Mrs. David Gregory Honored At Breakfast Before California Move
Mrs. David Gregory formerly Jean Bucklew was honored at a breakfast hosted by RS Cyril Brecknock. The former Allen School teacher, who married March 12 in Kentucky, will relocate with Mr. Gregory to Beverly Hills California, stopping at Salt Lake City and Yellowstone en route.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Gregory
Jean Bucklew
California
Cyril Brecknock
Allen School
Mr. Gregory
Kentucky
Mrs. Gregory
Beverly Hills
Salt Lake Civ
Yellowstone National Park
Californa
Wfe Gregory
Esra High School
Moody and McCully to Wed in Tulsa Chamber
Mrs E L Moody of this city in Tulsa for the wedding of her son Thomas Moody and Miss Elizabeth McCully set for eight o clock tomorrow evening in the First Presbyterian chapel. The bride is daughter of Mr and Mrs Richard Samuel McCully of Tulsa. After a brief wedding trip they will reside in Pampa Texas where Moody is employed with the Shell Oil company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. L. Moody
Tulsa
Oklahoma
Thomas Moody
Elizabeth McCully
First Presbyterian Church
Mia
Richard Samuel McCully
Moody
Pampa
Shell Oil Company
Miss Mary Fox Honored by Friends at LaPorte Methodist
A group at LaPorte Methodist celebrated Miss Mary Fox, longtime church accompanist, with a gift shower and program of contests. Guests included bride elector John Goulde, and winners named Charlotte Fox and several Mrs. in a winding path game. The couple will wed at the Church of Christ on Sunday after morning services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Fox
LaPorte Methodist Church
Miss Fox
John Goulde
Earl Brown
Robert Lee
Charlotte Fox
Clayton E Smith
J. S. Myers
Ruth Ehree
J. E. Dewhurst
Thane Robson
Little Mary
Eleanor Robson
Tose and Green
Goulde
Church of Christ
Bride-Elect Frederick Stillwell Jr Honored At Ohio Street Shower
Miss Mary Margaret Huge was guest of honor as Mrs Wilfred Johnson and Mrs Alice Johnson Wurzbach hosted a pre nuptial shower at their Ohio Street home for bride elect Frederick Stillwell Jr. Three bridge tables yielded prizes to Mrs Charles Whitney and Miss Jane Henry. Dessert was served on blue and pink tables. The Stillwell Huge marriage is set for Wednesday June 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Margaret Huge
Wilfred Johnson
Alice Johnson Wurzbach
Ohio Street
Frederick Stillwell, Jr
Charles Whitney
Jane Henry
Frederick Stillwell Sr
Long Island
Silver Slipper Club Hosts Bridge Evening Honors Members
Mrs Frank Steele entertained Silver Slipper club members at her home with bridge prizes awarded to Mrs Maurice Kritzell, Mrs Robert Calvin, and Mrs Dan Filow. A birthday gift for Mrs Galvin followed a salad course by the hostess. The next meeting is at Mrs John Bailey 214 Reid Ave Lorain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Steele
Silver Slipper Club
Maurice Kritzell
Robert Calvin
Dan Filow
Galvin
John Bailey
Reid Avenue
Lorain
Fish Fry Tonight for Eagles Club Members and Wives
The Eagles Club hosts a fish fry this evening for members and their wives starting at 6 30 PM at the club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eagles Club
Tan O Clock Club Luncheon and Card Games Noted
Members of the Tan O Clock Club of the Y WoCA gathered at the Y yard for a tureen luncheon at 12 30. Mrs Paul Byers Mrs E C Lewis and Mrs Robert Knechtges organized the event. Mrs Monty Seville presided over a short business session before cards. Mrs Karl Kaley held high in bridge while Mrs R W Bennett was low. Mrs W C Shea and Mrs Knechtges posted high and low banco scores. A steak roast on Thursday July 14 at Mrs M J Lengel 1585 East Avenue was announced. it was moved from Elywoods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tan O' Clock Club
Y. Woca
Paul Byers
E C Lewis
Robert Knechiges
Monty Seville
Karl Kaley
R. W. Bennett
W. C Shea
Knechtges
Banco
M. J. Lengel
East Avenue
Elywoods
Brides and friends celebrate Wilmore wedding gifts and bridge
Entertaining at Miss Josephine Whitmore’s Harvard avenue home Mrs Hollis Whitmore and Mrs Marian Keeler presided over an evening of four table euchre where Mrs Margaret Hollis and Mrs Fio Morris won awards A dessert with lace table and arrangements of red roses white peonies and blue cornflowers highlighted the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollis Whitmore
Josephine Whitmore
Harvard Avenue
Charles Morrison
Marian Keeler
Margaret Hollis
Fio Morris
Ted
Beacon Light Class Hosts Eighteen At Meeting
Eighteen members and one guest Mrs Joyce Washke attended the Beacon Light Class gathering at St. Pauls church hosted by Mrs Nellie Kantor and Mrs Mildred Maringer. The group planned a white elephant sale and enjoyed a question bee with prizes. Refreshments featured a rosedecorated table. The next gathering is a tureen dinner at 6 on July 14 at Miss Lona Moelk 1344 Lake Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joyce Washke
Nellie Kantor
Mildred Maringer
St. Paul's Church
Lona Moelk
Lake Avenue
Reading of Nina ReCupero and James Duko at St Peter’s
In Lorain yesterday Mr and Mrs James ReCupero of Cleveland street and the latter’s mother Mrs Leo McLaughlin attended the reading of Miss Nina ReCupero and James Duko at St Peter’s church. Several other locals were noted in events from births to college commencements and weddings across Elyria.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James ReCupero
Cleveland Street
Leo McLaughlin
Lorain
Nina ReCupero
James Duko
St. Peter's Church
T. L Moise
Cazenovia
New York
Melvin Wrestler
Los Angeles
California
Evan Griffins
Ninth Street
Wrestler
Genevieve Chase
Robert Starr
Alice Griffiths
Spencer
Ohio
Clare George
Denison Avenue
Chambersburg
Pennsylvania
New York City
Washington, D. C
George
H. H Steen
New Castle
B M. Ross
Virginia
Boston
Margaret Ross
Radcliffe College
Welter Jackson
Cascade Street
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Katherine Hartman
Ely School
Kent State University
George Day
Lake Erie College
Painesville
Mary E Weeley
Mount Holyoke College
C. G. Buswell
Kenyon Avenue
Frank D Paxson
St. Louis
Missouri
Raymond Morris
Rowland Morris
West River Road
Miami University
Ais
Orin Durkee
Grafton
Henry Robinson
Chicago
Illinois
John Bins
Middle Avenue
Elyria
George Neworm
Fredene Pahi
George Pallas
Malcolm Patrick
John Pruski
William Rule
Columbus
Ohio State University
Harry Kuhn
Brunswick
Rowland Shepard
Shepard
Poplar Street
H K. Finley
H. G. Briggs
Bible Conference Park
Erie
Finley
Lake Ene Bible Conference Association
Edwin Schoenherr
Joann
Joe Schoenherr
West Virginia
Natural Bridge
Black Water Falls
Sky Line Drive
Englen Perry
Perry
Rush Street
G C Noble
William Beckley
Margaret Smith
Holderbaum
Canton
F M Hall
Cleveland Road
Thomas Stephens
Pars Avenue
Purdue University
West LaFayette
Indiana
Stephens
Thomas Michalis
Nounce
Elythe Memorial Hospital
Joyce Bucholz
Maxine Fichtner
Abbe Road
Herbert Strand
Bob Strand
Park Avenue
Maple Springs
A. G
Eastern Heights Boulevard
University of Cincinnai
Alice Vandemark
Betty Vandemark
Elmer H Hansman
Furnace Street
Amherst Hospital
Junior Friendship Club Bids Farewell To Sophomores
The YWCA gym hosted a breakfast for sophomores by the Junior Friendship Club with pastel decorations. Helen Bristol hosted and Jean Wagner gave the toast, as Starley Hull read a response. officers and committee members were announced and gifts presented to club advisors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Junior Friendship Club
YWCA
Junior Friendship Club Arewell
Helen Bristol
Jean Wagner
Starley Hull
Dorothy Swancott
Patty Dewhurst
Marjorie Schultz
Iane Geisel
Helen Simpson
Helen Louise Elemes
Cues and Lines Stages The Black Derby at St Agnes Parish Hall
After weeks of prodigious rehearsal The Cues and Lines present The Black Derby a three act comedy mystery by Frank W Spahn Sunday afternoon June 12 with a second evening performance in St Agnes Parish Hall Dress rehearsals are tonight directed by G B Filmon Cast includes Lilian Dowdell Raymond Linden George Fillmon Dorothy Banks Vera Smith Russel Powers Margaret Herold G E Dachtler Florence Hollingsworth plus crew Joseph Dunlap Frank Guy and Miss Alice Walsh
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank W. Spahn
St. Agnes
G. B. Filmon
Lilian Dowdell
Jane Bronson
Raymond Linden
Ted Bronson
George Fillmon
Tom
Dorothy Banks
Betty Kaye
Vera Smith
Cora Kipper
Russel Powers
Micky
Margaret Herold
Mrs. Bensow
G. E. Dachtler
Wimple
Florence Hollingsworth
Maggie
Joseph Dunlap
Frank Guy
Alice Walsh
Girl Scout Troop No 1 Holds Year End Meeting
The last meeting of Girl Scout Troop No 1 was at the First Congregational church. A play Pageant of Flags featured Joan Hogue as a Girl Scout and others as Columbia and national flags. Donna Rae Barres received her tenderfoot pin. an overnight hike to Findley cabins is planned for June 23 and 24 with separate dates for younger and older girls. London hospital managed exclusively by women.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Congregational Church
Findley Cabins
Family Group Life Insurance Ad Seeks Lower Rates
Old line legal reserve policy offers 1st year dividends and 3rd year non forfeit ure values with monthly premiums. Claims lowest rates on liberal provisions compared to other policies. Contact Mrs E C Barclay at 128 Grant Street or phone 39 934.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Family Group Life Ins
Old Line Legal Reserve
E. C. Barclay
Grant Street
Stanley C. Smith Elected Eminent Commander of Local Knights Templar
Stanley C. Smith was elected Eminent Commander of Elyria Commandery No. 60 Knights Templar at a regular conclave in the Masonic Temple. Smith, an Elsina High School instructor and High Priest of Marsha ll Chapter No. 47, R A M, succeeds Leon ard Kuss. Officers were installed by Grand Commander K W Plocher and Grand Marshal James A Hewitt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Knights Templar
Masonic Temple
Stanley C. Smith
Smith
Elsina High School
Marshall Chapter
R. A M
H. C. Steger
Ray Vestal
K. W. Plocher
James A. Hewitt
Leonard Kuss
Lloyd E. Roulet
Toledo
Ohio
Roulet
Cosmopolitan and Aphrodite Club Events Close Season
Cosmopolitan Club of the YWCA closed its season with a tureen luncheon at Mrs. Arthur Smith’s East avenue home. New officers include Mrs. Virgil Jasper president and Mrs. Fred Greenich secretary treasurer. Aphrodite Club hosted mothers at Manny’s on Middle avenue with pink table decor and prizes to Mrs. Zechman and partners. Fat Com Club planned a July 14 beach party with hosts Lee Prentice and Ruth McGinnis guest visitors Evelyn Bommer and others visiting area stations during the outing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cosmopolitan Club
W C. A
Arthur Smith
East Avenue
Robert Harding
Virgil Jasper
Fred Greenich
Lee Weichel
M. Windsor
J. Wenzel
C. Spence
Aphrodite Club
Manny
Fat Com Club
Muss
Jean Fridenstine
Evelyn Bommer
Avon
Donna King
Leshie Cale
Mary Eleanor Foster
Lillian
Gertrude Mallory
Roger Williams
Huron Street O. P. S
Olive Street
General Standard Laboratory
Fridenstine
Lee Prentice
Ruth McGinnis
Plan Division Calendar Sees Picnic and Tulip Festival Notes
Mrs. Kenneth Young hosted thirteen members and five guests of Division B of the Church of Christ. The group discussed summer plans and a family picnic at George Fridenstine home on June 27, and Division B planned a Cascade Park picnic on August 11.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth Young
Gates Avenue
Church of Christ
Frederick Meng
Sam Baird
C. F. Neuwirth
Holland
Michigan
General Aid Society
George Fridenstine
Young
Betty Taylor
Florence Shepherd
Cascade Park
Circle No 1 Meet at Mrs Dee home for Christian service
Mrs Dee hosted Circle No 1 of St Pauls church at her Park Avenue home with 13 members and six guests. Mrs Holdy chaired the business meeting opening with song service and devotions led by Mrs Lindon. Funds raised over six months were donated to the Evangelical Womans Union at next meeting. The gathering ended with prayers, dessert at small tables, and floral decorations of delphinium and roses. The next meeting will be a picnic at the P K Clark farm on La Grange road hosted by Mrs Feely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Dee
Park Avenue
Circle No
St Pauls Church
William Holdy
Max Lindon
Evangelical Womens Union
Dee
P K Clark
la Grenge Road
Feely
Grace Ladies Aid Society Holds Quarterly Tureen Luncheon
About thirty members met at the church hall for a tureen luncheon and business meeting. Rev W W Walker read The Call of the Cross and previewed the Missouri Synod convention in St Louis. Entertainment chairpersons were chosen for six months. July social planned. next social two weeks with Mrs Neubiser and Mrs Nierman as hostesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Ladies Aid Society
Church Hall
Fred Meinke
W W Walker
W W. Watson
Lucy Diedrick
Neubiser
Nierman
Vera Brenner Celebrates Tenth Birthday With Seventeen Guests
Vera Sybil Brenner marked her tenth birthday yesterday with seventeen chums as guests. A beautiful table with cake candy and punch was served by the hostesses Miss Gladys Seay Mrs A M Brenner and Miss Dorothy Bleeman. Vera opened gifts and the party ended with games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vera Sybil Brenner
Gladys Seay
A. M. Brenner
Dorothy Bleeman
Vera
Patty Humphrey
Betty Wehman
Dorothy Wehman
Barbara Stoddard
Jean Dick
Grace Hall
Ann Gales
Phyllis Smith
Margaret Bathory
Jane Ann Riddle
Elizabeth Rockwood
Virginia Schubert
Vivian Humer
Lorna Dewhurst
Gloria Plato
Mariam Dachner
Bernice Dachner
Chicken Dinner Benefit for Hungarian Reformed Church
A community chicken dinner is held at Bunnoon June 12 near Hall of Progress fairgrounds to support the Hungarian Reformed Church. Organizer details and meal prices are listed as meals and proceeds go to church needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hungarian Reformed Church
Bunnoon
Hall of Progress Fairgrounds
Community notices at local churches and groups
Calendar Kings Daughters of Methodist church host picnic supper at Mrs. E. C. Cotton home 15 Lake Avenue. Tri Sigma Sorority meets with Dorothy Finegan Howe Street. Daughters of America meet in Wurst Hall. Northwest Encampment meets. Rollin E. Hinkson Post and Auxiliary meet in Woodman Hall. Women's Mission Bible class at First Baptist at 7:30. Mrs. F. O. Wilford to describe Caribbean cruise. Adult Bible class at Church of Christ at 7:45 at J. E. Adams 1365 East Avenue. Dr. C. J. Mier to show films of recent southern trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kings Daughters of Methodist Church
E. C. Cotton
Lake Avenue
Tri Sigma Sorority
Dorothy Finegan
Howe Street
Daughters of America
Wurst Hall
Northwest
Rollin E. Hinkson
Auxiary
Woodman Hall
Women’s Mission
First Baptist Church
F. O. Wilford
Church of Christ
Luncheon Draws Helping Hand Group At Mrs Neme Lump Home
Mrs Neme Lump hosted a luncheon at her Kenyon Avenue residence for the Helping Hand SQCIESS with the entire membership in attendance. A reflecting maker display of roses and honeysuckle provided decoration while bingo followed. Nettie Sump won first prize and Elizabeth Decker received consolation, with Martha Reffenning earning a special prize.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neme Lump
Kenyon Avenue
Bingo
Nettie Sump
Elizabeth Decker
Martha Refenning
Hattie Smith
Endley Block
Pythian Sisters Plan Medina Homecoming Attendance
Several Pythian Sisters will attend the inspection of the Cleveland order. At British Empire Hall last night the lodge discussed the all day Medina Homecoming on Sunday June 19. Grace White won the prize last evening. The next meeting is June 23 with Laura Barton chairing the birthday committee for March April May and the entertainment plan, followed by a card party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Shrine session notes reveal charter draped for Harvey Merriman
The regular meeting last night reported the draping of the charter for Harvey Merriman. Mrs Mary Rogers gave reports from the Supreme Shrine sessions in Toronto. The next Auxiliary meeting date was postponed and will be announced later. A benefit bridge party is planned for June 23 in the lodge rooms with Mrs Eleanor Young as chairman. An invitation to attend the Ansland Shrine installation of officers on June 15 was received.
Elyria Scout Leaders Elect New Officers at Meeting
Elyria Girl Scout and Brownie leaders met with Mrs A M Hannaford on Fifth Street to hear Miss Ann Keleher National Girl Scout Director discuss new programs. New officers were elected with Mrs Dewey Huil as president and Mrs Paul Pais as secretary treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
A M Hannaford
Fifth Street
Ann Keleher
Dewey Huil
Paul Pais
Social Meeting at St Marys Altar Society Aids Parish
The St Marys church Altar Society held a Thursday social in the parish hall with cards and sewing as entertainment. Mrs Charles Meek and Mrs William Ready won in bridge, Miss Barbara Stoltz took the Pedro prize. A dessert bridge for the Lorain Deanery of the National Council of Catholic Women is set for Tuesday afternoon June 21 at one o'clock with Mrs J D Kiser as general chair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Altar Society
St Marys Church
Charles Meek
William Ready
Barbara Stoltz
Pedro
Lorain
Nationalounc
J. D. Kiser
Rummage Sale at Armory and Church Event
A rummage sale is planned for Saturday June 11 at the Armory on Sid Street and at Em. Lath Church. Sponsored by the Ladies Aid group, proceeds go to church activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Armory
Sid Street
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Dorothy Funk
Mable Little
Miss Huge
Anna Cook
Broad St
Y.W. Garden
Mrs. Penfound
Redouble Two
Mirs Henry Penfound
Roosevelt Avenue
Katherine Smith
Philip Barr
Harry Fawkes
Theodore Taylor
Rogers Bros
America
Haserodt
Jewelry. CO
Eleanore Loeffler
Ty Breet
East Erie
Rachel M. Studley
News of the Girl Scouts
London
Elizabeth Garrett Anderson Hospital
Cosmopolitans Elect
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Kes
Henrietta
Elyria Y. M. C. A
Elyria Institution
Mrs. Dee
Nat
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Lake Ave
CH. Merthe & Co
Lamour
Beauty and the Beach
Siren of the Lakeshore
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