Turquoise frock wedding vows for Helen Neiding and Earl Schaefer
Helen Neiding and Earl Schaefer exchanged marriage vows at 3 45 pm with Rev Ralph W Neighbour officiating. The bride daughter of Mr and Mrs Andrew A Neiding wore turquoise with black accessories and gardenia bouquet. he is from Kenyon Avenue, attended Elyria High, works at RK and S Tool. Attendants included sister-in-law Betty Schaefer. brother Ellwood Schaefer attended the groom. A Green Lantern Tea Room dinner followed for families, then an eastern wedding trip by train, after which they will reside with the bride’s parents. Also noted: Methodist Sunday School class gathering at Shirley Jean Hull’s home with Miss Mildred Fowl leading and prizes awarded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Neiding
Earl Schaefer
Ralph W Neighbour
First Baptist Church
Andrew A. Neiding
Kenyon Avenue
Betty Schaefer
Miss Schaefer
Mr. Schaefer
Ellwood
Green Lantern Tea Room
Methodist Church
Mildred Fow
Shirley Jean Hull
Sixth Street
Lois Jane Boothroyd
Martha Brodbeck
Jessie Henderson
Lois Ann Fell
Miss Fowl
Alice Sanker
Edward Kowalesky
Kipling Street
Mary
Elyria
Walter Szmythowski
Joe Karmilowitz
Tom Smith
Edward Wiles
Doris Schafer
Lorain
Joe Smith
Zyg Smith
Circle 1 meets at First Congregational church home
February meeting of Circle 1 of First Congregational church was held yesterday at Mrs. H W Ingersoll Sr of Middle Avenue. Mrs. Harry Metcalf led devotions on The Philosophy of Windows and its mission to bring light. Hostess outlined the start of missions in this country with refreshments served afterward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circle 1
First, Congregational Church
H. W.ingersoll Sr
Middle Avenue
Harry Metcalf
H. M. Protedic
W. Peters
Miss Ruth Keith Hosts Zhonta Class Meeting at Home
Miss Ruth Keith assisted by Ella Hays entertained Zhonta Class of the Second Congregational Church at West Street home. Business session reports were given and a silver tea planned for March 25 at Thelma Page's home. Phyllis Jaycox reviewed If I Have Four Apples and a discussion followed. Evelyn Brillhart to entertain March 19 with Lillian Paton and Annebelle Ryan assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Keith
Ella Hays
Second Congregational Church
West Street
Thelma Page
Phyllis Jaycox
Josephine Lawrence
Evelyn Brillhart
Lillian Paton
Annebelle Ryan
Bridge party in aid of Home and Child Welfare Dept
A successful Tuesday salad bridge event hosted by the American Home and Child Welfare Department at the Woman's Club began with a salad course at one o'clock. Twenty five tables competed with high scores honored at each table. Special prizes went to Mrs. Etta Branch Mrs. Carl Curtis Mrs George Kunkle and Mrs A E Weckerly. Mrs Leo Meyer managed tickets and a committee including Mrs A Schilleman Mrs H G Hoover Mrs George Young Mrs Deane Burns and Mrs Dan Martin organized the salad service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Home and Child Welfare Department
Woman’s Club
Etta Branch
Carl Curtis
George Kunkle
A. E. Weckerly
Leo Meyer
A . Schilleman
H. G Hoover
George Young
Deane Burns
Dan Martin
Marmola Promise of Easy Weight Loss Ad
An old newspaper ad touts Marmola as a simple fat reducing remedy for women. It claims quick weight loss without diet or exercise and promises a general better figure. The copy highlights widespread physician endorsement and sales across the coast.
Four Methodist Circles Entertained In A Tuesday Meeting
Four Circle groups from First Methodist Episcopal church held meetings at members homes on Wednesday and Thursday afternoons. Guests, devotional readings, and business sessions followed by refreshments highlighted the gatherings. Plans for future events include luncheons and guest meetings in mid March.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonard Fisk
Princeton Avenue
Circle
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Myrtle Halliwell
Jean Smith
Washington
R. C. Stanford
Paul Hines
Fisk
Stanford
Seward Black
Birthday celebration honors Miss Thelma Meyers on Chase Street
Miss Thelma Meyers turned twenty one with a home party on Chase Street. Friends played Bingo and Bunco, prizes awarded to Wayne Burdue and Miss Mardell Butz, followed by a light luncheon. Attending were Mrs. James Rundle, Florence Rundle, Wayne Burdue, Jean Fridenstine, Nettie Paton, Betty Taylor, Isa Jamison, Helen Bramwell, Adelia Arndt, David Paton, Henry Miller, Roger Williams, Donald Meyers, and out of town guests Miss Mardell Beitz and Theodore Owen, both from Lorain and Cleveland respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thelma Meyers
Chase Street
Bingo
Bunco
Wayne Burdue
Mardell Butz
James Rundle
Florence
Jean Fridenstine
Nettie Paton
Betty Taylor
Isa Jamison
Helen Bramwell
Tells of Beauty Care at Senior Friendship Club
Mrs Bertha Birkline of Birkline Hair Shop spoke on skin care and makeup to seventy Senior Friendship members at the YWCA. Following the talk, questions filled the afternoon as a general business meeting preceded news of a HI club sports party at the YMCA Friday evening and plans for future interest groups with Mrs Richard Stevens discussing personal relations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Stevens
Missionary Auxiliary meeting at St Andrew's church
Norah Abbe hosted the Woman's Auxiliary on Fourth Street for a mission sewing session. Nine members attended as they completed their usual business and sewed for their quota. The next meeting is in two weeks at an announced location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norah Abbe
Fourth Street
St Andrew’s Church
Calendar club notices and social gatherings listed
Calendar Nettle Finch Webber Club meets with Mrs J D Hand Long ford avenue Daughters of Scotland celebrate 19th anniversary with tureen supper for members and friends Employed Young Women's League games party at Y W C A at 8 15 Columbia Club of St John's entertains ladies Happy Pinochle Club meets with Mrs Agnes Halderman East avenue British Empire club has dance in club rooms M E Circle 1 has threen supper at church for families Mr Linville of High School staff meets boys from to 12 years interested in becoming cub scouts at 1st Cong's church at 4 Mothers invited H H L has skating party H G L meets with Roseena Padley Furnace street Et Yet meets with Mrs Ed ward Schneider Spruce street Major Woodworth Camp and Auxiliary observes anniversary of the Maine Gnomes meet with Mrs Ed Gre ber 156 Clark street W B A meeting followed by bingo party Hi Time Club meets with Mrs W Wooden East Broad Elyria Council No & Masonic Order meets Clan Robertson No 242 meets Young People Society of Grace church has banquet at Woman's Club at 6 30 David J Nye Chapter Order of DeMolay meets Agenda Fraternity meets in Club rooms at 8 p m
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linville
Roseena Padley
Furnace Street
Edward Schneider
Spruce Street
Woodworth
Maine
Ed Greber
Clark Street
W. Wooden
East Broad
Elyria Council
Masonic Order
Clan Robertson
Young People Society of Grace Church
Woman's Club
David J. Nye
Order of DeMolay
Agenda Fraternity
Amateurs On La Porte Church Celebrate Washington Program
Amateurs at La Porte Methodist Church presented a Washington birthday themed evening with piano accordion trumpet and orchestra performances. Eleanor Robson led the entertainment with student acts, solos, duets, and a curtain comeback, while J E Dewhurst oversaw as master of ceremonies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
la Porte Methodist Church
Washington
Paull Bungart
J. E. Dewhurst
Eleanor Robson
Bungart
Edwin Robson
Treasure Island
Elizabeth Robson
Lyle Bungart
J. E Dewhurst
Peggy
Dorothy Forney
Barbara Handrosh
Doris Leonard
Eleanor Hobson
Little Girl
Avon School Varsity basketball squad entertained at Kolopus home
Mr and Mrs Louis Kolopus of Eighth street assisted by Mr and Mrs W E Blake entertained the Avon School Varsity basketball squad last night Twelve dined at the Kolopus home with black and white decorations. Later the group attended the county tournament at the High School gymnasium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Kolopus
Eighth Street
W. E. Blake
Avon School
Kolopus
First Rate Pianism Graces YWCA Auditorium Evening
A well filled audience greeted Mrs Arthur E Giles students at the YWCA for an excursion into piano excellence. The program featured many performers, two piano numbers, and a flute trio, with appreciation from the crowd and a 25th wedding anniversary celebration at 115 Kipling Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur E Giles
Shirley Grills
Ruthi Irion
Emma Hales
Lindy Welton
Lois Meyer
Dorothy Swancott
Dick Wainwright
Charles Bamford
Earl Welton
Mary Bamford
Margaret Stranahan
Betty Thompson
Magdalene Cruse
Eleanor Munn
Georgia Sutton
Marcel
Party Well Attended at St Marys Parish Hall
A bingo and card party drew a large crowd last night at St Marys parish hall. Bridge winners were Mrs Plas and Mrs Reddy. Mrs Ted E Seward chaired the committee that organized the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mary's Parish Hall
Bridge
Plas
Reddy
Ted E. Seward
Air Romance stamp: Miss Signe Jacobsen wed in Buffalo
Airline stewardess Miss Signe Jacobsen of Chicago married Gerald Benzinger at Buffalo. Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. Jacobsen of Ishpeming Michigan, she has flown over 100000 miles with American Airlines. The couple met during his business trip aboard a plane.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Signe Jacobsen
Chicago
American Airlines
Buffalo
Gerald Benzinger
Insurance Company
New York
Miss Jacobsen
J. Jacobsen
Ishpeming, Mich
Mr. Benzinger
Personal notices from Elyria area readers
Circle Rezek of 327 Huron street has arrived home for a two week vacation from the U S Naval Training Station Great Lakes Illinois. Marguerite Goodwin of Adelbert Avenue is in the Elyria Clinic recovering from an appendix operation. Born to Mr and Mrs Joseph Ashe 1111 Middle avenue a son at Elyria Memorial Hospital on February 20. Ira Wissinger of Furnace street recuperating from operative treatment at the Elyria Clinic. H E Jarvis of Ninth street returned home after three weeks in St Petersburg Florida. W C Lockard of Harvard avenue returned from Medina visit with sister Mrs Jerry Linehan. R A Gwin of Cornell avenue convalescing after operative treatment at the Elyria Clinic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circle Rezek
Huron Street
U.S. Naval Training Station
Great Lakes
Illinois
Marguerite Goodwin
Adelbert Avenue
Elyria Clinic
Joseph Ashe
Middle Avenue
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Ira Wissinger
Furnace Street
H. E. Jarvis
Ninth Street
St. Petersburg
Florida
W. C. Lockard
Harvard Avenue
Medina
Jerry Linehan
R. A. Gwin
Cornell Avenue
Hospital Admissions and Discharges List
Admissions include Laura Glass at 20 Woodford Ave Charles Kuss at 712 East Ave and Mrs Joseph Ashe at 1111 Middle Ave. Discharges note Mrs Steve Bakes at 144 Irondale and multiple new babies: Mrs Atlee Terry 439 W Eighth Mrs Claude Box baby boy 117 W River St Mrs Charles Smith baby boy 255 E Broad Mrs Howard Dunlap baby boy La Grange and Mrs Malcolm Smith baby boy 110 Princeton Ave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laura Glass
Woodford Ave
Charles Kuss
East Ave
Joseph Ashe
Middle Ave
Steve Bakes
Irondale
Atlee Terry
W. Eighth
Claude Box
W. River St
Charles Smith
E. Broad
Howard Dunlap
la Grange
Malcolm Smith
Princeton Avenue
Woman's Association holds program on the Christian Use of Money
The Second Congregational church Woman's Association met yesterday afternoon to discuss The Christian Use of Money led by Mrs John Hecock with several members assisting. Mrs G E Broderick presided and Mrs A E Kemp conducted the devotional.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Association
Second Congregational Church
John Hecock
G. E. Broderick
A. E. Kemp
Division L
Earl Jolly
Harry Pickett
T. J. Dimick
Mrs Guthrie Hosts Circle 3 Meeting At Home
Circle No 3 of the First Congregational church met at Mrs J B Guthrie s Ohio street home for a vesper service and a review of Lupita by Albert Rambeau. Nine members and one guest attended with devotions led by Mrs Ralph Murbach and a YWCA report by Mrs Will Thomas. Tea host Mrs Jackson presided. Plans announced for March 18 at Mrs H W Pond s Washington avenue home. A birthday celebration for Mrs Anna Taylor of Cleveland included luncheon and cards with prizes won by Mrs Charles Kuchenrither and Mrs Frank Boylan among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circle No. 3
First Congregational Church
J. B. Guthrie
Ohio Street
Ralph Murbach
Will Thomas
H. W. Pond
Albert Rambeau
Mexico
Jackson
J. T. Fawcett
Washington Avenue
E. C. Higgens
Bond Street
Alec Parsch
East Avenue
Anna Taylor
Cleveland
Taylor
Charles Kuchenrither
Frank Boylan
Gene Guerin
Anna Tyler
Alex Parsch
Brand
Mary Flood
Joseph Conrad
Jack Cullins
John Halpin
Birthday Dinner for Mrs James Roth Compliments Mrs Gusky
Mrs Gusky hosted a dinner party at 1471 East Avenue in honor of her mother Mrs James Roth. The table featured a three tier birthday cake in gold and white. Attendees included Mr and Mrs J Roth, Mr and Mrs Joe Roth, Ernest Roth, and Mr and Mrs Josephine Gusky. Mrs Roth received a gift.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Gusky
East Avenue
James Roth
Jamey Roth
Joe Roth
Ernest Roth
Josephine Gusky
Sewing Circle meets at Mrs Clapp home in Cleveland
The Rollin E Hinkson Sewing Circle held its usual meeting at Mrs Margaret Clapp s Cleveland street home last evening Members were urged to attend the next regular business meeting at Mrs Halen Perkins Longford avenue The group announced a Zone meeting of all V F W Auxiliaries in room B of the Public Auditorium Cleveland Monday at 730 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rollin E. Hinkson
Margaret Clapp
Cleveland Street
Halen Perkins
Longford Avenue
V. F. W. Auxilaries
Public Auditorium
Cleveland
Middle Step group shifts to 7 30 p m at YWCA
The new organization meets Friday night at the Y W C A and moves its hour from eight to seven thirty p m Six Friendship Club girls will present the play Stuffed Owls After the business session classes form with Miss Geraldine Smith in charge of knitting and Mrs Q J Windsor teaching contract bridge A dramatic teacher will be announced later
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middle Step
Friendship Club
Geraldine Smith
Q. J. Winsor
Mrs Derck Hosts Friendly Twelve Pedro Night
Mrs Chester Derck of 123 Bellefield Avenue entertained the Friendly Twelve yesterday with eleven games of progressive Pedro. Prizes went to Mrs Clarence Oakley, Mrs Helen Smith, and Mrs William Bruck. In two weeks Mrs Oakley will host at Hast River Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester Derck
Bellefield Avenue
Pedro
Clarence Oakley
Helen Smith
William Bruck
Oakley
Hast River Street
Emmanuel Aid Society Meets at Emmanuel Lutheran Church
Seventeen ladies attended the Emmanuel Aid Society monthly meeting at Emmanuel Lutheran Church. Routine business was discussed and the group adjourned to reconvene on Wednesday March eighteenth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emmanuel Lutheran Church
Aid Society
Pls Ultra Class Holds Hard Times Party at Hackney Home
The Pls Ultra Class of the Methodist church met last evening at Mrs. Lila Hackney 218 Harvard Avenue. Mrs Ruth Barnhart assisted. Twenty two members and one guest Mrs Carey attended. The evening opened with a business session. Hearts provided entertainment. First prize went to Mrs Vivian Lance, consolation to Miss Gladys Williams, best costume to Miss Leona Mowrey. A two course luncheon followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lila Hackney
Harvard Avenue
Pls
Methodist Church
Licenses Granted to Glascow and Felton for Mansfield Oberlin
Francis Glascow named manager at Mansfield and Mabel Felton appointed at Oberlin as license holders. The brief notice lists two individuals and their respective locales without additional conditions or dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis Glascow
Mansfield
Mabel Felton
Oberlin
Plan Theatre Party By S. O. Club At Harriett Scott Home
S. O. club members met at Harriett Scott's Winckles street home for a short business session and planned a theatre party. Monopoly yielded prizes to Marian Spaeth Doris Smith and Mabel Spaeth. A two course luncheon followed under tapera light with spring flowers. The next meeting is set for March fourth at Mabel Spaeth's Chestnut Ridge home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. O
Harriett Scott
Winckles Street
Marian Spaeth
Doris Smith
Mabel Spaeth
Chestnut Ridge
Miss Virginia Newton Hosts Loy alty Pals Luncheon
Hostess Miss Virginia Newton entertained eight Loy alty Pals, former Grafton High School classmates, at her Second Street home yesterday. After a dainty luncheon the group enjoyed a pleasant afternoon reminiscing about school days and recent events. Two members from Cleveland could not attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia Newton
Loyalty Pals
Grafton High School
Second Street
Cleveland
Exemplify Model Lodge Que application received by St. Clair Rebe kah lodge
The St. Clair Rebe kah lodge welcomed an application for membership last night at QO F Hall with good attendance. Noble Grand Iva Marsh conducted the business. Deputy President Caroline Wack supervised the ritual work. A tureen supper led by Pearl Wright will precede the March 4 meeting. The United Presbyterian Church choir rehearses Friday at 7 30 pm. Order of Eastern Star meets Friday at 7 30 in the Masonic Temple with candidate initiations after the business session. Whales can stay a mile under water for an hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Clair Rebekah Lodge
J. O. QO. F. Hall
Iva Marsh
Model Lodge
Caroline Wack
Pearl Wright
Order of Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
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Review New Book
Dep't
Elizabeth Cowrse
Frank Shepherd
Circle 7
First Methodist Church
W.O. McClellan
Guy Nuchols
W. B. Hawk
Walter Grobe
M. F. Elliott
Clarence Beazell
Beazell
Merritt Powell
Earl Court
Don Fidler
Circle 5
H L. Boggs
Woodland Avenue
Will Bea
Hast Avenue
Circle 3
Methodist Episcopal Church
Berean
George Haines
B. H. Stone
Park Avenue
Sen
Blue Triangle Club
Hasel Wilson
Bertha Bettle
Viola Whhaon
Helen Morris
Osea Rinager
Berenice Ellis
Stage Arts
St. Paul's Church
Irving Plain
Evangelical Women’s Association of the Church
Gene St. Marie
Ellen
Nadine St. Marie
Michael
Billie Rempus
Dorothy Margaret Yost
Dawn Reed
Mary Agnes Welsh
Sonny” St. Marie
Bob Cooaley
Jimmie Robertson
Jerry St. Marie
Betty Jane Smith
Marxine Fichtner
Dorothy Carlin
Caryl Jean Trazier
Lois Jean Wilson
Gloria Virant
Eleanor Mae Pomeroy
Julia Flood
Jeannine Rankin
Annie Rooney
Air Romance
Acme
Wilmot Pty. Co
Mrs. Guthrie
Mrs. Derck
Emmanuel Aid Society
Plan Theatre Party
la Porte
R. K. O. Orchestra
the Brown Co. Printers - Paper Merchants
Lodi
United Presbyterian Church
DAY Cleaners
Brazil
Elysium Soda Grill
Broad Street
West Bridge Street
Water Street
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