Wedding at First Baptist Church in Cleveland
Miss Ruth Light and Joseph L Birdsall Jr wed in a formal ceremony at the First Baptist Church. The bride wore a white satin Princess gown with pearl accessories and swanonia bouquet, with attendants from Cleveland and Emria. The couple planned a Detroit, Michigan motor trip and will reside with the bride’s parents in Cleveland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Ruth Light
Joseph Birdsall, Jr
First Baptist Church
Ruth Light
Joseph L. Birdsall, Jr
Harry Light
Cleveland
HalIpohn
Marguerite Walters
Margaret Timco
Robert N. Birdsall
Edwin Havery
Lawrence Rose
Ernest Stahl
Emrria
West 134Th Street
Councilor Is Speaker Epworth League Meeting
Helen Reese led devotions as Leonard Fowls spoke on What Christianity Has Meant to Me and What it Does Mean to Me. He likened a well started person to a straight tree and a poorly raised person to a bent shoot. Fowls was elected councilor. nominating committee to meet with Dr. E. J. Bond to select officers for next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epworth League
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Helen Reese
Leonard Fowls
League
Fowls
E. J. Bond
Chi-Sa Club Hosts Games At Harwood Avenue Home
Hostess to Chi Sa Joan Swindling entertained the Chi Sa club at her Harwood avenue home Friday evening. After a short business meeting members played pick-up sticks with awards to Regina Burke and Josephine Wykrent. A luncheon followed. next meeting set for Rose Feron’s home on Sixteenth Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joan Swindling
Chi-Sa
Harwood Avenue
Regina Burke
Josephine Wykrent
Agaln
Rose Feron
S21
Sixteenth Street
Reunion of Councils T and S of the Fourth Arch
The meeting is set at Buerrus on Wednesday April 21 with dinner at 6 p.m. and work to follow at 7 30 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. M
Fourth Arch
Buerrus
Open House Celebrates Miss Rockwell’s 75th Birthday
A birthday gathering honored Miss Etta Rockwell of 295 East Sixth Street Marion Ohio on her 75th birthday. Relatives from Hinckley Brunswick and Elyria attended at her lifelong home where she was born. Mrs Floyd Porter and Mrs E John Porter hosted a tea with sweet peas and snapdragons as the centerpiece.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edith Swigart
Marion
Ohio
W. C. Porter
Oberlin Road
Etta Rockwell
East Sixth Street
Miss Rockwell
Hinckley
Brunswick
Elyria
Miss Niven Sees Shift in American Attitudes Abroad
Miss Charlotte T. Niven, visiting speaker for the YWCA, notes signs of cultural growth in America such as new art centers and widespread exhibitions. She cites Americans showing increasing international interest and willingness to engage in global cooperation amid ongoing economic questions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlotte T. Niven
Italy
France
England
Switzerland
New York
Miss Niven
America
Employed Young Women’s League to Outline Spring Terms
After supper on Tuesday the Employed Young Women's League will present the new Spring term with a different setup. Officers will outline plans and exhibit a unique photography collection. The book review and arts and crafts classes convene at 7:40.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Women's League
Round Table Discussion at Elyria Women’s Republican Club
Mrs Myles Perry will lead a round table discussion at the Elyria Women’s Republican Club meeting Tuesday evening at 8 at the Woman’s Club on Fourth Street. Special music by Mrs F A Monroe. A social hour and refreshments follow the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myles Perry
Elyria
Elyrians Hold Picnic In St. Petersburg Florida
Elyrian residents gathered April 13 in St. Petersburg at the Million Dollar Pier for an annual picnic. Rev W B Winters led singing and Rev T Wallis Grose shared memories, with a large table of varied dishes and a closing song, celebrating friendship between former and current Elyria residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
St. Petersburg
Florida
T. Wallis Grose
Seventh Avenue
N. St. Petersburg
N. Grose
M. E
W. B. Winters
Elsha
Anniversary Celebration For Erdman Couple
A group of friends gathered Sunday evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. William Erdman at 327 South Maple Street to honor their twentieth wedding anniversary. Music entertained during the evening and a china set was presented to the couple as a gift. Attendees included families and individuals from Grafton Road, South Maple Street, Henrietta, and Elyria.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Erdman
South Maple Street
Smith
Ida Mae
Daisy
Josephine
Charles
Grafton Road
Swinderman
Reisinger
Jim
Johnston Gift and Knit Promotes Spring Yarn Sale
STILL IN BUSINESS and ready to sere you with fine gifts at moderate prices. Tioga and Bernat yarns for your Spring and Summer suits, dresses and sweaters, THE JOHNSTON GIFT and KNIT for 280 East Second Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tioga
Bernat
Johnston
East Second Street
Marriage Of Last February Announced At Party
Mr and Mrs J W Hallouer hosted twenty four guests at a Cleveland Street party where they announced the marriage of their daughter Harriett to Paul Talarski of Warren Avenue. The wedding occurred February 14 in Westfield New York with Ted Jalowiec as attendant and Elyria High graduate Mrs Talarski.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Hallouer
Cleveland Street
Harriett
Paul Talarski
Warren Avenue
Westfield
New York
Ted Jalowiec
Talarski
Elyria High School
General Industries Company
Cleo Smith
Robert Lyman
William Oates
Tom Hallouer
Ralph Lyman
Helen Talarski
Violet Nash
John Rose
Fern Smith
Jack Ternes
Delores Doebele
Don Ternes
Violetta Emerich
John Talarski
Catherine Lavalle
Fred Stahl
Baberniece Jalowiec
F. G. Worthington
Dinner Party Honors Bride Elect Betty Takacs
A dinner party at the home of Betty Fusa honored bride-elect Betty Takacs as a personal shower. Guest list included Rose Rosa and Ethel Figura who led in bridge honors. Takacs, daughter of Mr and Mrs Steven Takacs, will marry Raymond Wrykrent on May 3 at Sacred Heart church with Father Zekany officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Fusa
Betty Takacs
Michael Fusa
Norman Tracoff
Rose Rosa
Ethel Figura
Steve Lega
Takacs
Steven Takacs
Irondale Street
Raymond Wrykrent
Sacred Heart Church
Father T. Zekany
Rose Kosa
Ethel Fizgula
Margaret Vargo
Steven Lega
Frank Rosa
Mike Gula, Jr
Lorain
Girl Scouts Hike Metropolitan Park in Cleveland
Twenty nine Cardinal Troop girls from Second Congregational church spent Saturday exploring Metropolitan Park Cleveland. They found wildflowers along the trail and cooked lunch over a shale bank campfire on Rocky River. Tenderfoots passed fire building tests and the group visited the Lakewood Scout cabin for rest and song with leaders Mrs Dever Hull and Miss Dorothy Bartter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cardinal
Second Congregational Church
Metropolitan Park
Cleveland
Rocky River
Lakewood
Dever Hull
Dorothy Bartter
A. M. Hannaford
Edward Fell
C. L. Jenkins
Harmon Lodge to Meet in Regular Session April Sixth
Frank Harmon Lodge No. 665 F and A M will hold a regular communication at the Masonic Temple on Tuesday evening April 6. Business will be trans acted and Fellow Craft work performed. Last Thursday Floral Lodge of New London hosted them and presented the two act play He That Believeth with about thirty members attending and a hearty reception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harmon Lodge
A. M
Masonic Temple
Floral Lodge
New London
June Harr Leads Christian Endeavor Meeting Theme
The Intermediate Christian Endeavor of the Church of Christ met last evening with June Harr as leader to discuss The Kind of a World God Would Like This to Be and its Be attitudes. Raymond Brunger sang Some Day He'll Make It Plain to Me.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of Christ
June Harr
Raymond Brunger
Ruth Fridenstine
Local Socials Highlight East Chicago Tribute And Opera Outings
Mrs James Belaz and others attend a tenth anniversary service for Rev Tibor Toth in East Chicago. Kay visits to Kansas City Topeka and Cleveland include opera outings and academic clubs with multiple families and individuals listed. Donald Dickson debuts with Metropolitan Opera after Juilliard study in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Belaz
James Szabo
John Fony
Frank Penzes
Chicago
Tibor Toth
Bay
Hospital admissions and discharges list unnamed residents
A mixed list shows admissions including Roylan Wells Ashland Delores Nelson Ashta bula Mildred Rhoades 107 Mound Street Donald Kief 443 W River Donald Swanger Well ington Mrs Minnie Butler S17 Middle avenue Mrs Frank Minnick 328 Sumner Street Mrs Raymond Finkle 141 East Bridge Raymond Cassell Sullivan Ohio Discharges include Mrs Bradley Wilson 516 East Broad Street Mrs Henry Huttinger Valley City baby girl 579 Turner Street Mrs Ben Carter baby girl Medina Mrs Harold Parks baby boy 173 Spruce Street Mrs George Boorn baby girl Names appear with addresses and several initials or partial spellings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roylan Wells
Ashland
Delores Nelson
Ashtabula
Mildred Rhoades
Mound Street
Donald Kief
W. River
Donald Swanger
Wellington
Minnie Butler
Middle Avenue
Frank Minnick
Sumner Street
Raymond Finkle
East Bridge Street
Raymond Cassell
Sullivan
Ohio
Bradley Wilson
East Broad Street
Henry Huttinger
Valley City
Ben Carter
Turner Street
Socials Honor Paton Before California Move
Miss Ruth Hegginbotham hosted young guests at her Louisiana home Saturday evening to bid Dave Paton farewell as he plans permanent residence in California. High score prizes went to Irma Veres and Joe Mihila, with Mrs. Geraldine Bainbridge consoled. Guests drafted don’ts for Paton and enjoyed a dainty refreshment course amid yellow and green decor and miniature highway table centerpieces. Paton received a token from the group. Wayne Burdue led the Christian Endeavor Society at the Church of Christ where Sabra Armstrong spoke on The Kingship of Self Control and church member duties. Donna King will lead next Sunday. the Gospel Team departs for the Cleveland Orphanage Monday at 1 30. St Claudia will be presented Friday near North Eaton church and a box social is planned for Friday April 30. The Junior B Y P U at First Baptist opened with a song service and a prophecy talk by Richard Davies on Christ’s second coming from scientific and spiritual views. Lois Opper will lead next Sunday on Service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Coleman
G. A. Schnore
Onera Il Trovatore
Cleveland
Claude Birch
Pfaudler Literary Club
Park Avenue
Charles Cahoon
Eastern Heights Boulevard
John Elton
North Olmsted
Kansas City
Missouri
Topeka
Kansas
Jack Elton
Edith Swigart
Marion
Ohio
W. C. Porter
Oberlin Road
Russell Henly
Carl Davies
Metropolitan Opera Company
Herman F. Paeth
Miriam
Emily
Harvard Avenue
Hal C. Engler
Oak Harbor
Ivor Thomas
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Frank Allsop
West River Street
G. A. Knepper
Theodore
Jenny Lind
Jefferson Street
Bryan
Knepper
Frank Minnick
Sumner Street
Donald Dickson
Elyrian
Julliard School of Music
New York City
St. Andrew's Girls Choir
The
Young Peoples Society
Sunday School
Norwalk
St. Paul’s Episcopal Church
Kenneth Vaughn
Cyril Brecknock
E. B. Redhead
L. Minch
Wilfrid Bowdler
Billy
John
Harold Pusbach
Viola Haynes
Dorothy Saywell
Fred Green
W. A. Zarnkeé
Beverly
J. G. Johnson
Elaine
Bizét
Carmen
Elwin T. Squires
Riverside Court
Gene Harpster
Lakewood
C. Squire
Lake Avenue
E. H. VanAmburgh
Longfell
Los Angeles
California
Lookout Camp
Sons of Union Veterans
W. C. Thobaben
Hathaway Avenue
Ruth Hegginbotham
Louisiana
Dave Paton
Irma Veres
Joe Mihila
Geraldine Bainbridge
Wayne Burdue
Christian Endeavor Society
Church of Christ
Sabra Armstrong
Burdue
Donna King
St. Claudia
North Eaton Church
First Baptist Church
Walter Keisler
Richard Davies
Lois Opper
Miss Anderson Leads St Pauls Young People League
Leader Gladys Anderson presided last evening as St Pauls Young People's League opened with a hymn and prayer led by Rev Irion. Discussion covered The Kind of World God Would Like This to Be with sub topics from Paul Irion Donald Gunder Anne Schubert Rev Irion Russell Schroeder and Wilson Fox. William Fox will lead next Sunday at 6 45 with a large attendance urged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gladys Anderson
St. Paul's Young People’s League
Rev. Irion
Paul Irion
Donald Gunder
Anne Schubert
Russell Schroeder
Wilson Fox
William Fox
Birthday Honors for Mrs Kornath at Amherst Home
Mrs Henry Wirsham entertained at a party on Twelfth street in honor of her mother Mrs John Kornath of Amherst for her 79th birthday. An afternoon reception hosted about sixty guests from Ashland Painesville Cleveland Lorain Amherst and Elyria with seventy nine roses for the guest of honor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Wirsham
Twelfth Street
John Kornath
Amherst
Program announced for Ohio Federation of Women's Clubs convention
Mrs. Earl B. Padgett announces the forty first annual Ohio Federation of Women's Clubs convention to be held in Akron May 18 to 21 with headquarters at the Mayflower Hotel. The program includes forums, lectures, films, and dinners, featuring speakers such as Mrs. Walter B. Seymour and Dr. Josephine L. Peirce, plus a travelogue by Eugene Cecil Van Wyk and a closing book review by Mrs. Helen Tappan Berthoff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio Federation of Women’s Clubs
Earl B. Padgett
Federation
Akron
Mayflower Hotel
Chauncey L. Newcomer
Donald Morrison
Walter B. Seymour
General Federation of Women’s Clubs
Emma Sparks
J. D. Atwood
Josephine L. Peirce
Walter Wanamaker
Proneers
DePew Head
Ruth De-Young
Eugene Cecil van Wyk
South Africa
A. J. Skeel
M. D
Supt
W. E. Wenner
Women's City Club
General Federation
W H. Drane Lester
U. S. Department of International Relations
B. C. Goss
Europe
Toledo
Paul Alexander
Sudro Hosts Card Club With Prizes And Green Decor
Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Sudro of Second street entertained their card club Saturday evening. Prizes for high scores were presented to Mr. and Mrs. Irvin Wendell, while Mrs. J. E. Ordell and Charles Held received second score awards. Refreshments were served at a lace covered table with green and white decorations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. F. Sudro
Second Street
Irvin Wendell
J. E. Ordell
Charles Held
Beatrice Fell Leads Local Senior Christian Endeavor
Beatrice Fell led the Senior Christian Endeavor Society of the Second Congregational Church last evening with the subject Who Makes Up My Mind James 1 5 19. Sidney Sprague and Dorothy Fell performed a trumpet and clarinet duet. The Medina Youth Fellowship meeting is set for May 2 at the First Congregational Church in Lorain. Tickets were sold for a private skating party on May 10 at Rainbow Gardens. Orval Stroh is scheduled to lead next Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beatrice Fell
Soiety
Second Congregational Church
Sidney Sprague
Dorothy Fell
Medina Youth Fellowship
First Congregational
Lorain
Rainbow Gardens
Orval Stroh
We-Kum-U Kum club holds mystery sisters event
At the Y W C A meeting the group chose mystery sisters during the regular session. Prizes for games went to Maude Thompson Mildred Hess and Lillian Longwell. Dessert followed and the club plans a skating party on the 29th.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maude Thompson
Mildred Hess
Lillian Longwell
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Marcel
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Lake Ave
Bell Co
Charles E. Guth
Chiropodist
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Eleana of
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Ethiopia
Cetinja
St. Petersburg, Fla
Girl
Clarefice Brown
Chase Street
Don Wottring
West Avenue
Gertrude Rahl
Brookhouser
Wid
Middle Ave
Paul Kridler
Robert and
James
Fremont
Rudy Mae
RAIN
Ohto
C. E
Miss Anderson
Hilton
James Hilton
Helen Tappan Berthoff
Mr. Chips
James Guthrie
E. J. Howenstine
H. Rea Selby
Swen Nielsen
Robert Sancock
Joseph Beltz
Curtis Spence
Ward Young
Entertain Card Club
Mystery Sisters
Chile
Joe's Shoe Repair
Earl
Cal Fiore
Broad Street
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