Miss Esther Krause Weds Fred E Stick in Pleasant City Wedding
Miss Esther Emma Krause daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Krause married Fred E. Stick son of Mr. and Mrs. George Stick at 2 PM in the Krause home living room. Rev. Harry C. Muhley officiated with Lohengrin accompaniment by Olivette Lauck. The couple will live at 23 East Main Street Shelby Ohio following a wedding dinner for fifteen at Spring Valley Country Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esther Emma Krause
J. L. Krause
Fred E. Stick
Shelby
Ohio
George Stick
Brownhelm
Olivette Lauck
Alice
Missa
Mildred Krause
Arthur Stick
Spring Valley Country Club
Stick
East Main Street
Suttter Furniture Company
Evening church and social clubs in La Porte
Tonight at St John s Lutheran church a Lenten service begins at 7 30 p m The Missionary Society attends evangel ic services at the church at 7 30 Cora May Walton Mission Study Club meets at 6 30 for dinner with Miss Edith Husted as guest of honor Rebekah Social Club gathers with Mrs Cora Bemis 331 West Street for an old fashioned party Dames of Malta Eagles Auxiliary Bridge Pals and Tigredia Social Club meet Ada m Burnstein West River Street Daughters of Scotland hold a card party at Mrs Halliday s Furnace Street La Porte Ladies Aid Society plans tureen supper at 6 30 followed by four social evenings }
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. John’s Lutheran Church
Missionary Society of the Church of Christ
Cora May Walton
Edith Husted
Rebekah
Cora Bemis
West Street
Dames of Malta
Eagles
Bridge Pals
Adam Burnstein
West River Street
Jtigredia Social Club
Daughters of Scotland
Halliday
Furnace Street
la Porte Ladies’ Aid Society
Lantern slides to feature meeting of Pick and Hammer Club
Miss Charlotte Webster will present an outdoor geology review at seven thirty tomorrow evening at the Y M C A. Slides will cover atmosphere caves springs streams glaciers in the Alps Rockies Mount Vesuvius and earth structures. Members are invited to bring parents and Elyrians interested may attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pick and Hammer Club
Charlotte Webster
Alps
Rockies
Mt. Vesuvius
Elyrians
Entertains Daughter Catherine on 21st Birthday
Mr. and Mrs. Martin Haas Jr of Stop 68 North Ridgeville hosted a surprise party for daughter Catherine’s twenty first birthday. Green and white decor, a 21 candle cake, gifts, and a bridge game with prizes followed a dinner attended by about twenty guests from Cleveland Ridgeville Elyria and area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin Haas, Jr
Stop
North Ridgeville
Catherine
Cleveland
Ridgeville
Elyria
Church and club notices fill local schedule
Meetings of St Pauls circle and Epworth League plan sleigh ride and church events while musical groups meet this evening. Evangelistic service features request numbers and a sermon on government and faith. T M T M Club hosts card prizes at Woodbury street gathering. Odd Fellows hear health lecture by Dr Barrett as district meeting planned in Lodi. Milan Lodge to attend Elyria for Third Degree with oyster supper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circle No
St. Paul's Church
John Golinick
Epworth League of the Methodist Church
William E. Aust
Third Street
Elyria Lodge No. 103
Relief Committee
C. J. Miller
Lodi
James Fitzpatrick
Sovereign Grand Lodge
Charles T. Cross
Lorain County
Michigan State Health Department
Dr. Barrett
Noble Grand
Elyria Lodge
Milan
Future of America Address At G A R Hall
James E B Bishop spoke on the past present and future of America before a good crowd at the G A R hall. He argued the United States has the highest form of government and that religion underpins national life and law. He cited Bible and Book of Mormon teachings on religious freedom and America as a chosen land. Elder James E Bishop will discuss The Working Man and His Needs tonight with questions answered politely as services continue through Friday.
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America
James EB. Bishop
G. A. R Hall
United States
Americas
James E. Bishop
Mission Society Hears of Work in Africa
Maranatha Class of the First Baptist Church led a Women’s Missionary Society meeting with supper and two business sessions. Mrs. B. Davidson chaired and announced a nominating committee. Miss Pearl Mayben spoke on Kaonde work in Africa, describing life on arrival and people she serves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maranatha
First Baptist Church
Women’s Missionary Society
B. Davidson
L. A. Obitts
George Shrubsole
FE. C. Busa Ag
Julia Jackson
Philipians
Jerusalem
Ruth B. Taylor
Missionary Society Meeting at Local Church
The Woman's Home Missionary Society of the Methods met at the church with strong attendance. Mrs. F E Sheldon presided, Mrs Swartz led devotions, and Mrs Fritz Rudin read Youth and the Movies. A discussion followed on the topic, with Mrs Johnson noting work with the Home Guards. The Norwalk district convention was announced for May 4 and 5 at the local church. Mrs John Gatland was named sunshine chair, and a radio broadcast style program read articles on Home Mission schools and church homes. The meeting closed with a song.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Home Missionary Society of
F. E. Sheldon
Swartz
Fritz Rudin
Johnson
Home Guards
Norwalk
Chhurch
John Gatland
Whih
Nations Home Mission
Large turnout at Knights of St John Auxiliary meeting
About one hundred members attended the Ladies Auxiliary of the Knights of St John in the K of Chall last evening. Routine business was transacted and the next meeting is set for two weeks from now.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knights OF ST. John Auxiliary
Ladties’ Auxiliary
Knights of St John
K_ of Chall
Mothers' Auxiliary Elects Officers at Presbyterian Church
The Mothers' Auxiliary of the United Presbyterian Church met at Mrs. J. C. Thayer's home with 16 members. Devotions led by Mrs. C. L. Bristol followed by reviews from lectures at the Happy Child Institute. Officers elected: Bristol president, Moore first VP, Smith second VP, Sellers secretary, Setterfield treasurer, and Mrs Bell librarian. Meeting adjourned until April 14 for primary teachers’ hostess duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mothers’ Auxiliary
United Presbyvetian Church
J. C. Thayer
North Olive Street
E. W Wright
George Smith
Hard
C. L. Bristol
Happy Child Institute
Herman Paeth
J. C. Rhoads
T. S. Stock
BE. W. Wright
T. F. Sellers
Robert Moore
Frank Smith
M. KR. Setterfield
Bell
Junior Woman's Club Teaches Paper Doll Lamp Shades
Twenty five members met in the Woman's Club parlors as Miss Agnes Kalter of the O. P. S. led a workshop on making paper doll lamp shades. Miss Mary Osborne and Miss Helen Keller assisted. Keller spoke on proper lighting. Each girl left with a paper doll lamp and rainbow dress themed display.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman’s Club
Agnes Kalter
Home Service Department
The
Mary Osborne
Helen Keller
Norma Kalbe Celebrates Ninth Birthday Party
Miss Norma Kalbe of 322 Lake Avenue marked her ninth birthday with a Tuesday party. Games and contests filled the afternoon, a St Patrick's Day colored lunch was served, and many gifts were received. Guests included Dora Mae Beal, Betty Jones, Dorothy McKee, Olla Jackson, Lucille Worthington, Roe Mae Worthington, Janet Strohl of Elyria, and Joan Cronowalt of Lorain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norma Kalbe
Lake Avenue
St. Patrick's Day
Miss Kalbe
Dora Mae Beal
Betty Jones
Dorothy McKee
Olla Jackson
Lucille Worthington
Roe Mae Worthinston
Janet Strohl
Elyria
Joan Cronowalt
Lorain
Club Combines Work and Study at Butternut Ridge
The Dizzy Dozen Quilting Club met Tuesday with Mrs Alta Myers at her home on Butternut Ridge road. Nine members enjoyed an excellent noon dinner. Afternoon talks included Mrs Prince on Devils Drugs and Doctors and Mrs Eldred on Insects. Members quilted and discussed cooking. next meeting planned for one week later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dizzy Dozen
Alta Myers
Butternut Ridge Road
Who's Who Club entertains at Foster Avenue home
Mrs A C Vietzen hosted the Who's Who Club on Foster Avenue with Progressive Pedro as the afternoon’s diversion. Prizes went to Mrs J J Buswell first, Mrs Andrew Walkden second, Mrs Jacob Hothauer third, and Mrs John Fritz consolation. Jack and Dorothy Vietzen performed piano and banjo. Next meeting set for Mrs W M Kiely’s home on Northup Street in two weeks. W B A meets in regular session. Betty Myers of 121 East River Street is ill with influenza.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. C. Vietzen
Who's Who Club
Foster Avenue
Pedro
J. J. Buswell
Andrew Walkden
Jacob Hothauer
John Fritz
Jack
Dorothy Vietzen
W. M. Kiely
Northup Street
Mrs George Stevens Opens Home for Musical Art Program
Elyria Musical Art Society holds its ninth meeting at Mrs George Stavers East Avenue home with guests including Lila Smith Black Mary Seward Marjorie Chester John Roberts and Alvin Bemis. Performances cover Bach Mozart Teleman Foster Gere Debussy Mendelssohn and more with tea served for about forty guests. Next meeting to be hosted by Mrs C Cushing Fifth Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Stevens
Elyria Musical Art Society
George Stavers
East Avenue
Lila Smith Black
Mary Seward
Marjorie Chester
John Roberts
Alvin Bemis
Gladys McCullough
Pearl Tathill
J. G. Wherry
Sarabande
Gavotte
Bach
Far Foster
Gere
Savard
Mrs. Stevens
H. Cushing
Cleveland
Max Kalish
C . Cushing
Fifth Street
Entertainment at W. C. A. Federation Meeting
The Federation of the W C A met for supper last evening. The program led by Alice Mc Gracken featured the Sun Club. McKinley School Orchestra, directed by Viela Har Graves, performed several selections as the opening. The remainder of the evening showcased a play by the Church of Christ Dramatic Club titled Sauce for the Goslings with cast Kenneth Young Iva Oliver Ronald Findley Ruth Barton Dorothy Barton Harold Parks and Ruth Kaiser. A book review is planned for next Tuesday. Mary Rust led the Young Women's Missionary Society meeting at the Methodist church in the president’s absence. A tureen dinner followed and Mrs. Mason Smith was a guest. The group discussed mission stations for sending its prepared articles. The next meeting is set for April thirteenth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.ci. A
Alice McGracken
Suni Club
McKinley School Orchestra
Viela Hargraves
Church of Christ! Dramatic Club
The
Goslings
Kenneth Young
Iva Oliver
Ronald Findley
Ruth Barton
Dorothy Barton
Harold Parks
Ruth Kaiser
Mary Rust
Young Women’s Missionary Society of the Methodist Church
Mason Smith
Local Social Notes From Gulf Farms to Cleveland Visits
Mr and Mrs W B Timms returned to Gulf Farms after five weeks in Florida. Mr and Mrs Leroy Maddock of Dayton Ohio spent the weekend here to celebrate William Maddock’s birthday. Mr and Mrs Fullerton returned to Pleasant Ridge Michigan after a visit with their daughter Mrs Will Thomas and family. Miss Virginia Saunders was in Chicago for the Kappa Alpha Theta sorority banquet and served as toastmistress. L B Fauver of Washington Avenue came back from Florida and Mrs Fauver will stay longer. Miss Hartz of Detroit is visiting Mrs C H Cushing on Fifth Street. Mrs Lucian Rust of Cleveland was mentioned.
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W. B. Timms
Gulf Farms
Florida
Leroy Maddock
Dayton
Ohio
William Maddock
Fullerton
Pleasant Ridge
Michigan
Will Thomas
Columbus Street
Virginia Saunders
Chicago
Kappa Alpha Theta
Saunders
L. B. Fauver
Washington Avenue
Fauver
Miss Hartz
Detroit
C. H. Cushing
Fifth Street
Lucian Rust
Cleveland
Local notices from Elyria area families
Weekend guest of Will Davies of Wooster street concerns Elyria area residents. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Morgan moved from Elyria to Medina last week. Harry Terrell left Friday for Florida to visit grandparents in Orlando. Lee Cole and family confined to home with illness. A son born to Mr. and Mrs. William Hyer at Elyria Memorial Hospital on March 1. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Johnson to live on Abbey road. A daughter born to Mr. and Mrs. John Tatara at Elyria Memorial Hospital on March 10. Lester Myers ill at 121 East River street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Davies
Wooster Street
Joseph Morgan
Chase Street
Elyria
Medina
Harry Terrell
Eighth Street
Florida
John Kaiser
Orlando
Lee Cole
Flintom Avenue
William Hyer
West River Street
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Match Iitk
Carl Johnson Sealmerly
East Avenue
Abbey Road
John Tatara
R. D
Grafton
Lester Myers
East River Street
Dish garden contest to be judged at Y M C A lobby
Oberlin Garden Club heard Mrs Hiram Thurston describe Japanese dish garden art, its color harmony and use of miniature landscapes. The Dish Garden contest, announced by Mrs Howard Barbour, will be judged by Mrs Thurston on March 26 in the Y M C A lobby, with awards for top contestants. Next club meeting April 14 features landscape architect Arthur Hadden Alexander on landscaping the small home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hiram B&b. Thurston
Oberlin
Garden Club
Japan
Thurston
Howard Barbour
F. A. Smythe
Arthur Hadden Alexander
Cleveland
Sides
Charles Comings
Anna Beck
Oberlin Garden Club
Interesting Contest At East Carlisle School
The sixth grade at East Carlisle School completed a contest to see which gender made fewer mistakes. The girls won by 183 points. Top performers were Eleanor Robson and Hugh Sudro. A new six week contest starts with leaders Martha Krebs and David Smetzer guiding student groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Carlisle School
Hugh Sudro
Eleanor Robson
Martha Krebs
David Smetzer
Martha
Teresa Frabotta
Ennica Romeyn
Dale Hastings
Myrdie Sheldon
Horace Bruce
Neil Haas
June Smith
Marian
Women integrate with big business in era of progress
The local Business and Professional Women’s club marks Business and Professional Women’s Week March 8 14 noting women as half the world’s wealth owners. Data show women hold major stakes in AT&T Westinghouse Pullman GE American Sugar Pennsylvania Railroad and others. Notable deals include Alice Foote MacDougall leasing for 1 million and Mrs George R VanNamee negotiating a 5 355 million lease the largest by a woman in U S history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National
Federation of Business and Professional Women's Clubs
Daya
American Telephone & Telegraph Co
Westinghouse Electric
Pullman Co
National Biscuit
General Electric
American Sugar
Pennsylvania Railroad
Norfolk Western
Southern Pacific
American Telephone and Telegraph Co
American Tobacco
Standard Oil of
New Jersey
Alice Foote MacDougall
George R. VanNamee
Public Service Commissioner
New York City
House of Flowers
Fifth Avenue
Washington Mourns Death of Undersecretary Cotton
Official Washington halted to mourn Joseph P. Cotton, undersecretary of state, who died in Baltimore after a prolonged illness. President Hoover praised Cotton as a longtime public servant and friend, while Secretary Stimson lauded his unique service and wide public reach. Funeral services are set for tomorrow at St Matthew's Church in Bedford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Joe’ Cotton
Baltimore
New York
President Hoover
Hoover
Cotton
Mr. Cotton
Joseph P. Cotton
William R. Castle
Hay
Stimson
St Matthew's Church
Bedford
Dormitory Beds Too Short For 1931 Students At College
Toronto officials of Upper Canada College say many students are taller now, forcing purchase of seven foot beds. Principal W. J. Grant notes longer beds are needed to fit growing student frames.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toronto
Ont
Upper Canada College
W. J. Grant
Dance at Ridgeville Grange Hall Friday Nights
A weekly Friday event features Cook's orchestra performing at Ridgeville Grange Hall for an open community dance night. Local residents and visitors are invited to enjoy live music, dancing, and social gathering in a traditional rural setting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ridgeville Grange Hall
Cook
Bonkura Miracle Pills Promised to Shed Pounds Fast
A promotional notice touts Bonkura as a safe effective fat reducer that also eases digestion and improves energy. It features a Morgan Michigan post mistress Mia Hattie M. Shafter testimonial claiming 12 pounds lost after a first bottle and ongoing use, with treatment offered for 80 cents at Molr's Drug Store.
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Mia
Hattie M. Shafter
Morgan, Mich
Bonkura
Flest
Molr’s
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NEW York Society
Contemporary Arts
Edgar Leslie
Mary, Queen of Scots
Jocelyn Pierson
Eugenie Gray
Daugh
Ter
John FE. Woodruff
Miss Woodruff
James M. Hand
Esther Krause
County Medical Society
A. Strauss
Lorain County Medical Society
Elka
John L. Sullivan
Robert J. Emilie
Business Women’s Department
Elyria Woman’s Club
A. W. Peters
Yellowstone
L. Knight
W. L. Foutts
S&s. L. Howells
Church of Christ
Second
Chapel Streets
Walter O. Smith
Paul Wainwright
W.C. Fowler
Arthur Giles
Fowler
Secretary of the Treasury
Women's Missionary Society
D. A. Baird
T. M. T. M. Club
Foster Home
Clarence Foster
Woodbury Street
Helen Humphrey
Harold Cooley
Leo, Smith
Mabel Brown
L. G. Miller
Ralph Mahn
Leo Smith
W. G. Taylor
Riceville
Towa
Sane
Barns
Ruth B. Tayor
Mission Society
Africa
Women’s Benefit Association
Mims
Betty Myers
W. C. A. Federation
Harold Beck
Chestnut Ridge
Ray Trenchard
Ruth Yentzer
Amherst
Willard Ryan
Bell Avenue
Carlisle School
St. Patrick
Purity Bakery
Kellogg
Battle Creek
Irrispies
Ae Tm Ee
Hattie M. Shaffer
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