Sigma Omega Sigma members hear wedding news at meeting
Sorority members gathered at Virginia Knapp's home on Grace Court last evening. Virginia M. Knapp announced her forthcoming marriage to Thomas F. Stringer Jr. on January 2, 1936 in Ripley New York. The event followed a fourth anniversary meeting with officer elections and a bridge prize event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sigma Omega Sigma Sorority
Virginia Knapp
Grace Court
Minnie Knapp
Virginia M
Thomas F. Stringer, Jr
Thomas Stringer
Princeton Avenue
Ripley
New York
M. D. Conrath
Scientific Bran Favors Fiber and Constipation Relief
Five year trials show Kellogg's ALL-Bran safely corrects constipation from low dietary fiber. Endorsed by AMA for this use, bran provides fiber vitamin B and available iron. Recommend two tablespoonfuls daily with meals, milk, or in baked goods. Sold by grocers, Kellogg Battle Creek.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Journal of the American Dietetic Association
Kellogg
Battle Creek
Dance Success At Elyria Country Club Junior Club
Reports from the Leap Year Dance at Elyria Country Club show about eighty five couples attended with Hines Billings orchestra providing music. The room featured palms and ferns with pink boutonnières for the men at 11 30. Evangeline Rothe won high honors at five bridge tables. Next Junior Woman's Club meeting will feature Professor P D Sherman of Oberlin as speaker. In a separate Senior Friendship Club talk Mrs Thomas Taylor of Oberlin urged focused thinking and note taking, ending with a poem Let Me Be Aware by Treachout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria Country Club
Hines-Billings Orchestra
Churchill Goodspeed
Nelson M. Fitch
Ethyl Milliren
Marian Upp
Evangeline Rothe
Howard Ohlemacher
Leona Jackson
Betty Decker
Kathleen Bailey
P. D. Sherman
Oberlin
Friendship Club
Treachout
Church Calendar Night Schedule Highlights
Tonight's events include Fellowship meetings for women and young women at the Baptist church with guests Mrs. R. E. Neigh bour and Mrs. Ralph Neighbour. Egalite meets with James Dean. St. John's Club with Helen Kraeft. Catholic Benevolent Association and Galaxy with Winifred Seward. G A R card party hosted by Mrs. Edith Hill. I O O F celebrates its 8th founding anniversary in Elyria. Round and Round Club with Mabel Kreeger. Frank Harmon to present Master Mason work. Joint PTAs at Gates School 7 30 announced by multiple schools. Robert L. Baird to lecture on birds. Emmanuel Lutheran Missionary Society and Daughters of Scotia meet. Knights of St John and Elizabeth Stevens Society meet. Frances Blackburn McCarter to speak on South America. Emmanuel Lutheran council 7 45 at church. Grace Lutheran S S Teachers meet with Ruth Nierman on Bond Street. Mrs Claude Brown of Parma presents Paths of Peace at McKinley school with reflections on peace and youth. Music and readings accompany program. social hour follows. Girls Scouts Troop No 4 plan upcoming activities and aim for Akron Convention March 14.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congregation of
Baptist Church
Church House
East Avenue
R. E. Neighbour
Ralph Neighbour
Egalite
James Dean
St. John’s
Helen Kraeft
Louisiana Avenue
Ladies’ Catholic Benevolent Association
Galaxy
Winifred Seward
East Broad Street
Edith Hill
Williams Street
I. O. O. F. Lodge
Elyria
Round
Mabel Kreeger
West Broad Street
Frank
Harmon
Jefferson
Gates
St. Agnes
Edison
Robert L. Baird
Oberlin
Emmanuel Lutheran Missionary Society
Daughters of Scotia
Knights of St. John
Elizabeth Stevens Society
M. E. Church
Frances Blackburn McCarter
So. America
Emmanuel Lutheran Council
Grace Lutheran S
Clio Club Hosts Bridge Evening at Kirby’s
Miss Queena Mae Peairs entertained Clio Club members at Kirby's with bridge. First prize went to Marion Higgens and consolation to Eileen O'Donnell. Dessert featured a mixed-flower centerpiece. Miss Frances Lemon attended. Irene Crowe to host next at West Avenue in two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clio Club
Queena Mae Peairs
Kirby's
Marion Higgens
Eileen O'Donnell
Frances Lemon
Irene Crowe
West Avenue
Hospital Admissions and Discharges Noted in City Records
Hospital admissions list Melvin Pier at 214 Cleveland Street Mrs David Beattie of 705 Clark Street George Tesar in Cleveland Ellsworth Bursley at 227 F E Fourth Street. Discharges include Mrs Josephine Bryant at 993 FE River Street Paul Barkacs of 269 W River Street and Juha Moreno from Children's Home Oberlin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melvin Pier
Cleveland St
David Beattie
Clark St
George Tesar
Cleveland
Ellsworth Bursley
F E. Fourth St
Josephine Bryant
River St
Lorain Licenses List Shows Laborers and Tradesmen
The Lorain roster lists Paul White laborer Mary Davis and Lauretta Vick as licensees along with Harry Shepherd tally man Joseph Zetzel butcher and Berna Johnston all based in Lorain with the names appearing in the local licensing record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul White
Lorain
Mary Davis
Harry Shepherd
Lauretta Vick
Joseph Zetzel
Butcher
Berna Johnston
Local Birth Announced at Lakewood Parents Welcome Daughter
Mr and Mrs Merle M Wilson of Lakewood greet a six and one half pound daughter born this morning. The Wilsons are the son and daughter in law of Mr and Mrs Everett E Wilson former city residents now in Cleveland. The item also notes visiting relatives and various local movements and travels involving families from Eaton Cleveland High Street and other nearby areas. The note includes multiple social events and movements including travels to Great Lakes Naval Training Station and news of a radio theater cast and other minor notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merle M. Wilson
Lakewood
Wilson
Everett E. Wilson
Cleveland
W. Spitzer
Eaton
Jacksow
Ralph Williams
Ruth MacDowell
Joe E. Stuart
Charles
High Street
Thomas Richards
Hudson
Cleveland Road
R. E. Hoehl
Silver Lake
Thomas
Scouts Plan Program At Meeting In Legion Home
G. S. Plan Program Each Patio announced plans for the next meeting as Carl Scouts of Troop 6 met yesterday in the American Legion Home. A Court of Honors is set for Thursday March fifth at Mrs. Paul Roig’s Lewis Court home. After the meeting the Blue Bird Patrol held a candy sale and the gathering closed with Goodnight Circles and Taps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Hobert
Stanford Avenue
Carol Stetson
Carl Scouts
Troop 6
American Legion
Trarch
Paul Roig
Lewis Court
Blue Bird Patrol
Special Event Hostess Mrs Paul Mortimer Hosts BE Club
Mrs Paul Mortimer entertained the BE L F Club at her Garford avenue home last evening with knitting and sewing. Luncheon was served at pink and green small tables. The next meeting on March sixteenth will feature a dinner and theatre party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Mortimer
BE. L. F. Club
Garford Avenue
Sr Friendship Cabinet Plans Month Activities
Senior Friendship club cabinet meeting at the YWCA parlor outlined March events. March 4 offers interest group meetings, March 11 features an evening with two one act plays, March 18 hosts a St Patrick s tureen supper, March 25 ends with a Hotel Prom. Committees include Kiefer Oldfield McIntire Taylor Stanford Robson McCray Oviatt McGuire Beck Stanford Carr Christman Easly Ransom Miller Brillhart Kieffer Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Friendship Club
St. Patrick’s Party
Lois Kieffer
Nancy Oldfield
Alberta McIntire
Alma Taylor
Marian Stanford
Mary Robson
Jean McCray
Ruth Oviatt
Claire McGuire
June Beck
Ada Mae Stanford
Mary Louise Carr
Dorothy Christman
Virginia Easly
Ada Mae Ransom
Nancy Miller
Jean Brillhart
Vera Smith
Group To Join In Nation Wide Observance 7
Young women representatives in the Employed Young Women's League met at the YWCA for a buffet supper. They planned a banquet as part of a world wide observance for business girls. The event will be March 24 at 6 30 in the gym. Evelyn Brillhart Katherine Shubert Thelma Page Sylvia Chervenka will lead the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Women’s League
Evelyn Brillhart
Katherine Shubert
Thelma Page
Sylvia Chervenka
Helen Hoton
Flora Krugman
Leona Callahan
Florence Davis
Pauline O’millen
Louise Styles
Margaret Zachman
Hazel Caywood
Marian Schmittgen
Gertrude Hoton
Florence Smith
Alice Bartter
Phyllis Jaycox
Marian Upp
Wahlene Otto
Eleanor Phiel
Edith Curtis
Mabel Hart
Four Guests Attend Meeting of B and B Club
Eleven members and four guests gathered last evening at Mrs. George Decker’s Fairlawn avenue home. Guests included Mrs Sam Avery Jr Edna Smith Mrs Wessell and Mrs E Sparks. After a business session thirty six games of chance awarded prizes to Mrs Arthur Radde Mrs William Cook Mrs Harry Dickens Sr and the club prize to Mrs Emily Scrivens. Members plan to meet March 16 at Mrs Fred Huskinson’s Lexington avenue home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B & B Club
George Decker
Fairlawn Avenue
Sam Avery, Jr
Edna Smith
Mirs. Wessell
E. Sparks
Arthur Radde
William Cook
Harry Dickens
Emily Scrivens
Fred Huskinson
Lexington Avenue
Class Fidele Hosts Charity Night At Methodist Church
Ro bert a Mosley entertained the Fidele class of First Methodist on Last River Street with Kathryn Malone leading the business session. Members discussed secret sisters and planned charity work. Monopoly drew a guest Virginia Watt. prizes went to Marguerite Taylor and Stella Copas. special prize to Alice Osborn. Hostess Ida Mae Smith and Ruby Woodcock served at green themed tables.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fidele
First Methodist Church
Roberta Mosley
Last River Street
Kathryn Malone
Virginia Watt
Marguerite Taylor
Stella Copas
Alice Osborn
Ida Mae Smith
Ruby Woodcock
Speaker Change At Democratic Women’s Club Tea
Due to Mrs. Mc Sweeney’s hospitalization in Baltimore Maryland Honorable John McSweeney of Wooster cannot speak at the tea sponsored by the Democratic Women’s Club set for Thursday at 2 PM at the Elvira Woman’s Club. In his place William J. Kennedy former head of the Home Loan Corporation of the Cleveland District and a Democratic candidate for Secretary of State will speak.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McSweeney
Ktimore
Maryland
John McSweeney
Wooster
Democratic Women’s Club
Elvira Woman's Club
William J. Kennedy
Home Loan Corporation
Cleveland
Kopppes Begin Leisurely Extended Trip to Santa Monica
Mr and Mrs Dwight W Kopppes left Cleveland for a long leisurely journey to Santa Monica Cal They will travel via New Orleans San Antonio and Monterrey spending days en route and plan to reside in Santa Monica for some time while Mr Koppes pursues literary work He has been with the National Lamp Division of General Electric at Nela Park Cleveland for seven years on a year leave of absence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dwight W. Koppes
C. W. Koppes
Eighth Street
California
New Orleans
San Antonio
Tea
Monterrey
Mexico
Santa Monica
Cal
Mr. Koppes
Cleveland
National Lamy Division
General Electric Company
Nela Park
Miss Hulf Hosts Pinochle and Le Pont Club Evenings
Miss Hulf entertained the Happy Pinochle Club for Mrs. E. Hansman with high score won by Mrs. Helen Dietrich and second prize to Mrs. Hansman. Nora Gagzen received consolation as green shamrock centerpieces and a three course luncheon marked the St Patrick celebration. Le Pont Club guests Virs Robert Burns of Longfellow hosted prizes for Miss Mabel Clark and Miss Mary Gray with a traveling prize for Clark. Edna Albrecht departs for California, gifts exchanged, music by Rob Burns, and two weeks hence Miss Hazel West of Harvard Avenue will host.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julia Hulf
West Broad Street
E. H. Hansman
Helen Dietrich
Emma Scheuneman
Lake Avenue
Mabel Clark
Wellington
Mary Gray
le Pont Club
Robert Burns
Longfellow Avenue
Clark
Edna Albrecht
California
Rob Burns
Hazel Wwesehe
Harvard Evenue
President Hosts First Methodist Guests At Social Night
Hostess Queen Esther of the First Methodist church and Miss Wilda Toreman hosted last night with devotionals by Josephine Bailey on Facing America's Needs. Emma Lou Erdman organized the evening featuring piano solos by Eleanor Highgate and group singing, with refreshments during the social hour. On Monday April sixth the group meets with Counsellor Miss Elpha Terrell for a tureen supper at 6 P. M.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Queen Esthers
First Methodist Church
Wilda Toreman
Grant Street
Josephine Bailey
America
Emma Lou Erdman
Eleanor Highgate
Elpha Terrell
East Broadstreet
Successful Aid In Avoiding Many Colds
Va tro nol is an exclusive formula designed for the nose and upper throat where colds start. Used early, a few drops in each nostril help prevent colds and ease early symptoms. It claims to reduce swollen membranes, clear mucus, and shorten illness, with a home plan for fewer colds backed by physicians and widely used in homes.
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Vicks
Mittion Vick Ride k Aide Used Vearty fer Centro
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a ride and aide used vearty with Centro. lacks clear names, dates, or events to identify a coherent news item.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K Aide
Vearty
Celés
Leap Year Party Entertains Friends in North Olmsted
Entertainer Miss Bernice Donaldson hosted a Leap Year gathering at Lorain Road in North Olmsted on Saturday evening. Ruth Fretter assisted as hostess with Bunco and other games enjoyed. Refreshments followed with guests Mildred Klein Ed Fretter Ethel Schnitzler Dan Hanna Ruth Kelly Warren Gledman Dorothy Sator Ed Sator Beryl Ware Clair Stroupe Jim Donaldson Ray Webber Ed Smith Beatrice and Ruth serving and socializing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernice Donaldson
Lorain Road
North Olmsted
Ruth Fretter
Bunco
Mildred Klein
Ed. Fretter
Ethel Schnitzler
Dan Hanna
Ruth Kelly
Warren Gledman
Dorothy Sator
Ed. Sator
Beryl Ware
Clair Stroupe
Jim Donaldson
Ray Webber
Ed. Smith
Beatrice
Ruth
Advisor Leads Meeting At Garford Girl Reserves
The Garford Girl Reserves held their weekly meeting at the school yesterday. With both president Phyllis Revercomb and vice president Audrey McGowin absent, advisor Mrs Robert Wilson presided. Devotions opened the session followed by routine reports and a business discussion. The girls then worked on French notebooks.
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Garford Girl Reserves
Phyllis Revercomb
Audrey McGowin
Robert Wilson
Plan Tureen Supper for Standard Bearers at Grace O Malley Home
Eight members of the Standard Bearers of the First Methodist Church and one guest met at Grace O Malley’s 211 Princeton avenue. After a brief business session, games were played with prizes awarded to Charlotte Chase Betty Karlow and Dorothy Melton. The group adjourned to March sixteenth for a church tureen supper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. E. Church
Grace O’malley
Princeton Avenue
Charlotte Chase
Betty Karlow
Dorothy Melton
Ladies Auxiliary Membership Drive Report at VFW Post
An Interesting meeting of the Ladies Auxiliary of Veterans of Foreign Wars Post No 1079 was held last night in the club rooms. President Eleanor McCully presided and the progress of the membership drive was announced. Mrs Powell reported on a Bonus Victory party in Sandusky.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies Auxiliary of Veterans of Foreign Wars Post No. 1079
Eleanor McCully
Powell
Sandusky
Jr. Club Holds Meeting At Y W C A Gym
The Junior Friendship Club met last night at 7 P M in the Y W C A gym with Jefferson freshman girls as guests. Mrs Ruth Byam spoke on make up and demonstrated on one girl. Members planned a candy sale for Saturday and adjourned to next Monday for interest group meetings.
Open House Hosts Jolly 12 Pinchle Club Night
Mr and Mrs Fred Schaub opened their Deha road home to Jolly 12 Pinachle Club members last evening. Prizes were won by Mr and Mrs Oliver Diedrich in first place and Mrs Mel Brown with Arthur Ferkins in second. In two weeks the group will gather for a three meal supper at the home of Mr and Mrs Clyde Clapp on Cleveland Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Schaub
Deha Road
Jolly 12
Birmingham BRIEFS Sunday family visit in Birmingham area
Birmingham March 3 Mr and Mrs Ed Prince Jr and family spent Sunday afternoon with Mr and Mrs L C Hill of Sandus ky Also present were Mr and Mrs Jerome Logan and family Mr and Mrs Ernest Bates and family and Mr and Mrs Frank Griffin at Sunday dinner nearby in the Birmingham area
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birmingham
Ed Prince Jr
L. C. Hill
Sandusky
Jerome Logan
Ernest Bates
Frank Griffin
Social Visits Across Town Reported At Oberlin Area
Guests of Mr and Mrs Marlon Bates included Albert Suhneider of South Amherst visiting the lat ter's parents Abe and Mrs Wood. Joan Portman called on Nadine Wenzel and Ardith Ewell. Willard Davidson and Mr and Mrs Pete Kuhl and daughter visited Mrs John Davidson of Fremont. Mia Hopkins spent the weekend in Oberlin with her sister. The Ladies Aid will meet at Mrs John Nabakowski's home tomorrow afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Suhneider
South Amherst
Abe Wood
Joan Portman
Nadine Wenzel
Ardith Ewell
Willard Davidson
Pete Kuhl
Apent
John Davidson
Fremont
Mia Hopkins
Oberlin
Ladies’ Aid
John Nabakowski
Quote on humanity and tyrants for rational leadership
A compact reflection noting that humanity is spared little by nature while autocrats like Hitler Stalin and Mussolini push for rational domination. It contrasts human limits with tyrants' pursuit of control and questions moral restraint.
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Stringer
Elyria High School
Barbara McConnell
Jane McQuistion
Wilma Vanoster
Knapp
O’brien
Beatrice Ruay
Oxford Avenue
Tri-Sigma Sorority
Betty Osborn
Oberlin Road
Gerry Feron
Mary Richer
Bob Renouard
Frank Kohn
Mary Kiehm
Frances Kelling
Helen Finegan
Dorothy Sandrock
Gertrude Feron
Dorothy Rowley
Ninth Street
Claude Brown
Parma
Ohio
McKinley School
P.T. A
Robert Moore
H. Webber
Jean Marie Smith
E. Duckett
A. Deutsch
T. Kershaw
Ray Crisp
Clyde Hull
H. O. Bogart
F. Berson
A. N. Smith
Association
Scout
Miss Peairs
Jeanne Smith
Comraderie Club
Fifth Street
Marie Kelling
St. Patrick’s Day
Helen Koehn
Hazel Beard
East River Street
KIRBY
Haserodt
Virginia Kimmel
Joseph Kimmel
Vincennes
Ind
Quincy
Mass
Acme
Jane Wise
Second Street
E C. Overholt
South Bend
Indiana
W L Burner
Warren
Frank Crawford
Middle Avenue
Church of Christ
Clyde Rezek
Huron Street
U. S. Naval Training Station
Great Lakes
Illinois
San Pedro
Guy Shuster
Lawrence
Virgil
Conrad Lee
Ashland
Ira Shuster
Regina
Helen
Etta Marie
Wilbur
North Eaton
Addie Shuster
George Street
Elliott
Arizona
Robert McWilliams
Park Avenue
Brutus
Shakespeare
Julius Ceasar
Dramatic Department
Ohio Wesleyan University
Delaware
WOSU
Columbus
WLW
Cincinnati
Sixth Street
Ira Albrecht
Pasadena
Minerva Albrecht
Frank Malick
Joe Malik
Plattsmouth
Nebraska
Albert Snowden
Shaker Heights
H F. Claycomb
West Fourth Street
Elyria Business College
Helen Lee Doherty
Henry L. Doherty
Theodora William Wessel
Managua
Nicaragua
Miss Hulf
Fete
Jr. Club
Birmingham Briefs
Mr. and
Mrs
Marlon Bates
Hitler
Stalin
Mussolini
Longworth
Wired
Alice Longworth
Wilmot Pty. Co
Masonic Temple
Cupid
Traub
Harry S. Burr
Jeweler
Broad Street
Washington Ave
CH. Merthew Co
Elyria Lsading Department Store
Gay New Spring
Isomburg
The
Porte Bonheur
Ballibaud
Milan
London
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