Local Society Prepares for Claire Emerich O Connor Wedding
Mrs J F Ba Emerich hosts a middle avenue gathering announcing the engagement of daughter Claire to Edward O Connor son of Mr and Mrs John O Connor of Cleveland Ohio. The date July 13 is revealed on gift books titled Ship of Life during the evening as guests enjoyed prizes and dessert. The wedding will be at nine o clock at St Marys Church with Rev James B Daley officiating. Claire Emerich a Plympton High School and St Vincent Charity Hospital School of Nursing graduate. Edward O Connor a West High School graduate who attended John Carroll University and works for Fisher Brothers in Cleveland. Out of town guests from Cleveland Lorain and Oberlin attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middle Avenue
J. F.ba Emerich
Claire
Edward O'Connor
John O'Connor
Cleveland
Ohio
Ewan Tahlae
Hridga
Drama Club Dines At Miss Cole’s Lake Avenue Home
Drama club members who acted in the religious play St Claudia gather at 6 30 p m for an outdoor supper at Miss Wlaine Coles home on Lake Avenue The cast has staged the drama nine times and is planning another show Rummage Sale set for Saturday June 6 at Maytag Co 228 Middle Ave Missionary Ladies Hart s Poultry Market lists prices for stewing hens yearling hens heavy broilers and half fryes as well as eggs Corner Second and Chestnut Streets phone 5874
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wlaine Cole
Lake Avenue
St. Claudia
Maytag Co
Middle Ave
Hart’s
Second
Chestnut Streets
Surprise wedding announcement at Miss Kasik shower
Miss Rose Kasik hosted a kitchen shower for Miss Rose Kasik where guests learned of Miss Jean Martin’s engagement to Alfred Schroeple of Euclid Ohio and Miss Kasik’s own upcoming wedding to Gilbert Heginbotham on June twelfth. Bunco prizes were awarded and gifts presented, followed by socializing and further club activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jule
Rose Krabec
Rose Kasik
Jean Martin
Alfred Schroeple
Euclid
Ohio
Kasik
Gilbert Heginbotham
Bunco
Frank Snoble
Emily Neuman
Mary Neuman
Schroepple-Martin
Miss Martin
Glasgow
Scotland
Schroepple
St. Louis
Missouri
Frances Krabec
Misa Annie Kasik
Bethel Shrine Past Officers Elect New Officers
Bethel Shrine Past Officers Association election held after a tureen supper at the YWCA. New officers include president Mrs Willette Belljingham, vice president E F Monroe, secretary treasurer Olga Sasse. Two new members Mrs Gilkinson and Wilfrid Bowdler welcomed and initiated. Bridge prizes awarded to Mrs Bernice Kunkle and Irene Pryce. high scores to J H Bellingham and E F Monroe. Hosts were Mrs Nina Leuzler and Mr Mrs Walter Watts. September meeting to be hosted by Mrs Daisy Benson and E F Monroe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bethel Shrine
Mra
Willette Belljingham
E. F. Monroe
Olga Sasse
Gilkinson
Wilfrid Bowdler
Daisy Benson
7Stilog
Bernica Kunkle
Irene Pryce
J. H. Bellingham
Nina Leuzler
Amherst
Walter Watts
Scout meeting features Judge Webber tale on local history
Judge A R Webber captivated about thirty Cub Scouts, den chiefs, and den mothers with stories of colonial history, the Connecticut Western Reserve, and Elyria. He highlighted early local sites, historic maps, and the evolution of the flag, noting the importance of knowing community history for Bear rank. The June meeting was postponed with a new date to be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. R. Webber
Republic
Connecticut Western Reserve
Elyria
Dewey Hull
Girl Scouts
England
Scotland
Ireland
Juniors Present Play By Missionary Societies Event
The Women s and Young Women s Missionary societies of the United Presbyterian church were hosted by Mrs. Ross Aungst at 114 Hamilton Avenue with Mrs. James Davies assisting. Mrs. Robert Kirkpatrick read A Row of Daffodils while Mrs. M. R. Setterfield led devotions. The program, led by Mrs. C. L. Bristol, featured a playlet The Thank Offering Box performed by juniors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women's and
Young Women's Missionary Societies
The
United Presbyterian Church
Ross Aungst
Hamilton Avenue
James Davies
Robert Kirkpatrick
Charles Fulton
M. R. Setterfield
C. L. Bristol
Hristol
Charles Swartzle
A. E. Schulze
Cosmopolitan Club Luncheon At Mrs Ream Home
Members of the Cosmopolitan club enjoyed a tureen luncheon at Mrs. Henry Ream home on Wooster Street. Hostesses were Mrs. Robert Harding and Mrs. L. J. Welcher. Bridge prizes went to Mrs. William Griffin first, Mrs. J. G. Wenzel second, and Mrs. Henry Ault consolation. Out of town guests included Mrs. Rex Bailey of Quincy Illinois and Mrs. W. W. Patton of Oberlin. A picnic for members and families is planned for June 17 at Outdoor Life Association grounds in Amherst with further details to come.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cosmopolitan Club
Henry Ream
Wooster Street
Robert Harding
L. J. Welcher
William Griffin
J. G. Wenzel
Henry Ault
Rex Bailey
Quincy
Winois
W. W. Patton
Oberlin
M. H. Crowder
F.J. Greenich
B. D. van- Natta
Out Door Life Association
Amherst
Bride Elect Honored at East Bridge Street Shower
Bride elect Miss Leona Feese of Painesville was honored at a miscellaneous shower hosted by Mrs. Ted Blythe with Mrs. Charles Mesk Mrs. Floyd Yost and Miss Verna Meyer assisting. Guenta led six tables of cards with prizes won by Mrs. Howard Carruthers and Miss Leona Jatkeon in hingo and Mrs. James Slew and Mrs. Anna Feese in bridge. Garden flowers adorned the tables as a dessert course followed. Miss Feese is to wed Steve Horvatt July 11 at St. Marys church in Painesville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ted Blythe
East Bridge Street
Charles Mesk
Floyd Yost
Verna Meyer
Leona Feese
Painesville
Guenta
Howard Carruthers
Leona Jatkeon
Hingo
James Slew
Anna Feese
Bridge
Miss Feese
Steve Horvatt
St. Mary's Church
Community Club Events Tonight At Local Churches
Sunday night activities include a tureen supper at Second Congregational Church at 6 30. North Side Guild hosts a benefit bridge at Spring Valley Country Club. Auxiliary Sons of Union Veterans meet with Mrs Adelia Lutz on Bath Street. Order of Eastern Star assembly at 7 30 with lunch to follow. Protected Home Circle meets followed by chance. Sunshine Club gathers with Mrs Alvena Nichols Amherst. Royal Neighbors hold Memorial service. All officers wear white.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Second Congregational Church
North Side Guild of St. Andrew's Church
Spring Valley
W B A Honors Two A Bingo Party At Woodman Hall
The Women s Benefit Association gathered in Woodman Hall last night for a social bingo event. Mrs Bertha Olmsted and Mrs Estella Landers were celebrated with handkerchief gifts for their upcoming birthdays. Prizes went to Emma Warman Leona Schmidt and Nina Hitsman for top scores. Refreshments were served by Myrtie Smith Nita Hitsman and Agnes Erickson. The next meeting is set for Thursday June 18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women's Benefit Association
Woodman Hall
Bertha Olmsted
Estella Landers
Emma Warman
Leona Schmidt
Nina Hitsman
Myrtie Smith
Nita Hitsman
Agnes Erickson
Dessert Bridge at St Marys Parish Hall Altar Society event
Dessert bridge and dessert course served at one o'clock yesterday at St Marys Parish Hall for St Marys Altar Society. Twenty five tables participated with prizes won by Mrs B P Riley and Mrs Anna Reilly in bridge, Mrs Mary Stoltz and Mrs Nevins in pedro, and Mrs Ward Baker with the special prize. Mrs Marsh Guerin and her committee organized arrangements for the charming party. Next regular meeting is a business session on June 18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mary's Parish Hall
St. Mary's
Seventeen At Luncheon Hosts and Plans Listed
Mrs J Miler hosted Division A of the Church of Christ at her Kenyon avenue home for a luncheon and business session with fourteen members and three guests. A July ninth Cascade Park family picnic was planned. Mrs Fred Ernst hosted Sew society members on East River road with Mrs Goss as guest, sewing and dessert, flowers in bloom, next meeting two weeks hence with Mrs Pat Molosky on East avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence Gillman
George Woodcock
2Nd Congregational Church
Lake Avenus
Hazel Boynton
Shock
West River Street
Eckhardt
Spruce Street
J. Miler
Church of Christ
Kenyon Avenue
D. A. Baird
Contessa
J. D. Funk
Cascade Park
Fred Ernst
Sewsiety
East River Road
Goss
Lorain Lorain Licenses For Local Workers Listed
Stephen A Fecha Jr analyst Mary Walchko John Ferancy and Ann Walchko Lorain Sam Gyurasin locomotive craneman Johanna Sopao Clarence Meyers electrician Lillian Rutledge Ellsworth G Hales grocer Blaine K M Garland Elyria all appear in licensing notices for local trades and services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephen A. Fecha, Jr
Lorain
Mary Walchko
Sam Gyurasin
Johanna Sopao
Clarence Meyers
Lillian Rutledge
Ellsworth G. Hales
Elyria
Grocer
Blaine K. M. Garland
Elyria High Seniors Celebrate Final Examinations Party
Elyria High School seniors held a “last round-up” party across three rooms after final exams. Dining in the cafeteria, speeches by Edward Nano, William Lerach, Evalyn Young, and Marian Stanford preceded a minstrel show directed by George Zemba. Evening dancing followed in the gym with attendees in blue and white.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria High School
Mies Alice V. Lentz
Margaret Herald
Edward Nano
William Lerach
Evalyn Young
Marian Stanford
George Zemba
C. P. Shively
Edna Jones
Marian Kemble
Adela Brown
Alice Storer
Nina Baker
Luella Eisenmann
Lois Littleton
Harry Hosene
West Side Guild Gives Handkerchief Shower for Mrs Morris
Compliments hailed the birthday of Mrs. R Morris, president of West Side Guild of St. Andrew s Episcopal church. The meeting at Archambeau Foster avenue had the president lead the business session and devotional service. The afternoon was devoted to sewing with lunch served to members and guest Mrs Harald Abell. In two weeks Mrs B B Kaylor of 444 Adama street will entertain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Side Guild
St. Andrew's Episcopal Church
R. Morris
B. B. Kaylor
Adamatreet
Meetings Miss Stella Wilson Entertains Monday
Miss Stella Wilson will entertain at the Colonial Club meeting this Monday at 1 30 PM at the Woman's Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stella Wilson
Colonial Club
Woman's Club
Paul Thompson New Head DeMolay Chapter Leader
Members of David J Nye Chapter Order of DeMolay elected new officers last night in J O O F Hall with Paul Thompson chosen Master Councilor Richard Fell Senior Councilor and Charles Hays Junior Councilor. Installation is planned June 15 at 7 30 pm in the Masonic Hall with a public service and dance to follow for DeMolays Rainbow Girls and friends. Baseball team schedule announced for Sunday. members to watch for time and place in Saturday’s paper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David J. Nye
Order of DeMolay
Paul Thompson
Richard Fell
Charles Hays
Rainbow Girlg
Kt Wag
Personal Notices From East Liverpool Honor Nearby Arrivals
Miss Virginia Tibball will arrive at her home on Earlcourt Monday to spend the week then return to Columbus. Miss Sade Welster, 619 East Avenue, is confined at home with illness. Frank H. Hartwell and daughter Misa Eben Hartwell have returned to Suffern, New York after visiting in this city. Mrs Sumner Hartwell and son John returned to New York with them. Esther Louise Mason, daughter of Mr and Mrs F Q Mason, former residents, will graduate tonight from the East Liverpool City Hospital School of Nursing at its 25th commencement in First Methodist church. Mrs Bertha Burrell, 213 Olive Street, is recovering at Elyria Clinic after operation. Mrs G Allyer and son Robert of Wilmington, Delaware, guests at the home of Mr and Mrs A G Cornelius. Mr and Mrs H H Gregg leave for Athens for commencement. their daughter Joyce Gregg graduates at Ohio University. Esther Schultz has returned from Western College for Women to spend vacation at Park Avenue home. Out of town guests for the Emmanuel Lutheran wedding of Katherine Brown and Howard Barnes include Mr and Mrs G J Barnes and Dale Barnes of Mentor, Ohio. Mr and Mrs Don Brothers. Frank Gehring. Victor Calvert, best man, all from Mentor. Mr and Mrs Frank H Waurer and daughter Reba Maurer of 329 Eastern Heights Boulevard were called to Knoxville, Tennessee by the death of Mrs Maurer’s brother-in-law Clyde Fowler and the serious injury of her father from automobile accident. Mrs Florence Field and Irving Field of Cleveland are in the city today for the Brown Barnes marriage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia Tibball
Arive
Earlcourt
Columbus
Sade Welster
East Avenue
Frank H. Hartwell
Misa Eben Hartwell
Suffern
New York
Sumner Hartwell
John
Esther Louise Mason
F. Q. Mason
East Liverpool City Hospital
G. J. Barnes
Dale Barnes
Don Brothers
Frank Gehring
Victor Calvert
Mentor
Ohio
Frank H. Waurer
Reba Maurer
Eastern Heights Boulevard
Knoxville
Tennessee
Maurier
Pre-Nuptial Shower Honors Miss Marcella Dobbeck
A pre nuptial shower for Miss Marcella Dobbeck was held last evening in her honor ahead of her June 13 1936 wedding to Sigmund Kristoff at St Josephs Catholic Church. Mrs Raymond Brove and Mrs John Kucherak hosted. Guests enjoyed games contests and a two course luncheon for seventy five. A bedroom suite was presented to the couple.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marcella Dobbeck
Sigmund Kristoff
St. Joseph's Catholichurch
Raymond Brove
John Kucherak
Senior Farewell by Friendship club to meet at breakfast
The Seniors of the Friendship club will hold a farewell breakfast at the W. C. A. gymnasium on Saturday at 9 30 in the morning. Mrs J B Thatcher and the Friendship club committee will handle cooking and serving. The club president will present the annual report and the treasurer will report. Members of the classes will give greetings and the program ends with a surprise entertainment for seniors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Friendship Club
J. B
Thatcher
Society notes on St Andrew's guild meeting at Dyke home
Nineteen members of Fast Side Guild of St Andrew's Episcopal church and two guests were entertained by Mrs George Dyke at her Cleveland Road home yesterday after noon. A business meeting preceded the social afternoon and a refreshment course followed. On Thursday June 11 Mrs Walter Dyke will entertain at 107 Stanford avenues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fast Side Guild
St. Andrew's Episcopal Church
George Dyke
Cleveland Road
Piano Class Recital at Salvation Army Hall
Mrs Bertha Moore presents her piano pupils in a recital at seven o clock on Tuesday evening June seventh at the Salvation Army Hall West Broad Street The public is invited to attend The program includes trumpet pieces violin and cello numbers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salvation Army Hall
West Broad Street
Bertha Moore
Recital by Ely pupils of Betty Bishop and Gladys Parmely West
About five hundred attendees watched a dance and piano recital at Ely School auditorium led by pupil performers under Betty Bishop and Gladys Parmely West with Shirley Simpson as accompanist. The program showcased a mix of piano duos, dances, and novelty numbers featuring Elmer Piskuran Ardith Cheev ers Lois Hunter June Ross Tom Relisz Shirley Norman Merrilyn Norman Ardith Caywood Charles Cheevers Constance Ernest Pat Martin Magdaline Vaprezan Vivian Humor Joan Hogue and others in a varied concert of Moonbeam Dance Crickets Band Dutch Dance Wedding of Jack and Jill and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Bishop
Gladys Parmely West
Ely
Shirley Simpson
Elmer Piskuran
Ardith Cheevers
Lois Hunter
June Ross
Tom Relisz
Shirley Norman
Merrilyn Norman
Ardith Caywood
Charles Cheevers
Constance Ernest
Pat Martin
Magdaline Vaprezan
Vivian Humor
Joan Hogue
Rea
Jean Draeggert
Westave Marie
Burgmueller
Mary Ann Berkley
Ren Lois Botamer
Willams
Joyce Troup
Piaget
Nancy Symons
Joan Horne
Magdeline Vapuzian
June Hoss
Magdeline Vapuzsaz
Jack and
Jill Joan Hogue
Schaeffer
Peggy O'Malley
Kreisler
Carol Downey
Marguerite Holst
Hanging Gardens
Davies
Beverly Waller
Jung
Hospital Admissions and Discharges Notice
Hospital admissions list Heinrich Gelb of 760 West River Street Tim Donovan age 68 of Chestnut 68 Chestnut Clayton Friend at 527 Ohio. Discharges include Carl Dubena of 130 Fairlawn Vincent Dunbar R D No 3 Simon Karkelle R D No 1 Walter Pardee Lorain Sterling Eddington 632 Cleveland Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heinrich Gelbman
West River St
Tim Donovan
Chestnut
Clayton Friend
Ohio At
Carl Dubena
Fairlawn
Vincent Dunbar
R. D
Simon Karkelle
Walter Pardee
Lorain
Sterling Eddington
Cleveland Street
Concert program lists numerous dancers and ensembles
The program features a wide lineup including Rawson Popular Group, Jack Hilton Vocal Rolo, Paul Wainwright Piano Duo, Walts in F Major, Barbara Terry Billy Webmhoff, and Geraldine Wilmot Pupphen Ensemble. Highlights include Minouet ensemble Stop Time and a memory pause for classmate Jack Baird who died last September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Et Rawson
Jack Hilton
Paul Wainwright
Walts
Billen
Donald Bryant
Mia
West
Rea
Jack Castle
Gaynor
Dale Race
Bishop
John Bryant
the Bells
Cramer
Barbara Terry
Billy Webmhoff
Minouet
Geraldine Wilmot
Pupphen
Lady In Red
June Ross
Tom Rieuz
Elmer Pinkuran
Heller
Marjorie de Long
Keats
Jean Sparka
de Koven
Joan Ducket
Scarf
Chaminade
Lots Youtsy
Clair de Lunes
de Lusey
Scharzo
Mendelasohn
Jack Kiton
Piccu‘no
Betty Bishop
Lu Lu
Dorothy Thair
Jack Baird
Bake Sale Details Circulated Across Local Churches
A notice lists events at multiple sites including West End Market on June 6, Circle No 8 at Methodist Church, Gas Office, and tomorrow’s sale by Miss Robinson’s Class at the Sec Congl Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West End Market
Circle No. 8 Methodist Church
Sec
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Claire Emerich
Drama Club
Ruth’s Wave Shop
Lake Ave
Woodworth Camp
United Spanied War Veterans
British Empire Club
J. H. Pope
Virginia Southim
Jesse Wolf
Shantung
China
Oxford
Drake
Collegebred
ESTAL
Temple Beauty
Kor
Joyce Victoria Deutsch
Long Island College of Medicine
Brooklyn
N.Y
Acme
W. B.A
John Ferancy
Ann Walchko
Elaine Garland
Ruth Abraham
Oxford Avenue
Marguerite Merthe
Pegey Jenkins
Irene Gerber
Hans Steger
Monroe Iswolds
Democratic Women's Club of
Lena Taber
Belle Moulton
Marguerite Ehlert
Anna Bruck
Mary Wetzel
Anna Tu- Cotey
Helen Beaumont
Grace Elemes
Research Club
John Haldeman
Glendale Court
Charles Copas
H. L. Worcester
E. J. McRoberts
W. J. Hecker
George Lamberton
Hasel’s
Loenin Co
Johnston Gift and Knit Shop
East Second Street
Collectors Manual
American Glass
Central Book Store
Ann Morse
Jennie Morse
the Heights
Bis East Hiver Bans
Estelle Lyon Dress Shop
Marvel
Broad St
Smart
Leghorn
CH. Merthe & Co
Tee
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