guests Jean Beavis and Eleanor Carr. They scheduled a co-ed splash party for May 7 and a trip to Greenfield Village on April 24. Prizes in a game went to Dessie Baptiste and Jean Richard. Hostess served refreshments and the group adjourned to Gerry Rigo's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Wehmat
Fifth Street
Jean Beavis
Eleanor Carr
Greenfield Village
Tootie
Dessie Baptiste
Jean Reichard
Gerry Rigo
Personal notices highlight Easter travel and births
Leona Mowry travels from MecConnellsville to stay with family on Charles Court while Leona Shumaker tours Washington with friends. Families plan visits to Lima, Wellston, and Cambridge aunts. several university and library staff visit or travel for Easter. Local births announced at Elyria Memorial Hospital amid a weekend of vacations and hospital news.
Tea Precedes Meeting Of Two O Clock Club April Session
Ninteen members of the Two O Clock club gathered at the YWCA dining room for the April Session with tea. Mrs C L Miller led the organizing committee and Mrs Yoo and Mrs Comstock presided. President Mrs R W Johnson announced the final lecture by Dr Jacob Merger and other notes. Next month’s chairman will be Mrs Frank Himebrook with assistants Ira Rose and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Two O'Clock Club
C. L. Miller
William Beal
Frank Yoo
Arthur Comstock
Jacob Merger
Leaders’ Council
Berthof
Frank Himebrook
Ira Rose
Richard Aldrich
Rs. Lowells
E. Anton
Robert Kneebtees
George 1
Edna Gray Johnson
Knerhtges
Palestine
Courtland Shea
A. Rose
Raymond Thompson
Re-Ca Sisters Eleven Form New Sunshine Group
The Re-Ca Sisters Eleven of the WRC Executive Board met at Mrs. Jeanette Arnold’s Bond Street home for a monthly session with Mrs. Anna Grace Bright as guest. Plans for a Fall bazaar and an April 23 rummage sale were announced, and members to donate clothing. Mrs. Sylvia Kleehy read. The group drew sunshine sister names to be known as the Re-Co Sisters and will meet again May 5 with Mrs. Beatrice Gill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Grace Bright
Jean~ette Arnold
Bondstreet
Sylvia Kleehy
Sunshine Sisters
Octave club hosts two guests and prize winners
Last evening Dorothy Trimmer entertained the Octave club with two guests Mrs. Clinton Heidrick and Elaine Spencer. Dorothy Mercer won high score, Julia Philion was consoled, Winifred Jobson won best story. A two course luncheon followed at a lanterned table, and the club will meet Dorothy Mercer in North Olmsted on May third.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Trimmer
Octave Club
Clinton Heidrick
Elaine Spencer
Dorothy Mercer
Julia Philion
Winifred Jobson
North Olmsted
Bishop
al Bishop
Bridge
Paul Sehneider
Ruth Fulger
Fielen Nroe
Alberta
Longford Avenue
Local residents enjoy springtime visits and medical updates
Memorial Hospital reports Mrs. Joe Wojeik on Elyria Memorial after surgery with visitors restricted. Akron residents Mr and Mrs George Scarbrough visit in High Street. Jack Warden Jr of Columbus School of Art spends Easter with Harrison Street parents. Bethany College student Jack Ryan to spend Spring vacation at home. Blake Waldron from Stanford Avenue to Dayton Veterans Hospital for surgery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leona Mowry
MecConnellsville
Ohio
Charles Court
Leona Shumaker
Washington, D. C
E. G. Baxter
Lima
Fred Lindauer
Carroll Holzapfel
Wellston
Lois Richwine
Buffalo
New York
Furnace Street
Hazel Randall
West Lighth Street
Jerrine Payne
Sandusky
Frank H. Payne
Cambridge Avenue
Duke Gull
University Library
Ann Arbor
Mich
C. D. Gull
Eighth Street
LD. Faxon
Wilson Augustine
Augustines
Lancaster
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
Faxen
Arline Todd
Canton
Gertrude Stephens
Fork Avenue
Bill Lord
Jack Kelly
Bob Belily
Jack Bush
Lord Cottage
Vermi
William Sebour
East Broad Street
Cleveland
Hildreth Sasee
Rosemary Whree
Akron
Clifford Schultz
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Schultz
Grafton
Janior Alexander
Todare
Kent
Grant Street
Harry Life
Virginia
Ruth Ostrow
Eastern Heights Boulevard
Columbus
American Legion
Carol Kips
Ypsilanti
Michigan
W. H. Kips
Tenth Street
Eva
Ada Reely
St. Petersburg
Florida
Rollin T. Reely
R. E. Jackson
Chester Vessey
A. H. West
Pierre Smith
A. C
Ohio Federation of Women's Clubs
Cincinnati
Leonard Biren
Columbia Avenue
Cunard
London
Birch
An Interesting Culture Club Program At Mrs Shryock’s Home
Mrs Shaw Revich led a Culture club gathering at 126 Stanford avenue with Priestly’s Midnight on the Desert reviewed and notes on American life, movies, and hat contrasts. Other talks covered Costume Designing by Mrs TF Elliott and a seas report by Mrs W C Snowden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Culture Club
Robert Shryock
Stanford Avenue
S. G. Shaw
Priestly
Desert
Arizona
Death Valley
Boulder Dam
Mohave Desert
Grand Canyon
TF. T. Elliott
America
France
W. C. Snowden
FE. A. Hubbard
Middle Javenue
Eight Guests Attend St Pauls Circle Meeting
Have Eight Guests St Pauls Circle No. 4 met with Mrs. Karl Rosemann on Ninth Street last evening with thirteen members and eight guests present. Spring flowers decorated the home. Mrs. M. Lyndon led devotional hour reading Matthew 27:54-66. Plans to serve refreshments at Evangelical Women's Union meeting next Thursday. Dessert served after social hour. Next meeting April 28 with Mrs. O. Schrader on Marseilles Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul's Circle No. 4
Karl Rosemann
Ninth Street
O. Schrader
Marseilles Avenue
St Andrew’s choir cantata and Good Friday services schedule
Tonight St Andrew's hosts cantata From Olivet to Valvary at 7 45. St Pauls Lenten service with Holy Communion at 7 30, plus Good Friday services at Grace Lutheran and St Johns Church. In 1st Congregational Sunday school room at 7, church probationers meet committee. Violin and piano students entertained at Gladys McCullough's Oberlin Road home with a varied program including pieces by Thompson Cobb Rogers Moszkowski and Bach among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Andrew’s Choir
Olivet
Valvary
Btu
Order of Eastern Star
Oberlin Road
Gladys McCullough
Thompson
Nan Hayes
Barbara Birkbeck
Roy West
Cobb
Virginia Schubert
Rogers
Masters
Virginia Simpson
Ruth Shepherd
Bilbru
Joan Alien
Miss McCullough
Lee
Silvia Taylor
Phliis Powell
St. Mary's
Adams
Jack Castle
Lack
Marguerite Edwards
Moszkowsk
Ruth Melvke
Bizet
Carmen
Marion Spencer
Rosas
Elly Luther
Bach
Helen Warner
Gunthers
Aan Carse
Janet Larder
Edinber Tolhurst
Beverly Zarnke
Robert Buck
Brahr Mack Lowper
Oberlin Sorority Event Titles Evening of Bridge and Gifts
Oberlin hosted a Little Sorority gathering with a bridge event and dessert table in yellow and green. Mrs Richard Smith received gifts, and the club adjourned for a three month recess until July twenty first when Mrs Milton Bishop hosts at her mother’s home. Grand officials from Amherst attended and Clara Gibbs was installed Guard after Fannie Gutensohn’s resignation. Edna Manzeman won the prize. next meeting aimed for April twenty eighth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Alter
Oberlin
Hh, Hall
Marl Turner
Richard Smith
Milton Bishop
Eighth Street
Pyman
Bernice Carter
Amherst
H. M. Tapfer
British Empire Jall
Clara Gibbs
Fannie Gutensohn
Ehdna Manzelman
Circle No 1 Meeting at St Pauls Church Hosts
Mrs Elsie Boals welcomed nineteen members and three guests of Circle No 1 at St Pauls church yesterday afternoon. Devotions by Mrs William Maynard preceded a song service and business session ending with Lord's Prayer and hymn. Hostess served luncheon during social hour. circle to meet April 28 with Mrs Gust Dostall at 113 Nichols court
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elsie Boals
St. Paul's Church
William Maynard
Gust Dostall
Nichols Court
Daughters Of Sahara Elect Officers At May Meeting
The Daughters Of Sahara held a gathering at Mrs. Ethel Sparks home 318 Fast Bridge Street to nominate and elect officers. Officers to be announced later. Plans were made for a six o'clock screen dinner at the next meeting on Monday May 9 at Mrs Sparks home. Bingo followed with winners Mrs Ada Dicken Mrs Emily Scrivens and Mrs Sparks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daughters of
Sahara
Ethel Sparks
Fast Bridge Street
Sparks
Bingo
Lovening
Ada Dicken
Emily Scrivens
Play in Oberlin by Chevalier Lodge Knights of Pythias
The Dramatic Group Chevalier Lodge No 16 staged Sent of Pluto in Oberlin last evening. Oberlin and Elyria Knights and Sisters attended as the players under A H Ernst offered an hour of fun. It was reported Willie Green was cremated. After the show, Pythian Sisters served cakes and ice cream. Cards were in play and the event boosted lodge goodwill and popularity. On Tuesday April 19 the lodge meets in Castle Hall with the Bank of Esquire exemplified for several candidates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chevaler Lodge No.16
Knights of Pythias
Pluto
Oberlin
Elyria Knights
A. H. Ernst
Willie Green
Pythian Sisters
Chevalier Lodge
Castle Hall
Bank of Esquire
Fourth Birthday Party for Marilyn Sue Elling Wood
Little Miss Marilyn Sue Elling Wood celebrated her fourth birthday yesterday at her parents home 466 West Tenth Street. The party featured a Easter egg hunt and games from 2:30 to 4:30 with balloons decorating the house. Prizes went to Dickie Shewell Sonny Thompson and Shirley Ann Bills. Marilyn Sue received many gifts and guests were served ice cream and cake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marilyn Sue Elling- Wood
West Tenth Street
Dickie Shewell
Sonny Thompson
Shirley Ann Bills
Marilyn Sue
Easter Egg Coloring at Play Day By Girl Reserves
The Girl Reserves of Mivria plan an annual Easter egg coloring event at the Yo WC A between Wee and Desa hours with Frankfinirl Reserves in charge of the program and a vandy sale. Interclub Council to present a Model Girl Reserve meeting as part of the program. Sons of Veterans Auxiliary met in Woodman hall planning a two week inspection with Bertha Church as inspecting officer. Tureen supper planned for April 28 and district auxiliary meeting for Sons of Union Veterans set for next Wednesday at the Eagles hall at 7:30. Twelve thousand acres of natural beauty spots may be included at a cost of 35,000,000 in London green beam.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mivria
Wee
Desa
Frankfinirl
Interclub Council
Sons of Veterans Auxiliary
Woodman Hall
Bertha Church
Sons of Uniott Veterans
Herain
Eagles Hall
AIL
London
News Of The Girl Scouts Daisy Troop Twenty Eight Visit Nola Park
Girl Scouts of Waisy Troop Twenty Eight visited Nola Park in Cleveland with their leaders and six mothers. Miss Isabel Barry organized a program featuring decorated General Electric kitchens, a magic talking kitchen, and demonstrations on home and outdoor safety. An entertaining talking picture was shown in the Institute auditorium. Nela Park hosts open house Tuesdays 7:30 to 10 p.m. Tours of the Institute are conducted. The trip was arranged through courtesy of Walter Schultz of the O F P S Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Girl Scouts of
Waisy
Mra
A. L. Itiehwine
Jurius Leber
Nola Park
Cleveland
Isabel Barry
General Electric
Institute
Nela Park
Walter Schultz
Division Luncheon Hosted by Mrs Fridenstine in Murray Ridge
Mrs George Fridenstine of Murray Ridge hosted Division B of the Church of Christ for a luncheon yesterday. Eleven members and three guests attended with Mrs Herman Gannett presiding over routine business. Contests and visiting closed the afternoon. Mrs Folden Albert of Dewey Avenue will host the next meeting on Thursday May ninth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Fridenstine
Murray Ridge
Church of Christ
Herman Gannett
Contesta
Folden Albert
Dewey Avenue
St Marys Alar Society dessert bridge and meetings planned
Members of St Marys Alar Society attended adoration yesterday replacing a meeting. A dessert bridge is planned for April 20 at St Marys church hall with Ida Davis chairing. The next regular meeting is set for April 28 with Mrs Nye as hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mary's
St. Mary
Ida Davis
Chetraran
Hospitalization policy offers daily rates and extras
Hospitalization plan pays 835 a day for two days care with accident sickness and maternity seven days plus ten for operating or delivery room ten for anesthetic and five for assay. Costs 730 nia Mrs F C Barclay 128 Grant St phone 89 984.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. C. Barclay
Grant St
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Mable Little
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Monday Colonial Club
Jolly Janes
Jolly Janes Club
Walter TH
Mast Bridges Street
Marcalla Curth
Pauline Billingsley
ASH Hat Shop
the Ash Shop
Broad Street
Grant
Lolelle Colette
Esquire Features, Inc
Re-Ca
Mrs. Shaw Revich
Sheila
Llostess
Ethel
Mele
Ethel’s
Court Street
Blyria Hotel
Daughters of Sahara
News of the Girl Scouts
Daisy 'Troop
Mrs. Nye
H. H. Nye
Washington Avenue
Willan Stark
J. B. Priestly
Artur
Monica
Bure Goaren
Ohio Street
Javeb Meyer
Western Reserve University
Major Woodearth
Mre. Ei. J. McRoberts
Furnare Street
Merther Co
Navy
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