Lorain Bride Weds Jack Adamson in Covington Ceremony
Miss Dorothy Evan Saunders daughter of Mr and Mrs J J Saunders of Lorain and Jack Adamson son of Mr and Mrs A W Francis of This City were married in Covington Kentucky on March 26. A second service followed at St Marys Lorain. The couple will live on Howe Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Evan Saunders
J. J. Saunders
Erie Avenue
Lorain
Jack Adamson
A. W. Francis
Middle Avenue
Covington
Kentucky
Randshal
St. Mary's Church
Betty Maurath
Mildred Gembka and Lawrence Biermacher Wed at St Marys
At nine thirty this morning in St Marys church Mildred R Gembka and Lawrence Biermacher exchanged vows with Rev J Scharnitzky officiating. Bridesmaids wore aquamarine and peach chiffon. reception at the Gembka home 126 Clark street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mary's Church
Mildred R. Gembka
Lawrence Biermacher
J. Scharnitzky
Charles Guth
Jack Huge
Eleanore Gembka
Regina Shuster
Miss Shuster
Miss Gembka
General Industries
Biermacher
Andrew Biermacher
North Ridgeville
Ridgeville High School
Ridge Tool Company
Various club events and initiations highlight April gatherings
The piece details Eastern Star initiation nights with guests from Milan, Port Clinton, and Pennsylvania, birthday observances, and upcoming inspections in Loudenville. It notes Rainbow Girls initiations, raffish fundraisers, May 12th club honors, and a bride event for Miss Lucille Graber. It also lists officers nominated for next year and several social club meetings with gifts, games, and birthday celebrations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Order of Eastern Star
Milan
Port Clinton
Pennsylvania
Mabel Robinson
Loudenville
Oberlin
Rainbow Girls
Avenue Club
May Markham
Anna Puder
Wellington
Guild Hosts Spring Bridge Party at Mrs Timms Home
Lovely spring flora adorned the Timms residence at 213 Ohio Street as the Worth Side Guild of St Andrew's church hosted a Spring bridge party. Sixteen tables featured salads and wooden salad-bowl prizes. Mrs Richard Timms chaired the host committee with Mrs Albert Dill Mrs Arthur Robishaw and Mrs Ardison Hewitt assisting. hostesses included Mrs Lloyd Barton Mrs Edward Champion Mrs Howard Barbour Mrs Kieth Clotz Mrs S S Rockwood and Miss Anna Louise Baker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Timms
Ohio Street
Worth
St Andrew’s Church
Timms
Albert Dill
Arthur Robishaw
Ardison Hewitt
Lloyd Barton
Edward Champion
Howard Barbour
Kieth Clotz
S. S. Rockwood
Anna Louise Baker
Licenses Granted to Local Couples in Ohio
A list of license records shows Paul Frederick Wacker and Stella Czuba from Columbus and Lorain partners Eugene Holmes with Frances Kuhl. Oscar Share with Betty Jane Greene. Charles Allison Magee with Jessie Kirk. John Nagy with Ann Lugas. Charles Kirk with Dorothy Birkmayer. George Estreb with Jennie Modic. Peter Enz with Dorothy Nau. Vincent Marcogisseppe with Anna Martin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Frederick Wacker
Columbus
Stella Theresa Czuba
Lorain
Eugene Holmes
Wakeman
Frances Kuhl
West Bridge Street
Elyria
Oscar Share
Chillicothe
Betty Jane Greene
Brighton
Charles Allison Magee
Cleveland
Jessie Isabelle Kirk
Ridgeville
John E. Nagy
Foreman
Anna Martin
Winckles Street
Mrs. Benninghoff To Give Final Review At Woman's Club
Mrs. William Benninghoff will present The Patriot by Pearl Buck at the Elyria Woman's Club on April 24. It marks the final club year review with Junior members hosting a concluding tea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pearl Buck
William Benninghoff
Elyria
China
Buck
West Virginia
Yangtze River
Nanking University
Iwan
Japan
Tama
I-wan
Swan
Chiang- Kai-Shek
Elyria Woman's Club
Bridal shower honors Betty Campbell in West Avenue gathering
Miss Eleanor Dunn hosted guests at Mrs. Krieg’s West Avenue home to honor Betty Campbell, fiancée of Kenneth Barclay. Prizes were won in bridge and Chinese checkers. gifts awaited under a pink umbrella centerpiece. A dessert table featured pink tapers and umbrella nut cups. Local events note a Book Review by the South Side Circle of Child Conservation League with Mrs. Raymond Thompson hosting and Mrs. Henry Ingersoll Jr. as reviewer. May 8 plans announced for Mrs. Joe Gusky’s Elyria event and church study at Y M C A led by L B Hindman with Bob Mallory as musical feature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Lehmann
Marseilles Avenue
Lehmann
Cliff Johnson
Lucille Graber
Andrew G. Anderson
Charles Ellingwood
Eighth Street
Harry West
East Avenue
Bridge
William Curtis
Russell Payne
Elmira Patton
West
Eleanor Dunn
Krieg
West Avenue
Betty Campbell
Kenneth Barclay
Ronald Dunn
William Campbell
Annette Whitney
Naomi Burge
Ruth McGinnis
Jeanette Sibey
Robert Haefele
J. E. McConville
E. C. Barclay
Thomas Gray
Charles Drusendahl
Martha K. Dunn
Oscar Dunn
South Side Circle of Child Conservation League
Raymond Thompson
Middle Avenue
Henry Ingersoll, Jr
Rampler Avenue
Maude Smith Delavan
Ted Penfound
Frank Gusky
Thompson
Senft
Joe Gusky
Public Affairs Committee Meeting at YWCA April 24
The YWCA Public Affairs Committee holds a regular meeting Monday April 24 at 2 PM. Topics include The Ability to Pay for Medical Care with speakers Mrs Arthur Tite and Mrs Carl Smith and Doctors Dollars and Disease by Mrs Willis Chandler. A summary and questionnaire Who Can Afford Health will be presented by Mrs Curtis Spence with a social period led by Mrs L H Wilcox and Mrs Oscar Townsend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Tite
Carl Smith
Willis Chandler
Curtis Spence
L. H. Wilcox
Oscar Townsend
Wedding Announcement Miss Mary Franklin to Robert Thompson
The marriage of Mary Franklin and Robert William Thompson was announced by Mrs. Burton Charles Franklin of Oberlin Road. The ceremony occurred December 17 1988 in Lexington Kentucky, with both families attending. The couple will reside in Lorain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Franklin
Rob’t. Thompson
Lorain
Burton Charles Franklin
Oberlin Road
Mary
Robert William Thompson
William B. Thompson
Erie Avenue
Lexington
Kentucky
Social notes from Elyria area residents and visitors
A roundup of local social happenings includes Miss Doris Daup visiting the Stofer home in Elyria, Mrs. Glen Yost convalescing with the Yosts on Kenyon Avenue, and the Brillhart family attending a Sullivan funeral. Travelers Dr. R. E. Neighbour and family head to Kent City, Michigan, while Earl Jenkins and the James families visit friends and relatives. Nancy Vaughn advances in Brownie troops, and Elyrians attend a Daughters of Union Veterans event at Gnaderhutten.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doris Daup
Shelby
Ohio
Frank Stofer
Boston Avenue
Glen Yost
North Ridgeville
Fred Yost
Kenyon Avenue
H. H. Brillhart
Sullivan
Charles Brillhart
Oberlin Hospital
R. E. Neighbour
Kent City
Michigan
R. W. Neighbour
Earl Jenkins
Warren
Elyria
Harry James
New York
John James
Cleveland
E. M. Green
Gulf Road
L. B. Fauver
Washington Avenue
Arizona
Fauver
B. L. Howell
Danville
Ilinois
Charles Ellingwood
Eighth Street
Leon Lee
Springfield
J. D. Funk
Lee
Funk
Nancy Vaughn
First Congregational Church
J. H. Gwin
New Castle
Pennsylvania
Ralph Gwin
Cornell Avenue
Pearl Wright
Florence Holcombe
Maude Jackson
Cora Musser
Lakewood
Daughters of Union Veterans
Gnaderhutten
Katharyn Heck
R N Rally Preparations In South Amherst
Royal Neighbors held a Woodman hall meeting Friday with good attendance. They practiced for the May 4 rally in South Amherst. The charter was draped for Mrs Lena Niebling and one new member was initiated. The next meeting will be in May.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodman Hall
South Amherst
Lena Niebling
Allen PTA to Hold Tea and Book Review
Allen Parent-Teacher Association sponsors a tea and book review at the school on Tuesday April 25 at 1 45. Former PTA president Mrs Elmer Wilford now living in Cleveland will review. Members and friends invited with no charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen Parent-Teacher Association
Elmer Wilford
Allen P T. A
Cleveland
Rummage Sale Monday through Friday in Elyria
Elyria Sisterhood sponsors a rummage sale at 106 West Ave running Monday through Friday with proceeds benefiting group activities. Vendors offer clothing, household items, and small furniture amid community group support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria Sisterhood
West Ave
Jefferson PTA Hosts Card Party at Elyria Woman's Club
Members and friends of the Jefferson Parent-Teacher Association enjoyed an evening活动 at the Elyria Woman's Club. The ways and means committee chaired by Mrs. A. C. Vietzen sponsored the event with spring bouquets decorating the rooms. Prizes for high scores were wrapped in gay cellophane and Ruth Carlson won the special prize. Refreshments were provided by a group of hostesses including Mrs. Doris Sprague and Mrs. R. Pallas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson Parent- Teacher Association and Friends
Elyria Woman's Club
Ways and Means Committee
P.T.A
A. C. Vietzen
Ruth Carlson
Doris Sprague
R. Pallas
C. Brooker
Victor McMullen
Charles Crawford
Music Entertains Nettie Finch Webber Club Guests
The Nettie Finch Webber Club of the Church of Christ hosted a music program last night at Miss Mildred Cope’s Lake Avenue home. Violin solos by Allen Ohmes and Nancy Wainwright, piano and violin pairings by Mrs. Crumley, plus an encore of Three Blind Mice, highlighted the evening after a devotional led by Mrs. Ralph Gwin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nettie Finch Webber
Church of Christ
Mildred Cope
Lake Avenue
Ralph Gwin
Paul Wainwright
Allen Ohmes
Forest Ohmes
Nancy Wainwright
J. H. Crumley
Geraldine Rigo
L. P. Kaiser
Florence Stetson
H. R. Riddle
Birmingham
Alabama
Sabra Armstrong
Sixth Street
Hospital Admissions and Discharges List
Admissions include Alice Foreman at 124 Harvard avenue and several others with listed addresses. Discharges feature Marilyn Ray Hance at 1217 West avenue and multiple named individuals including baby girls and baby boys from Grafton and surrounding streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Foreman
Harvard Avenue
Mary Eshman
Fifteenth Street
Joseph Chiznadia
Grafton
Frank Anderson
Fremont Street
Edward Pomeroy
Bath Street
Marilyn Ray Hance
West Avenue
Albert Kistner
Adams Street
Irvin Tucker
Eugene Halliwill
Albert Bishop
East Avenue
Glen Yost
North Ridgeville
P.H.C. Observes 5th Anniversary With Dinner
Protected Home Circle marks its fifth anniversary with a six oclock dinner at the I O O F hall attended by about one hundred members and guests from Sharon Pennsylvania Cleveland and Woodland Circle. Suprem e President Hadley and wife, Suprem e Guardian W R Cubbon, State Deputy Cohen and others of Cleveland were present. Initiation followed led by the R G Baird Degree Staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Resar
Leonard
Russell Dunford
R. G. Baird
Woodland Circle
Cleveland
Officers Club
Dunford
Eighth Street
Hotel Statler
Agnes Dunford
Florence Resar
Lewis
Jean Heimsath
Margaret Reed
Vivian Resar
Modern Eight Bridge Night Hosted at Lake Avenue Home
Mrs Jack Rick acted as hostess to the Modern Eight at her Lake avenue home Friday evening. Mrs Vincent Hery Mrs Rick and new member Mrs Fred Cox posted winning scores as progress of the usual bridge games. A chop suey luncheon followed. Guest Mrs Paul Palmer attended. On May 4 Mrs Don Andress will entertain at her St Clair street home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cornelia Howe
Just Us Bridge Club
Middle Avenue
Lucille Christian
Lucinda Jackson
Carrie Thompson
George Sutton
West 14Th Street
Jack Rick
Lake Avenue
Vincent Hery
Rick
Fred Cox
Paul Palmer
Don Andress
St. Clair Street
Spring Shuffle Brings 60 Couples at Ely Gym
Sixty couples danced to Gil Curran's orchestra at the Junior Friendship Club event at Ely gym last evening from eight to twelve. Many girls wore new Junior Friendship sweaters with F.C. initials. Door tickets were handled by Virginia Hiffman, Clara Lugas, and Betty Fell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gil Curran
Junior Friendship Club
Ely Gymnasium
F.C
Virginia Hiffman
Clara Lugas
Betty Fell
Spring Recognition Service for Girl Reserves at YWCA Gym
Tomorrow afternoon at three o'clock in the Y W C A gymnas ium the Spring Recognition service will be held for Girl Reserves. Miss Edna Gray Johnson will give a talk followed by a short program by the girls and ten will be served. The service is open to fathers and mothers of the Girl Reserves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edna Gray Johnson
We-O-Na Club Hosts Doris Daup in Shelby Visitor
The We-O-Na Club gathered last evening at Lydia Michael's Winckles Street home. After a brief business meeting, games followed and refreshments were served. Guest Doris Daup of Shelby, Ohio attended along with Betty Stofer, Dorothy Stofer, Laura Corey, Lot tie Smith, Charlene Willis, and Lydia Michael.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia Michael
Winckles Street
Doris Daup
Shelby
Ohio
Betty
Dorothy Stofer
Laura Corey
Lottie Smith
Charlene Willis
Modes and Manners Contrasting public greeting norms
The exchange discusses etiquette for women greeting in public and proper hospital visiting card messaging. Well-bred women should shake hands in public, while a visiting card note should appear above the name with a line through Mr, starting with a Dear salutation to the recipient.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss
Community clubs and meetings listed in Elyria notices
Calendar entries show multiple groups including Public Affairs Committee YWCA on health, The Patriot screening at Women’s Club, Tally Ho Edna Mae Wilson, Literary Club Mary Ingersoll, Catholic Study Club 4, Ladies of G A R bingo, Sunny Side Mrs Hinderer, Business Women’s Bible Class, Townsend Club 1, Daughters of Sahara at VFW hall, Rainbow for Girls, YWCA Y Debs guests, Lois Bins speaker, Knights of Columbus Wanda Munz at 214 Howe Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria Service League
Arthur Robishaw
Stanford Avenue
Patriot
Woman's Club
Benninghoft
Tally Ho
Edna Mae Wilson
9Th Street
Mary Ingersoll
Middle Avenue
Catholic Study Club
Richard Walsh
East Broad Street
Ladies of
Sunny Side
H. Hinderer
Longford Avenue
Business Women’s Bible Class
L. Curtis
Sth Street
Townsend Club
Daughters of Sahara
V. F. W. Hall
King Solomon Lodge F
M. Elyria Assembly
Lois Bins
Knights of Columbus
Chatter Doos
Wanda Munz
Howe Street
Oberlin druggist T. H. Rowland dies at 85
Oberlin Ohio April 22 T H Rowland 85 retired druggist died Friday at his home 152 East College Street after a weeklong illness He was born in Rochester Ohio and lived in Oberlin 63 years He and Harriet Hoffner Rowland married nearly 62 years ago Celebrate their 60th anniversary May 15 1937 He leaves widow daughter Mrs Ross Loofbourrow London Ohio a son T H Rowland Jr St Petersburg Florida two grandchildren and five great grandchildren Funeral services Monday 2 30 p m at Christ Church Episcopal Rev L E Daniels in charge Interment Westwood Cemetery
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin
T. H. Rowland
East College Street
Mr. Rowland
Rochester
Rowland
Harriet Hoffner
Vermilion
Ross K. Loofbourrow
London
T. H. Rowland, Jr
St. Petersburg
Florida
Christ Church
Episcopal
L. E. Daniels
Westwood Cemetery
Church Services for Oberlin and Nearby Congregations
First Church in Oberlin led by Rev J A Richards and Rev C M Cochrane offers Bible study at 9 30 a m and Sunday School at 9 45 followed by Morning Worship at 11 with theme Levels of Personal Freedom Youth Fellowship meets 7 30 p m at Taylor home Wednesday Association meeting noted First Methodist led by Rev S L Whiteman with Church School at 9 45 and Morning Worship at 11 Paths to God theme Epworth League 6 45 p m Open House 8 00 p m for students Parsonage First Baptist led by Rev J Gordon Trick with Church School 9 45 a m
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Church
Oberlin
J. A. Richards
C. M. Cochrane
W. R. Morrison
Bosworth Hall
L. W. Taylor
Odi
First Methodist Church
S. Lee Whiteman
Ernest Yocom
H. C. Burr
Stitzel
Epworth League
First Baptist Church
J. Gordon Trick
Grace Lutheran and Sacred Heart Schedule Services
Grace Lutheran Church led by Rev H Dawe holds Thursday mid week prayer at 7 30 p m and Friday choir rehearsal at 7 15 p m. Sacred Heart Catholic Church with Rev W C O Loughlin offers 9 30 a m Sunday School and 10 45 a m Morning Worship plus 8 00 a m and 10 00 a m Sunday Mass and weekday masses at 7 30 a m each day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Lutheran Church
H. Dawe
Sacred Heart Catholic Church
W. C. O'Loughlin
Mt Zion Baptist Church Announces Junior Church Sunday
Mt Zion Baptist Church hosts its first Junior Church Sunday on April 23 at eleven. Speaker Benjamin Sims, a Graduate School of Theology student, will discuss Aids to Sufficient Living. Junior choir led by Bernice Bows to sing. Public invited. Tom Boardman of Oberlin College to speak at 6 30 p m at the Junior B Y P U with topic A New Racial Understanding. Public invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Zion Baptist Church
Benjamin Sims
Graduate School of Theology
Bernice Bows
Tom Boardman
Oberlin College
Mt Zion Baptist Church
Rust Methodist Church Prayer and Praise Services
The Rust Methodist church will hold prayer and praise services on Sunday April 23. Mrs. Etta Tucker leads the morning service and Mr. I L Hurd conducts the evening service. Everyone is welcome.
Oberlin Educators Attend Ohio Principals Association Meeting
Superintendent C. E. Wigton and Principal C. F. Alter of Oberlin High School attend the Ohio High School Principals Association spring meeting in Columbus. Donald S. White of the High School faculty also attends the visual education section today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. E. Wigton
C. F. Alter
Oberlin High School
Ohio High School Principals Association
Columbus
Donald S. White
Mrs Glen Princehorn Noted Brother Henry Schrader Dies
Mrs Glen Princehorn of South Main street is summoned to Mansfield for the illness of her brother Henry Schrader who died Friday. Funeral services are set for Monday afternoon in Mansfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glen Princehorn
South Main Street
Mansfield
Henry Schrader
Oberlin natives visit after Wooster death
Mr and Mrs R W Jewell and daughter of Birmingham Alabama were called to Wooster by the death of his father They came to Oberlin Wednesday and visited two days at the home of Mr and Mrs R W Allen of East College Street before returning to Alabama The Jewells are former Oberlin residents
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. W. Jewell
Birmingham
Alabama
Wooster
Oberlin
R. W. Allen
East College Street
Oberlin Masonic Fish Fry Precedes Lodge Meeting
Oberlin Masonic Lodge No. 380 invites masons to a fish fry before its regular meeting next Tuesday night April 25. After the business session, Dean Carl Wittke of Oberlin College will speak. All masons urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin Masonic Lodge
Carl Wittke
Oberlin College
Vine Rebekah Lodge
Short Cuts for Stain Removal in Household Tasks
The text lists quick home remedies. It advises placing sugar in tea to prevent stains, using a kerosene dampened cloth to remove stains from tubs, and applying lemon juice with salt to fruit and rust stains then sun-drying. Repeat if needed.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Veen
Serrashaccel
Dorothy Funk
Mable Little
Dorothy Saunders
Mildred Gembka, L. Biermacher
Miss Graber
Officers
Doris Groat
Africa
Herbert Carlson
A. O. Hales
P. MM. Chapman
L. A. Hayes
R. C. Baird
Sarah Cunningham
L. 4. Dunfee
C. Everard
F. C. Wilford
Isaiah
Mrs. Parron
Howard Parron
Helen Nagy
Parton
Virginia Nagy
Jane Machinske
Victor Visci
Roberta Mosley
Irene Staskiews
Aileen Walker
Entertains Club
PWN Papera
Guild
of Hear
Elyria Men's Bible Class
L. B. Hindman
Public Affairs
Fahim Fe
Elyria High School
Thorson
Lorain High School
Brown University
Zetz Psi Fraternity
Howard Paper Company
Urbana
Parent-Teacher Association News
Allen
Jefferson P.-T. A
Music Entertains Club
P.H.C
Ct. Vu
Allen Bernard
Graystone Cocktail Lounge
LODGE
UGS Sey
Olmsted & Hoeffel
Water St
the Peerless Laundry and Dry Cleaning Co
Second Street
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