Wedding Vows Exchanged By Miss Harr And Eugene Sabin
Miss June Ann Harr and Eugene G. Sabin exchanged vows at the Church of Christ parsonage with Rev. P. Mattingly officiating. The bride, daughter of Mrs. Clara Harr, wore a beige wool crepe suit and Bahama blue hat. Attendants included Neal Gilbert and Mrs. Gilbert. An informal reception followed and the couple departed for a motor trip. Mrs. Sabin, Elyria High School 1940 graduate, works at National Tube Co. Sabin, a Losain High School 1937 graduate, is employed locally. Plans for a Spring style show emerged at the business session. The next meeting is March 13.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oday
June Ann Mare
Euene G. Sabin
Church of Christ
Spruce Street
PL. Mattingly
Clara M. Harrof
Middle Avenue
Sir G. Sabin
Hob West Encaves
Lorain
Neal Gilbert
Elyria High School
Oberlin School of Commerce
Order of Rainbow
National Tube Co
Sabin
Losain High School
Engagement of Arline M Pitts to Edward Visniski Announced
Miss Arline M Pitts daughter of Charles J Pitts of North Ridgeville is engaged to Edward W Visniski son of Mrs Stella Visniski of 352 Eleventh Street Elyria. The announcement was made on her birthday February 2. Pitts attended Ridgeville High School and Elyria schools. She works at General Industries and Visniski at Romeo Pump. No wedding date has been set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arline M. Pitts
Charles J. Pitts
North Ridgeville
Edward W.visniski
Stella Viiski
Eleventh Street
Elyria
Miss Pitts
Ridgeville
Personal News Roundup from Elyria and Nearby Areas
Local notes recount travels of Nr and Mer, T J Moire of Cos tumbus Street returning from California to visit son George Moise at Fort Ord and daughter Mrs Charles D Tider in West Los Angele, plus another son Todd at Camp Barkeley Texas. Gopher Club members attended second anniversary dinner at Kaase's Lakewood and a Cleveland theatre. Flora Stone Mather Coffree Glee Club members will perform on WHK radio March 11. Funeral and bereavement notices follow for Mrs Horner and family. Several births announced at Elyria Memorial Hospital and community events include a Parent-Teacher dinner honors and Rebekah Lodge activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mer
T. J. Moire
Costumbus Street
Onarp
California
George Moise
Fort Ord
Charles D. Tider
West Los Angele
Todd
Camp Barkeley i
Abilene
Texas
Moises Brother
JF. Mobe
Milwaukee
Wisconsin
Gopher Club
Kaase
Lakewood
Cleveland
Robert Peters
George Gareton
Denton Whitmore
WHK
Coleman duPont
Philadelphia
S. B.,horner
Princeton Avenue
Horner
Aletha Horner
Dayton
Ohio
Alvin Schnaak
Schnaak
Jean Louise
S24
Wesley Street
Toledo
Fort Knox
Kentucky
Homer W. Courtney
George Talk
C. F. Flint
Paul Cochrane
Lawrence Daly
Co F Sormayle Depot
San Antonio
Grand Ritualist To Be Guest of Women Of Moose Tonight
The Women of the Moose host a chapter night program at 8:00 this evening at Moose Hall. Mrs. Paul Schneider chairs the local committee inviting members and the public. Miss Katherine Smith of Washington, D C, helped establish the national ritual program in 1927.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women of the Moose
Moose Horne
Paul Schneider
Katherine Smith
Washington, D.C
United States
Canada
Irs. Schneider
Francis B. Cameron
Cleveland
Eva Wallar
Canton
Ohio
Ohio. Each Year the Women of the Moose
Deine
Women of Theatoese_ met
Trenine
Grace Sheppard
Community Service Worker Speaks at WSCS Meeting
The Women's Society for Christian Service met at First Methodist Church with Mrs. O. F. Brodbeck hosting. Lydia Gerhart spoke on West Side Community Hours, noting 20 trained workers and 67,034 attendees last year. Members pledged in a candlelight rite and planned a Youth banquet for February 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women’s Society For Christian Service
Bwight Burr
O. £. Brodbeck
John Gray
Ada Heimbach
Katherine Merthe
Phave
Lydia Gerhart
West Side
Bridge Avenue
Cleveland
Helen Osborn
H.W. Courtney
Charles Frye
Jay Fitch
Charles Christman
Calendar society notices mix with bridal shower and club dinners
A cluttered calendar listing community events across clubs and churches includes Mrs Fred Koons and Mrs Alvi Smith gatherings on Cleveland street, Elks Marine room dinner, Moose entertainments, Pythian Sisters night, Masonic and Shrine events, a First Methodist church supper, and a bridal shower for Miss Lillian Miller of Grafton with gifts and a two‑course lunch. Delta Chi sorority hosts a brief meeting and birthday wishes to William Beelman. next gathering set for two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
VOR Tosight
Notawa
Ednal
Neulercourt
Modern Wives
Fred Koons
Cleveland Street
Trefeil Club
Alvi Smith
Tenth Street
Credit Women
Elks Marine Room
Merry
Clara Solets
Razell
Ortem
F. Seeley
Kart Road
Y-Ettrs
Betty Glock
Howe Street
Masonic Club
Hether
1. C. C. F Hall
Mary Masthadasy
Fareen
First Methodist Church
First Congregational
Delta Chi Sorority
William Beelman
Virgil Farr
Red Cross
Beelman
William
Fred Wisgenton
Mussel Doeringer
Roosevelt Avenue
Birthday Supper Featured at St Friendship Meeting
Birthday supper shaped the program for St. Friendship Club with girls seated by birth month at center tables in the W. C. A. gym. An informal Take It Or Leave It quiz was run by Joan O'Donnell, with defense stamps awarded to top contestants Esther Hamuta and Clare Sobinson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sentce Friendship Club
Deaulogy
Joan O'Donnell
Esther Hamuta
Clare Sobinson
Copperepee Gramy Incotitie
Betty Fell
Ruth Keller
Natalie Roylan
Watner Cohery
Barbara Beacher
Heverly Gibbs
Coral Neubiser
Claire Lirgas
Olga Sankaly
Peggy O'Malley
Air Corps Kate! Bill Mows Tem Dowst Wa On Kate
Odd fragmentary ad style copy touts Rumford Baking Powder as a fix for baking woes. Mentions free booklet to improve baking and lists a garbled address for Romford/Rumford, with misread locations and misspelled terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill
Kate
Deaton
Rumford's
Contaica
Dorena
Romford
Rusford
Rheds
Galety Club Meets for Patriotic Supper at Krugman Home
Galety club members gathered at 129 Clark Street for a six o'clock supper hosted by Mrs Harry Gorsk last evening. A patriotic color scheme adorned the table with a Mag and a red candle centerpiece. Prizes were awarded to Mrs. Wit, Hay Schroeder, and Mrs. Earl Shaffstall. Pins wrapped in red, white and blue. dessert featured a cake with matching candles. The next meeting will be at the Shaffstall home, 341 Eight
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harmony Club
DE Dudley
Telegraph Road
Rene Stang
Red Cross
Leona Berg
Hubert Dickason
Chester Nash
Wesley Sansitaw
Leavitt Road
Ford Jewett
Robert Dickason
L. Desa
Harold Berg
Lloyd Handley
Bellefield Avenue
Galety Club
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June Ann Harr
Eugene Sabin
Helen Naughton
Edward Visniski
John Shaw
Gamma Epsilon
Beta Sigma Phi
Grace Shay
Azeee
Gorman Sterling
Haserodt Jewelry
Broad Street Lylla
Haserodt
Arnold
Rebekah Lodge
Jeanette Arnold
Bell Avenue
Gertrude Wilson
George Washington
Cassie Richards
Wilson
Ira Marsh
Elizabeth Lewis
Carrie Miller
Kate Mastin
O. Mischka
Harrison Street
N. B. C. Club
N. B.C
Marjorie Craft
Blaine Street
Treasury
Hstess
Jeanne Elbert
Renrey Avenue
Theo
Merthew Co
Colelle
WSCS
Sheila Huchins
Betty McVey
Luella Holmes
Oxford Avenue
McVey
Fran
Ses Holmes
Jack
Jack & Jill Shop
Lillian Miller
Grafton
Ruth Madowski
Leona Wise
Helen Karmierczak
Evedene Trenchard
Clair Miller
Frank Mladowski
Elstia
Medina
Bittman
St. Friendship Meeting
AIR Corps
Coats
Carocul
Mendoza Benger
Elyria Gur Shon
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