Audrey Merriam Weds Jack Carter At Second Congregational
Audrey Merriam married Jack Carter with Dr. A L Kemp performing at the parsonage of the Second Congregational Church at three o'clock. Attending were Mrs. Tona Carter as matron of honor and Betty Burnet as bridesmaid, with Thomas Carter as best man. The bride wore a fur trimmed jacket and black panne velvet turban, carried pink rose buds. Mrs Carter wore red crepe, Miss Burnet rose marine crepe. After a pink and white wedding dinner at the Carter home, the couple will reside in Ridgeville where Carter works at Ridge Tool Co. The bride is a member of Elyria Assembly and Rainbow for Girls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Audrey Merriam
Jack Carter
A. £. Kemp
Second Congregational Church
Tona Carter
Betty Burnet
Thomas Carter
Carter
Miss Burnet
W. H. Merriam
Marseilles Avenue
Lorenzo Carter
Fairlawn Avenue
Christian Endeavor Social At Church Of Christ
Twenty three members of the Christian Endeavor Society met at the Church of Christ for the monthly social despite cold weather. The gathering included games and relay races, with hot chocolate and sandwiches served afterward. A Valentine party is planned for the February social. Also advertised are Harts Poultry Market items for Saturday and products like Stewing Kens and Ib. 25e to 30e, with eggs at 28 cents per dozen, at Corner 2nd and Chestnut, phone 5874.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Endeavor Society
Church of Christ
Harts
Impressive Recognition Service Is Planned
Sunday afternoon at 5 o'clock in the First Methodist church the Girl Reserves of the Grade Schools will hold their annual Recognition Service. Representatives of eleven groups take part in the Candle Lighting Service and two members of the Junior Friendship Club assist the girls in conducting it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bly
Georgia Birkline
Louise Dutch
Pauline Burdick
Betty Berger
Wanda Schmitkens
Anna Carr
Myrna Gleason
Deborah Sibbee
Betty Wells
Phyllis Clapp
Ruth Vaughn
First Methodist Church
Junior Friendship Club
Circle of Light
Methodist Church
Masonic Quartet
Irene Hollis
Robert Boylan
Bond
Dessert Tea Hosts Bridge at Mrs Justavick’s Home
Mrs Jack Justavick entertained the Gnomes at 479 West Eighth Street with a dessert course and bridge yesterday. High score went to Mrs Sterling Ray, followed by the hostess and Mrs Jack O’Brien. Mrs Ed Graber of 1147 East River Street will host the club in two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gnomes
Jack Justavick
West Eighth Street
Sterling Ray
Jack O'Brien
Ed Graber
East River Street
Dangerous Corner rehearsals progress despite extreme cold
Rehearsals for Playmakers next production Dangerous Corner continue amid cold weather. With a small cast, actors must learn several long speeches. The director plans to have the cast perform Act I without a script tonight and Sunday afternoon, ahead of the regular YWCA meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seward
Y. W. Co. A. Zym
Circle No 4 of St Pauls church meets at Mrs Sasse home
Members and five guests gathered at Mrs Fred Sasse home for a 1 38 pm two course dinner. The meeting opened with a short song service. Devo tions led by Mrs Claude Wigfield reading Daily Talks. Mrs Lyndon read a poem. Rummage sale planned. A Heggin Botham read a closing poem and the Lord s Prayer was repeated. Next meeting at church parlors February 1a.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Hegginbotham
Culture Club Hosts Members at Mrs Everard Home
Culture Club met at Mrs J C Everard's Ninth Street home with luncheon at one. Two guests attended, Mrs Teg Meyer and Miss Kathryn Brown. Mrs E A Hubbard read excerpts from Valley Forge and Mrs S G Shaw reviewed My Musical Life. Hostess for February 18 is Mrs H C Wilcox.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Everard
Ninth Street
Culture Club
Teg Meyer
Kathryn Brown
E. A Hubbard
Valley Forge
Maxwell Anderson
S. G. Shaw
Walter Damrosch
H. C. Wilcox
Bethel Shrine Social Hour Honors Post Officers
A social hour followed Bethel Shrine meeting last night in T C O F Mall. Hostesses Mrs Tou Schultz and Mrs Edith Bachtel served refreshments. Announcement of February dessert bridge sponsored by the Auxiliary at the Y W G A for members and friends. Next meeting February 13 will honor past officers with a program and luncheon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bethel Shrine
T. C. O. F. Mall
Tou Schultz
Edith Bachtel
Dorcas
Church of Christ
Will Foster
Harvard Avenue
Garford
Middle Avenue
Methodist Church
Tau Chi
Gables
Church And Society Elect New Officers In Spite Of Cold
At First Congregational Church six thirty p m the annual Church and Society meeting featured a supper by Mrs Tom Potter and committee followed by devotion led by Rev William Muir Auld President Charles J Crehore presided as reports showed sound finances and hopeful outlook Officers include Clerk Miss Elizabeth M Rich Benevolence Treasurer Ira M Harrison Deacons three years Alec Anderson Grant Moses R L Stearns Deaconesses Mrs Alex Forbes Mrs H G Hoover Mrs L R Todd and Mrs J F Glosser Total resident membership 771 Ten members died in 1935 plus others in January. Generous benevolence extended to local state national and international aid with food clothing books and toys provided by many.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Congregational Church
Tom Potter
William Muir Auld
Charles J. Crehore
First
Ethel Burrows
James B. Thomas
W. F. Bell
George M. Day
J. F. Glosser
H. G. Hoover
George Houserman
E. l L. Moody
Alvin J. Plocher
Auld
Elizabeth M. Rich
Ira M. Harrison
Alec Anderson
Grant Moses
R. L. Stearns
Alex Forbes
L. R. Todd
Honor Members of H H L Club Meeting
The regular H. H. L. Club met at Naomi Walker's home with Arline Buswell as hostess. A short business session followed an airplane diversion. Prizes went to Hilda Schuster Lavonne Yancer and Arline Buswell. Betty Hahn and Betty Schuster received handkerchiefs for birthdays. Refreshments were served, Rainbow colors decorated, and Eleanor Siegmund read a magazine article. The next meeting will be in two weeks at Helen Koehn's Glenwood Street home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. H. L. Club
Naomi Walker
Arline Buswell
Hilda Schuster
Lavonne Yancer
Betty Hahn
Betty Schuster
Eleanor Siegmund
Helen Koehn
Glenwood Street
Oberlin student leads Relidan society program
Miss Phyllis Anne Agate a junior at Oberlin College and campus editor of the Oberlin Review organized a recent Relidan women’s literary society meeting. An old-time club gathering was re-enacted by resident alumnae under her direction. Mrs. Charles E. Fell and family depart for Miami Florida staying at the Miami Biltmore Hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phyllis Anne Agate
Oberlin College
Relidan, Women’s Literary Society
Agate
Oberlin Review
Charles E. Fell
Middle Avenue
Miami
Florida
Miami-Biltmore
Betty Nilsen
Elizabeth Street
Theta Alpha Phi
Dramatics
Ohio Wesleyan University
Nilsen
Ohio Wesleyan
Honorary
Wesleyan Players
J. Martin Beck
W.C. A
Methodist Church
Cornell Avenue
Scranton
Pennsylvania
Licenses Finis Tillman and Catherine Robertson Named in Elyria
Finis Tillman, a laborer from Elyria, and Catherine Robertson, also from Elyria, have had licenses issued or renewed in a local government action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Finis Tillman
Elyria
Catherine Robertson
Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs at Elyria High
Elyria junior audiences will see the Allen School Juvenile Players present Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs this Friday evening February 7 at the high school. The three act play is the latest Allen School production following The Wedding of Tom Thumb and Alice in Wonderland. Mrs Frank Berger directs with costumes and dwarfs’ antics expected to wow attendees.
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Elyria
The
Seven Dwarfs
Allen School
Tom Thumb
Frank Berger
Allen
Miss Caywood Hostess Club Fetes Members At East Avenue Home
Miss Caywood Hostess Triple Four Club was entertained last evening by Mrs. Margaret Caywood at her East Avenue home. After bridge, Miss Marie Kise and Mrs. Eleanor Life earned top scores. A luncheon followed and the club adjourned for three weeks. Mrs. Ruth Stewart will host at Marseilles Avenue on February 13.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beatrice Halliday
Adams Street
Evelene Ernst
Rosadel Rhodes
Seventh Street
Jeanette Sibey
Garvin Avenue
Esther Kritzel
Theo. Ruth
Fairlawn Street
Margaret Seward
Newell Hotel
Ely Tla
Margaret Caywood
East Avenue
Marie Kise
Eleanor Life
Ruth Stewart
Marseilles Avenue
Martha Wirth Hosts Severn Circle Members at Nichols Court
Martha Wirth hosted Severn Circle No. 1 of St. Pauls church yesterday afternoon at Nichols Court. Mrs. Fred Raessler, circle president, led devotions and presided over the business session before luncheon hosted by the hostess. The group met again at Mrs. John Reeses church parlors on February 13.
Circle No 5 of St Pauls Church Meeting
Mrs Peter Dellefield hosted Circle No 5 at the church parlors as turnout stayed strong despite bad weather. Routine business was handled and new secret sister names drawn. A social hour followed. The circle plans to meet in two weeks at Mrs John Worthingtons home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Dellefield
Circle No. 5
St. Paul’s Church
John Worthington
Pythian Sisters Elect New Officers and Set Inspection Date
The Pythian Sisters met with newly installed officers in charge and announced committee chairmen for the coming year. April 23 is set for inspection, with the birthday committee for December January and February to meet February 13, led by Eva Brunger. All members urged to attend for inspection practice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eva Brunger
Meetings at Colonial Club at Mrs Gull's Earl Court
The Colonial Club will be entertained at the home of Mrs C D Gull of Earl Court on Monday January 27 at 1 30 P M.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colonial Club
Grace Lutheran Aid Society Holds Tea Meeting
A Grace Lutheran Aid Society social gathering was held at the church Thursday afternoon with about twenty present. Hostesses were Mrs H L McKee and Mrs Fred Meinke. A committee was named for the Silver tea replacing February social, led by chairman Mrs F J Schumm with members Mrs Stanley Joviak Mrs A Witt Mrs H L McKee Mrs Albert Ehlke and Mrs A Wendt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Lutheran Aid Society
H. L. McKee
Fred Meinke
F. J. Schumm
Stanley Joviak
A. Witt
Albert Ehlke
Social Meeting of St John's Lutheran Aid Society
St John s Lutheran Aid Society held a social gathering Thursday afternoon in the school auditorium. The mission program scheduled for yesterday was postponed due to cold weather. Hostesses Mrs Fred Koepp and Mrs John Wellert served refreshments to about twenty five. The next meeting will be February sixth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. John’s Lutheran Aid Society
Fred Koepp
John Wellert
Honor graduate celebration for Harry Becker
Thirty friends gathered at the home of Harry Becker of 126 West Street after the high school exercises to honor his graduation. Guests were taken to Ridge Dale Villa for dancing and games, with entertainment and a midnight luncheon for attendees from Lorain and Elyria. He received many gifts from friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Becker
West Street
Ridgedale Villa
Lorain
Elyria
Mrs Erber Hosts Bridge Club Luncheon Gathering
A luncheon at Mrs Ernie Erber's Charles Court home was followed by a Bridge Wits session. High score went to Mrs B W Webner and consolation to Mrs Carl Swiers. In two weeks Mrs William Burton will host at Sherman Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernie Erber
Charles Court
Wits
B. W. Webner
Carl Swiers
William Burton
Sherman Street
Life’s transit from class to class in life and school
The quote compares life to moving between school classes noting many stay in the same stage. It urges continuous growth and shifting to new developmental levels rather than remaining stagnant, implying education and personal evolution mirror life’s progress.
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C. E. Social
Newell
AEE
Intel Russell
California
Grace Lutheran Church
Dorothy Hoton
Ruth Saegert
Dorothy Woodin
Kathryn Mee- Kee
Ruth Nierman
Margaret Zachman
Norma Stegman
Marian Schmittgen
Edna Rothgery
Mrs. Hart
Vincent Sheehan
Mabel Hart
Ninety Five Club
A. B. Taylor
Washington Avenue
Sheehan
Morocco
China
Russia
Spoon River
Co. K
Church and Society
Vernon Ross
Fred Ernshaw
Charles Cheevers
Victor MacMullen
Gates Parent Teacher Association
North Central Conference of Parents and Teachers
Mansfield
Ohio
Carlton Smith
Sixth Street
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Nora Gagen
Wurstcourt
Emma Scheuneman
Emma Dill
HAM
E. 1Th Street
Marilyn Oerteli
Princeton Avenue
Lester Juchem
North Ridgeville
Ellsworth Baldt
West Bridge Street
Laylin Bliss
Valley City
Jamey Weatherill
Oberlin
Miss Caywood
Martha Wirth
Heights Beauty and Barber Shop
E. River St
Crow Hollow
Cross Creek
Dorothy Lump
Kentucky
Walton Ice & Fuel, Inc
River St. Hones
Mrs. Erber
Johnson Gift and Knit Shop
FUR Sale
Elyria Fur Shoppe
Middle Ave
D. L
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