Miss Helen Boynton Weds Donald Garber In Home Ceremony
Miss Helen Boynton youngest daughter of Mr and Mrs P H Boynton married Donald Garber son of Mr and Mrs Henry Garber today at noon in a fireplace setting with palm and fern decor Reverend Dr A E Kemp officiated. A buffet luncheon followed and the couple left for a Detroit weekend trip before settling in an Woodland Avenue apartment. Both graduates of Elyria High School Garber works at General Industries Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Boynton
P. H. Boynton
Lake Avenue
Donald Garber
Henry Garber
A. E. Kemp
Dorothy
Detroit
Michigan
Woodland Avenue
Elyria High School
Garber
The
General Industries Co
Miss Reba Maurer to be Bride of Richard Buswell
The engagement of Reba Maurer to Richard Buswell is announced by Mr. and Mrs. Frank Maurer of 899 Eastern Heights Boulevard. The wedding will be held at the Maurer home at high noon on Thursday, April sixth, with guests invited and decorations described, including a pond lily centerpiece and green white arrangements. Buswell is associated with Fox Furnace Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Maurer
Eastern Heights Boulevard
Reba
Richard Buswell
C. Buswell
Howe Street
Maurer
Buswell
Fox Furnace Co
Missionary Society hosts meeting with guests and plans events
Mrs J D Hand led a Missionary Society gathering at Longford Avenue with eighteen members and two guests. Assisting were several members as they heard reports on the Cleveland Christian Orphanage, and announced the Madras conference in Cleveland March 21 22 plus other society dates and speaker plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. D. Hand
Longford Avenue
Missionary Society of the
Church of Christ
F. E. Biddinger
Hand
Cheney
N. Thompson
Wade Reynolds
H. R. Riddle
Robert Knechtges
Cleveland
Nettie Clark
T. D. Goodwin
E. A. Monroe
Biddinger
J. B. Adams
India
Special Honors Planned by Royal Neighbors in Woodman Hall
Plans for the next Royal Neighbors of America meeting were made after a large Woodman hall gathering last night. The 37th anniversary will be observed with charter members and Past Oracles as honored guests. A social hour and tureen luncheon follow, with prizes awarded to Mrs. Sadie Ferrell Adelia Lutz Martha Wirth and Ernest March. Refreshments were provided by the February and March birthday committees including Mrs. Lou Bauer Mary Bagnell Lizzie March and Agnes Halderman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royal Neighbors of America
Woodman Hall
Sadie Ferrell
Adelia Lutz
Martha Wirth
Ernest March
Lou Bauer
Mary Bagnell
Lizzie March
Agnes Halderman
Elyria OES March Meeting Draws About 150 Attendees
About one hundred fifty members and visitors attended the Elyria Chapter Order of Eastern Star gathering at the Masonic Temple. Guests included Blanche Kohler Edith Hastings and Albert Wilcox with visitors from Sullivan Rocky River and Cleveland. A memorial service followed routine business and a violin pianist duo performed during the initiation. Special inspection dates were announced for Avenue Day in Dover and Litchfield. The Rainbow Girls assembly will meet March 13 and Avenue Club set March 10 at 2:00 with Hazel Hall hosting. The Fellowcraft dancing party is planned for next Friday and refreshments followed by the March 17 program and further refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Order of Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
Blanche Kohler
North Carolina
Edith Hastings
Albert Wilcox
LaGrange
Sullivan
Rocky River
Cleveland
Virginia Myers
Miunnie Chapman
Dover
Litchfield
Rainbow Girls
Assembly
Hazel Hall
Avenue Club
Hazel Brodbeck
Mary Bruegger
Fellowcraft
Temple
St Mary’s PTA discusses Safety and anti hatred drive
Chief E J Stankard addressed St Mary’s Parent Teacher Association urging propaganda combat and child safety in traffic. The meeting featured a music program by Geraldine Rigo Irene Upton and Marjorie Young with Olga Sonkoly. A business session set a April 14 stamps prociam and the sixth grade won a dollar attendance award.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. J. Stankard
St. Mary’s
Parent-Teacher Association
Parents and Teachers 8&58
Geraldine Rigo
Irene Upton
Marjorie Young
Olga Sonkoly
St. Mary's School
Prostam
Association
YWCA Public Affairs Group Plans To Study Socialized Medicine
YWCA Public Affairs Committee met to plan a study of Socialized Medicine at upcoming meetings. First session set for Monday March 27 at 2 o clock. Members listed include Mrs O Townsend Mrs H Wendorf Mrs W Zaiser and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
YWCA
Y. W
Harold Wendorf
Louis Bromfield
Lima
America
Willis Chandler
Latin America
Carlota Beals
New World
United States
Curtis Spence
George F. Elos
Military Intelligence Reserve
Major Eliot
O. Townsend
H. Wendorf
W. Zaiser
Carl Smith
F. Stetson
Arthur Tite
Whitlock
F. McGee
Community Notices from Springfield Area Personalities
Local residents report house guests and visits across states including Washington Boston and Toledo. Several attend funerals and travels. a Georgia move, a hospital recovery in Philadelphia, and a Denison student home for the weekend are noted among regional families.
Four O Clock Club Hosts Garden Book Review Night
Members of the Four O Clock Club were guests at Mrs J G Wherry 225 West Avenue for a review of David Fairchilds World Was My Garden. Mrs George D Nicholas praised Fairchilds plant exploration and Wash ington cherry trees while Mrs A W Huse discussed Anne Morrow Lindberghs Listen the Wind. The group will meet again March 17 with planned luncheon and program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Four O'Clock Club
J. G. Wherry
West Avenue
George D. Nicholas
David Fairchild
Oberim College
Oberlin College
Alexander Graham Bell
Fairchild
America
Washingtoon
Nicholas
A. W Huse
Anne Morrow Lindbere
Colonel Lindbergh
Atlantic
Africa
Brazil
Guy B. Finchey
Abbe Road
Townsend Club No 2 Meeting and Card Prizes at Armory
Townsend Club No 2 met last evening at the Armory on Third street with strong attendance. Piano quartet entertained before the business session and prizes were awarded for bunco pedro and pinochle games. The entertainment committee plans a St Patrick’s Day program with group singing of Irish songs. Elyria Men's Bible Class meets Sunday at 9:30 a.m. at the YMCA for The Birthday of the Church with special music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Townsend Club No. 2
Armory
Third Street
Margaret
Lois
Anna Mae
Betty Opper
Eloise Grossman
Charles Willenbunco
Fred Cowles
Flossie Massey
Pedro
C. G. Kiefer
George Hutchinson
L. B. Hindman
Elyria Men's Bible
Y M.C. A
Hospital Admissions and Discharges List Names
A hospital report shows admissions including Mrs Hugh Sweet, William Brown, Louis J Kolopos, Mrs Lester Alexander, Mrs Alex Shhoenbachler, Mrs Chester Stolzenberg, Louis Hull man, Dorothy Bott, Mrs Frank Motto la. Discharges include Mrs Ray Church, Baby Edward Menz, Mrs Genevieve Dunbar, Mrs Joseph De Fazio, Edward Kurstowski, Ruth Munson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh Sweet
Columbus Street
William Brown
Fifteenth Street
Louis J. Kolopos
Fighth Street
Lester Alexander
Alex Shhoenbachler
Beebecourt
Chester Stolzenberg
Louis Hullman
West Avenue
Dorothy Bott
RB. D
Frank Mottola
Chase Street
Ray Church
LaGrange
Edward Menz
Amherst
Genevieve Dunbar
Rush Street
Joseph de Fazio
Oberlin
Edward Kurstowski
Avon
Ruth Munson
East Bridge Street
Amherst Bridge Club Hosts and Upcoming Event
Mrs Pauline Barck welcomed the M M. C. Club at her Amherst home with bridge. Mrs Irene Hoag led high score, Mrs Millie Battenhouse placed second, and Mrs Hoag received consolation. A green and white salad course was served. Florence Vanover of Eighth Street will host on March 24.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M M. C. Club
Pauline Barck
Amherst
Irene Hoag
Hoag
Millie Battenhouse
Florence Vanover
Eighth Street
March Club Hosts Bridge Evening At Brown Home
Ann Brown hosted a Thursday bridge session for the March Club with two tables in play. Honors went to Miss Marian Sparks Mrs Harlan Beard and Mrs Charles Sparks. After adjournment they planned a March 16 meeting at Miss Allyan Gehl on East Broad Street with a luncheon served at small tables.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann Brown
March Club
Marian Sparks
Harlan Beard
Charles Sparks
Allyan Gehl
East Broad Street
First In Series Of Bible Lectures On Monday
Harriet Louise Patterson of Cleveland will present the first of a series of Bible lectures sponsored by the Elyria Woman's Club during Lent. The talk titled Enjoy the Book of Books reviews Jewish and Christian cultural contributions and Bible stories in the Holy Lands with insights from Patterson’s travels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harriet Louise Patterson
Cleveland
Elyria Woman's Club
Holy Lands
Patterson
League of Women Voters Meet in Columbus On March 7
The local League of Women Voters will meet in Columbus on March 7 at 11:00 with board members representatives and others to review the legislative program. The session aims to update members on accomplishments and in the afternoon attendees may join state legislature sessions. Mrs Harold Kunkle will provide more details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
League of Womn
Columbus
Harold Kunkle
Inter-racial Committee Hosts Guest Speaker at YMCA
Mrs. Lothar Lubasch of Elyria spoke on her memories of Germany from childhood to the present, noting changes and public reaction. Mrs. S. G. Shaw led a discussion on starting a center for colored work in the city, hoping the YWCA cannot sustain a continuous program. The next meeting is the first Friday in April.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lothar Lubasch
Elyria
Germany
S. G. Shaw
Y. W
Apri
J A. O Club
Shaw
Walter Cross
JAC Club
YY. W.C. A
Ray Tyler
Oberlin
Merry Mixups and Club Meetings Schedule
Calendar items list social and organizational meetings across Elyria including Merry Mixups at Agnes Pycroft’s Clark street, Second Congregational divisions with Kathryn Messaros, Women’s Auxiliary at Home for Aged, Junior Legion Auxiliary at Mischka home Harrison street, Bible lecture at Elyria Woman’s Club, Harriet Patter son on books, Avalon with Mrs. Mashinski 18th street, First Congregational Guild, Catholic Study Club No. 4 with Mildred Walsh, and other gatherings such as Daughters of America practice, Debs quiz bee at Y W C A, Ladies of G A R, Business Women’s Bible class with Mrs Curtis, Townsend Club, Columbia club with Veterans group, Canton Lorain muster in I O O F hall, Jefferson Junior High PTA, and McKinley PTA.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merry
Agnes Pycroft
Clark Street
2Nd Congregational
Kathryn Messaros
Highland Court
Junior Legion
Mischka
Harrison Street
Elyria Woman's Club
Harriet Louise Patterson
Avalon
Stanley Mashinski
18Th Street
First Congregational Guild
Catholic Study Club No
Mildred Walsh
Daughters of America
British Empire Hall
Emily Post
Myrtle Rose
Water Street
Business
Curtis
5Th Street
Townsend Club
Townsend Club No. 1
Columbia Club
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Woodman Hall
Canton Lorain
Jefferson Junior High
P.T. A
McKinley P.-T A
Club Meets in Lorain Hosts at Longwell Home
Lillian Longwell vice president of the We Kum U Kum Klub of the Y W C A presided as guests toured Spang Bakery and observed bread making processes. Maude Tompkins and Betty Bender assisted. The group played Chinese Checkers after a hamburger and doughnut refreshment. The next meeting is set for March 16 to plan the club calendar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lillian Longwell
We-Kum-U-Kum Klub
Walter Longwell
Lorain
Maude Tompkins
Betty Bender
Spang
Ely Parent-Teacher Association Meeting Notices
The Ely PTA holds a 3:00 Tuesday meeting at the school with nominating committee elections. Miss Roma Bader will speak on A Trip to Nova Scotia Within the Family Budget. Refreshments and a bake sale follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ely Parent-Teacher Association
Roma Bader
Nova Scotia
Alpha Omega sorority meets at Ruth Meinke home
Alpha Omega gathered last evening at Ruth Meinke’s Hamilton street home for a brief business session to plan a March 17 theatre party. Activities included Chinese checkers bunco jit terbug bunco and a cootie game with a late taffy pull and refreshments for Joyce Maddock Marguerite Kufner Dorothy Bagnell Marian Hunter Virginia Steigerwald Clara Mae Gibbons Vivian Martin Norma Rhodes and guest Catherine Pfundt. The April meeting is set for Norma Rhodes’s Mound street home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alpha Omega Sorority
Ruth Meinke
Hamilton Street
Joyce Maddock
Marguerite Kufner
Dorothy Bagnell
Marian Hunter
Virginia Steigerwald
Clara Mae Gibbons
Community groups and clubs report activities in local meeting
Mrs. S G Shaw spoke to the J A C club on Inter-racial committee aims and urged representation. Y Debs and Y W C A events included Emmy Post Quiz Bee, broadcast questions, and a co ed party plans. Pythian Sisters hosted a card party with prizes while D W Fenimore's 15th Prudential anniversary dinner honored him with gifts and social games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Y. W.C.A
Grace Almas
Fred Meng
Emily Post
Mary Lou Carr
Prudential Insurance Company
D. W. Fenimore
Marny’s
Middle Avenue
Mr. Fenimore
Fenimore
E. F. Hendricks
C. T. Stranahan
Artists Materials Listing Card
Artists materials catalog includes oil colors show card colors canvases canvas panels watercolor and charcoal blocks sketch books linoleum blocks printing sets paper ink pastel sets china and cherry wood palettes carbon wax and colorite pencils charcoal sticks palette knives purified linseed oil mastic varnish retouch varnish distilled turpentine and other artists materials.
Business Women Meeting Hears Dr Caton On Education
The Business and Professional Women's Club hosted a semi annual Guest Night at the First Congregational church with over a hundred attendees. Dr John J Caton of the Chrysler Institute spoke on education vocation and lifelong learning urging greater effort to fight foreign domination and stressing the value of liberal arts alongside technical training. An invitation was extended to attend a Chrysler Institute talk by Dr James Selby Thomas on March 16.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Caton
Business and Professional Women’s Club
First Congregational Church
Franklin School
Robert Wilson
John Linville
Sam Rockwood
Edgar Gates
Olga Sonkoly
J. Martin Beck
Eva Mackey
United States
Mackey
State Federation
Florence Allen
Elyria Club
Harry Leuthi
Chamber of Commerce
John J. Caton
Chrysler Institute of Engineering
Caton
Chrysler Institute
Chrysler Corporation
James Selby Thomas
Annual Inspection at King Solo Mon Lodge No 56
Annual inspection of King Solo Mon Lodge No 56 F. and A. M. will be held Monday evening March 13. The Master Mason Degree will be exemplified on one candidate for Rt. W. Brother Deane Burns district deputy grand master for the 22nd Masome District. Dinner served promptly at 6 30 P M for reservations due by Friday March 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
King Solomon Lodge No 56
Rt. W
Deane Burns
Masome
Eight Lady Bunco Afternoon At Marion Bodine Home
Members of the Just We Eight club gathered Thursday at 215 Clark Street hosted by Marion Bodine. Bunco determined first prize to Rose Ford, second to Fannie Greer, and consolation to Marion Bodine. A salad course followed. next meeting planned March 9 at Rita Greer’s 158 North Tup Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion Bodine
Clark Street
Bunco
Rose Ford
Fannie Greer
Rita Greer
North Tup Street
Church Groups Plan Socials and Meetings Across Town
Evelene Ernst Sunday School class will host a party at Hazel Olmstead’s home 335 Second Street on Friday March 10. Mother's Club meets Tuesday at 201 Masonic Temple with Emma Conger and Miss Todd in charge of refreshments. Elyria W C T U meets Tuesday afternoon at 411 East Avenue with Mrs. Hsueh of Oberlin as speaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evelene Ernst
Second Congregational Church
Hazel Olmstead
Second Street
Mother's Club
Masonic Temple
Emma Conger
Miss Todd
Elyria W. C. T. U
George Haines
East Avenue
Hsueh
Oberlin
Oberlin Grange to Present Eaton Grangers Play
Oberlin Grange plans a Friday program with Fat on Grange presenting a play at the Oberlin Grange Hall. The meeting drew good attendance and included a report on a Camden PTA play and a city lecture hour with moving pictures by Elyria’s City Ice & Fuel. A penny social is set for March 14.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
On Grange
Oberlin Grange
Mary Lonsbrough
Camden P.T. A
City Ice & Fuel Company
Elyria
LaGrange Girl Scouts Plan Spring Program
Troop 18 of the LaGrange Girl Scouts met at LaGrange High School at 4 o clock Thursday afternoon. The meeting opened with the singing of Happy Birthday for Dora May Rockwood. The Crocus patrol organized the entertainment as groups practiced signalling and stars and discussed a spring program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LaGrange Girl Scouts
LaGrange High School
Dora May Rockwood
Crocus Patrol
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Mlaqisoh
Otreet
Reba Maurer
Mrs. Clark
Department of Civics and Political Science
H. L. Cordrey
J. W. Smith
Woman’s Club
Smith
Cordrey
R. Holcombe
A. C. Scruleman
John Bins
Mahike
C. Dick
RB. Holcombe
Wallace Bates
Carpenter’s Beauty Shop
OES
H. W. Pond
Washington Avenue
Thomas W. Pond
Boston
Massachusetts
E. J. Bond
Wilmington
Delaware
Philadelphia
Samuel Tramaine
Waterstreet
B. S. Jennings
Barbara
Margaret Kly
Florida
Alr
Elyria Memorial Hospital
William Cameron
Shaker Heights
Ruth Franklin
John Sha
Station Road
Archie Phipps
Henry F Stolzenburg
B. A. Waldron
John Hadaway
Elysa
George Hopkins
Canton
Hopkins
Ohio Firefighters Association
Blaine Johnson
J B&b. Johnson
Ohio Street
Denison University
Granville
Ohio
Wiening Circle
Baptist East Avenue House
Sarah van Wormer
Frank Wilford
L. Shaw
Swancott
Flood
Ransom
Hayes
Elyria Men’s Bible Class
Colette
Enquce Pearce, Inc
League of Women ‘Voters
H.J. McAlindon
Inter-racial Committee
Parent-Teacher Association News
Ely
Jefferson
Jefferson Parent-Teacher Association
Jefferson Junior Hi
McKinley Parent-Teacher Association
Floyd Rowe
Bureau of Physical Welfare
Boy Scouts
Patricia Hoke
Ifc Kinley
Mrs. Shaw
Y.W.C. A. Bible Hour
Business Womens Bible
Edna Gray Johnson
Fred Ruth
A. J. Pitman
Miss Johnson
Christ
Pool of Salome
Pythian Sister Party
Pythian Sisters
Ray White
A. E. Buckingham
Eva Brunger
Florence Brown
O'Donnell Paint
Wallpaper Company
Elyria, Ohio
Mrs. Bodine
Eaton Grangers
Girl Scouts
MOT Printing Company
Peerless
the Peerless Laundry & Dry Cleaning Company
Jy Ppaper SF
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