Marriage Of Bernadine Dunn To John Machock Jr May 17
The Green Lantern Tea Room hosted a party where Mr and Mrs John Dunn announced the engagement of their daughter Bernadine to John Machock Jr with plans for a May 17 wedding. Guests enjoyed prizes, a candlelit luncheon, and floral table decor as ready-made invitations bore the date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernadine Dunn
John Machock, Jr
Green Lantern
John Dunn
Bernadine
Mise Rose Mori
Anne Machock
Helen
Margaret Mervis
Lorain
Sue Roaster
Ruth Keniss
Cleveland
Luneh Church of Christ Community Lunch Public Notice
A church community lunch at Luneh Church of Christ Thursday from 11 AM to 1 PM. All attendees invited to share a meal and fellowship.
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Church of Christ
Thurs
Frank S Harmon Lodge hosts annual ladies night event
Masonic Temple in Cleveland hosts Frank S Harmon Lodge No 663 F and A M for members and ladies. A tureen dinner precedes a musical program by Winters Trio and Edward Bembower. A comedic skit by First M E church Dramatic Club follows, then Navy film shorts including Anchors Aweigh and With the Yangtze Patrol. Event closes with thanks to helpers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank S. Harmon
Frank
Harmon Lodge
Miter
E. F. Reser
Burton Ohlemacher
the Winters
Edward Bembower
Louise Brown
Bembower
Dramatic Club
M. Ex Church
Henry Townsend
Genevieve Thompson
Lawrence Stone
H. C. Steger
H. M. Davis
Donald Robertson
U.S. Navy
Cleveland
Yangtze
Yangtze River
U. S. Navy
Oberlin AAUW Tea and May Dinner Plans Highlight Program
Senior Women of Oberlin College hosted a delightful Tuesday tea at Talcot Hall with Oberlin AAUW members Mrs. C. M. Johnson as hostess. Officers for June named V V Lytle president Leo Holden vice president R P Fowler treasurer J P Ault secretary. Regional conference delegates listed. Dinner planned May 9 at Oberlin Inn. Folklore program includes Danish songs and a sketeh In Pursuit Her Heritage with scenes from Grecian to 18th century England.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin College
Talcot Hall
Oberlin
American Association of University Women
C. M. Johnson
George Hubbard
V. V. Lytle
Leo Holden
Mra
Haylor
England
Mice Dneoph Reliz
Mise Edythe Harees
Mere
George Heke
Mts
Vath Certurs
Hantar
Wellesley Ai
Zerhansh An Qherin College
Gstaanate
Yeares
Wits
Edeta Taye
Othe Ten Conrad
Sae
Elyria School Chorus and Masonic Choir Offer Operetta and Revue
The Elyria Council of the P T A sponsors the Elyria Masonic Chorus and a Musical Revue at the High School auditorium on Thursday at 7 30 PM. Students from Garford McKinley Allen and Holy Cross will dance and drill in costume. Jefferson Jr. High and Masonic Chorus perform, Gilbert and Sullivan’s Trial by Jury concludes the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria Council of
Elyria Masonic Chorus
Elyria
Hish
Garford
McKinley, Allen and
Holy Cross
Jefferson Jr. High School
J. Martin Beck
Masonic Chorus
Henri Gillbert
Gilbert
Gilbert & Sullivan
Viving Chapman
Garford School
Judse
Myron Foote
Ralph W. Standen
C. Ralph Williams
Robert Burns
C. M. Ackerman
Paul Hines
Carroll T. Post
Edgar Sutliff
Fortress Review At 04 Literary Club Meeting
Mrs Walter Wilson assisted by Mrs J F Glosser hosted the 04 Literary Club at Green Lantern Tea Room Tuesday. Fifteen members attended with topics assigned. Mrs Jas Smith and Mrs R Holcombe gave a review of Huck Walpole's The Fortress. Mrs Doris Monroe and her mother were present. Mrs Will Hill sang two solos How de do Miss Springtime and Mammy's Philosophy. Next meeting is May 15 at Mrs A Swartz’s West Second Street home.
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Walter Wilson
J. F. Glosser
Green Lantern Tea Room
Jas. Smith
R. Holcombe
Huck Walpole
Doris Monroe
Will Hill Sant
CARD PARTY 35 FEATURE OF MEETING
Rainbow class members Attired as Kids held a party at the First Methodist Church parsonage East Avenue. Mrs E J Bond led by Mesdames Fitch Brown O J Brown Claude Birch John Gray and T W Meeker. Plans for a mother daughter banquet set for May four teenth with committees named. Forty seven members and guests enjoyed various sauirs and refresh ments concluded the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Methodist Church Parsonage
East Avenue
E. J. Bond
FR. J. Fitch
Kieth Brown
O. J. Brown
Claude Birch
John Gray
T. W. Meeker
Lorene Braddon
Genevieve Sanderson
Cloverleaf Circle Entertained at Claverina Event
Cloverleaf Circle members and guests gathered at 230 Oxford Street for an evening hosted by Mrs. John Breau. Ten members performed with prizes awarded to Mrs. Kate Roth Julia Hiller and Mrs. Sadie Hornung. The program included a reception and remarks by Portman and others.
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Claverina
St Pac's
John Breauhan
Oxford
Mire
Sadie Hornung
Alma Tiesers
Lattino
Kate Roth
Julia Hiller
Vic-Int Barres Rowley Marriage Announcement
Mr. and Mrs. Hk Rowley announce the marriage of their daughter Vic Int to George Barres son of Mr and Mrs J W Barres of Butter nat Khlge. The ceremony was at St Marys parish house with Daley officiating. A wedding breakfast for immediate family. Mrs Barres is Elyria High School 1930 graduate and Mr Barres 1928 graduate. They will reside at 30 Lake Avenue.
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Barres
Lake Avenue
Methodist church monthly supper and glass exhibit notices
The LaPorte Methodist church hosts its regular monthly church night supper at 6 50 Friday evening with speaker Guy B Findley and the Temple Quartet. Circle 3 offers an old fashioned glass exhibit Thursday at 2 with Mrs J Huston discussing early American glassware followed by a musical program and refreshments. Daughters of Scotia met at Wurst Hall last night and arranged plans for a May 15 anniversary event with a luncheon served by Mrs R McKelvie and Miss Mary Penmen before a social finale.
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LaPorte Methodist Church
Tureau
Guy B. Findley
Temple Quartet
Circle 3
The
Methodist Church
R. J. Huston
Daughters of Scotia
Wurst Hall
R. McKelvie
Mary Penmen
Book Group Reviews Spring Publications
The YWCA Book Group met to discuss spring titles including Phyllis Bottome’s Private Worlds a psych hospital novel and Dorothy Sayers The Nina Tafforgs set in rural England with vivid country life. Miss Burner reviewed these and Mrs Spence led St Craig’s Black Baghdad about US Marines in Haiti with native customs and humor. Other titles mentioned include Our Way by Roosevelt and Tender Is the Night by F Scott Fitzgerald.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
YW. C. A
New Spring
Phyllis Bottome
Dorothy Sayers
Nina Tafforgs
England
Miss Burner
Magnus Merriman
Songz
MacKinlay Kantor
F. Scott Fitzgerald
Galaxy Club Meets With Norothy Banker
Miss Dorothy Banker hosted the Galaxy club at her Eighth street home. Bridge awards went to Miss Jeanne Reid first, Miss Virginia Parks second, and Miss Margaret Stirzaker third. A luncheon followed with crocus and orchid decors. After a business session, the group planned to meet again on April 29 at Mrs. Theodore Seward's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Galaxy Club
Norothy
Dorothy Banker
Eighth Street
Bridge
Jeanne Reid
Virginia Parks
Margaret Stirzaker
Theodore Seward
Delegates named for state GOP and PLW conventions
A May 15 to 20 meeting noted delegates to the Ohio Federation of Go and PLW clubs state convention on May 19 at the Nott House. Elected officers planned for May. District meeting at Rapids, Michigan, in July was discussed. A May dinner, a card party, and a luncheon were planned with reports from committees. Country Club Women Golfers held first meeting with tenative season plans and new chairman Mrs. Ralph Murbach. L. C. B. A. met at Mrs Helen Couch home with limited attendance and future card party arrangements.
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Loretta Pritchard
Cedar St
Sociat
Masur
Ohio Federation of Go
PL W
Nott House
Bus
Ohio
Colum 20
Wan Elyrda Club
Rapids
Michigan
Grandmela
Elizabeth Rick
16Th St
Minerva Seton
Country Club
Women's Golf Association
Edaraat
American Legion Auxiliary
Pauline Haseley Aaso
Crippled Children’s Hospital
M. Hurlburt
Kngsts
Gold Star
Carria Streiker
Lacy Smith
Couch
Helen Couch
Fifth Street
K. of C. Hall
Louise Sump
Elyria Personal Notices From West Reserve Area
Personal notes list Bettie Decker and Mise Molly Wick as guests at a regional day celebration with an American pounders event, a dance performance in Cleveland, and local church announcements. Elyria High School director Irav Clymer attends a meeting in Cloves Island. Also noted is the Elyria Home for the Aged presentation, plus art exhibits and social engagements around Amherst and Cleveland with multiple names and venues.
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Mins Bettie Decker
Mise Molly Wick
Western Reserve Aerator
Cather Hall
Irav Clymer
Elyria High School
Cloves
National Payeleal Education Association
Mothersingers Close Season at Franklin PTA Practice
The Mothersingers met yesterday at the Franklin P. T. A. room for the final practice of the season. Following the choral rehearsal refreshments were served with giant white sweet peas on the table. Mrs. Charlen Evans and Mrs. S. C. Smith poured coffee while others assisting included Mrs. Robert Davies, president of Franklin Association, Mrs. C. P. Esker and Mrs. Peter Smith.
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Mothersingers
Franklin P. T. A
Charlen Evans
S. ¢. Smith
Robert Davies
Franklin Association
C. P. Esker
Peter Smith
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Gocociety Mets
Research Club
Woman's Club
E. J. McRoberts
Guirlandes
Godard
Heller
Better City Campaign
Louis Hecock
Tackhammer
S. Boynton
Wrangle
Nelle Hecock
Din
Charles Flower
Clater
Carl Schmitkens
Rattletrap
George Lamberton
John Haldeman
H. Boynton
L. C. Hecock
J. W. Smith
Republican Women's Club
Billy Bowdler
Wilfrid Bowdler
M. E. Perry
Thomas Potter
WA WA ST Club
Ta Wa Si Club
Ruth McGinmis
Dorothy Barton
Harriett Gray
Lucille Hane
Ruth McGinnis
Mabel Fridenstine
Eunice Browning
Eleanor Lottow
DeEtte Wilson
Betty Day
Lillian Mallory
Inez Parmelee
Mary Fox
Florence Stetson
Mildred Whitney
Chase Street
WLC. A. Efm
Kay Pfaff
Howard Wendell
Truth Seekers
Charlotte Anderson
Charlain Boddy
United Presbyterian Church
Anderson
Forest Street
Doris Wheatley
Doris Barber
Minnie Ruhl
Dausarter
Thelma Fox
Trekvy
Eave
Ruuls Prover
Dunnam
Holixwood Street
Blue Bird Restaurant
Court St
W. Bridge St
OU. G
Marie Nemeth
Ayn Mary Margaret Fingeran
Howe Street
Ruth Townsend
Sth Street
Y. MC. A
P.M. Marshal
R.A. M. St. Clair
Rebekah Lodse Merte
Presbyterian Church
Presbyterian Church Bible Study
Vinteree
Oberon
Brepiman
Amml
Hivrank
Atfa
Sita
Frank Susenr
Sree
Alex Kowalski
Weat Avenue
August Rose
Furnace Street
John Erman
Elbe Street
Inscharaes Everly Carey
Gaatten
Your Yen
Philadelphia
James Burnett
Harley Strickland
Grafton
Catherine — Doratne
Perry Lee
Lorain Bivd
Stave
P. T. A. Council
Rainbow Clas
First Methodist Parsonage
Elvira
Women of the Ev
Cams
Bridge Prives
Haze, Jensen
George Peloqula
Hid
Margaret Hinke
Carl Hiinke
Pedro
Lydia Hunt
Ed Kins
Catherine Flynn
Robert Flyan
Emily Scrivenesss
Ada Dickens
Monsen
Goorer
Gerald Frank
Leared Hoke
Joseph Reitz
Mise Edsthe Harris
Barres-Rowley
First Methodist Church Choir
Daughters OF
Scotia
Newell Beauty and Barber Shop
Marcelling
Karl DP. Medster
Elyria Home For
Mansfield
Methodist Episcopal Church of
West Lafayette
Wats
C. W. Loakes
Alfin Tumphres, Jr
Ean Schutts
Wilbur Weigh High School
Mesdames
Ednad Manzelmaty McKibben
A. O. Mellinger
Ernst
Evelyn Ernst
Amherst
West Bridge Street
William Sharp
G. Sharp
Washington Avers
Obertin Art Muxeum
Washington
Melvin
Cilgrim
Phil White
Gates School
Jefferson Junior Hi PT. A
Nnreeses
Broad St
F. A. Humphrey
Middle Ave
Elyria Sav
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