Engagement of Thelma Ann Campbell to Claude G Krueck
Thelma Ann Campbell of Watkins Glen New York announces engagement to Claude G Krueck of Elyria Ohio son of Mr and Mrs Chas J Krueck He is director of athletics and coach at Cook Academy Montour Falls New York Thelma is a dietician and former president of Alpha Psi sorority Mrs Campbell is Miss Campbells mother plus details of dinner and club event follow with musical program notes and talks from local society items
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Watkins Glen
New York
Elyria
Lewis D. Campbell
Franklin St
Thelma Ann
Claude G. Krueck
Chas, J. Krueck
East Bridge Street
Ohio
Campbell
Mechanics Institute
Roches
Ter
Alpha Psi
Cook Academy
Montour Falls
N. Y
Kruech
University of Illinois
Columbia University
Delta Sigma Lambda Fraternity
Phi Epsilon Kappa
Girl Scouts of Troop 4 Hold Supper at St Marys School
Girl Scouts of Troop 4 enjoyed a 5 30 last night at St Marys School with Miss Carol Stetson assisting. Elizabeth Work spoke to the group on Junior Citizenship badge requirements, stressing map labeling of Elyria’s key sites and using the Girl Scout Planner as reference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Troop
St. Mary’s School
Carol Stetson
Elizabeth Work
Elyria
Work
25 Cent Lunch at Church of Christ Thursday
A church announces a 25 cent lunch plus tax on Thursday from 11 A. M. at the Church of Christ. Proceeds support church activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of Christ
Thurs
Johnson Gift and Knit Shop Spring Outfit Ideas
The Johnsson Gift and Knit Shop offers a complete yarns patterns and needles selection for a spring outfit plus free knitting instruction. Gifts that are different tailor options to suit every person.
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Johnsson
Surprise Miscell aneous Shower for Mrs Weisman at Berkline Hair Shop
Recent Bride Lucille Krisher Weisman was honored at a surprise shower hosted by Mrs Birkline, Mrs Kay Kuss, and Mrs Maxime Bannick in the Elks dining room. Guests filled four bridge tables and one hearts table with scores led by Mrs Jack Peltz, Mrs Everett Schrock, Miss Lucile Kelley, and Miss Muriel Davidson. Bouquets of yellow tulips white carnations and stevia decorated the table with red tapers and hearts on white cloth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridge
Berkline
Victor Weisman
Lucille Krisher
Elks
Jack Peltz
Everett Schrock
Lucile Kelley
Muriel Davidson
Weisman
Birkline
Kay Kuss
Maxime Bannick
Mary Martha Class Meets In Methodist Church
Thirty nine members attended the Mary Martha Class meeting with Mrs. W O Jones presiding. A March 17 dinner party for husbands was planned by committee including Mrs. C B Simkins and Mrs. Foreman. Gifts from mystery sisters were given, contests awarded to Mrs. Clyde Hull Mrs B I Ohlemacher and Mrs. Sterling Ray, tea table decor and refreshment committee listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Martha
Methodist Church
W O. Jones
Carl Smith
C B Simkins
Foreman
C. E. Standen
Glenn Banter
B. H Lone
Clyde Hull
B. I Ohlemacher
Sterling Ray
O. E. Brodbeck
E. W. Bell
Irving Geigey
S. Ferrell
E. McCord
C . Woodfill
Walter
Mothers Auxiliary Hosts Annual Fathers Party at Church
The Mothers Auxiliary of United Presbyterian Church entertained last night in the church parlors with a school day program led by teacher Mrs. R. H. Charlton. The program featured songs America and School Days, sketches of famous February birth figures, geography and arithmetic lessons, a spelling bee and Bible contest. A quartet including Robert Moore Don Phelps Waite Wright and Frank Allsop sang, with a duet by Mr. and Mrs. Robert Moore. Refreshments were served by hostesses Mrs. Claude Dennison Mrs. P. S. Stock Mrs. Chariton Mrs. Phelps and Mrs. Ross Aungst. Mr. C L Bristol read Titus chapter 2 for devotion. Mrs. Bristol will host the March meeting at her Harvard avenue home with officers to be elected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mothers’ Auxiliary
United Presbyterian Church
R. H. Charlton
America
Robert Moore
Don Phelps
Waite Wright
Frank Allsop
Birthday Luncheon Held for Division C at Second Congregational
A quarterly birthday luncheon at the second Congregational church on Tuesday noon hosted Division C for seventy five guests. Tables formed a shape with red candles and birthday cakes. Seven January February or March celebrants received corsages: Mesdames Kahliff Brillhart F Baker Hecker J Hecock Storer and Miss Younglove. Mrs Henry Beam sang, Mrs Guisinger spoke on Abraham Lincoln and Mons J Kk Hecock spoke on Thomas A Edison. Next meeting set for March tenth at Mrs LC Ludlows West Street home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Second Congregational Church
Division C
Mesdames Kahliff
Brillhart
F Baker
Hecker
J. Hecock
Storer
Miss Younglove
Henry Beam
Guisinger
Abraham Lincoln
Mons J. Kk. Hecock
Thomas A. Edison
Mre LC Ludlow
West Street
Actress Jean Rogers Engaged to James Wallins ton
Motion picture actress Jean Rogers announces her engagement to radio announcer James Wallins ton. The couple plans to marry in April.
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Jean Rogers
James Wallinston
Local births and events in Elyria area and beyond
Miss Genna Boote from the Edith Mae Hat Shop is in Chicago for a merchants convention. A son was born to Mr and Mrs Claude Box at Elyria Memorial Hospital on February 11. Miss Mary Salisbury, Ridgeville, a county education office clerk, had an appendectomy at Elyria Clinic. Mrs Joseph Franks and family attended Joseph Leitner’s funeral in Cleveland after injuries from a slip on ice. Mr and Mrs Malcolm Smyth of 110 Princeton Ave welcomed a son on February 11 at Elyria Memorial. Arthur Richwine is recovering at Huron Road Hospital after surgery. Janet Reynolds, 330 Denison Ave, is on the Valentine tea dance committee at Ohio Wesleyan University with Pi Beta Phi representation. Mr and Mrs E L Moody left for California. A son was born to Elmer and Mrs Bainbridge at Elyria Memorial on February 12. Claire Stolzenburg of Sunland, California, visits her grandmother in Elyria. A daughter was born to Mr and Mrs Edwin Spore in Elyria Memorial on February 12. Mr and Mrs Glen Upton of Washington DC are parents of a son born today. Upton is son of Mr and Mrs D M Upton of Morgan Ave. Several Welsh Club members attended a district luncheon at the Cleveland Hotel. the program was broadcast on Station WJAY with Mrs Moore singing in the chorus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Genna Boote
Edith Mae
Chicago
Claude Box
West River Street
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Mary Salisbury
Ridgeville
County Board of Education
Elyria Clinic
Joseph Franks
Catherine
William Nelles
Franks
Joseph Leitner
Cleveland
Mrr Leitner
Malcolm Smyth
Princeton Avenue
Arthur Richwine
Huron Road Hospital
Janet Reynolds
Denison Avenue
Ohio Wesleyan University
Delaware
Martin Roberts
R. D. Oldfield
Oliver Wilcox
Cleveland Hotel
WJAY
Moore
Church and club events listed for the season
Calendar notes a broad slate of church gatherings and social events. Emmanuel Lutheran hosts a dinner for members while DeMolay Alumni plan a Monopoly party at the Gables. Cora May Walton Club meets at First Congregational church at 615 PM and Bible study and prayer meet at U P church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of Christ
Emmanuel Lutheran Church
DeMolay
the Gables
Cora May Walton Club
First Congregational Church
U. P
Brotherhood of St. Paul’s Church
Second Congregational Church
Harry Brillhart
Sons of Union Veterans
Woodman Hall
Sr. Friendship Club
Ellen Fleming
Blaine Street
Methodist Church
Z. A. Sorority
Ruby Woodcock
Lake Avenue
Rollin Hinkson Auxilary Sewing Circle
Ethel Lingenfelt
Plan for Allen P T A March Meeting and Activities
Allen P T A executive meeting at Mrs. Paul Grells home on Mar seilles avenue planned the March meeting with WHK manager H K Carpenter as speaker. Men to handle refreshments. tureen dinner February 21 at the school. amateur contest. card party later. six week study course on Child Problems starting March 10.
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Allen P. T. A
Paul Grell
Marseilles Avenue
Cyril Brecknock
H. K. Carpenter
WHK
Committees Named At Franklin P T Special Meeting
At a Franklin P T special meeting Tuesday afternoon the board set the next meeting for March 5 at 8 PM in the evening. The fathers will run the meeting with committees named including President Chas Evans program chairman S C Smith aided by Merritt Powell and Chas Evans refreshments chairman Dewey Hull Hig committee members E J Smith O J Bannon J P Kaiser R H Cheney and Carl Taylor.
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Franklin P. T
Chas. Evans
S. C. Smith
Merritt Powell
Dewey Hull
Hig
E J. Smith
O J. Bannon
J P. Kaiser
R. H. Cheney
Carl Taylor
Mexican Colors Brighten Indoor Garden Party
The Missionary Society hosted a Mexican themed event in the Church of Christ dining room. Decor featured white arches with red roof strips, Mexican blankets, red poppies, cocoysnut palm trees, and tables with Mexican souvenirs. Local women and girls in costumes sold items while a program included songs, talks on Mexico, and a collection for Mexican missions.
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Church of Christ
Missionary Society
Harry Roselle
Ltmuse
UL .Mealleu Pullolsy
Usanu
Lorain
H. R. Riddle
Richard King
C. F. Neuwirth
The
E. R. Laver
Viola Hargrave
Jeanne Little
Ghrandler
Mexico
Paul Wainwright
D. A Baird
Clark
Robert Wissinger
Norman Smith
George Zemba
Russell Dean
Spain
Gertrude Mallory
Oberlin AAUW Branch to Meet for Tea at Oak Street Home
The Oberlin Branch of the A A A W meets at Miss Emily Sinclair’s 260 Oak Street at 3 o’clock Friday February 14 for tea. At 3 45 Miss Eleanor Coit will speak on My Experiences in Worklicker's Schools in Denmark and Sweden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin
Emily Sinclair
Oak Street
Eleanor Coit
Worlicker
Denmark
Sweden
Odtaa Club Plans Eight Month Calendar After Dinner
Odtaa Club members met for a dinner party hosted by Mrs Charles Hes of Cascade Street. They discussed future meetings and set the eight month calendar. An anniversary dinner is planned for March 10 at the Newell Hotel with Mrs Don Fields of Grafton Road to entertain afterward.
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Odtaa Club
Charles Hes
Cascade Street
Newell Hotel
Don Fields
Grafton Road
Farewell Dinner Honors W. W. McConnell at Spring Valley
The Fox Fur nace Company honored W. W. McConnell cashier and accountant at a farewell dinner at Spring Valley Country Club. He leaves Fox Furnace to join the 1 T S. Rubber Company on March Lith. About eighty guests danced to the Hines-Billings orchestra as Leonard Fisk led the ceremony and McConnell received a wrist watch as a token of esteem.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fox Furnace Company
W. W. McConnell
Spring Valley Country Club
McConnell
1 T S. Rubber Company
Hines-Billings
Leonard Fisk
Patriotic Program Held By Park View Daughters of Union Veterans
Mary A Chandler Tent Daughters of Union Veterans met at Mrs Florence Terry's Park view court with good attendance. A patriotic program commemorated McKinley and Lincoln birthdays presented by Charlotte Lewis. Readings by Mrs Lewis, Terry, Holcomb, and Conlam. Luncheon served. Next meeting two weeks with oyster supper at Six.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary A. Chandler
Daughters of Union Veterans
Florence Terry
Park View Court
McKinley
Lincoln
Charlotte Lewis
Lewis
Terry
Florence Holcomb
Jessie Conlam
Lydia Squires
Future Plans Meeting Held at Claire McGuire Home
Future Plans Today met at Claire McGuire's Kenyon Avenue home to map club activities. Dorothy Koontz won high with Agnes Ross low in Michigan diversion prizes at Anna Stolz's Sixteenth Street residence, with events planned for two weeks hence.
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Totay
Claire MicGuire
Kenyon Avenue
Michigan
Dorothy Koontz
Agnes Rosslow
Anna Stolz
Sixteenth Street
Hospital Admissions and Discharges List
Hospital admissions include Shirley Lesnick of 643 W River St, Harry Tompkins Jr of Grafton, Mrs Claude Box 1017 West River St, Mrs Edwin Spore Birmingham, Mrs Elmer Bainbridge 118 High St, Stanley Wowrzymczak 1605 West Ave, Mrs Malcolm Smith 110 Princeton. Discharges note Mrs Anthony Elbert baby boy 162 Hamilton St, Evelyn Gringle Amherst, Mrs Jennie Engle 103 Robson Court, Mrs Marie Wedie RD No 3 Elyria, Mrs Harold Bassett 123 Monroe St, Mrs Merrick Race 456 Earl Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shirley Lesnick
W. River Street
Harry Tompkins, Jr
Grafton
Claude Box
West River Street
Edwin Spore
Birmingham
Elmer Bainbridge
High Street
Stanley Wowrzymczak
West Avenue
Malcolm Smith
Princeton
Anthony Elbert
Elyria
Harold Bassett
Monroe Street
Merrick Race
Earl Court
Valentine Party At VFW Post 1079 Home
About thirty members and friends of the Ladies Auxiliary to Veterans of Foreign Wars Post No 1079 gathered at Eleanor McCulley’s 331 Columbus Street for a Valentine party. Tom Michalis delivered Valentines, bingo followed with prizes to Tom Mottola Bertha Mulroy and Ida Mansford. a Valentine dance is planned for February 14 at Broad Street club rooms. Luncheon was served and the auxiliary’s next regular meeting is February 17.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies Auxiliary
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Eleanor McCulley
Columbus Street
Tom Michalis
Tom Mottola
Bertha Mulroy
Ida Mansford
Broad Street
License To Wed In Cleveland Issued To Blaser And Britton
A license to marry was issued in Cleveland to Lee Blaser of this city and Trene Britton of 2375 Riverside drive Cleveland. Blaser's Cleveland address is 2906 Woodbury road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Lee Blaser
Trene Britton
Riverside Drive
Blaser
Woodbury Road
Knights of St. John Auxiliary Card Party Highlights
The Ladies Auxiliary sponsored a card party after the regular meeting with Valentine decorations. Prizes went to Mrs. Rose Williams Miss Marian Stankard William Henke Mrs. Elizabeth Galloway Miss Mary Downy and Fred Wehrlber. A membership drive was planned Rose Myers named general chairman. Next meeting set for Tuesday March 10. The W B A Juniors bingo at Dorothy Powell’s Broad Street home has been postponed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. John
Rose Williams
Marian Stankard
William Henke
Elizabeth Galloway
Mary Downy
Fred Wehlber
Rose Myers
W B.A
Dorothy Powell
Broad Street
Valentine party and mystery play at local clubs
The Cues and Lines Dramatic Club schedules a Thursday monthly meeting with a Valentine party for married members planned by chairman Marjorie Brubaker. Acme Grange presents the mystery play Black Derby at Ridgeville Grange Hall Thursday Feb 13 at 8 PM with admission 10 and 20 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cues and Lines Dramatic Club
Marjorie Brubaker
Acme Grange
Ridgeville Grange Hall
Also Mentioned on This Page
Dean Graham
Furst Congregational Church
International Relations Committee
Alice Gaston
Maude Denham
Susie Drake
Mildred Schultz
Nina But
Karl Kaley
Oley Speaks
Guy D’hardelot
Mana Zucca
Jack Huge
Thos. W. Graham
Theological Seminary
Hoe
Max Reinhardt
Rialto Theatre
Marriet Hubbard
Schubert
Chopin
Schumann
Mendelssohn
Musical Art Society
Helene Cohen
Traumery
Sthumann
Heins
Barbara Bruegger
Richard Loomis
Schumann-Hartl
Joan Duckett
Helen Johnston
Marjory Rossiter
McKinley School
Valentine
Myrtle Krause
Acme
Maurice OF
Aseces
Revita Oil
Maurice Beauty
John Lersch Co
Court St
A. A.A. W. Tea
Vicks van Tro-Nol
Ladies
Knights of
Lake
Elysium Soda Grill and Restaurant
East Avenue
C.h.merther& Co
Ng Wear
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