Ruth Krebs Weds Arthur Stewart In Low Key Ceremony
Ruth Krebs and Arthur Stewart were married by Reverend Murphy at St Marys parsonage Thursday evening at 6 30. The couple, Elyria High School graduates, plan a home on Cleveland Street after a motor trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Krebs
Arthur Stewart
Reverend Murphy
St. Mary’s Parsonage
Eleanor Novy
Cleveland
Aiton
Novy
Harley Johnson
Longford Avenue
Sweet Peas
Stewart
Cleveland Street
Elyria High School
Stewart Segend
Charlie Hospital
Harry Stewart
Colson Company
Announce Daughter's Marriage at Mercer Pennsylvania
Mrs W W Hill and Mrs E Monroe hosted a Division A meeting of the Church of Christ at 224 Gates Ave Mercer. A tureen luncheon followed with twelve members and three guests. prayers and games concluded the session. Betty Jane Carpenter wed Roman Rybarcyk in Mercer September 30 1933 by a Justice of the Peace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church OF Christ
Hill Home
WW. C. Hill
E.\. Monroe
Gates Avenue
D. A. Baird
Emma Kuchenrither
Stella Dibble
Wallace Smith
H. S. Wells
A. J. Slee
L. J. Bassett
W. C. Fowler
East Avenue
Paul Hubbell
John Carpenter
Betty Jane Carpenter
Roman Rybarcyk
Mercer
Pennsylvania
Dance at Ridgeville Grange Hall This Friday Evening
Cook's orchestra will play at Ridgeville Grange Hall on Friday evening. Admission is 25 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ridgeville Grange Hall
Cook
Woman's Association Hosts Parish Dinner Program
The Woman's Association of Pilgrim Community church entertained members at a church dinner. Music by Mr and Mrs W L Bodine on saw and piano, piano solos by Rev William Ludlow, and a reading by Mrs L W Mahns. Mrs Emily Whitner and Mrs Mary Mills chaired. Next meeting is Thursday February 15 with a program and play at the church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Association of Pilgrim Community Church
W. L. Bodine
William Ludlow
L. W. Mahn
Emily Whitner
Mary Mills
Former Circle No 6 members gather at Mrs Haines home
Former associates of Circle No 6 Methodist church met at 411 East Avenue for a pleasant afternoon of needlework and conversation. Mrs George Haines and Mrs Ed Liang served refreshments. They plan another gathering soon at Mrs A H Kent's home at 761 West Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old Circle No. 6
Methodist Church
Circle
George Haines
East Avenue
Haines
Ed. Liang
A. H. Kent
West Avenue
O. W. L. Club Welcomes New Member at Meeting
Miss Delores Jaycox hosted the O. W. L. Club meeting on Walnut Street. Miss LaVerne Bowers was welcomed as a new member. Plans for future entertainments were discussed, and in two weeks Miss Harriet Swindling of 256 Harwood will entertain the group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delores Jaycox
Walnut Street
O. W. L. Club
LaVerne Bowers
Harriet Swindling
Harwood
British Empire Club Meeting at I O O F Ball Tonight
The British Empire Club meets in the I O O F ballroom with a dance after the session. Liberty Chapter of Cleveland will attend as guests. The Men's Club of First Congregational Church gathers at 6 59 for dinner, followed by a talk by Rev Karl Meister about his vacation trip to Canada.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
British Empire Club
EL S&s
Liberty Chapter
Cleveland
First Congregational Church
Karl Meister
Canada
June Smith Hosts Et-Yet Club Meeting
Miss June Smith of Adams Street entertained Et-Yet club members last evening. Guests included Miss Ruby Woodcock and Helen Neiding. A brief meeting changed the meeting day to Monday. Prize winners were Maxine Smith for high and Annette Whitney for low. A lunch was served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
June Smith
Adams Street
Ruby Woodcock
Helen Neiding
Kathryn Smith
Lake Avenue
Maxine Smith
Annette Whitney Low
Hamilton PTA celebrates twenty first anniversary at school
The Hamilton Parent Teacher Association marked its 21st founding anniversary with a Thursday afternoon meeting at Hamilton School. Past president Mrs. B. Shaw spoke on early years, while Mrs. W. A. Dobbin sang two songs assisted by Miss Pearl Tuthill. Elizabeth Freese and Mrs. J. N. Fox supervised tea service during social hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton
G. Shaw
Hamiltton P. T. A
W.A
Mrs Worthington Hosts Ninety Five Club Luncheon
Mrs George Worthington of Harrison street hosted a luncheon for Ninety Five Club members. Mrs C H Cushing reviewed The Story of the Borgias by L Colison Morler and Mrs F L Horan presented Horse in the Moon by Luisa Vandello. Mrs Cushing will entertain the club February fifteenth. A daughter was born to Mr and Mrs Carl Manzo of 432 Kenyon Avenue at Elyria Memorial Hospital on February first.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Worthington
Ninety Five Club
George Worthington
Harrison Street
C. H. Cushing
L. Colison-Morler
Luisa Vandello
FL Hor
Carl Manzo
Kenyon Avenue
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Booster Meeting And Memorial Day Plans In Local Veterans Group
Major Woodworth Camp and Auxiliary of the United Spanish War Veterans met at the K of C hall with good attendance. Memorial Day committee includes George Colburn John Schrock and E E Leifer. Booster meeting at North East Ohio High School on Sunday March 4 promises a prominence speaker. A Maine memorial meeting is invited at Sandusky High School on Feb 9 as guest of Sandusky camps. Auxiliary officers and committees were named and one new member accepted for initiation at next meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodworth
United Spanish War Veterans
K. of C. Hall
Memorial Day Committee
George P. Colburn
John G. Schrock
E. E. Leifer
EE. T. Struck
Brown
Southam
United Spanish War Veterans of
North East Ohio
D. C
McKinley
E. T. Struck
Ohio Street
Mrs Leah Rodgers Hosts Division A Meeting at Bond Street Home
Mrs Leah Rodgers assisted by Mrs Anna Gehrke hosted Division A of the 2nd Congregational church at her Bond street home. Mrs Cora Bemis opened with a devotional service followed by a business meeting led by chairwoman Mrs Hazel Boynton. Refreshments were served to twenty ladies. A silver tea is planned Friday February ninth at Mrs Mary Seville’s High street home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leah Rodgers
Anna Gehrke
2Nd Congregational Church
Bond Street
Cora Bemis
Hazel Boynton
Mary Seville
High Street
Methodist church Heralds meet Saturday afternoon at 2
The King's Heralds of the Methodist church will meet at 2:00 Saturday afternoon. The Modern Amateurs Club holds its regular weekly meeting at 7:30 tonight at the Y M C A to discuss radio control systems in America and Europe. Members are urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
King's Heralds of
The
Methodist Church
America
Europe
Edison P T A council reports on city radio service and clinic success
Regular meeting of the Thomas A Edison P T A heard a detailed report on the last city council meeting and authorized furthering a school radio service project. The president praised the summer round-up chairwoman for record clinic attendance and awards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas A. Edison P. ‘Pa
P. T. A. Council
Thomas A. Edison P. Ty
P. Ot. A. Council
H. Yree
L. J. Barnhart
Thomas A. Edison
Sylvia Solida
Vanita Hubbard
Thelma Page
Robert Harrison
Junior
Connie Jenkins
Fox
Valentine
Missionary Society meeting at Mrs. Cunningham home
Sixteen members of the United Presbyterian church Missionary Society gathered yesterday afternoon at Mrs. C. C. Cunningham's East River home. Mrs. C. L. Bristol led devotions and Mrs. A. W. Baird supervised a lesson on The Cause of the Common Man from The Never-Falling Light by James H. Franklin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. C. Cunningham
Missionary Society of the United Presbyterian Church
East River Street
C. L. Bristol
A. W. Baird
James H. Franklin
Roar-Up Club Holds Formal Initiation for Seven Pledges
A Roar-Up Club initiation ceremony was held at the YWCA last evening. Misses Mary Halpin, Eileen O'Donnell, Phyllis Cox, Martha Raufus, Shirley Webber, and Gertrude Stevens received corsages of red carnations and white stevia with green accents. The initiates included Mary Samar, Rose Hurd, Genevieve Boyd, Harriet Gray, Marian Higgin, Benny Rober, Elva Heldrich, Evangeline Rothe, and Hortense Curtis. Supper followed, with pink and white table decor, pink sweet peas in low bowls, and pink tapers. Chess of seating and chairmen included Elva Heldrich, Marion Stetson, Hortense Curtis, Marvel Skoro, and Catherine Seward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Y. W. CG
Mary
Gerry Halpin
Eileen O'Donnell
Phyllis Jaycox
Martha Raufus
Shirley Webber
Gertrude Stevens
Misies Mary Samar
Rose Hurd
Genevieve Boyd
Harriet Gray
Marian Higging
Benny Rober
Elva Heldrich
Evangeline Rothe
Hortense Curtis
Marion Stetson
Marvel Skoro
Catherine Seward
Milan Bendik Hosts Tenth Birthday Party
Milan Bendik at 205 High Street hosted twenty friends for a Sunday afternoon birthday party. Games provided amusement and a refreshment course followed, served by his mother and sisters Julia and Martha Bilskey. Guests included Richard Baumhardt and many others. Milan received many gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milan Bendik
High Street
Julia
Martha Bilskey
Richard Baumhardt
Bessie Bendik
Robert Botamer
Anna
Sue Brandos
DeMolay selects committee chairmen at chapter meeting
Master Councillor Harold Mc Nally announced the chapter’s committee appointments after last evening’s session. Appointees include Harold Dicken to initiation, Edward Summerlee for dues, George Baker social, Herbert Young sick, and Charles Hupp athletic. Duke Gull of Allegheny College is spending mid semester break at home. Hart's Poultry Market offers first class poultry and eggs at corner 2nd and Chestnut Street, open Saturdays with orders by phone 5874.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold McNally
David J. Nye
Order of DeMolay
Harold Dicken
Edward Summerlee
George Baker
Herbert Young
Charles Hupp
Duke Gull
Allegheny College
Pennsylvania
Hart's Poultry Market
Corner 2Nd
Chestnut St
Franklin PTA marks Founders Day with program and cake
About 150 attended the Franklin PTA meeting Thursday afternoon as pupils from five rooms performed. Miss Carrie Lou Church led a birthday themed program honoring famous February birthdays including Washington Lincoln and Edison. Founders Day was celebrated with a blue and yellow birthday cake as Mrs. Robert Davies urged mothers to support the association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin P
AL Moeting
Carrie Lou Church
Miss Church
Washington, Lincoln
Thomas Aa. Edison
Community notices recount local volunteers and visits
An article notes contributions to the free milk fund with several volunteers. A social hour followed the program led by Mrs. Fey with helpers Mrs. Bannon and Mrs. Esker serving refreshments. Matt Gardner returns home improved after illness. Squire and Kohn plan to attend a Munsonie lodge inspection at Van Wert Ohio this evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. F. Fey
Pigdus Chatvimum
O. N. Bannon
P. Esker
Matt Gardner
Oberlin Road
S. H. Squire
Walter
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Little Joe & the Missus
Marcel
Arch
Frank
California
Psu
Ella
Polly
New York State
New York
Olson University of Minnesota
Tmt Wander Co
Michigan Ave
Chicago
Dept
E-11
Orphan Annie
United
Sandee
Eeal
Cora White
W. A
Pilgrim Church
Norman Steel
Wengeu Avenue
James Simmons
E. River Street
Clor Barnhart
Belefield
U.S. We. YV. Bouster
Leah Rodgers Nostess
2Nd Cong's Church
ST. John’s
Ladies Aid Society
St. John's Lutheran Church
Third Street
Charles Schoenfeldt
P.M. Schroeter
Kushinsky
Gus Burandt
Roar-Up Club
Vdemolay
Speclral
Branklen Plt
Vestal
Vicki
S. Kaplan Ladies Tatlor & Furrier
Brond
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