Open Church Wedding and Society Notices in First Methodist
The First Methodist Episcopal church hosts a society wedding as Dr Edward J Bond marries Elaine Garland daughter of Mr and Mrs Alexander Garland of Cambridge Street and Ella Worth Hales son of Mr and Mrs A O Hales of West Avenue. A 6 pm ceremony follows organ music by Mrs Carleton Squires with floral decor and a reception for 125 guests then a New England motor trip after. The couple will reside at 270 Lexington Avenue after June 17.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Edward J. Bond
Elaine K. M. Garland
Alexander Garland
Cambridge Street
Ellaworth Hales
A. O. Hales
West Avenue
Carleton Squires
Wayne Garland
Audrey Garland
Ruth Ab Yabam
Miss Francis Giver
Sophie Given
Miss Francis
Lawrence Hales
John Hales
al Wagner
New England States
Lexington Avenue
Lorain
Barberton
Toledo
Mansfield
Warren Am- Reta
Oberlin
Elya
Grace Thompson Bride-Elect Plans Noted at Shower
Honor Grace Thompson among parties planned for her upcoming marriage to Gerald Nav featured a pink blue white motif with roses peonies carnations and delphinium. Guests enjoyed bridge, silver service, and sachets. high scorers were recognized and an electric mixer was given to the honoree.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mise Grace Thompson
Gerald Nav
Henry J. Meesig
Lake Avenue
Belle Moulton
Miss Pearl Tuthill
Mra
Ima Strait
Donna Ruster Grafton
Ora Champion
Miss Thompson
Evening Calendar of Local Societies and Meetings
Tonight's listings include Sons of Legion Father Son banquet at the American Legion home and a 7:00 night at Second Congregational church led by Mrs. Harry Brillhart. Also Junior Missionary Society at Mrs. L Bristol’s home, 161 Harvard Avenue, Y-Industries finer party at Crystal Beach leaving M.C.A. at 6:00. Brotherhood of St Pauls at Foster Avenue with Mr. and Mrs. Vietzen. Memorial Hospital Nurses Alumnae meet. Sigma Gamma picnic at Outdoor Life Association Grounds Amherst. R Gala meets with Catherine Halpin at Garvin Avenue. Business and Professional Women's Club meeting at Elisabeth Rich’s home, 16th Street. Marshall Chapter No. 47 at 2:2 with Royal Arch degree by Past High Priests. Land to be served. Junior Order of United American Mechanics meeting. Fore of Unton Voeterand and Artilery meet in Woodsia’s hall. Dames of Malta meet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sons of Legion
American Legion
Mra
Harry Brillhart
Second Congregational
Junior Missionary Society of the
United Presbyterian Church
L Bristol
Harvard Avenue
Y-Industrian
Crystal Beach
M.C. A
Brotherhood of St. Paul's Church
A. C. Viet
Voeterand and Artilery
Woodsias Hall
Dames of Malta
Golden Anniversary for East Carlisle Couple Wilbur
Mr and Mrs William E B Wilbur marked their fiftieth wedding anniversary at home in East Carlisle on June 9. They wed June 9 1886 in Woonsocket Rhode Island and had nine children, two of whom died in infancy, leaving seven living: Beulah Rigg William Wilbur Elmer Wilbur Ruth Timmerman Grace Reiman Wayne Wilbur and Rachel Martinson. They have nineteen grandchildren for twenty six descendants. June 9 also honored son Elmer's birthday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William EB. Wilbur
East Carlisle
Willam E. Wilbur
Anna M. Weaver
Woonsocket
R. I
Edith Shipley
Beulah Rigg
William Wilbur
Compton
Calif
Elmer Wilbur
Ruth Timmerman
Grace Reiman
Wayne Wilbur
Rachel Martinson
Elmer
Recognition Service Highlights Elyria Home Aged Luncheon
A luncheon at the Elyria Home for the Aged featured a recognition service with twelve board members present. Mrs. Mantie Clapp received a gold service pin for fifteen years of service, presented by Rev. Karl Meister and Mrs. Alice Minard, who has lived at the home nearly fourteen years. A knitted afghan from the home family accompanied the honor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria Home For the
Board of Trustees
Mantie Clapp
Karl P. Meister
Sunerintendeant
Nettie Clark
Clapp
Attaff
Lorain County
Charles B. Hess
Massillon
Frank Miller
Chicago
C. B. Hess
S. Barnes
H. W. Brown
Akron
J. H. Blackburn
Cleveland
WB. Winters
Bar Village
First Male President Chosen for Mount Holyoke College
Holyoke Roawell Gray Ham, a Yale professor, has been selected as president of Mount Holyoke College succeeding Miss Mary Lyon. He becomes the college's first male president in its history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roawell Gray Ham
Yale
Mount Holyoke College
Maryn Woolley
Re Elect President Hosts Club On Graf ton Road
Re Elect President Miss June Harrison hosted Lambda Chi Club at Graf ton road. Officers reappointed include Harrison as president Shepherd as secretary Lee as treasurer and Joyce Gregg as press reporter. Plans for tenth anniversary dinner at Okagi’s Vermilion and a rummage sale were announced. Members present listed with several auxiliary notes and rehearsals mentioned for local groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
June Harrison
Lambda Chi Club
Grafton Road
Jeanne Shephard
Robert Lee
Joycen Gregg
Okagi
Vermilion
Herman Goodspeed
Miss Harrison
Joyce Gregg
Ohio University
Jeanne Shepherd
Edith Whitney
Joyce Gremg
Mesdames
Edith Saussier
Hope Goodspeed
Doris Lee
LaVaughn Kropp
Hales-Garland wedding draws guests from Warren and beyond
Local society notes reference the Hales-Garland wedding with Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Hales and relatives arriving from Warren Ohio. Ohio and Michigan visitors attend. Bowling Green State University graduate Carleton H Newmier earns B S in education with industrial engineering at FFE Myers and Bro. He participates in Delhi fraternity Varsity B G Club and university music groups. Guests travel from Springfield Weleetka and Toledo to events and luncheons hosted by Cambridge and Akron groups. Political and social engagements include Republican National Convention attendance, Y W C A speeches in Akron, and a Florida visit by Theodore Johnson and Daytona Beach plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Hales
QO. H. Terrell
Edwin
Beverly
Warren
Ohio
Carleton H. Newmier
W. A. Newmier
Bowling Green State University
Bowling Green
F. FE. Myers and Bro. Company
Asland
Newmier
Delhi
University
Loretta Reinhar
Springfield
Sarah van Wormer
East Broad Street
Montpatier
John W. Gregory
William
Mildred Bloomer
Weleetka
Oklahoma
Mark H. Schlieper
Oberlin Road
George Ruoff
Louise
Miriam
Holden Rightmyer
Carl Ludwig
Toledo
A. A. Garland
Cambridge Atrest
John J. Wean
Eustis
Florida
Karl P. Meister
Clara B. Schwartz
Elyria Home
King Fauver
Mra Otto
Greene
Curtis Spence
Frances Lemon
Ona Holly
Akron
Charlotte Niven
Miss Niven
Africa
Theodore Johnson
Ridgeville
Daytona Beach
Georgia Merrifield
Hamilton
Bertha Stillwaugh
Fred RB. Nelson
New York City
New Bisler
Mabel A Williams
Sixth Street
Nelson
American Water Works Association
Los Angeles
California
Gladys McCullough
Everett Palmer
Cleveland Women's Orchestra
WHK
Cleveland
Irving Shepard
East Avenue
Licenses Granted to Forbes Lapp and Partners
The note records licenses issued to Malcom Hart Forbes, Biyria, Jim, and Olive Elisabeth Lapp rin. Details on scope and issuing authority are not provided in readable text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malcom Hart Forbes, Biyria, Jim, and
Olive Elisabeth Lapprin
Hospital Admissions and Discharges Ledger
Hospital admissions list Irene Haat Berlin Heights Mrs William Nelson 110 Parkview Court Jarome Cooper Detroit Mich Mrs Lawrence Krugman 127 Riverdale Wm Burnet No 1 Fire Station Bobby Jacqueline Nuhn R DD No 1 Discharges Mrs Paul Gonesak baby girl R Db No 3 Mrs Ernest Hirth baby girl 162 Lexington Haines Percival 154 Cleveland Street Irene Hausman No 6 Heide myer blk Mrs Angelo Perna 1890 Weat aye
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irene Haat
Berlin Heights
William Nelsen
Parkview Court
Jarome Cooper
Detroit
Mich
Lawrence Krugman
Riverdale
Wm. Burnet
Bobby
Jacqueline Nuhn
Paul Gonesak
R Db
Ernest Hirth
Lexington
Haines Percival
Cleveland Street
Irene Hausman
Heidémyer Blk
Angelo Perna
Party Honors Miss Hazel Beard Bride Elect of Denton Whitmore
Hazel Beard of Sullivan Ohio was surprised by twenty guests from Ashland Elyria Huntington Spencer and Sullivan at cousin Mrs O J Packler's home. Beard will wed Denton G Whitmore in late August. Guests included Dorothy Garver of Ashland and Milas Beard. Also notes of Ohio University commencement and Miss Joyce Gregg's degree and activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hazel Beard
Denton Whitmore
Denton G. Whitmore
O. J. Packler
Sullivan
Ohio
Ashland
Elyria
Huntington
Spencer and Sullivan
Miss Beard
Mr. Whitmore
Ove
And
Charles Beard
Sullivan, Tn
Sullivan High School
Whitmore
T. C. Whitmore
Elyria High School
Dorothy Garver
Acore
Milas Beard
Phyllis Jean Easterday
Fidac Program Highlights Polish Culture at Legion Auxiliary
The Fidac program featured readings in costume about Poland including a peasant, national customs, and a Polish bride. Mrs N D Nielsen, Mrs Tom Cooley, and Mrs R F Leemhuls presented readings, with Miss Virginia Kolopos dancing in Polish attire and Josephine Mischka on piano. A Polish dance closed the evening and refreshments followed. The rummage sale was postponed from this Saturday to later in the month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fidac
American Legion Auxiliary
World Organization of Allied Veterans
Poland
N. D. Nielsen
Tom Cooley
R. F. Leemhuls
Virginia Kolopos
Josephine Mischka
Circle Has Meteing Circle Of St Paula Church Meeting
The Circle Of St Paula church met at Mrs Anna Pallas home 433 Adams Street with 19 members present. The meeting opened with a hymn and a duet The Lord is My Shepherd by Mrs EB O Pallas and Margaret Anthony Devotionals were led by Mrs Fichtner who read Tommys Prayer. A refreshment course was served. Next gathering set for June 23 at Mrs E O Pallas Griswold Road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paula Church
Anna Pallas
Adams Street
Lord
Shepard
EB. O. Pallas
Margaret Anthony
Fichtner
Tommy
E. O. Pallas
Griswold Road
Garden Club Meets Cordial Nonphality in June Gathering
Garden club members welcomed by Mr. and Mrs. A. U. Patrick at their home on Monday evening June 5th. Mrs. J B Thomas quoted from Garden Magic with tips on care, cutting, and vase arrangements, while Mrs Cary's Arranging Flowers Throughout the Year noted ancient roots and three form styles Japanese mass and line, emphasizing simplicity and personality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. U. Patrick
J. B. Thomas
Cary
Patrick
J. T. Fawcett
Club Plays Bridge at Adams Street Hostess Home
Mrs. Frank Smith hosted the Orne Sempre Club at her Adams Street home with two guests. Prizes went to Mrs. Smith, Mrs. Herman Welfert, and Mrs. Fred Destall. Guests included Mrs. Destall and Mrs. John Lambie of Lorain. Next meeting hosts and garden party planning for W. G. C. A. membership, at Mrs. Nye’s home Saturday at 2:30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Smith
Adams Street
Orne Sempre Llub
Bridge
Herman Welfert
Fred Destall
Destall
John Lambie
Lorain
W. GC. A
H. H. Nye
Lorain social roundup at Park avenue bridge party
Hostess Dr William Bridgett opened her Park avenue home for the Little Sorority meeting. Scores were tallied in bridge with Mrs Clarence Schroeder winning Chat and Mrs Richard Smith consoled. Next hostess Mrs G Eugene Hall will host July 7. A Lorain County Medical Society meeting featured talks by Dr D F Quiring on a trip with Dr Crile for Attica research and by Mr Holmes on county medical relief. Mrs Ralph Betz hosted the Jolly Night Banka Club. prizes went to Mrs Betz, Mrs George Smith and Mrs Emma Foreman. Lunch followed. Mrs Kenneth Vaughn will host in two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Bridgett
Park Avenue
Little Soverity
Clarence Schroeder
Richard Smith
G. Eugene Hall
Weat Ridge
Lorain County Medical Society
D. F. Quiring
Biological Foundation of Western Reserve University
Cleveland Clinic Foundation
Attica
Crile
Cleveland
Holmes
County Relief Office
Ralph Betz
Jolly Hight Banca Club
Betz
George Smith
Emma Foreman
Kenneth Vaughn
Brandston Avenue
Bunce Diversion Club Meets at Roth Home
The Bunce Diversion club gathered at Mrs. Agnes Roth's Middle Avyennia home last evening with members present. Jeanette Sibcy won first prize and Claire McGuire took consolation. The group plans another meeting in two weeks at Claire McGuire's Kenyon avenue residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lotary Club
Agnes Roth
Middle Avyennia
Bunce
Jeanette Sibcy
Claire McGuire
Kenyon Avenue
Planes Plant Rice In California Boom
Willows California. Rice planting by air has become a major industry in the Sacramento Valley. One planter, Floyd Nolta, uses five planes and five pilots in Butter Glen and Colusa counties. In all, 27 men are involved and between 1,600 and 27,900 acres have been sown from the air.
Deer population in Alameda County exceeds others
Researchers for the Federal Whiters Project estimate Alameda County hosts at least 3,500 deer, making it the most deer-dense metropolitan area in the United States despite no census.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alameda
Cal
Federal
Alameda County
United States
Piano Recital Honors Mrs Bertha Moore Pupils
Mrs Bertha Moore presented a piano recital last evening at the Salvation Army Hall featuring Elyria and Lorain pupils. Performances included Mary Ellen Dick Jeanne Dick Margaret Fapps Clara Ross Ethel Mae Zilch Jessie Baptiste Stella Man Baptists Germaine Murdock Donna Jean Brown Betty Dowdy Jang Ann Witter Patsy Blank Katharins Viskup Paul Viskup Katharins Viskup plus vocal numbers by Mrs Claude Wigtlaid and Miss Mary Fox with accompaniment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bertha Moore
Salvation Army Hall
Elyria
Mary Ellen Dick
Louis Victor Swar
Jeanne Dick
Ing
Martin
Margaret Fapps
Clara Ross
Nevin
Ethel Mae Zilch
Jessie Baptiste
Liszt
Stella Man Baptists
Greanwald
Lorain
Germaine Murdock
Streabogs
Donna Jean Brown
Wilson
Betty Dowdy
Williams
Jang Ann Witter
Gonschalls
Patsy Blank
Gordon
Marjorie Raptus
Webster
Martha Kostu
Lana Paroles
Streabog
Paul Viskup
Vanderbach
Katharins Viskup
Barcarolle
Offenbach
Mr and Mrs. Amore
Mr. and
Clay
Gialla
Athenia Raptus
Drdila
Mis
Bartha Moore
Bartlett
Claude Wigflaid
Mary Fox
Gertrude San
Arthur Penn
Special Notice Elyria Eagle Meeting and Installations
Elyria Eagle members are invited to a short lodge meeting for installation of officers. A special stage and floor show will follow. Be sure to attend Thursday June 11 at 8 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria Eagle
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ellsworth Hales
St. Clair Rebekah
Temple
C. J. Miller
Caroline Wack
A. E. Kemp
Second Congregational Church
Northwest
Johnston Gift and Knit Shop
East Second Street
Myrtelle
Honor Grace Thompson
Mission Society
E. J. Bond
Rere Home Missionary Society
First Methodist Church
Kate Hoffman
Oscar Dunne
Queen Esthers
Elsa Terrell
Carl Fisher
E. E. Dettman
Minnie Brown
Brown
Reva Williams
E. FE. Dettman
Fritz Rudin
Merritt Powell
Robert Smith
Joy Kohl
Western Automatic Machine Screw Company
Lincoln Court
Theodore Rafferty
Tess Becker
Pearl Pankoff
Harriet Bakehouse
Louise Jakelsky
Herman Paeth
T. F. Sellers
E. H. Evans
India
Jesson
L. Bristol
Robert Roberts
Nellie Wheatley
Robert Hach
Cleveland Road
Holyoke
Woman's Club
Fourth Street
East Carlisle Mothersingers
Raat Carlisle Schoolhours
Ket Ave
Elyrian Is
H. H. Gregg
Athens
Miss Gregg
Athens Messenger
Sigma Rho Women's
Episcopal College Club
Ohio University Choir
Grege
Edwin Watts Chubb
College of Liberal Arts
Milton J. Baumhardt
Cornell Avenue
Olaive Lapp
Malcolm H. Forbes
Roth Carlson
Nell Boyd
Lapp
Julius Wilcox
la Grange
Luella Reeks
Eva Smith
Lakewond
Alexander Forbes
Clare Lee
R. G. Burt
Ralph Walliams
Ruth Carlson
Georgiana Taft
Margaret Roberta
Carolyn Rost
Ruth’s Wave Shop
Labs Ave
Red Cross
Wilmot
Masonic Temple
Hazel’s Hair Shop
Lorain Co. Bank
Maurice
Amelia
Mauricé Machiners
Tempiste
Broad Street
Haserodt’s Jewelry
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