Miss Mary Louise Bolly and Robert Banville Marry in Morning Ceremony
A June morning wedding at St Marys Church joined Miss Mary Louise Bolly and Robert Banville in marriage. The ceremony featured organ music, a lace wedding gown, and a reception at the bride’s home with 35 guests. The couple plan to reside at 340 High Street after their honeymoon trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Louise Bolly
Robert Banaille
Vile
Williams Street
Isabella Huge
Swansonla
Mary McGuire
Mr. Banville
John McDonough
Nagatuck
Connecticut
Robert Bolly
Thomas Banville
Father Daley
Charles E. Guth Wang
Mise Hattie Bolly
A. L. Favreau
Toledo
Robert Eberle
Monclova
Ohio
Elyria Teacher to Wed Wheatland Man on July 10
Mrs. G. E. Brodrick hosted twelve guests at Highland Court for a pre wedding party honoring Miss Helen McCullough. Prizes went to Mrs. Alex Forbes and Miss Bessie Douglas as games and contests entertained the attendee. Miss McCullough, an eight year Elyria Schools teacher, will marry Russell Roude push of Wheatland Pennsylvania on July 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. E. Brodrick
Highland Court
Helen McCullough
Alex Forbes
Bessie Douglas
McCullough
Elyria
Russell Roudepush
Wheatland
Pennsylvania
W C T U Convention Reports From Washington D C
Reports from the international W C T U convention in Washington D C were shared by Mrs J C Kennedy and Miss Helen Osborn at the local W G T U meeting in First Methodist church. The event drew delegates from 36 countries at Constitutional Hall with strong foreign organization against liquor traffic. June 15 is W C T U Day at the Cleveland Exposition and June 16 to 18 Lakeside conference. Elyria W C T U has met its centenary fund quota for temperance education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington D. C
J. C. Kennedy
Helen Osborn
First Methodist Church
Great Constitutional Hall
United States
Elyria W. C. T. U
C. F. Neuwirth
William Newell
Mrs Henry Ingels Heads Hospital Aux Board
The Womens Auxiliary of Elyria Memorial Hospital elected officers for the coming year at a trustees meeting. Mrs Henry Ingels was chosen to succeed Mrs Howard Barfour as president, with Mrs F A Smythe as first vice president, Mrs Everett Johnston as second vice president, Mrs Richard Perry as treasurer, and Mrs Nettie Johnson for a thirty first year as secretary. Committees will be appointed later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women’s Auxiliary
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Howard Barfour
Yeats
Henry Ingels
Ingels
F. A. Smythe
Everett Johnston
Richard Perry
Nettie Johnson
YWCA Gym Turned French Café for Senior Farewell
The Elyria YWCA gym hosted a Diner de Adieu by the Senior Friendship Club, transforming the space into a French sidewalk cafe with red awnings, checked linens, and floral touches. Seventy seats, elegant favors, and a program in French led to speeches, reports, songs, a style show, a tap routine, and a skit promoting a high school girls camp. New officers were elected for the coming year and plans for Lakeside weekend and a Summer Formal were announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senior Friendship Club
Shirley Simpson
Jane Robertson
Dorothy Altfeld
Marie Lou Carr
Honey Lou Elemes
Ruth van Osdale
Jefferson Friendship Club
Betty Piper
Janet Smith
Evelyn Fenimore
Jeannette Zachman
Theodore Demos
Virginia Mohr
Cabinet
Lakeside
G. G. G. Club Hosts Bridge Night at Denison Home
Mrs E L Wilshere hosted G G G Club at Denison avenue with members playing bridge and Michigan. Stanford and Mrs Buck won bridge prizes while Mrs Warner and Babe Bennett took Michigan prizes. Buck claimed a special prize. A two course luncheon was served at small tables. Next meeting planned as a beach party June 1 with Grace Shimsky in charge. Canton Lorain No 93 and Auxiliary met separately with Captain Powers and Lorena Handler presiding. Plans for degree of chivalry on June 24 were made. Social time followed and refreshments served. decorations highlighted garden roses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilshere
G. G. G. Club
Michigan
E. L. Wilshere
Denison Avenue
Stanford
B. Buck
Warner
Babe Bennett
Buck
Grace Shimsky
Canton Lorain No. 93
Powers
Lorena Handler
Reont Bath Wr
G. A
Vetter
Inne Fist
Swim Classes Resume at V.M.C.A Pond Tonight
Classes restart this evening with Miss Alice Glo Yer directing. Instructors will cover beginners intermediates and life savers with age specific sessions from 7 00 to 9 00 pm at the pond. Special instruction time from 9 00 to 10 00 pm will focus on any chosen phase of work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
V.M. CG. A
Alice
Friendship Club To Fete Sophomores
The Junior Friendship Club will honor sophomores transitioning to the Senior group with a 9:50 breakfast in the YWCA Gym. Iris Jones chairs the event with Alice Day assisting. Betty Altfeld runs the program. Martha Brodbeck and Jessie Henderson handle decorations. Ruth Harrington and Jolyn Brown manage tickets. reservations due by Thursday noon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Junior Friendship Club
Iris Jones
Alice Day
Betty Altfeld
Martha Brodbeck
Jessie Henderson
Ruth Harrington
Jolyn Brown
Y. W
Pre Nuptial Courtesy for Miss Margaret McClellan
Miss Margaret McClellan’s pre nuptial courtesy at Mrs Selman's Ohio Street home featured co hosts Miss Mary Beattie Ruth Carlson and Alice McCracken Five bridge tables ran as Georgiana Tatt and Ima Strait earned high scores while Harold Rorick received consolation A rainbow color motif and a discovered poem directed the bride to gifts Out of town guests included Mrs Herman Gunn Miss Virginia Messenger Mrs Richard Shipman and ae Herschal Shannon City of New London plans a June wedding at four o'clock on Wednesday June twenty third in New London with Paul W Scheid
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret McClellan
Herman Gunn
Ashland
Virginia Messenger
Richard Shipman
New London
Ae Herschal Shannon
Oberm
McCiellan
Paul W. Scheid
Women’s Home Missionary Society plans July picnic
The Methodist church Women’s Home Missionary Society met after a prayer service with Mrs. E. J. Bond presiding and Mrs. Adam Heimbach leading the program. Reports from departments were read and a joint picnic with Home and Foreign societies was planned for July 7 at the Home for the Aged. A demonstration titled Sharing and Sharing was given by Mrs. John Streicher and Mrs. QO. G. Dunn. Officers elected for the coming year include President Mrs. Merritt Powell. Vice Presidents Mrs. EB. J. Bond, Mrs. Henry Townsend, and Mrs. C. V. Beazell. Recording Secretary Mrs. Fred Sheldon. Corresponding Secretary Mrs. 3. H. Pope. Treasurer Mrs. Kate Huffman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women's Home Missionary Society of the Methodist Church
E. J. Bond
Adam Heimbach
John Streicher
QO. G. Dunn
Fficers
Merritt Powell
EB. J. Bond
Henry Townsend
C. V. Beazell
Fred Sheldon
3. H. Pope
Kate Huffman
Mrs Handbey Hosts Past Presidents of Relief Corps
Mrs Lorena Nandehey of Furnace Street hosted thirteen members and one guest of the Women s Relief Corps on May day. Adelia Lutz, president, and Ellen Langton assisted. Red and pink roses and peonies decorated the rooms with flag day favors. Tembera gave patriotic quotations during roll call. On July 1 Mrs Lucille Warner of West River Road will entertain the group instead of the usual Tuesday meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucille Warner
West River Toad
Local Personal News Highlights Elyria Families Visit Tabs
Mrs. Robert Seybert and son Bobbie are visiting Wiedlug her viel and aunt in Wellington this week. Mr. and Mrs. Seymore Croley and Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Jenkins return to their Har vard home after Florida. Miss Gertrude Mallory, Miami University student, returns home for vacation. Miss Lillian Mallory comes back from Bethany College. John Lauck and Mrs. Lauck welcome a son born last night at Elyria Memorial Hospital. Miss Marie Witt earns B.S. from Oberlin College and her parents attend graduation. James Shaw hosts eighteen friends at a buffet as Oberlin festivities continue. June Gregory vacationing from St. Luke’s Hospital visits Chase street home. Betteridge and family visiting their Park Avenue kin before California study plans. The Burge family and Merriman relatives visit Elyria. Virginia Betteridge returns home from Barberton for summer. B. Emory Smith recovering at home. Machocks from Port Arthur Texas visiting local relatives. C. Hill plans to move to LaGrange. Oberlin College commencement draws many Elyrians. Eleanor Rhodes returns home from a visit to Butler, Pa. Stigenbauers host relatives for Frederick Stilgenbauer’s graduation. A new daughter born to Louis Huper. Civic Training accepts Orr and Weiland for Fort Benjamin Harrison. Maddox and Smith visit Cleveland. Watt family heads to Detroit. Charles Caragna’s son earns Bachelor of Philosophy at John Carroll University. F. V. Anderson and daughter Lois of Palm Beach visiting Gulf Farms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Seybert
Bobbie
Seymore
Croley
Wellington
Alfred Jenkins
St. Petersburg
Florida
Harvard
Gertrude Mallory
Miami University
Middle Avenue
Lillian Mallory
Bethany College
West Virginia
John Lauck
Harvard Avenue
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Marie Witt
East River Street
Oberlin College
Frank Witt
John Shaw
Charles Court
Oberlin
June Gregory
St. Luke's Hospital
Cleveland
Chase Street
Richard Betteridge
McClellantown
Pennsylvania
J. E. Betteridge
Park Avenue
California
Betterddge
University of California
Ohio
B. Emory Smith
Spruce Street
T. Machock
Port Arthur
Texas
C. A. Fasly
Twelfth Street
John Machock Sr
Bath Street
C. Hill
LaGrange
C. S. Johnson
Delbert Kershaw
F. A. Humphrey
B. M. O'Donnell
Marcella Conley
John Carroll University
King Fauver
Worth Fauver
C. H. Cushing
L. B. Fauver
Eleanor Rhodes
Sherman Street
Eleanor Rumbaugh
Butler
Lorain
City
Frederick Stilgenbauer
Elyria High School
Louis Huper
Cleveland Street
Wesley I. Orr
Russell E. Weiland
Columbus
Citizens Military Training
Fort Benjamin Harrison
Margaret Maddox
Lake Avenue
Helen Smith
Fairmont Street
A. M. Watt
Denison Avenue
Detroit
Michigan
Charles A. Caragna
Charles
F. V. Anderson
Lois
Palm Beach
George D. Nicholas
Gulf Farms
Miss Bennett Presented Gifts in Red White Kitchen Theme
A surprised Miss Frances Bennett at Denison Avenue received gifts for her kitchen in a red and white color scheme chosen by the bride elect Vance Shaw. Guests guided her on a treasure hunt with directions to locate each gift, culminating in an eleven-person table centered by a rose bouquet on a mirror plaque.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Bennett
Denison Avenue
Vance Shaw
Miss Bennett
Parish Card Party Schedules Public Meet in Church Basement
Circle No 2 of St Agnes Parish sponsors a card party Thursday afternoon in the church basement. Miss Path and Mrs Garber will oversee the event which is open to the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circle No. 2
St. Agnes Parish
Whll
Miss Path
Interesting Program At First Baptist Women Meeting
The Women’s Missionary Society of the First Baptist Church met on Tuesday with Mrs. Harry Byars presiding. Mrs. W. C. Porter led, Mrs. H. G. Stevick spoke on mission progress in Tibet and the Amazon region. A temperance devotional featured Guy Byars and Miss Julia Jackson. Mrs. Max VauWormer spoke on The Future of the American Negro and praised Harry Burleigh, George Washington Carver, and Booker T. Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women's Missionary Society
Suppor
Harry Byars
W. C. Porter
H. G. Stevick
Tibet
Amazon Bank
Mystera
Guy Byars
Julia Jackson
Max VauWormer
F. C. Wilford
Harry Burleigh
George Washington Carver
Booker T. Washington
Mra. Wilford
8. T. Washington
Hostess Event For St Fanl Circle Members At Princeton
Eighteen seventeen members of St Fans circle met at Mrs. Carl Menz home in Princeton avenue Tuesday afternoon. Mrs. E O Pallas acted as devotion al jester and business talks followed. Refreshments were served during social hour. On June 22 at the church Mrs Paytax will serve as hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Fanl's Circle 3
Max Lyndon
Carl Menz
Princeton Avenue
E. O. Pallas
Menz
Paytax
Mission Band Hosts Wiener Roast at Cascade Park
The Junior Mission Band of the First Baptist church led by Mrs Leonard Kreutzfeld gathered in Cascade Park last night for a wiener roast. Twelve members enjoyed games that followed the roast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
First Baptist Church
Leonard Kreutzfeld
Cascade Park
Community Society Calendar Notes Evening Meetings
Calendar entries list St Pauls Brotherhood gathering Foster avenue with Mr and Mrs A G Vietzen. Grace Lutheran Junior Girls Choir at 7. United Presbyterian prayer and Bible study at 7 30 led by St Corinthian second chanter Clasque Club picnic at Vermillon on the Lake. Jolly Eight 66 Club hosts dinner bridge at Mrs Robert Bainbridge home Grafton road. Dames of Malta meet 10 C F hall. Marshall Chapter RR A M. Mothers Auxiliary met at United Presbyterian church with Mrs BE Wright and Mrs Charles Shafer. Sunday School picnic planned for Cascade Park June 22 other notes and July 13 host homes listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul's Brotherhood
A. G Vietzen
Foster Avenue
Grace Lutheran Church
United Presbyterian Church
St Corinthiane
Clasque Club
Vermillon-on-the-Lake
Jolly Eight 66
R. EB. Terrell
Iarwood Street
Galaxy
Robert Bainbridge
Grafton Road
Dames of Malta
Marshall
Mothers
BE. W. Wright
Charles Shafer
OSRCA
Cascade Park
C. L. Bristol
Peter Stam
D. L. Moody
E. D. Stewart
Charles Swartzle
Longfellow Street
Luncheon Precedes Division A Church Meeting
Division A of the Church of Christ held a luncheon yesterday with Mrs Stel la Dibble of Harvard avents as hostess. Due to Mrs Baird’s absence the devotional service was led by Mrs J Z Funk. All routine business concluded for the season. the group will not meet again until September. Fourteen calls were reported in the past month and Mrs C J Miller of Kenyon Avenue will open her home for the September meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of Christ
Stella Dibble
Harvard Avents
Baird
J. Z. Funk
C. J. Miller
Kenyon Avenue
Lorain County Medical Society holds final Lorain meeting
Cleveland doctor Dr. Steel spoke on cancer treatment with Roentgen rays at a Lorain dinner in Hotel Ant Jers. The society adjourned until September. County doctors later accepted an invitation from Park Davis and Co. for a boat ride and tour of their Detroit pharmaceutical plant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County Medical Society
Lorain
Ant Jers
Steel
Cleveland
Park Davis and Co
Detroit
Michigan
Dance Plans For Troop 4 Girl Scouts
Girl Scouts of Troop 4 met at St. Marys church hall at 6 30 last evening to plan a formal dance on Saturday June 12 at the American Legion Home. Girls will rehearse for the Court of Awards at Elyria High School gym tomorrow at 9 30 under Miss Marian Kemble. Meeting closed with taps at 8 o clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Girl Scouts
Troop 4
St. Mary's Church Hall
American Legion Home
Girl Scout Court of Awards
Elyria High School
Marian Kemble
Garden Party in June discussed by church group
The Garden Party in June at Miss Anna Louise Baker’s home on Columbus Street discussed plans for the event. It will be held in the garden at Mrs. Worth Fauver’s Columbus Street home in late June. Business matters closed the season with tea served and Mrs. Virginia Moore presiding. North Side Guild of St ees
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Drew’s Episcopal Church
Anna Louise Baker
Columbus Street
Worth Fauver
Virginia Moore
North Side Guild of St
Employed Young Women League Outing Planned And Bride Elect Guest
Thirty two members of the Employed Young Women’s League enjoyed an outing at Muntington Beach with a steak roast and campfire gathering last evening. Leona Callahan led the committee, and the June 22 outing committee will include Helen Holon Roberta Moseley Genevieve Rechman Alice McCracken and Margaret Mahon. Bride-Elect Corinne Crandall was a guest of honor as Mrs. Helen Fortman hosted last evening. Crandall is to wed Charter Boyd on June 12. Prizes were won by Mrs. K Beal and Ruby Woodcock. Crandall received a gift from the troupe. The luncheon featured white attire and was served to Marin Baker Mrs. K Beal Mrs. G Knyedy Catherine Myars Mildred Hauth Mrs. M Pelquin Miss Grace Jenne and Miss Ruby Woodcock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barbara McConnell
Jar Dettman
Mariam Maddock
Gables
Kathryn Fisk
W. W. McConnell
E. E. Dettman
Young Women's League
Leona Callahan
Grace McCullough
Helen Holon
Roberta Moseley
Genevieva “Echman
Aliee McCracken
Margaret Mahon
Corinne Crandall
Helen Fortman
Miss Crandall
Charter Boyd
Hearta
K. Beal
Ruby Woodcork
Troup
White
Marin Baker
Mra. G. Knyedy
Catherinn Myars
Mildred Hauth
Mra. M. Pelquim
Grace Jenne
Ruby Woodcock
Miss Allyan Gehl Hosts March Club Meeting
Conclude Club Meetings Awards in bridge went to Marion Sparks, Maryanne Wolcott and Nancy Turnbull. Miss Allyan Gehl entertained last night at her home on Fast Broad Street with garden flowers, pink and silver motifs, and prize wrappings. After luncheon, members and guest Mrs. W. G. Randall of Lorain learned meetings were discontinued. A Cleveland dinner and theater party is planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion Sparks
Maryanne Wolcott
Nancy Turnbull
Allyan Gehl
March Club
Fast Broad Street
W. G. Randall
Lorain
Cleveland
Birthday Celebrate Sixth Birthday At Kindergarten
The kindergarten class children and David Alan Yost celebrated his sixth birthday yesterday after classes with refreshments and a large cake serving as centerpiece. Gifts came from Elaine McIntyre Alan Gaston Clark Stewart Jean and Janet Sharrer Roberta Lee Allen Olmes Carl Crumley Joan Crumley and others including his teacher Mrs Loyola Taylor grandmother Mrs Lovina Sholes mother Mrs AF A Yost. Gnomes met with Mrs Walter Greber on Clark Street for an evening of bridge with prizes awarded to Mrs Myers Chapman first Mrs Jack O'Brien second and Mrs O Lysaght consolation. A midnight salad course was served at Mrs Myers Chapman's home on Williams Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Alan Yost
David
Elaine McIntyre
Alan Gaston
Clark Stewart
Jean
Janet Sharrer
Roberta Lee
Allen Olmes
Carl Crumley
Joan Crumley
Loyola Taylor
Lovina Sholes
C. Sharrer
AF. A. Yost
Walter Greber
Clark Street
Bridge
Myers Chapman
Jack O'Brien
O. Lysaght
Williams Street
Plan Bingo Party At Mrs Pusbachs Home
During the Eagles Auxiliary meeting last evening plans were made for a bingo party this Friday at 486 Cleveland Street the home of Mrs Pusbach. Public installation of officers by the auxiliary drill team followed. Rose Mullen won the prize and dancing closed the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eagles Auxiliary
Pusbach
Cleveland Street
Rose Mullen
Also Mentioned on This Page
Dorothy Funk
Mable Little
St. Mary's Church
J. T. Daley
Arthur R. Bolly
Eastern Heights Boulevard
Robert Banville
John J. Ban
Elr Ria Lodge
C. F
Temple
Clayton Hall
Ralph Hobill
Grand Lodge
Canton
Rebekahs
Order
Northwest
E. Ee
P. L
St. Paul's Church
Irion
al Emery
Dorothy Bott
Russel Weill
Dart Baseball
Rush Miadock
Gladys Anderson
Elma Wirth
Aux
Ruth's Wave
Elyria High School Alumni Association
Margaret Rose
King George
Elizabeth
England
Buckingham’ Palace
Ywca Gymnasium
Egeupse
Mary A. Chandler
Daughters of Umeen
Inet
Florence Terry
Parkview Court
J. A. Kaley
Auilfary
Sons of Union Veterans
Elkshall
Pearl Wright
Department
Jessie Coniam
Helen Coniam
Elyrian
Charles Barringer Cavagna
C. A. Cavagna
O'Donnell
John Carroll
Raphael C. McCarthy S. J
Joseph Schrembs
Cavagna
Oxford
Delta Tau Delta Fraternity
Little Theatre Society
Carroll
Carroll Commerce Club
Goodyear Company
Akron
C. C. Woodtill
Gulf Road
Russian Bank
Woodfill
Orlo Flint
L. E. Haglund
Ralph Carr
William McIntere
Herbert Bring
Kenneth Chandonia
Russell Troyer
Michael Troyan
Mission Band
Tioga and Gernat
Johnston Gift and Knit Shop
East Second Street
Myrielle
Broad Street
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!