Dorothy Martin announces marriage to Eugene Ehrbar
Society notes report Miss Dorothy Martin daughter of Mr and Mrs R T J Martin announces her marriage to Eugene M Ehrbar of 461 Ninth Street son of the late Mr and Mrs A F Ehrbar of this city. The wedding took place July 8 1935 at Westfield New York by Rev H D Baldy in St Peter's Episcopal rectory. The couple will reside at 326 West Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Avenue
Dorothy Martin
R. T. J. Martin
Eugene M. Ehrbar
Ninth Street
A. F. Ebrbar
Westfield
New York
H. D. Baldy
St. Peter’s Episcopal
Arco Whiher
Rowena Circle Elects Offiers at Meeting in Endley Block
Rowena Circle held a meeting at Mrs Emma Zahrieys Endley Block with fourteen members and one guest. Mrs Alice Kaylor was reelected president Rose Boals secretary Marguerite Maddox treasurer Martha Wirth chaplain Hattie Schroeder sunshine treasurer and Helen Smith press correspondent. Contests awarded prizes to Mrs Maddox and Mrs Boals. Hostess served refreshments and the group adjourned to Tuesday January 28 to Mrs Bertha Lybergers Cedar street home. Elyria Lodge I O O F met and dedicated the gathering to founder Thomas Wildey presenting lodge history by C J Miller. Brother Buzzard of Willard spoke on order elements. Noble Grand announced officer installation for the next term on Tuesday January 21.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rowena Circle
Emma Zahriey
Endley Block
Alice Kaylor
Rose Boals
Marguerite Maddox
Martha Wirth
Hattie Schroeder
Sunshine
Helen Smith
Bertha Lyberger
Cedar Street
Elyria Lodge
Odd Fellows
Thomas Wildey
Baltimore
C. J. Miller
Buzzard
Willard
Ohio
Odtaa Club Bridge Night Set Trouble? Not Quite
The Odtaa Club met at Mrs. William Jenne Jr. residence in Bell avenue with full attendance. Mrs Jack Dillerman led in high score while Mrs William Gebhardt had the low. A long business session followed. dues were doubled. A tureen supper and social on February 11 at Mrs. Charles Heas on Cascade street was planned, with an anniversary dinner event slated for March and a luncheon closing the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Odtaa Club
William Jenne, Jr
Bell Avenue
Jack Dillerman
William Gebhardt
Charles Heas
Cascade Street
Two Delightful Parties Honor Miss Dengate
Miss Dengate receives two pre wedding parties hosted by Misses Hortense Curtis Marion Higgins and Irene Crow at the Curtis home on Second street. Clio club membersjoin in bridge with high score rewarded for Miss Queena Mae Peakrs and second prize for Miss Dengate. Guests include Mrs Will Dengate and the hostesses mothers. A Monday shower at Mrs Henry Radican’s 259 Denison avenue included a bridal blanket gift and tiny Japanese umbrellas for each guest. Miss Dengate to wed Frank Minkowski January eighteenth at St Mary’s Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hortense Curtis
Marion Higgins
Irene Crow
Curtis
Second Street
Mary Lou Dengate
Clio Club
Queena Mae Peakrs
Miss Dengate
Muriel Lump
Henry Radican
Denison Avenue
Jean McCrain
Dengate
Mary Halpin
Lynn Heinzerlinge
Agnes Dengate
Cleveland
Mary Lou Moriarity
Lorain
Frank Minkowski
St. Mary’s Church
Legion Auxiliary Meeting Features Tureen Dinner and New Members
The American Legion Auxiliary gathered after a tureen dinner hosted by losing captain Mrs. Joseph Streicher and team, awarding Mrs. George Crawford the prize. Eight new members were initiated, and 109 paid members exist. A national membership contest runs Jan 25 to Feb 25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion Auxiliary
Joseph Streicher
Arthur Sherman
Arthur Oldag
Mary Oldag
Lara Kolbe
Eugene Barlow
Nancy Oldfield
Virginia Goodrich
Annie Lou Olson
Joan Gray
George Crawford
Red Cross
Charles Hansen
Legion
Josephine Mischka
Harrison Street
Haydn Evans
Anna Bailey
Mary Martha class plans February dinner party
Thirty eight members of the Mary Martha class met last night at First Methodist Church for a business and social program led by Mrs H C Flouse. Guests included Charles OMalley Hazel Martin Doris Arpschott Jean Maurie Smith who read two pieces. Mrs James Thayer sang with piano accompaniment. Refreshments featured yellow and white decor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Methodist Church
H. C. Flouse
Charles O’malley
Hazel Martin
Doris Arpschott
Jean Maurie Smith
Pete and
James Thayer
Dlays
Harley Wibber
Maesdames House
Holbrook, Jennings
Linville
Pula
Stringer
Webner
Steger
Evening club notices and meetings listed
Calendar items include J. I. G. club anniversary dinner Knights of Pythias at Woodman Hall Rebekah Lodge installation Le Pont hosts with Miss Cora Phelps Fourteenth Street Fagles Auxiliary dinner after preceding meeting Townsend Club Advisory Board and officers Senior Friendship Club dinner at Y W gym 5 30 Zeta Upsilon with Myrna Smetzer E H Bird 2nd Congo executive board after church night service
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. I. G. Club
Knights of Pythias
Woodman Hall
Rebekah Lodge
le Pont
Cora Phelps
4Th Street
Fagles
Townsend Club
Senior Friendship Club
Y. W. Gym
Zeta Upsilon
Myrna Smetzer
E. H. Bird
Congo
Local society notes from Elyria and Cleveland events
Mrs C H Cushing and Mrs Charles S Johnson attended a Recital Lecture Club event in Cleveland at Wade Park Manor. Miss Mary Pruski recovering after surgery at Elyria Memorial Hospital. Mrs Anna Sedlak of Phoenix visiting relatives in Cleveland and planning trips to Toledo and Lorain. Delegates from Elyria Daughters of Scotia met at Hotel Cleveland to discuss next September convention. Carol Stetson visiting Norfolk VA. Roland Rober and wife welcomed a daughter at Elyria Memorial Hospital. Frank Stetson Jr spent weekend at home as he enters Ohio State University. Irving Ludwig and family plan to move to Toledo after transfer in Ohio Fuel Gas. John Tokas welcomed a son at Elyria Memorial Hospital on January 14.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. H. Cushing
Charles S. Johnson
Cleveland
Philip A. Myers
Wade Park Manor
Mary Pruski
Bath Street
Elyria Memorial Hospitals
Anna Sedlak
Phoenix
Arizona
H. E. Saxon
Cleveland Street
Toledo
Lorain
West
Anna Blakeslee
Isabel Henderson
Hotel Cleveland
Elyria
Daughters of Scotia
Afiss Carol Stetson
Helen Carner
Norfolk
Virginia
Roland Rober
Ninth Street
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Frank Stetson, Jr
Ohio State University
Frank Stetson
West Avenue
Irving Ludwig
Tommy
Joan
Ludwig
Ohio Fuel Gas Company
John Tokas
Woodland Avenue
Inter Nos Class of Second Congregational Church Hosts
Assisted by Miss Irene Upton and Mrs A E Kemp the Inter Nos class met at her West Street home last night with Dorothy Raphael and Alta Phillips leading the devotional. Meetings moved to the last Tuesday monthly. hostesses for the year include Evelyn Ernst Alice Robinson Rosadel Rhodes. Virginia Stewart named vice president. Dr Kemp gave a talk and refreshments were served. Feb 25 planned with Alta Phillips aided by Edna Morse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irene Upton
A. E. Kemp
Inter Nos
Second Congregational Church
West Street
Dorothy Raphael
Alta Phillips
Evelyn Ernst
Alice Robinson
Rosadel Rhodes
Virginia Stewart
Kemp
Furnace Street
Edna Morse
Mission Society Meetings Highlight Leper Work and Youth
Members of the Wo men s Missionary Society at the First Baptist church held a six o clock supper and regular meeting with devotional on New Country. Mrs B Davidson spoke on mission field life and the needed adjustments for new workers. Slides by Mr Southwell illustrated leper colonies in India Ethiopia Siam and Korea noting sixty years of effort and future plans. At the First Methodist church the Women s Home Missionary Society planned joint meetings with the W F M S in February and a union missionary tea January twenty eighth at St Paul s Evangelical. New member Mrs Hi P Bembower joined. other reports and readings covered Peace Youth and Flame Missions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women's Missionary Society of the
First Baptist Church
B. Davidson
Bessie Downing
Anderson
India
Davidson
Ethiopia
Miller Sisters
Carder
Canary Islands
Guy Byars
George Southwell
Southwell
Ohio
Mission To the Lepers
Cleveland
Siam
Korea
E. J. Bond
Women's Home Missionary Society
First Methodist Church
Union Missionry
St. Paul’s Evangelical Church
Missionary Magazine
Hi. P. Bembower
F. Rudin
H. H. Gregg
Bond
Minnie Brown
Georges Slaines
Elizabeth Cowrse
Fox
J. Streicher
E. Dettman
Minnie Reed
Mothers Auxiliary Meeting at United Presbyterian Church
Nine teen members attended last evening. The meeting opened with hymns and devotion from Second Corinthians. A short business session planned the annual Father’s Evening for February 11 with Bible school fathers as guests. Committees appointed. Refreshments served. Ten members of Central Guild of St Andrew’s met at Mrs Nettie Laundon’s. A monthly change of president and vice president was decided. Mrs Charles Sparks elected secretary and Mrs Furnest Rule treasurer for the year. Plans for the year discussed and refreshments served. In two weeks the guild will meet with Mrs Walter Davies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mothers’ Auxiliary
United Presbyterian Church
C. L.bristol
Second Corinthians
St. Andrew's Church
Nettie Laundon
Sixth Street
Charles Sparks
Furnest Rule
Walter Davies
Ninth Grade Girls Elect Officers at Church Meeting
Dorothy Nau was elected president of the Second Congregational church ninth grade girls group. Dorothy Nau leads with teacher Mrs. Alex Fell as vice president, Anna Eschke as secretary, Marilyn Hastings as treasurer, Fern Cheevers as secretary chair, and Juanita Hanson as press reporter. The group gathered at Cleo Lee’s Bath Street home for the election and social visiting afterward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Second Congregational Church
Cleo Lee
Bath Street
Dorothy Nau
Alex Fell
Anna Eschke
Marilyn Hastings
Secital
Fern Cheevers
Juanita Hanson
Scout Troop 4 meets at St Marys Hall for lessons
Mrs. BE. J. Crisp gave instruction in measuring and signalling as Girl Scouts Troop 4 met at St. Marys Hall last night. Mrs. T. V. Boylan taught first aid and home making. A tureen supper is planned for January 21 at 5 30 p m with a guest speaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BE. J. Crisp
St. Mary’s Hall
T. V. Boylan
A U N Q Club Holds Meeting At Nancy Hollywood Home
The A U N Q club met last evening at Nancy Hollywood’s East Broad Street home. Plans were discussed for a bake sale, followed by dancing and a light luncheon. Attending were June Donnelly Olive Hoo genboom Barbara Szaho Bettye Kaiser Edith Radebaugh Eleanor Meyers Pat Thomas and the hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nancy
Lywood
East Broad Street
June Donnelly
Olive Hoogenboom
Barbara Szaho
Bettye Kaiser
Edith Radebaugh
Eleanor Meyers
Pat Thomas
the Hosteas
Sun Queen Miss Ruth Staten Crowned at El Paso Carnival
Ruth Staten was crowned Sun Queen at the Southwest ern Sun carnival in El Paso Texas, the opening event of the Texas centennial celebration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Staten
el Paso
Tex
Miss Thelma Bentley Elected President Of Nurses Alumnae
The Elyria Memorial Hospital Nurses Alumnae Association elected Miss Thelma Bentley president at last evening’s meeting in the Nurses Home with eighteen members present. Helen Brown was named vice president and Edith Saussler as corresponding secretary. Other officers include Mary Husted recording secretary Marjorie Francis treasurer and Mrs Clarence Brown and Miss Carrie Miller as trustees. The hostess group served a refreshment course and the next meeting is set for February fifth at the Nurses Home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thelma Bentley
Elyria Memorial Hospital Nurses Alumnae Association
Helen Brown
Edith Saussler
Mary Husted
Marjorie Francis
Clarence Brown
Carrie Miller
Helen Abramoska
Bentley
Genevieve Boyd
Post-Nuptial Shower Honors Mrs. Bonuso at Lake Avenue Home
A group of about thirty friends gathered Monday evening at the home of Mrs. J. B. Moves 1226 Lake Avenue to present a surprise miscellaneous shower for Mrs. Lou Bonuso formerly Miss Mary Penman daughter of Mrs. Jessie Penman Tenth Street. The couple married Christmas Eve and now reside at 24 West Avenue Lotto. Lotto and puzzles provided entertainment with Mrs. William Woods and Veronica Gaetz presenting awards. The bride received many gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. Moves
Lake Avenue
Lou Bonuso
Mary Penman
Jessie Penman
Tenth Street
West Avenue
William Woods
Veronica Gaetz
Elyria Woman's Club hears Bertia Harding critique
Mrs Henry Ingersoll Jr reviews Bertia Harding The Royal Purple for the Business Women's Department at the Elyria club meeting. The evening included two solos by Mrs H H Gregg with Mrs Eric Chapman on piano. Mrs Chapman led a brief business session and refreshment committee chair Mrs Herman Reinhardt overseed treats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Ingersoll, Jr
Bertia Harding
Royal Purple
Business Women’s
Elyria Woman's Club
H. H. Gregg
Eric Chapman
Round and Round club forms with Yuronich hostess
Miss Theresa Yuronich hosted the inaugural meeting at Mrs. Marie Budak's home in Quincy street. Prizes in bridge were won by Mrs. Eleanor Robinson and Miss Mabel Krepger. A luncheon followed and the club plans to meet again next Tuesday at Mrs. Robinson’s Parkview court home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theresa Yuronich
Marie Budak
Quincy Street
Eleanor Robinson
Mabel Krepger
Robinson
Parkview Court
Meetings Held At 2nd Congregational Church Silver Tea
Meetings Division D of the church will gather Thursday at 7 30 at 262 Spruce Street home of Mrs Arthur Bauer for a silver tea with assistance from Mrs Warren Wright. Executive Board of Allen P T A meets with Mrs George Green at 503 Cleveland Street Thursday at 7 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
2Nd Congregational Church
Arthur Bauer
Spruce Street
Warren Wright
Allen P. T. A
George Green
Cleveland Street
Two Organizations Hold Installation Ceremonies at D U V Tent
Maury A Chandler Tent Daughters of Union Veterans held a installation of officers after a tureen dinner at Miss Norah Abbe s home on Fourth street. Miss Nellie Straw installed officers with past presidents serving as staff. More ceremonies followed for Ladies Auxiliary to Knights of St John with Mrs Kershaw installed as president and a program of performances. A luncheon and social hour closed the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maury A. Chandler
Daughters of Union Veterans
Norah Abbe
Fourth Street
Pearl Wright
Nellie Straw
Charlotte Lewis
Florence Holcombe
Lydia Squires
Lettie Stevick
Maude Jackson
Florence Terry
Minnie Church
Edith Kern
Jessie Coniam
Dork Eagy
Cora Palmer
Cora Musser
Lakewood
Elizabeth
Webster
Henry Stevick
Sons of Veterans
Lorena Handbey
Blanche Thompson
Clark
Mrs Carrie Rahliff Hosts Division C Luncheon
Mrs Carrie Rahliff of Spruce street hosted sixteen members of Division C of the Second Congregational Church yesterday afternoon. Two new members were welcomed, and a guest luncheon for February was planned at the church. Mrs L Guisinger led the program on Rachel in the Women of the Bible series.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carrie Rahliff
Spruce Street
Division C
Second Congregational Church
L. Guisinger
Rachel
Hospital admissions and Vienna death rate trends in 1910 to 1934
Admission and discharge lists include Mrs John o kus, Mrs George Pupp, Mrs Clarence Ziemke, and others across Cleveland Lorain and surrounding streets. Vienna reports a one third drop in annual deaths since 1910 from 34 672 to 23 839, with tuberculosis deaths down from 6 600 to 1 966 and epidemics deaths from 1 600 to 678. Longevity rises as heart disease cancer and stroke deaths increase, while pneumonia declines. alcohol and food moderation tied to longer life. cigarette and cigar use shifts noted with rising total tobacco consumption.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vienna
Austria
Woman's Place on the New Frontier to be Discussed
Mrs Harold T Clark of Cleveland will speak on Woman's Place on the New Frontier at the luncheon meeting of the American Association of University Women. The event is at the Oberlin Inn on Saturday January 18 at 12 45.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold T. Clark
Cleveland
New Frontier
American Association of University Women
Oberlin Inn
Tota Ny Club Meeting at Jeanette Sibey Home
The Tota Ny Club met at Jeanette Sibey’s on Tenth Street last evening with guest Margaret Bay. Bingo awarded the prize to Betty Shafer and Wanda Bleske. Peanut Sisters were drawn. The next meeting will be at Agnes Roth’s on Middle Avenue in two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tota Ny
Jeanette Sibey
Tenth Street
Margaret Bay
Betty Shafer
Wanda Bleske
Peanut Sisters
Agnes Roth
Middle Avenue
Austria Notes Old Age Gains Across Population Shifts
Austria rapidly grows older as statistics show 1910 to 1934 shifts. Under 23s fall from 47 percent to 37.5 percent while those over 69 rise to 13.9 percent. Women show larger aging, births and deaths decline explain aging trend amid war effects. Marriages without issue reach nearly 30 percent in Austria. In Vienna the text ends with a note on local trends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vienna
Austria
Austrian Republic
Religion's mission as a wider, higher life here and now
The statement frames religion as the belief and fact that people can live beyond their own limits, achieving a broader existence in the present. It emphasizes living a life wider and higher than the individual self within current circumstances.
Market note on price and service terms
A brief line notes 25e Luneh plus tax with reference to a Church of Christ service on Thursday starting from 11 a.m. The text is fragmentary but indicates time and a location context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of Christ Thurs
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Eugene Ehrbar
N. Y
IAPR
Elyria High School
Oberlin School of Commerce
Cleveland Trust Company
Ehrbar
Kenyon College
Gambier
Steel and Tubes
Republic Iron and Steel Corporation
Baxter Sharp
Lillyan Stephens
Ethel Milliren
Charlotte Ehrbar
Vicks VA
Flies
Elaine Ellis
University of Arizona
Newark
N. J
Gates School
San
A.U.N.Q
Sun Queen
Acme
Miss Bentley
Hear Book Review
Medical Society Meets
Ed Kershaw
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Knights of St. John
K of C Hall
Kathryn Tambivyn
Ridgeville
Kershaw
Kathryn Krugman
Elizabeth Galloway
Gertrude Henry
Leona Harmon
Rita Carlin
Kathryn Ryan
Marian Welsh
Marie Boyd
Eleanor Roling
Josephine
Mary Barres
Maude McLaughlin
Mary Hastings
Normonia Croquignole
Lake Ave
Murbach Coal Co
John ‘Okus
Woodland
George Pupp
West River
Clarence Ziemke
Andrew Gehlert
John Schultz
Lloyd Henry
17Th Street
Anthony Glowiske
Grafton
William Palinski
Dewey Avenue
Jackson Snyder
Shear Street
Howard Beal
A.U.W
Oil Heights
E. River St
Sederis
C. F. Zahner
Elyria Block
Sun
DAY Cleaners
Middle Ave
Broad Street
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