Double Wedding At St Marys And Holy Cross Churches
Two ceremonies mark a spring wedding day in Elyria Ohio Catherine Anne Humphrey and Charles Cavagna wed at St Marys Church with reception at the Humphrey home Miss Ann Francis Lugas and John Nagy also wed at Holy Cross church in an afternoon ceremony elaborate decor carried peach blue and white colors with a three tier cake Two hundred guests attended the Nagy reception and plans call for a summer honeymoon and Evansville Indiana home for the couple The Humphrey Cavagna marriage links the families of Dr A Humphrey and Dr C Cavagna with John Carroll University Miami University and Goodyear Tire and Rubber Co efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holy Cross Church
Ann Francis Lugas
Alex Lugas
Middle Avenue
John Nagy
Stephen Nagy
North Eaton
Ohio
L. J. Budny
M. Michaline
Irene Staskiews
Margaret Lugas
Anne Banik
Miss Staskiews
John P. Lugas
Albert Staskiews
John Cravan
McKeesport
Pennsylvania
Nagy
Isis
Giles Road
Elyria High School
Elyria Business College
Troxel Manufacturing Company
Eaton High School
Comany
Catherine Ann Humphrey
Charles Barringer Cavagna
Leonard Otting S. J
John Carroll University
St. Mary’s Church
Guenod
Alfred O’donnell
Luzzi
David Smith Horan
Catherine Seward
Edward James Seward
North American College
Rome
Rome, Was Maid of Honor. Miss Seward
Tourquoise
Frank Humphrey
Cavagna
Ralph Keegan
Cleveland
James S. Grant
A. Humphrey
Notre Dame College
Haserodt Jewelry Company, Inc
C. A. Cavagna
O’donnell
Miami University
Goodyear Tire and Rubber Company
Mrs. Cavagna
Evansville
Indiana
First Martyr lesson at Elyria Y M C A class
The Elyria Men's Bible Class at the Y M C A will study The First Martyr Sunday at 9 30 morning with L B Hindman teaching. Special music features vocal duets by Mrs E O Pallas and Mrs Alice Pitman.
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Elyria Men’s Bible
L. B. Hindman
E. O. Pallas
Alice Pitman
Lorain Licenses for Couples and Trades Listed
A list of licensees from Lorain and nearby areas notes pairs including Frank R. Stacko 27 a skilled laborer and Barbara Vajda 20. John Kotradi 25 an assembler and Janet Zbrezny 19. Joseph Cherney 27 a brick layer and Rose Czine 25 of Sheffield township. Andrew G. Anderson 23 a salesman and Lucille Graber 23 of Elyria. Paul H. Brumbaugh 25 a steel worker and Mary Earlo 27 Elyria township.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank R. Stacko
Lorain
Barbara Vajda
John Kotradi
Janet Zbrezny
Joseph Cherney
Rose Czine
Sheffield Township
Andrew G. Anderson
Elyria
Lucille Graber
Middle Avenue
Paul H. Brumbaugh
North Canton
Inspection of Elyria Chapter of Eastern Star 375
The Elyria Chapter of the Eastern Star held a spring themed inspection with Dutch decorations and a large guest list. Mabel Robinson greeted attendees including past grand matron Minnie E Lathrop and many district and chapter officers from multiple Ohio communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Eastern Star
Order of Eastern Star
Mabel Robinson
Grand Chapter
Ohio
Minnie E. Lathrop
Sara Binder
Olga Glazer
Clive Willems
May Sharp
Dora Coleman
Rachel Miller
Ethel Reed
Martha
Blanche Kohler
North Carolina
Fay Mowery
Rhode Island
Cleta Knolls
Nebraska
Mildred Hartman
Utah
Florence Mathews
Cleveland
Anna Puder
Wellington
Frances Woodruff
District No. 4
Findley
Tiffin
Bowling Green
Akron
Shaker Heights
Lakewood
Elmore
Dover Center
Medina
Wooster
West Salem
Millersburg
Amherst
Oberlin
Sullivan
Seville
Litchfield
Ashland
Lorain
Bay Village
Harriett Beazell
Madge Baird
Minnie Chapman
Marian Hand
Dr. Bevard
Blossom Fey
Ruth Schroeder
Violet Reger
Miss Pauline Beck Honored at 105 Highland Court Shower
Miss Pauline Beck of 201 Furnace Street was feted by Miss Bessie Douglas at 105 Highland Court in a miscellaneous shower before her summer wedding to H. J. Holcomb. Spring decor and pastel tones graced the evening as 24 guests played bridge and Chinese checkers. Dorotha Smith won bridge and Jennie Menzies won checkers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bessie Douglas
Highland Court
Pauline Beck
Furnace Street
H. J. Holcomb
Dorotha Smith
Jennie Menzies
Rosary Origin Topic Highlighted at Catholic Study Club
Mrs. Gene St Marie hosted Catholic Study Club No. 1 with a roll call and business meeting. Mrs. R J Rosselot spoke on The Origin and Development of the Rosary while Mrs. Ray Craft sketched Mother Seton life, founder of the Sisters of Charity. Mrs. Floyd Helfrich will host in two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gene St. Marie
T. V. Boylan
Catholic Study Club No. 1
West Avenue
R. J. Rosselot
Ray Craft
Mother Seton
Sisters of Charity
Floyd Helfrich
Artemascourt
News Of The Girl Scouts Troop Meeting Highlights
Girl Scout Troop No. 1 met at the First Congregational church on Thursday with reports from two groups. They enjoyed sports and games, studied international holiday customs, and planned a skating party for May 1. A cookie sales report was sent to Mrs. Everett Shrock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Congregational Church
Goodnight Circle
Elywoods
Betty Oldfield
Euclid Wedding and Community Notices Highlight Local Social Scene
Euclid hosts the Weiland Smetzer wedding at the Church of Christ with Elyria and local residents in attendance. Births at Elyria Memorial Hospital include two daughters to the Wirscham and Heidrich families, while several residents travel for visits and meetings including Zeta Upsilon members and Young Adult attendees. Local suppers, book reviews, and a May business meeting are announced with multiple social and family updates across Elyria.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Euclid
Myrna Smetzer
Harold Weiland
E. A. Thamert
Fred Dean
Hugh Thomas Jr
William Fillmon
Carl Garrison
Eighth Street
New York City
Bloomfield
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
Edwin Meng
New York
Frederick Meng
Harvard Avenue
Elyrians
Weiland-Smetzer
Church of Christ At
Mark Smith
Lois Whitacre
Russell Weiland
Donald Weiland
O. E. Lindquist
Arthur Nehls
Robert Nehis
Elmer Nehis
John Wirscham
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Wirscham
Gates Avenue
Anna Bailey
West Avenue
W. C. Clark
Charles Keeler
Las Vegas
Nevada
Buffalo
Cuyahoga Falls Church of Christ
Ray Bringer
Allen Day
Clarence Grandstaff
Cecil Garrett
Kenneth Young
Ellsworth Albert
Lee Prentice
Jean James
Roger Williams
Janice Alexander
Kentate University
Zeta Upsilon Sorority
Weiland- Smetzer
Euclid Church
Pauline Giergey
Dorothy Harper
Naomi Burge
Audrey Haefele
Maude Martin
Marie Roe
Clyde
Ann Arbor
Michigan
Evangeline
Detroit
Merle Cathers
Findley
Ohio
A. J. Robinson
Park Avenue
Clinton Heidrich
Heidrich
East
Calendar notes from Graystone and nearby clubs
Calendar items list events at Y Debs YWCA gym and local clubs. Activities include plays at the YWCA gym, Susan and God review, Merry Mixups, and various club meetings on East Broad and Logan streets. Several auxiliary groups announce postponed events and screenings, plus a study committee gathering at St Mary's Church hall.
Par ent-Teacher party at St Mary's hall awards bridge prizes
Twenty five tables at St Marys hall hosted by St Marys Parent Teacher Association with bridge prizes for Mrs S J Birkbeck Frank Brennan five hundred Miss Barbara Stolzpedro Mrs Estella Lyons and C S Johns and pinochle prizes to Mrs E J VanAmburgh and John Fate Special awards went to Mrs Mary Flood and C S Johns Mrs Gene St Marie chaired the event and listed a large committee including Mrs Walter Plas Mrs R J Rosselot and others Have Dinner In Lorain Artemas Beebe Alumni chapter met for dinner in Lorain and moved to Arthur OHara home for a business meeting Morris Durkee presiding Seventeen members attended and a resignation of Robert Markel was accepted Plans were made for a May party to be held later
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delphians
Graystone Hotel
Junior Woman's Club
Sumner Hartwell
Susan and
God
Elsie Scrivens
East Broad Street
Avalon Club
Frank Mee
Logan Street
King Solomon Lodge
Eagles
Eagles Hall
Center For Sightless
Frank Seward
2Nd Congregational Church
Townsend Club
Curtis
Fifth Street
McKinley Parent-Teacher Association
Daughters of America
W. Flw
Canton Lorain
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Elyria Home
Columbia Club
St. John's Church
Clarence Brown
West Avenue
First Congregational Guild
A. Schilleman
Study Club Council
St. Mary’s Church Hall
St. Mary's Hall
St. Mary’s
Parent-Teacher Association
S. J. Birkbeck
Frank Brennan
Barbara Stolzpedro
Estella Lyons
C. S. Johns
E. J. VanAmburgh
John Fate
Mary Flood
Gene St. Marie
Artemas Beebe
Lorain
Arthur O'Hara
Morris Durkee
Robert Markel
Hospital Admissions And Discharges Listing
Hospital admissions include Fred Ives of 148 Spruce Street and Steve Bake of 217 West River Street along with Mrs. Louis Ward R D 1 and Mrs. John Wirsham 240 Gates Avenue. Discharges list Mrs. Benjamin Gelb with baby girl in Lorain and Mrs. William Messaros 1842 Middle Avenue. Other discharge names include Mrs. Lee Champney Oberlin George Campbell 128 Garvin Avenue and Thomas Hastings 402 Lodi Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Ives
Spruce Street
Louis Ward
R. D
Steve Bake
West River Street
John Wirsham
Gates Avenue
Thurman Mce-Kenney
Stanford Avenue
Charles Snow
West Street
Edward Waldron
Foster Avenue
Helen Molich
Benjamin Gelb
Lorain
William Messaros
Middle Avenue
Lee Champney
Oberlin
George Campbell
Garvin Avenue
Thomas Hastings
Lodi Street
Department Chairman Reviews Play for Members
Mrs. Sumner Hartwell,Education and Fine Arts chair, reviewed Susan and God by Rachel Crother for her department's members at Hanna Theatre. The article highlights Gertrude Lawrence as Susan and recounts key plot points including Susan's prayerful transformation, Barry and Blossom, and a troubled marriage. The review notes Hartwell’s portrayals and thanks the hostesses at a tea following the reading.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sumner Hartwell
Education and Fine Arts
Susan and
God
Hartwell
Rachel Crother
Gertrude Lawrence
Susan
Irene Burroughs
Susan Trexel
Barry
Blossom
Irene
Newport
Blosson
Charlotte Morley
Charlotte
Hanna Theatre
Future Plans For Protected Home Circle Officers Club
Sixteen members of Protected Home Circle Officers Club attended a gathering hosted by Mr and Mrs C E Dunford on Eighth Street. They discussed upcoming activities and named a planning committee led by Agnes Dunford Florence Resar Lillian Heimsath and Alice Kaylor. Pinochle winners were Lillian Heimsath Alice Kaylor Leonard Dunford and Earl Kaylor. Luncheon followed and the group adjourned to meet Friday May 26 at the Edmund Smith residence on Franklin Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Protected Home Circle Officers Club
C. E. Dunford
Eighth Street
Agnes Dunford
Florence Resar
Lillian Heimsath
Alice Kaylor
Leonard Dunford
Earl Kaylor
Edmund Smith
Franklin Street
Jefferson Junior High PTA Posts May 22 Meeting
The Jefferson Junior High PTA postpones its regular meeting to May 22 with an exhibition of manual arts and sewing by students and election and installation of officers. Last night the final dance drew about 170 parents and students with organizers named. Mrs. Sumner Hartwell will review Susan and God at McKinley PTA in May, with officer installation and music by Miss Ethel Hilgeneck. St Pauls Circle No 1 welcomed two new members Ruth Kauffman and Mrs F E Kushinsky. Circle planning May 25 meeting at Mrs Harold Greenich’s home with a white elephant sale and refreshments for fourteen attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorcas
Church of Christ
Hugh Thomas
High Street
Will Foster
Thomas Higham
Folden Albert
C. A. Gibbens
Ralph Cole
Will Hill
Mabel Little
Gay MacLaren
Maude Saren
W. Hill
E. A. Thamert
Sam Findlay
Maude Salen
Amy Young
E. Flint
Elsie Yancer
Nellie Ray
C. J. Miller
Kenyon Avenue
Jeferson Junior High Parent-Teacher Association
A. C. Vietzen
Ways and Means
C. L. Jenkins
J. Elemes
Sumner Hartwell
Susan and
God
McKinley P T.A
Ethel Hilgeneck
St. Paul's Circle No. 1
John Gollnick
Sixteenth Street
Ruth Kauffman
F. E. Kushinsky
Henry Manns
M. Quade
Lorain Co. Federation
Amherst
Harold Greenich
Roosevelt Avenue
Spring Party at St Andrew's Episcopal Church
The Young Peoples Fellowship of St. Andrew's Episcopal church enjoyed a Spring party last night in the church basement. Nancy Heywood Ida Jean Sands Bob Tulk and Ernest Haylor won prizes. Ernest Haylor served refreshments after an enjoyable dance with chaperones Mr and Mrs MacFarland Mr and Mrs Howard Taft and Mr and Mrs Leland Minch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Peoples Fellowship
St. Andrew's Episcopal Church
Nancy Heywood
Ida Jean Sands
Bob Tulk
Ernest Haylor
MacFarland
Howard Taft
Leland Minch
Dance party at American Legion hall cheers guests
A Betty Bishop School of Dance event last evening featured sixty five attendees dancing to the Freddy Fay band. Chaperones listed include Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Robinson, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Brown, Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Loomis, Mrs. Martha Loomis and Mrs. E. J. Haverstick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Bishop
Mae Sullivan Hosts O N O Club Games Night
The O N O Club was entertained by Miss Mae Sullivan at 126 West Bride Street. Helen Palagge won the first bridge award and Bessie Yoo took the traveling prize while Kathryn Smith earned consolation after the games. Friendly Twelve were hosted by Mrs. Helen Smith at Fairmount Street with eleven games of progressive Pedro. prizes went to Mrs. William Tong Mrs. Mary Diedrich and Mrs. Hansford. On May 10 Mrs. Margaret Maddox will entertain at 112 Malcolm Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. N. O. Club
Mae Sullivan
West Bride Street
Helen Palagge
Bessie Yoo
Kathryn Smith
Helen Smith
Fair‘mount Street
Pedro
William Tong
Mary Diedrich
Hansford
Margaret Maddox
Malcolma Court
Pythian Sisters Are Inspected by District Deputy Zepha Wormwood
District Deputy Zepha Wormwood of Fremont inspected the Pythian Sisters gathering Thursday evening with seventy five in attendance. The lodge earned a high rating as Distinguished guests from Amherst Lorain Elyria and Fremont attended. Most Excellent Chief Irma Schwarz presided with a social hour and refreshments served by Mrs. Laura Barton and committee. Rae Copas received the special award.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zepha Wormwood
Fremont
Bernice Carter
Amherst
Ida Henry
Lorain
Mary Tapper
Elyria
Eva Howell
Christina Hackey
Kathryn Hepplewaite
Sandusky
Cleveland
Oberlin
Grafton
Irma Schwarz
Laura Barton
Rae Copas
Patty Phillips Hosts O. K. Club Meeting on West Avenue
Patty Phillips entertained members of the O. K. Club at her West Avenue home yesterday afternoon. Games provided amusement and a refreshment course followed. Plans were discussed for a hike. Present were Ruth Calkins Phyllis Powell June Pusbach Aphrodite Valassis Margaret Ann Leber and Joyce Lang. President Donna Mae Reynolds was absent due to illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patty Phillips
O. K
West Avenue
Ruth Calkins
Phyllis Powell
June Pusbach
Aphrodite Valassis
Margaret Ann Leber
Joyce Lang
Donna Mae Reynolds
Women’s Relief Corps meets at IOOF hall agenda
Twenty four members attended the meeting at the IOOF hall Friday with several reported ill. A rummage sale was set for May sixth and a play was discussed for the near future. The executive chairman praised the group’s work as the corps voted to remember the Corps Mother for Mother's Day.
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Women’s Relief Corps
M M C Bridge Night Benefits From Roosevelt Hostess
Bridge games last night at the Marie Kehnert home on Roosevelt Avenue featured the M M C club. Winners were Mrs. Millie Battenhouse Mrs. Esther Gillmore and Florence Van Over. Luncheon followed and guests included Mrs. Eileen Baker. The club adjourned to meet May 19 at 129 Columbia Avenue, Battenhouse residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dlay
Marie Kehnert
Roosevelt Avenue
M. M. C. Club
Millie Battenhouse
Esther Gillmore
Florence van Over
Eileen Baker
Battenhouse
Columbia Avenue
Tigredia Social Club Luncheon at Mrs Florence Brown Home
A threen luncheon was served to Tigredia Social Club members at the home of Mrs. Florence Brown on Eleventh street. Afternoon games determined prizes won by Mrs. Margaret Buckingham and Mrs. Laura Barton. Mrs Myrtle Thorley of Nichols Court will entertain on May 19.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isobel Field
S. S. Rockwood
A. F. Terry
Fourth Street
Robert Louis Stevenson
Rodney Rockwood
Weir
Hermiston
Scotland
Stevenson
Mabel Little
Tigredia Social Club
Florence Brown
Eleventh Street
Margaret Buckingham
Laura Barton
Myrtle Thorley
Nichols Court
Short Cuts Practical stain tips and pastry advice
Ink stains may be removed from cloth by soaking in turpentine before washing. Paint spots respond to soaking in turpentine and ammonia then rubbing until gone. For pastry, best results come from generous shortening and little water.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Catherine Anne Humphrey
Charles Cavagna
St. Mary's Church
Ann Lugas
Grace Guild
Dorothy Wooden
Elsie Rogers
Margaret Wickard
Mildred Stetson
Kathryn McKee
Mildred Krause
Aaron Slick
Punkin Crick
Thelma Bayer
Sarah Nierman
Florence Stegman
Mrs. Rockwood
Elyria Men's Bible Class
E. Loeffler Co
Broad Street
Elyria Nursery
East Avenue
Carpenter
Mer
News of the Girl Scouts
Don
Prairie Grove
Eva Reely
Ohio Street
Donald Peattie
Thomas Cushing
L. B Fauver
Mexico
A. L. Patrick
Columbus Street
Masonic Temple
M. Daily
Graystone Cocktail Lounge
Parent-Teacher Association News
Jefferson
Entertain
O.N.O. Club
W.R.C. Meeting
M.M. C
Elks Hall
Johnny Bove
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