Society Weddings and May Events Highlight Lorain News
This afternoon at 2 30 Miss Betty Heywood daughter of Mr and Mrs Richard Heywood wed Patrick McBride of Lorain at St Josephs parish house Lorain with Fr Murray officiating. Ruth E Johnson wed Lt Arthur L Richwine at the Ohio National Guard armory with Majors and doctors present and a serenade by the American Legion Drum and Music corps. May breakfast plans for Ely Woods and Rainbow Girls elections plus forthcoming DeMolay dance and officer elections set for mid May.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Heywood
Richard Heywood
Patrick McBride
Lorain
St. Joseph's Parish House
Fr. Murray
Mina Belle Heywood
Edward McBride
Elyria Church Oftea
Mrs. McBride
Oakwood Terrace
Thirty-First Street
Loraineas
Ohio National Guard
Ruth E. Johnson
Arthur L. Richwine
Edgar W. Allen
Unrist
Viola White
Albert Johnson
American Legion
Children’s Theatre presents The Lollypop on Friday at Ely auditorium
The Children’s Theatre group stages their second production a three act comedy full of broad humor for children on Friday April 26 at Ely auditorium. The cast includes Sidney Gross as Wiffle Jean Beesing as Felisa Lois Hancock as the mysterious lady and Bruce McWilliams and Doris Seevers present a ten minute black face skit. The troupe handles tickets stage crew and scenery with twenty actors in all.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Children’s Theatre Group
Ely Auditorium
Wiffles
Dog
Felisa the
Cat
Ali Babel
Ho Hum
Pirate
Bruce McWilliams
Doris Seevers
Tom Sayner
D A R Broadcast Baron Stiegel Highlighted in Colonial Day Series
The D A R will feature Baron Stiegel, famed glassmaker and major Pennsylvania iron furnace owner, as the subject of the April 24 broadcast at 19:15 over Station WGAR. Daisy Wells Warner, assistant publicity secretary of the Cleveland Museum of Art, will introduce the program, with the Northeast District of Ohio D A R aiding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baron Stiegel
Stiegel Glass
Pennsylvania
WGAR
Daisy Wells Warner
Cleveland Museum of Art
Daughters of American Revolution
Ohio
Birthday Party Honors Marjorie Thompson at Home
Mrs. 4. Thompson Watt entertained last evening at her home 24 Earl Court in honor of her daughter Marjorie’s ninth birthday. A two course luncheon with pink decor and centers provided by Roing Emith. Guests included Virginia Duran Gloria Borie Geraldine Cornet Marian Corneil Virginia Smith and Harry Srovaoasd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thompson Watt
Earl Court
Marjorie
Nda
Virginia Duran
Gloria Borie
Geraldine Cornet
Marian Corneil
Virginia Smth
Bi Pempo
Harry
Betty Spinks Hostess at Home Event
Betty Spinks welcomed guests to a house gathering featuring informal conversations and a small prize draw. Attendees included Magdelese HWeliman, West Avenue, along with several local residents. The event emphasized community ties and shared hospitality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Spinks
von Mar
Meinks
Tive
Danmarius Menke
Marie Match
Ave
Denen
Magdelese Hweliman
West Avenue
Community church notices and charity events announced tonight
Various church groups list events for this evening including dinners at Second Congregational 6220, a silver tea at 331 West Street, a Tuesday reen supper at Emmanuel Lutheran parsonage, and a public recital at First Congregational. The Cues and Lines Club stages The Gay Pretenders for hospital funds, with additional benefit performances planned for Medina and Amherst churches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Men's Brotherhood
Second Congregational Church
Cora Bemis
West Street
Sayles
Emmanuel Lutheran Church
Grave Lutheran Church
Elyria Muaiwal Art Society
First Congregational
Leroy Krugman
State Street
O.F
First Congregational Church
Play Pinochie Foreign Service Veteran Meeting Notes
Pinochie Foreign Service Veteran met Saturday evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Clapp on Cleveland Street. A short business meeting was held with prizes awarded to Mel Broza and Mrs. Joe Work. Next meeting planned for Riverside with Mr. and Mrs. Mel Brown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foreign Service
Muster Day Dinner Honors Major Woodworth Camp
Major Woodworth Camp No. 32 of the Spanish War Veterans and its Auxiliary held Muster Day dinner at the Elyria Women’s Club. O. J. Pettyjohn of Akron, first camp commander, administered the oath and gave a related address. Guests included Rev. J. A. Kaley, Captain Stoush, and several Auxiliary members. A program featured talks, a Manila Day reading, a Boulder Dam depiction, and a girls’ team play titled And What a Rummage Sale. Music by Emmett Maley and Jerome Garvey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodworth
No. 32
Elyria
J. A. Kaley
Stoush
Richard Allen
Charles Abbey
Relief Corps
Mary Ross McKay
Auxiliary
Rena Titus
Manila
Auilia No. 12
Cleveland
Esther Pettyjohn
Akron
Frank Murbach
Boulder Dam
The
E. J. McRoberts
Catherine Cooks
Agnes Houghtaling
Jane Jagier
Annetta Meinke
Susie Lamb
Mildred Dimick
Dora Cockato
Emmett Maley
Jerome Garvey
Berea
Ohio
D. C. Koihe
George P. Colburn
Ann Southam
Conclude Study Series On Opera By Rama Group
The rama group of the A A U W met at Mrs. George Day's Gulf street home to close a study series on opera led by Miss Edytia Harris. Discussions covered Hungarian and Russian opera with talks by Frank Seward and Mrs. Dar, plus remarks on casts. The next meeting will be at Mrs. Paul Hines's Columbia street home with Mrs. Geser reviewing The Taming of the Shrew.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rama
George Day
Gulf Street
Edytia Harris
Italy
France
Germany
England
United States
Russia
Frank Seward
Severance Hall
Dar
Harold Kunkle
Award Certificates for Parental-Teacher Association class
Award certificates were issued for completion of the parliamentary procedure course. The class, held at the Washington meeting post, was sponsored by the Parent-Teacher Association. The session marked the close of the course, led by Mrs. Car W. Martin as director.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington ‘Wolding
Elrria Coyvet
W. Martin
Fragmented note on relief clothing drive and homeward return
The passage describes a relief clothing collection event and a group or individual returning home. It mentions an organizational division, preparations for a future activity, and a timeframe linking to a current homeward moment. The readable parts point to local efforts to aid others and organize materials.
Methodist Circles Meet at Homes This Week
Meetings of the Methodist church groups were held in private homes with volunteers hosting. Mrs W C Jones hosted the circle at 249 Oxford Avenue replacing the church gathering. The Queen Esther Society met at Ruth Anns Sheldon’s Cambridge Avenue residence with new member Betty Washburn welcomed. Plans were made to attend the Women's Home Missionary Society convention in Wellington. Refreshments followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Church
W. C. Jones
Oxford Avenue
Queen Esther Society
First Methodist Church
Ruth Anns Sheldon
Cambridge Avenue
Wilda Foreman
Betty Washburn
Women’s Home Missionary Society
Wellington Marth
Local personals note a busy travel and family events
Mr and Mrs J Bion plan a trip to Rowheater and Suffern New York with Mrs Sumner Hartwell and son John returning next week Miss Lilian Daim returns to Washington University after vacation Rev D P Fulmer attends Sharon Center meeting and camp planning June 27 July 8 Easter weekend visits Philadelphia and New York figures Phil Schultz buys in NY Miss Eva Smith Lucy Kirk and Ethel Carpenter visit Loudonville and Dr and Mrs Carpenter Edith Carson visits Princeton Avenue for convention in Pittsburgh Mrs Robert Vestal Sr travels to Indianapolis birth announced for David Louis at Elyria Clinic local ministers and wives gather for lunch at Elyria Home for the Aged Mrs Jeeva Ledyard suffers a stroke Lous Reisinger announces birth of son at Elyria Clinic Margaret McClellan resumes teaching after pneumonia H I M A ministers group hosts luncheon at Home for the Aged events include Chicago wedding and church anniversary Neilson Krugman returns from Miami Carl Schmidthons family sails for five weeks tour of Europe Sam Bush family tour includes West Virginia and Pennsylvania over Easter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra. J
Bion
Middle Avenue
Rowheater
New York
Suffern
Sumner Hartwell
John
Lilian Daim
Washington, D. C
University of Washington
West Avenue
D. P. Fulmer
Sharon Center
Sharon Camp Meeting Association Board
W. W. Kemble
Philadelphia
Phil Schultz
The
Fay Comepany
New York City
Eva Smith
Lucy Kirk
Ethel Carpenter
Loudonville
K. Carpenter
Edith Carson
New Rochelle
Marian Kemble
Princeton Avenue
Indiana
Jeeva Ledyard
Rochester
Ralph
Howe Street
Lous Reisinger
George Street
Elyria Clinic
David Louis
John Tibbitts
Mary Nead
Medina
Percy Nead
Abbe Road
Margaret McClellan
Gates School
Elyria Ministerial Association
Elyria Home For
W. C. Endiey
R. W. Neighbour
R. E. Neighbour
A. E. Kemp
H. A. Sayles
E. J. Bond
Erns
Irion
E. C. Young
R. C. Morrow
S18
West Sixth Street
H. G. Hoover
Cornell Avenue
Chicago
Tllinois
Mary Prise Na Mitchell
First United Presbyterian Church
Mr. Hoover
Neilson Krugman
Miami
Florida
Hospital Admissions and Discharges Noted in Local Listings
Hospital admissions list includes Mig, Stella Hare dy at 244 Gates avenue with Smile Whinwon and RevD. No. 2. Anna Scho chtlach and Anne Mitch ell at 428 Lorain blvd. Albert Car ter at 132 Palriawn avenue. Mrs. Dave Goden in Lorain. Gerald Hoov ler in Columbia Sta. Discharges reference Millen Howri stine of 816 Park avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mig
Stella Haredy
Gates Avenue
Smile Whinwon
Anna Schochtlach
Anne Mitchell
Lorain Blvd
Albert Carter
Palriawn Avenue
Dave Goden
Lorain
Gerald Hoovler
Columbia Sta
Millen Howristine
Park Avenue
Lorain County Dental Society hosts dinner and lecture
Last evening at The Green Lantern Ten Room thirty four members of Lorain County Dental Society gathered for a dinner meeting Dr Walter J Pryor of Cleveland lectured on Prosthetics illustrated with slides Plans were laid for the annual golf tournament replacing the June meeting A May 27 Elyria gathering was announced for the regular meeting and the El Dove Supper Club held a card party at Kenneth Beal's home with prizes awarded and another meeting planned for May 6 at Bob Smith's home Captain P D Reefy Circle No 96 Ladies of the G A K met at Woodman hall with good attendance and plans for a card party at J H Howletts home on Cascade Street April 30 and a reen supper at the May 13 meeting
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
OL. F. Chub
Wilfred Block
Lint Street
Ely Woods
Ima Steeman
Margaret Zachman
Women’s Welsh Club
Evan Griffith
Ninth Street
James Davies
Howard Butler
Park Avenue
Griffiths
Robert Starr
Dubi der Club
Carl Gott
Eleventh Street
Lioyd Rae
Wiliam Cox
George Smith
Wineh
Wianina
Furnace Tree
Lorain County Dental Sorciety
Walter JJ. Pryor
Cleveland
Elyria
el Dove
Kenneth Beal
Vera Bridgett
Bill Morgan
Clarabelle Smith
Richard Smith
Bob Smith
Second Street
P. D. Reefy
Woodman Hall
J. H. Howlett
Cascade Street
Colonial Club Opens Post Lent At Elyria Women’s Club
The first Colonial Club meeting after Lent was held yesterday afternoon at the Elyria Woman's Club with Mrs. F W Salisbury as hostess. Four tables were in play and one guest attended. In two weeks Mrs. Alice Edwards will entertain at the Elyria Woman's Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colonial Club
Elyria Woman's Club
F. W. Salisbury
Alice Edwards
Amherst students survey electric rates nationwide
Massachusetts State College students in Amherst gather data on home electric use for a federal survey conducted in about 100 college towns. Information collected includes number and wattage of outlets, date of appliance purchases, number of people in the house and number of rooms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amherst
Ion Massachusettn
Coldest Place Cited In Siberian Record
A report cites Ofmelkon in the Soviet Republic of Yakut Siberia as the coldest spot, with temperatures plunging to 105 degrees below zero as the latest Arete mips claim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ofmelkon
Soviet Republi
Yakut
Siberia
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Richwine-Johnson
N. G. Armory
Rainbow Girls
Patricia Ann Peter
Gwendolyn Irvin
Rainbow Girls Assembly
Paulina Geitgey
Nancy Jenkins
Elizabeth Campbell
Miss Campbell
Giergey
Naoma Burge
Knights of Columbus
Grand Ne
Fr. Murphy
Tr. Budny
Elvria
Weil
Broad St
Karl Klein Shoe Repair
West Ave
D. A. R. Broadcast
Rieary
Castle’s
Lowe
ASTLE
Wall Paper & Paint
Hyn
Calenda
Gates Orthopedic Pool
Cues and Lines Club
St. Agnes Hall
Richard Tully
Russell Powers
Irene
Alice Walsh
Hiram Swallow
Leonard Monroe
Miranda Swank
Anne Dunlap
Charlie Jones
George Fillmon
Susan
Alice
Helen Wolf
Jack Vietzen
Medina Catholic Church
Amherst Catholic Church
Church of Christ
Harry L. Thompson
Samuel Findlay
Philip Robson
Pyr
Washington Avenue
West Side
East Side
Jesus
Tod ‘Loms
Ladies’ Aid
Ramnbow
Fee Warez
Deba Gray
Wieth Brown
Waltere
Claude Bir
Pinochie
Edna Hall
Margaret Walk
Santa Rosa
Cal
Sylvia Pope
D. C. Rothe
Spain
Ann E. Southam
Eoli
Dubi Dee
Botamers Phon
Cribina Yion Permanen
Beatty
Rewastas
Carl Schmidthons
LaVerne
Lake Avenue
Australia
Holland
Belgium
Sam Bush
Rose
Anne
Walnut Street
Mary and
Catherine Nasipak
Prospect ‘Street
West Virginia
Vernon Rowland
Dorothy Cook
Arthur £. Riehwine
Ruth &. Johnson
el Doce
U. S
Alaska
Walrussia
American Siberia
Zero Islands
Polaria
Norway
Sogne
Brownsville
Pittsburgh
Modern Woodmen Hall
Cascade
Harry Jantz
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