Miss Grace Reising to Wed Charles Logar in Lorain
Grace Coletta Reising daughter of Mrs. Mary Reising and Charles Logar son of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Legar will marry April 22 at S. S. Cyril and Methodius church Lorain with Rev Salje officiating. The couple plan to reside in Lorain and she works at Elyria Memorial Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Coletta Reising
Mary Reising
East River Street
Charles Logar
Jack Legar
East 33Rd Street
Lorain
S. S. Syril and Methodius Church
Salje
Joseph Logar
Miss Reising
Reising
St. John's Church
Dietary Department
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Betty Chapel
Farrell
Dobel
Shower Honors Miss Mildred Gembka Before Wedding
A misc shower was held last evening at 122 Quincy Street for Miss Mildred Gembka the future bride of Lawrence Biermacher. Prizes went to Mrs. Mellinger Mrs. Les Maddock and Mrs. Steve Gembka. Pink and blue decor featured. The wedding is set for April 22 at Marys Church at 9 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mildred Gembka
Lawrence Biermacher
Roy Held
Quincy Street
Mellinger
Les Maddock
Steve Gembka
Miss Gembka
Mr Mary’s
Look Who's Here postponed to May First by Y Debs
The three act comedy Look Who's Here, presented by the Y Debs of the Y W C A, has been postponed to Monday May 1 due to illness among cast members. The nine character play is directed by Mrs Frederick Meng.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Meng
Sewing Club Meeting At Natalie Woodens Home
Natalie Wooden hosted her Sewing Club at 227 Cornell Avenue on Friday with Louise Harris as president and Marilyn Oertell as vice president. Members Pauline Kaatz and Lois Krugman attended. Oertell invited the group to meet again in two weeks at her home, 136 Stanford Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Natalie Wooden
Cornell Avenue
Louise Harris
Marilyn Oertell
Jean Hahn
Pauline Kaatz
Lois Krugman
Stanford Avenue
Postnuptial Celebrations for Mrs Parcell in Greenville
A series of post nuptial parties honored Mrs Anne Humphrey Parcell on a Greenville visit with her husband. Attendees included Mrs Martha Parcell and guests in color coordinated rooms while tea, bridge and gifts marked the festivities. The couple wed March 29 in the city and local social events followed at several homes and the Poinsett Hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Parcell
Anne Humphrey
Greenville
South Carolina
Parcell
Martha C. Parcell
Townsend Club adopts midweek meetings at Woodman hall
Townsend Club No 2 voted to hold future meetings at Woodman hall on the first and third Wednesdays, with plans to move to weekly meetings once dates are available. Mel Brown spoke with helpful suggestions and C G Kiefer added timely input. Bingo followed the business session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Townsend Club No. 2
Woodman Hall
Mel Brown
C. G. Kiefer
Round Table Club Meets at Dunn Home For Wildlife Talk
Mr and Mrs Ronald Dunn and Richard Jevens hosted the Round Table Club at the Dunn residence on Fourth Street. Dunn spoke on wildlife conservation and game and fish care. Mrs Stockwood led the discussion and read from Della Lutes Home Grown. Judge A R Webber will host the club on Friday May fifth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ronald Dunn
Richard Jevens
Round Table Club
Dunn Home
Fourth Street
Junior Dept of Elyria Woman's Club Wins Two Prizes
Two of four prizes at the Ohio Federation of Women's Clubs Junior Day in Cincinnati went to the Elyria group. The eight representatives won the attendance prize for the largest distant group and the best scrapbook for programs and clippings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Junior Dept
Woman's Club
of Ohio Federation of Women’s Clubs
Cincinnati
Elyria Woman's Club
Elyria Personal News Dated Range of Social Updates
Daughters of the American Revolution members attend Continental Congress in Washington. A Elyria Memorial Hospital birth for a son to Mr. and Mrs. Joe Bugs. Local residents visit and travel for events and surgeries. Miss Patricia Ann Peter performs solo at Brookside Canton benefit with Mozart and Massenet pieces. Local families visit relatives across Michigan and Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Bush
Elyria
Daughters of the American Revolution
Washington, D. C
Continental Congress
The
Lawrence Williams
Adams Street
Elyria Memorial Hospital
A. G. Highgate
Gates Avenue
Detroit
Muskegon
Grand Rapids
Michigan
Harry Friedlin
R. J. Eliott
Lodi
Harry Freeman
Marjorie Eliott
Eileen Brouse
Countess Gardner
Gladys Peat
Jean Redington
Steubenville
Ohio
Joe Bugs
Ledi Street
Frances Waldecker
Chestnut Street
St. Joseph’s Hospit
Lorain
Charles Coniam
Helen Coniam
Harry Pickett
Williamsfield
Coniam
James Sawyer
G. H. Brownell
Findlay
William Humphrey
Alberta Wright
Virginia Stewart
Clarice Hensman
Kent State University
Patricia Ann Peter
Canton Brookside Country Club
Young Women’s Service League
Batti Batti
Mozart
Massenet
Canton
Avenue Club Sal ad Bridge Meeting Notes
Avenue Club hosted a salad bridge with eight filled tables yesterday afternoon. Hostesses Dorothy Todd Ruth Stuntz and committee led a short business meeting and announced Eastern Star inspections and an April 28 inspection date. Next meeting May 12 with hostesses Esther Wellert and Eleanor Brandau features a tureen luncheon and program with Past Matrons as guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avenue Club
Dorothy Todd
Ruth Stuntz
Eastern Star
Esther Wellert
Eleanor Brandau
Hostess Club Meeting At Mrs Koehnerts Home
The M. M. C. Club met last evening at Glenwood street home of Mrs. Alice Koehnert. Guests Mrs. Esther Gilmore and Mrs. Florence Vanover. Bridge results: Mrs. Kehnert won gift prize, Mrs. Gilmore second, Mrs. Vanover consoled. Traveling prize went to Mrs. Pauline Barck of Amherst. Adjournment set for April 28 at Mrs. Kehnert’s Roosevelt avenue home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. M. C. Club
Alice Koehn
Glenwood Street
Esther Gilmore
Florence Vanover
Marie Kehnert
New Officers Lead Elyria Bible Class Sunday
New officers of the Elyria Men's Bible class preside Sunday morning at 9:30 in the Y M C A. L B Hindman continues as teacher with the topic The Holiness of the New Church. J E Hecock is new president and Folden Albert new vice president. H L Cordrey and Tom Robson reelected secretary and treasurer. Claude Wigfield remains music chairman. Class open to men not affiliated with other groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria Men's Bible
L. B. Hindman
F. A. Yost
J. E. Hecock
Folden Albert
H. L. Cordrey
Tom Robson
Claude Wigfield
Elyria D AR Chapter Re-elects Officers For Year
Elyria Chapter of Daughters of the American Revolution re elected officers for the coming year. The meeting opened with pledge and creed, prayer, and a discussion on teaching the pledge and creed in schools and proper flag use. Members heard about a proposed bill to ban fireworks sales outside city limits and heard a report on the Toledo conference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilfrid Bowdler
Elyria
Daughters of the American Revolution
George Bush
H. Leuthi
Jessie Blanchard
Board of Education
Carl Danner
ML Wilcox
Mark Willis
E. G. Curtiss
Kellogg Day
E. D. Adams
Bertha Shepard
B. Pounds
Miss Dunham
Mrs Ralph Miller Hosts E C B Club At Lake Avenue Home
Mrs Ralph Miller entertained her E C B club associates at her Stop 19 Lake Avenue home Friday. Luncheon featured a table centerpiece of pink shopdragons and pink confection favors. The afternoon included a variety of contests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Miller
E. C. B. Club
Lake Avenue
YWCA Plans Annual Spring Luncheon Program Details
The YWCA announces its annual Spring Luncheon to be held Tuesday at 1 PM in the YWCA gymnasium. The event is organized by the program committee led by Mrs Horace Nye with music by Mrs A B Sauer and a program crafted by the Volunteer Training committee chaired by Mrs Robert Wilson. Reception duties rest with Mrs J Martin Beck and table arrangements under Mrs Irving Shepherd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Y. W
Horace Nye
A. B. Sauer
Robert Wilson
J. Martin Beck
Irving Shepherd
Calendar erstwhile events and rescheduled programs
Calendar items list postponements and meetings across local groups. Look Who's Here at Y W C A moved to May 1. John G Whitney class events and a tureen supper at 6 30. Rev Meister at Home for Aged. Eastern Heights Circle CG meets with Mrs West at Park Avenue. Townsend Club 1 meets 8 P M in Rainbow Majority League. Betty Campbell and Jeanette Sibey hostesses for Delphians at Graystone Hotel. Canton Lorain Auxiliary I O O F hall 7 30 with card party to follow. American Auxiliary to VFW installs officers. A A W Mrs David Hyman hosts 7 30 at 219 Hamilton. McKinley PTA 3 P M Mrs Clarence Tucker Craig of Oberlin speaks on Parents and Children. United Presbyterian Men’s Missionary League 7 30 with Dr J H White speaking. Club rooms and Business Women’s Bible class at 315 Fifth Street. Empire Hall noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John G. Whitney
M. FE
K. P. Meister
Eastern Heights Circle
C. CG. L
A. H. West
Park Avenue
Townsend Club
Rainbow Majority
Betty Campbell
Jeanette Sibey
Delphians
Graystone
Merry Mixups
Marian Cary
Cornell Avenue
Canton Lorain
F. Hall
David Hyman
Hamilton Avenue
McKinley P.T
Clarence Tucker Craig
Oberlin
Men's Missionary League
United Presbyterian Church
J. H. White
Pittsburgh
L. R. Curtis
Fifth Street
Empire Hall
Church society notes and club meetings report
Mrs H Devore opens the King's Daughters meeting in the Methodist church parlors with a devotional. Officers are appointed to the nomination committee for new officers. The article also covers Four O'Clock club luncheon, officer elections, and forthcoming church services at the Church of Christ with Will J Foster preaching at 10 35 tomorrow and no evening service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of Christ
Will J. Foster
The
Christian Endeavor
Oberlin Women Share Travel Talk and Club News
Mrs Charles Zraman of Oberlin lectured to the Christian Women's Club at the YWCA on travels in Scotland Germany and Switzerland highlighting cathedrals and points of interest. The meeting reported a rummage sale netting $55 and planned a May twelfth social with husbands or friends. New members Ruth Abraham Helen Bramwell and Mrs Clift joined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Zraman
Oberlin
Christian Women's Club
Erdman
Scotland
Germany
Switzerland
Church of Christ Library
C. P. Esker
Earl Lance
Allen Day
Harold Davis
Cecil Garrett
George Mallow
E. Morgan
C. Esker
Cletus Heidrich
Flaine Cole
Sabra Armstrong
Ruth Abraham
Helen Bramwell
Clift
J. B. Hohhenedel
Morris Brown
Robert Gow
Mabel Hurd
Kathryn Herchler
Hurd
Lorain Deanery Meeting Rescheduled To April 25
The Lorain Deanery N. C. GCW regular meeting set for April 18 has been postponed to Tuesday April 25 at 2 00 pm at St. Mary's Lorain. Miss Margaret Bolton will speak and officers for the coming year will be elected. Affiliated group members are urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain
Mission Study Club Dinner at First Congregational Church
Mission Study Club members and Goodwill Bible class served a dinner for Mrs. Ray Vestal's committee at the First Congregational church Friday evening. Miss Vivian Hackett read a letter from Mrs. Hubbard in China explaining conditions there and Madras conference notes were shared by Miss Elizabeth Rich. President Mrs. W. F. Bell led devotional on A Little Touch of Easter with several guests present. May meeting at the church will feature Reverend William Muir Auld on Literary Associations of Old Edinburgh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Vestal
Committee of Mission Study Club
First Congregational Church
Goodwill Bible
Vivian Hackett
Hubbard
China
Elizabeth Rich
Madras
Cleveland
W. F. Bell
H. G. Hoover
R. S. Goecke
M. D. Hackett
Glosser
George Day
L. C. Meredith
Mary Gates
L. Pritchard
Helen Zechman
Robinson
Brown
Todd
Medina
William Muir Auld
Edinburg
Y W C A Business Girls Committee Meets at Y
The Y W C A Business Girls Committee met Friday evening with Mrs Irving Shepherd presiding and names including Mrs Earl Stewart Miss Roberta Mosley Mrs Maude Salen and Mrs Verne Unger. The group discussed the Nation Wide Observance Spring Prom and a May 2–4 conference in Ashtabula. A social science questionnaire for younger girls was explained and plans were made to set tables for the May 9 luncheon. The next meeting is May 12 at the Shepherd home on East Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Business Girls’ Committee
Irving Shepherd
Earl Stewart
Roberta Mosley
Maude Salen
Verne Unger
Grace McCullough
Stewart
Roma Bader
Shepherd
Ashtabula
Miss Mosley
East Avenue
Hospital Admissions and Discharges List
The record lists admissions including Mrs. William Wolf of LaGrange, Mrs. Frank Kelling, Mrs. Joe Buga, Mrs. Ralph Bauer, Mrs. Lawrence Williams, Mrs. Lester Harding, Evelyn Hahn, and others at various addresses. Discharges include Mrs. Frank Mason, Mrs. Floyd Kernell with a baby girl, Wakeman, Steve Melin, Leon Wenzel, and Mrs. Marvin McGee from multiple city locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Wolf
LaGrange
George Campbell
Garvin Avenue
Frank Kelling
West Avenue
Joe Buga
Lodi Street
Ralph Bauer
Longford Avenue
Lawrence Williams
Adams Street
Lester Harding
Courtland Street
Evelyn Hahn
R. D
Lake Avenue
Frank Mason
Floyd Kernell
Wakeman
Steve Melin
Fourth Street
Leon Wenzel
George Street
Marvin McGee
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Anita Gotre
Earl Sandrock
St. John’s Lutheran Church
Anita Eleanor Gotre
Earl P. Sandrock
Armin Schroeder
F. J. Gotro
Oberlin Road
Mr. Sandrock
Henry P. Sandrock
P. M. Schroeter
Kenneth Kerns
Harriet Sandrock
Julia May Gotto
Miss Sandrock
Leroy Goiro
John Dudley
Warren Bordine
Berea
Ninth Street
Sandrock
Elyria High School
Agriculture Conservation Office
Oberlin High School
Ohio State University
Pure Milk Dairy
Grace Reising
Chas. Logar
Nadina Mann
Chauncey Raymond Mann
Nicolas Gardinier
Robert M. Baker
Frank E. Baker
Wellington
Christ’s Church, Oberlin
Louis E. Daniels
Gardinier
Mrs. Baker
Eighth Street
Mary Ruth Cochrane
Betty Corkill
Jane Andrus
Tenth Street
Corkill
Doris Barber
Jane Robertson
Grace O'Malley
Mary Tufford
Andrus
June Nichols
Lakewood
Cochrane
Chalmer Mosher
Gembka
Aileen Fiedler
Anne Broderick
Broderick
Edgar Kinder
Cora Louise Ramser
Beverly Foley
Audrey McAllister
Honor Club
Wilmot Printing Company
Whclly
St. Mary’s
St. Mary's School
Arthur Grumney
Mermonies
Ted Gasser
Robert Dye
Barbara Birkbeck
Echo
Robert Larkin
Donald Young
Edwin Elbert
John Hayes
Mary Jean O'Connor
Marjorie Craft
Catherine McConville
Jean Gray
William Searight
Harry Bogart
Clair Hogan
Deep Purple
Mary Ann Hobert
Gene St. Marie
Father Mosely
Order of Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
Florence Steger
Ralph Bevard
Star Chapter
Lucille Griffin
Jace Barton
Dr. Bevard
Minnie Chapman
Marian Hand
Hazel Brodbeck
Carol Christman
Bernice Lawrence
Oliver T. Wilcox
Grace Barton
Millicent Roper
Stella Miller
Arthur Robinson
Noel Duckett
Catherine Schneurer
Irving Geitgey
Frances Lesér
Florence Balls
Daisy Standen
Frank Wilcox
Ruth Ehrke
Ethel Ormsby
Katherine Sharrer
Bernice Kunkle
Fred Lawrence
Mable Dehn
Joankins
Tom Osborne
Charles Tite
Lena Sherrill
John Smith
Clarence Higgens
Oliver Wilcox, Jr
Earl Taylor
Sylvia
Ed Whitehead
Charles Barton
Carl Dramm
Louis Heidrick
Hans Steger
O. E. Brodbeck
Ice Brown
Irvin Arnold
Arthur Hiscox
Ralph Be- Reese
Charles Tattersall
Ira Harrison
Bernie Perkins
Robert Hand
Arthur Riscox
Alvin Strong
Toledo
S. S
Second Congregational Church
Alice Gilbert
Phyllis Alexander
Mary Burrill
Bernadine Parker
Camillia Gaines
Dorothy Fell
Furnace Street
Jean Ross
Salad Bridge
M.M.C. Club
Colette
Allen Bernard
D.ar
Entertain
E.C. B. Club
YWCA
Old Rugged Cross
Helen Osborn
D. W. Keeler
Weeden
Ida Keighley
E. E. Dettman
Jack Warden
E. Kirby
J. E. Handley
George Bradley
P. Hogle
R. Stargell
C. Whitmore
G. Bradley
H. Devore
G. Davis
Handbvy
J. S. Cunningham
W. Brown
D. C. Martin
Mabel Little
George Brownell
Terry
W. B. Hubbell
Auld
Nicholas
Will Thomas
Dorothy Stolte
Merthe’s
C.h.merthe & Co
Anna Keller
Agnes Erickton
Richard Allen Women’s Relief Corps No. 108
I. O. O. F. Hall
Maude Jackson
Rose Warner
Dist. No. 12
Lydia Swanker
Ryan
Marie Harris
Capt. Stough
Amherst
Neva Rankin
Charlotte Lewis
Martha Reinke
Ida Sherman
Birthday Bank
Mary Miller
Bertha Boothroyd
Margaret Leber
O. K
Ruth Calkins
Phillis Powell
Bonna Mae Reynolds
Mission Study Club
Y. W. Committee
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