Wedding plans disclosed at Rip and Stitch gathering
Agnes Anderson hosted a Rip and Stitch gathering at No 2 Forest Street where guests learned of an Easter wedding for Charlotte M Estes sister of the groom to Leslie King of Avon. The ceremony is set for March 27 at 4 30 PM at First Congregational Church with open church observance. Anderson is a Memorial Hospital administrator. King works for the Ohio Public Service Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rip and Stitch Club
Agnes Anderson
Forest Street
Sheestes’ Siter
Charlotte M
Leslie King
Avon
E. C. King
The
Ohio Public Service Company
Concluding Party for Miss Evelyn Head and Upcoming March Wedding
The concluding party for Miss Evelyn Head, fiancee of Robert Bainbridge, was held with Miss Jeanne Reid and Miss Florence Sanders hosting. The couple will wed Saturday March 8 at First Methodist Church at 4 30 PM. A dinner for sixteen at Hi O Hi Tea Room featured bride and groom cards, yellow tapers, and a centerpiece of yellow daffodils and pussy willow. Bridge results gave Miss Head first prize, Miss Ora Champion second, Mrs. Carl Ericsson third. Gifts of licenses were presented to Miss Head.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evelyn Head
Robert Bainbridge
First Methodist
Oberlin
Hostesnea
Jeanne Reid
Florence Sanders
Miss Head
Bridge
Ora Champion
Carl Ericsson
Local Society Notes Report Recoveries and Births
Mrs Clifford Schroeder Lena Seeley recovering from surgery at Amberat Hospital. Dr and Mrs Ray Noyatney welcome a daughter born March 1 at Elyria Memorial Hospital. John W Burke visits Westinghouse plants in Springfield MA then New York before returning home. he works for Ohio Public Service Co. Eleanor Gerstenberger attends Music Teachers Association luncheon in Cleveland. Mr and Mrs Mike Simko Sheffield Lake welcome a daughter born March 1 at Elyria Memorial Hospital. Alice Whitney discharged after goitre treatment at Elyria Clinic. Mr and Mrs B I Oblemacher hosted by Dr and Mrs O B Brodbeck and Mr and Mrs Ralph Williams of Detroit. Mr and Mrs Ralph Baumgardier announce birth of daughter on March 1 at Elyria Memorial Hospital. Mr and Mrs Clarence Quashnef ski welcome a daughter born February 28. Quashnefski formerly Josephine LaCrosse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clifford Schroeder
Lena Seeley
Amberat Hospital
Ray Noyatney
Fairlawn Avenue
Elyria Memorial Hospital
John W. Burke
Princeton Avenue
Springfield
Massachusetts
Westinghouse
New York City
Burke
Ohio Public Service Company
Dinner for Ard Class at Y.M.C.A. under Dunaway
First Ard Class students meet Wednesday at the Y M C A for a six o'clock duck dinner in the classroom. Miss Edith Metcalf will be guest of honor, praised for Red Cross first aid work. Examinations later may earn certificates as Red Cross First Aiders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. G. Dunaway
Edith Metcalf
the Red Cross
Dunaway
Red Cross
Community meeting notices and club activities in Elyria
Various church mission societies and youth groups gathered in Elyria with evenings of business, social events, and meals. The Junior Friendship club at the YWCA planned candy sales, March gatherings, a hard luck party, and a April 3 dance with Jane Davies coordinating. Gates Parent-Teacher Association reported a $5 council contribution and organized joint meetings at Gates auditorium with Jefferson Edison and St. Agnes, plus a forthcoming card party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Junior Friendship Club
Jefferson
Jefferson Gymnasium
Jane Davies
Gates Parent- Teacher Association
Charles Crosby
Gates Association
Jefferson, Edison
St. Agnes
Gates Auditorium
Frances Smith
R. Beesing
P. Hubbell
C. Cheevers
Hubbell
Cheevers
Smith
Beesing
Crosby
Junior Department Elyria Woman's Club reports and bridge win
The Elyria Woman's Club Junior Department held a social and business meeting at the club house on Fourth Street. Reports covered recent events including a February 20 dance, dental relief work, and a nursery school visit on February 19. Bridge winners were Mrs. Joseph Smith first and Mrs. Edward Champion second. A March 15 guest event with Ohio Fuel Gas Company was announced. The Guild of First Congregational Church also met, planning sociability after a brief business session and scheduling another meeting for March 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria Woman's Club
Fourth Street
Edward Champion
Gerald Squires
Irvin Wentz
Wayne Wise
Nelson M. Fitch
Joseph Smith
C. H. Worthington
John Whitney, Jr
Richard Horan
Ohio ‘Fuel Gas Company
Esef
Guild
First Congregational Church
Ray Vestal
Crocker
Akron
Bridal Shower for Miss Little Sets March Wedding
Elenore Copas and Grace Cuhe hosted a shower for Jeanne Little bride elect of Fred Meng of Lorain. Prizes went to Ruth McGinnis Joyce Peterman and Ruth Knaiser. A blue white basket of gifts and a silver bridal cake centerpiece highlighted the event. The marriage is planned for March thirty first with a luncheon and bridal cake display featuring a silver arch and blue flowers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elenore Copas
Grace Cuhe
Jeanne Little
Fred Meng
Loran
Copas
Prises
Ruth McGinnis
Joyce Peterman
Ruth Knaiser
Miss Little
Mr. Meng
Mrs Kemp Hosts Division EB Group at West Street
Mrs A BE Kemp entertained Division EB of the Second Congregational church last evening at her West street home for a tureen supper. Mrs Harold Olmstead opened with devotions on The House Away from the Side of the Road. Plans included candy sale and a cafeteria supper on April 5. A committee was named to plan the menu. A missionary article was read and a social time followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. BE. Kemp
Fred Bauer
Second Congregational Church
West Street
Harold Olmstead
Bridge and club notices from Gold en Glow and area lodges
Mrs Leona Harmon hosted Gold en Glow club bridge at her East River street home with prizes to Mrs A E Page first Mrs Anna Hollup second and Mrs Gertrude Henry consolation. The March fifteenth meeting is set for Lakewood hosted by Mrs Elizabeth Horwe al. Canton Lorain No 95 and Auxiliary No 11 held a social at the I O O F hall with a dine and plan a mustering in in two weeks when Canton Cuya hoga brings a candidate and the local Canton adds one. Oberlin members served a tureen supper after refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leona Harmon
Golden Glow Club
East River Street
A. E. Page
Anna Hollup
Gertrude Henry
Lakewood
Elizabeth Horweal
Canton Lorain
Canton Cuyahoga
Oberlin
Hospital Admission List Receives Wide Local Attention
A cluttered hospital notice lists residents and their family names across several streets. Notable names include Robert James of 216 W River, Donald McClintock of Grafton, Mrs Ely Propps of 601 W Third, and baby girls born to Mrs Leroy Schroeder and Mrs William Pfaff. Also named are George Gresuila at County Home and Harold Smith of Oberlin, with others in the local area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert James
W. River St
Donald McClintock
Grafton
Ely Propps
W. Third St
Mike Simko
Sheffield Lake
Ralph Baumgardner
al Wircenske
Prospect
George Gresuila
Cyrus Snyder
No. Fairfield
Arthur ‘Stanla
Fairlawn
Leroy Schroeder
Lodi St
William Pfaff
E. 9Th
Arthur Buch
Wood St
Willard Evans
W. River
Clarence Rott
Harold Smith
Oberlin
Kellogg's All-Bran touted to end constipation
An advertisement urges every family member to eat two tablespoonfuls of Kellogg's All-Bran daily to prevent constipation. It highlights bulk from bran, versatility in recipes, vitamin B and iron benefits, and notes the product is made in Battle Creek and sold by grocers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kellogg's
Kellogg
Battle Creek
Rackets theme draws Elyrians to McKinley meeting
The Elyrians led by Robert Byrne Allen VanWormer Walter Smith and Harland Brown with Gene Bt. Marie sang at a McKinley Patent-Teacher Association gathering. W D Bell of the Better Business Bureau Cleveland spoke on Rackets tracing the BBB from Dallas 1911 to Cleveland 1921 and discussed fraud in advertising amid a large turnout of Elyria business men. The bureau notes only ten percent of about 000 complaints are justified and promotes investigation before investing with its four departments and public reports on request. refreshments followed as fathers night drew a large audience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyrians
Robert Byrne
Allen VanWormer
Walter Smith
Harland Brown
Gene Bt. Marie
Ata
McKinley Patent- Teacher Association
W. D. Bell
Better Business Bureau of Cleveland
Elyria
Better Business Bureau
Dallas
Texas
Cleveland
United States
Audi
Hell
Elrrians
Walter Peake
George ‘Tye
George Tulk
B. J. Ohlemacher
A. On. Stauh
Association
Miss Struble Hosts Jus-So Club Dinner
Miss Struble entertained Jus-So Club members at her Harpood Street home. Games were played and Rene Arpschott won the prize for the highest points, while Mrs Catherine Fryberger was consoled. A two course luncheon was served at a green and white table with green tapers and personalized favors at each plate. Announcement for the next meeting will be made later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Naomi Struble
Harpood Street
Jus-So
Missrene Arpschott
Catherine Fryberger
Mid-Week Service At St Andrew S Church
The Rev Dr Frankly Cole Sherman rector of Grace Cleveland will lead the mid week service at St Andrew s church with a message What to Believe About God The public is invited to 7 45 Wednesday evening A Holy Communion service 10 00 Thursday morning and a children s service 4 15 Friday afternoon with the Girls choir singing all are welcome
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Andrew's Church
Frankly Cole Sherman
Grace Church
Cleveland
Sherman
Guild of Health
Elyria Licenses Issued to Seven Local Residents
Licenses awarded for individuals in Elyria and surrounding areas including Bernard Clark a 24 year old tea merchant of Columbus Ohio Demcey Turner 18 from 409 12 Fremont Elyria George David Feyh 65 Elyria beker Ardell Grace Couch 49 of 430 Second street Elyria Robert W Bainbridge 27 Elyria engineer Evelyn Marle Head 26 dietitian Nurses Home Leslie Benberry 48 Elyria truck driver Pauline Brown 41 of 338 16th street Elyria.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernard Clark
Columbus
Demcey Turner
Fremont Street
Elyria
George David Feyh
Beker
Ardell Grace Couch
Second Street
Robert W. Bainbridge
Evelyn Marle Head
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Leslie Benberry
Pauline Brown
16Th Street
Post Nuptial Showers Honor Brides in Cleveland and Lorain
Mrs. Jack Curtis and Mrs. Albert Barbknecht hosted a miscellaneous shower for Mrs. James Stamwell, with bridge games and prizes won by Miss Ruth Stanford and Miss Billy Struck. A buffet luncheon featured sweet peas and roses as decorations and many gifts were presented to the bride. Mrs. George Campbell hosted a shower for Mrs. Frank Lucas of Lorain, with Runco entertainment and a luncheon. Guests included Mrs. Richard Kershaw, Mrs. Harold Olds, Mrs. A. C. Hurd, Mrs. Louis Warburton, Mrs. Finances Lucas, and others, including June Hurd and Virginia Warburton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Curtis
Cleveland
Albert Barbknecht
James Stamwell
Barbknecht
Princeton Avenue
Ruth Stanford
Billy Struck
H E
George Campbell
Bondstreet
Frank Lucas
Lorain
Runco
Richard Kershaw
Harold Olds
A. C. Hurd
Louis Warburton
Finances Lucas
A. J. Lucas
Gene Warburton
Roy Bennett
Knights of Pythias to Confer Rank at Lodge Meeting
Chevalier Lodge No 316 Knights of Pythias plans an evening gathering in Woodman hall with six candidates to confer the Esquire rank. Arrangements also set for a county meeting at Woodland lodge Lorain on March 12 to exemplify Knight rank by Oberlin lodge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chevaler Lodge No
Knights of Pythias
Woodman Hall
Woodland Lodge
Lorain
Oberlin Lodge
Club Bunco Evening Hosts Prize to Mrs Bodine
Sunny Side Up Club met at Mrs Alice Hinderer's Longford avenue home hosting three tables of progressive bunco. Mrs George Smith and Mrs Ed Weber won high scores while Mrs Willam Mainke took consolation and the prize went to Mrs W L Bodine. Luncheon followed then adjournment to meet in two weeks with Mrs C E Koonts at Cornell avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunny Side Up Club
Alice Hinderer
Longford Avenue
George Smith
Ed Weber
Willam Mainke
W. L. Bodine
C. E. Koonts
Cornell Avenue
Will Review Book Mrs Henry Ingersoll Jr to Review Fighting Angel
The Women’s Association of the First Congregational Church will meet Wednesday at two in the afternoon to hear Mrs Henry Ingersoll Jr review Pearl Buck’s The Fighting Angel. Tea will be served by Circle No 3 of the Association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry, Ingersoll, Jr
Fighting Angel
Pearl Buck
Women’s Association
First Congregational Church
Circle No. 3
Association
Medical Society Meets With Dinner Talk on Obstretrics
The Lorain County Medical Society holds its regular monthly meeting on Tuesday March 9 at Hotel Billinghurst. Dinner at five o'clock precedes a business session and J J Thomas MD presents an address titled The Five Most Common Mistakes in Obstetrics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County Medical Society
Billinghurst
J. J. Thomas
M. D
Women’s Auxiliary Meeting Plans Mothers Day at Home for Aged
The Women’s Auxiliary of the Home for the Aged met in Taft parlors to discuss tentative Mothers Day plans and spent the afternoon sewing. The next meeting is set for April fifth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women's Auxiliary of the Home For the Aged
Taft
Postponed Book Review by Mrs Pur Mort in Elyria
The book review by Mrs Pur Mort of Cleveland scheduled for Wednesday at the Elyria Woman's club has been postponed due to illness. Announcement will be made of future plans for this review.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Purmort
Cleveland
Elyria Woman‘s Club
Hiness
Community Notices for Ridgeville Grange and Local Groups
Steak supper at Ridgeville Grange Thursday night. Eagles Auxiliary meets at M E Church Wednesday at 3 p.m. for funeral service of Sister Lybarger. Dames of Malta meet at Methodist Safe at 3 p.m. Wednesday for Bertha Lybarger funeral.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ridgeville Grange
Eagles
M. E. Church
Lybarger
Dames of
Malta
Methodist
Bertha Lybarger
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Peri
Carol Stetson
First Methordhat Church
Wilma Schemetan
Walnut Street
Cor= Jackson
J.L. Mathis
K. Ellingwood
Annette Whitney
Wee
Clair Hollis
Mathey West
Peg Bush
Ruth Timms
Steton
George L. Carner
Washington D. C
Marion Keeler
Kenyon Court
Betty O'Dell
Suns Club
Veds Goldsmith
George Byrd
Douglas Lowles
Nell Boyd
Ruth Carlson
Marle Frye
Luella Eisenmann
Hannorah May
Allyn Rowe
Nancy Carol McLaughlin
Mire
Leo McLauchlin
McLaughlin
Alice ReCupero
Naner
Edward McLaughlin
Helen Parker
Shirley Whitacre
Jean Robinson
Fritz Thorton
Donald DuCoty
Thomas Matthewson
Nancy
Cardinal
Nora Lee Tait
Phyllis Abramoske
Charlie Rawson
June Rossiae
Donna Chapman
Emma Goodman
Doris Standen
Delene Rhodes
Vicks
M Vicks
Muriel Oxford
Great Britain
Paris
Jr. Auxiliary
Junior Legion Auxiliary
Mary Helen Kolopos
Joan Grey
Xenia
Jean Tattersall
Hamilton Avenue
Lom Jean Smith
Shimier Buckler
Evelyn Oldag
Ruth Meinke
Maria Castle
St. Patrick's Appointments
Honor J. W. Foreman
W Foreman
School Street
Mra Mary Trisset
Fostoria
South Benid
Mr. Foreman
iCalendar
Women's Missionary Society of
Emmanuel Lutheran Church
R. F. Leemhuiz
Stanford Avenue
Boys’ Missionary Society
United Presbyterian Church
Young People’s League of
S J. Paul’s
Elizabeth Stevens Society
First Methodist Church
Banco
Little Sorority
Wiliam Bridgett
Park Avenue
St. John's
Lucs Wellert
Chestnut Ridge
Frank S. Harmon Lodge
Indus
Cleveland Man
Columbia Club
Lloyd Flood
Frank Schuster
W. Siebert
Charles Nell
Myron Peters
Floyd Heskett
Carl Hunger
Wickermeier
Herr
Mr. Schuster
Spoerke
Lorain County Men's Club
St. John’s School
Third Street
Lorain County Men’s Club
Walter
E. and
Kenneth Block
J. W. Dilgren
W. Carskadden
G. Burandt
Saantar
Hes Murbach Coal
Sx Ae
Canton
Miss Struble
Bunco
Jeanne Lessser
Ring
Joan Duckett
First Congregational Troop
Miss Duckett
Home For
Goodnight Circle
Ninabelle Birk-ine
Cosmo Club
Rio
Bea
Merc
Dart Fauver
Cosmopolitan Club
Selman
Ohio Street
Bigelow Sanford
Wilton
Axminster
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