Truth Seekers class and club meetings at U P church
Community groups meet across Elyria with the Truth Seekers class at U P church led by Miss Nettie Patton and March Club led by Mrs Katherine Sparks. Various clubs hold evening sessions at homes, with book reviews, taxes talks, play and quilt displays, and officer installations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Truth Seekers
U. P. Church
Nettie Patton
Parkview Court
March
Katherine Sparks
Weatavenur
P. W
Jene Chard
Gertrude Jaster
A. AJ UL W
E. J. Howenstine
Park Avenue
Exsy Acer Club
Roy Minch
Bellefield Avenue
R, Gane
Ethelyn Sehimyer
Clinton Avenue
Mel. Perry
Nielsen
Lorain
Boys’ Missionary Society of the United Presbyterian Church
Carlisle Grange
Proleram
South Murray
Youngs Women's Missionary Society of
M. E
Avkermaz
Princeton Avenue
Ta Wa Club
Church of Christ
Elyria Ledge
O. F
St. John‘’s
Second Congregational Women’s
Homecoming Concert by Mason Chorus At Temple
Hospital notes record discharges and patients including Mrs Lawrence and Gil bert Brandt. The Mason City Mason ic Chorus announces a Homecoming concert Thursday evening at the Temple with Gilbert and Sullivan operetta Trial by Jury planned, accompanied by Walter Hinkle, with J Mure Beck and James Davidson in solos and monologues, plus a post Easter Galaxy Club dance planned for April 7 at the American Legion Home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Temple
Sandusky
Wickier
Walter Hinkle
J. Mure
Ititt Beck
James Davidson
Saint Mary's
Gilbert Aahd Sullivan
Angelina
Leroy Priel
Ralph Standen
Rude
Myron Foot
Ting Counsel
Robert Burns
Ralph Williams
Paul Hines
Dr. Ackerman
Carroll Post
Id Sutcliffe
Rule
J. Davidson
Glenn Baxter
Comeds
Ed Gates
George Ciurtin
Fred Rieck
Masonic Temple
Cheapside
Harriett King to Wed William Robertson at Her Home
Harriett King daughter of Mr and Mrs Richard King of East Avenue will marry William Robertson son of Mr and Mrs Andrew Robertson of East River Street on Saturday afternoon March 31. A small party hosted by Miss Mariam Maddock at her East Avenue home honored Miss King with games and gifts and a three course luncheon with Culendaglas and yellow tapers as decorations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harriett King
Wm. Robertson
Mariam Maddock
East Avenue
Miss King
Richard King
William Robertson
Andrew Robertson
East River Street
Mita Carpenter
Fullmer Sandrock Wedding Announced by Parents
Ms and Mrs E C Sandrock announce the marriage of their daughter Ellie Ellenbeth to Howard Martin Fullmer son of Mr and Mrs Elmer Fullmer of Butternut Ridge The ceremony occurred March 16 in Sharon Pennsylvania The couple honeymooned in Washington DC and will reside at the Sundrovk home on Chestnut Bridge after March 25
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. C. Sandrock
Ellie Ellenbeth
Howard Martin Fullmer
Elmer Fullmer
Butternut Ridge
Sharon
Pennsylvania
Fuller
Ridgeville High School
Cluga
Fulmer
Northuston High School
Washington, D.C
Sundrovk
Easter Apparel At Our Store Sets The Pace
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Local clubs host dinners and meetings across town
Susanna Wesley class members honored at a dinner observing birthdays with a tureen supper and a birthday cake at First Methodist Church. Other groups held Easter table decor, prize games, and readings with Mrs. Oldfield and Mrs. Parker hosting, plus a Catholic authors discussion at St Mary’s Sodality and a St Patrick party with the Roe family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Susanna Wesley Club
Susanna Wesley
First Methodist Church
Mire Gueraldine Simkins
Sarah Hall
Nuptial Shower Honors Mr and Mrs Waldo Kirk
Mrs W P Shepard and Mrs Carrol Shepard hosted a Saturday evening gathering for relatives and friends at their home. The event celebrated the marriage of Mr and Mrs Waldo Kirk at Daytona Beach on February 11. Green and white decor marked St Patrick's Day with games and a program. Master Donald Shepard appeared in a St Patrick outfit and showered guests with humorous gifts. The Kirks reside with the Shepard family on Cleveland Road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merlin Roe
Abbe Road
Serth Olmsted
Cleveland
Ridgeville
Els
Dover Center
W. P. Shepard
Carrol Shepard
Waldo Kirk
Daytona Beach
Donald Shepard
Mrs. Kirk
Cleveland Road
Birthday Party Delights Young Margie Young
Margie Young celebrated her tenth birthday with a party on Saturday. Colorful balloons and area decorations filled the room. Prizes went to Shirley McGowan and Marion Hobill. Food and refreshments appeared plentiful with a long guest list including Mary Ty Reyes Audrey Grave McGowar Manon Vobet Joan Raine Mary Kelly Shirley McGowan Percy Cairns Katherine Mcdonald Rita Kirkbride Gerry Reads Joan McDonnell Jean Kline Donets Jack Young and the Boston title noted among the items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margie Young
Shirley McGowan
Marion Hobill
Mary Ty Reyes
Audrey Grave McGowar
Manon Vobet
Joan @raine
Mary Kelly
Percy Cairns
Mince Katherine Mcdonald
Rita Kirkbride
Gerry Reads
Joan McDonnell
Jean Kline
Donets
Jack Young
Boston
First Congregational Circle Plans Annual Birthday Luncheon
Meeting notes outline several church and club gatherings including a W W club at Miss Janet Bals home on Murray Ridge Friday, Young Men's Forum at the Y M C A Friday at 8, Round Table at Judge A R Webber’s Washington avenue home Wednesday, and ongoing W B Anderson Men's Missionary League meetings with renewed attendance. Rev Brown's talks on Foreign Missions cover Egypt India The Sudan and Ethiopia with letters from St Louis Harrisburg and Memorial Presbyterian societies. Next regular meeting April 2 features Wade Smith sermon and April 16 lesson. refreshments served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.W. Club
Janet Bals
Murray ‘Hidge
Young Men's Forum
W. B. Anderson Men's Missionary League
Mr. Brown
En.tire
Messrs
Llsop
Baird
Cooke
Ivech
Post nuptial shower honors Mrs. Thatcher in Columbus Street home
Mrs Alva Kemp and daughter Beulah hosted a post nuptial shower for Mrs Dorothy M Thatcher at the Kemp residence on Columbus Street. Fifteen guests attended games and gifts were exchanged. Attendees included Norma Schultz, L M Beard, D Fenimore, Karl Herrmann, and Rev Clay. Other notes mention a bridge party hosted by Mrs Henry Ault and plans for upcoming bee keeper meetings led by W E Dunham and C I Hummel with a social hour and refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alva Kemp
Beulah
Besor
Charles M. Thatcher
Kemp
Columbus St
Thatcher
Dorothy Kemp
Fiest
Norma Schultz
L. M. Beard
D. Fenimore
Karl Herrmann
Hunt
R. Stark
James Chesmir
L. Moorman
M. Burke
F. Clay
Clay
Wilbur Kemp
Attica
Ohio
Lorain County
R. E. Blackwell
Kipton
W. E. Dunham
Ohio State University
C. I. Hummel
Daughters Marriage Announced in Penna
Mr and Mrs Nick Pais of Elsria announce their daughter Mildred will wed Owen Woodcock son of Mr and Mrs Frank Woodcock of Elyria The wedding was held in Erie Pennsylvania on Tuesday March 1st The couple will reside at 449 Bell Ave
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nick Pais
Elsria
Mildred
Owen Woodcock
Frank Woodcock
Elyria
Erie
Peopeylvania
Woodcock
Bell Avenue
Local Social News From Elyria and Nearby Areas
Mr and Mrs Robert Gray entertain the Grays parents Mrs Murrey visit New Pariah Ohio. Mrs E R Laver called to West Elkton due to the death of her father Mr Eby. Mr and Mrs Charles D Ryder Jr and son leave for Cleveland to make their home. Mrs Ryder is daughter of Mr and Mrs T L Morse. Mrs Cora Smith of Gambier and son Rev William X Smith of Cleveland were guests of Mrs F J Snook for funeral services for William Schafer. Elyrians attended the O E dinner and inspection of Sullivan chapter with several attendees listed. Mrs George Hillmer and others visited Mrs Don Brant and Mrs Frederick Griffin arrived from St Joseph Missouri. Mr and Mrs Edward Herbert of Cleveland were weekend guests. A son was born to Mr and Mrs Paul Hummer at Elyria Memorial Hospital. Mrs Paul Kridler and son James arrive for Mrs Ruth’s birthday. Twin boys born to Mr and Mrs Reinhold Laurence. Miss Helen Hutt returned from Painesville for Spring vacation. H McGowin admitted to St Alexis Hospital Cleveland for surgery. Miss Katharina Brown at home during Lake Erie College recess. Mr and Mrs Worth Fauver spent weekend in Canton with friends. Miss Edith Gerstenberger returned home from Lake Erie College. Dr William Muir Auld to lecture this evening at a meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Gray
Gray Apartments
Murrey
New Pariah
Ohio
E.R. Laver
West Elkton
Eby
Charles D. Ryder Jr
Cleveland
Ryder
T. L. Morse
Cora Smith
Gambier
Wiliam X. Smith
F. J. Snook
Harvard Avenue
Norwalk
William Schafer
Smith
Snook
Sullivan
Carl Dramam
Carl Kohler
Charles Garford
Lewis Hetdrich
Hans Steger
M. Reynolds
Paul Wellert
Higgins
C. W. Holbrook
George Hillmer
Rk. D Oldfield
Jos
Knuft
Don Brrant
Lakewood
Frederick Griffin
St. Joseph
Missouri
B. E. Saunders
Middle Avenue
Edward Herbert
Martin Roe
Abbe Road
Paul Hummer
East Avenue
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Leth
Paul Kridler
James
Fremont
Kenyon Avenue
St. Alexis Hospital
Katharina Brown
Wooster Street
Lake Erie College
Painesville
Worth Fauver
Harrison Street
Canton
John Brothers
Harold McGowin
Detroit
Nay McGowin
Toledo
H. H. McGowin
Edith Gerstenberger
Clevsland Road
Wiliam Muir
Marriage License Applications and Local Notices
A cluttered update lists marriage license applications for Herbert Deutchman and Molly Bomberg from Akron and Lorain with Rev. Kramer. Charles Kelser and Kathryn Troxel in Lorain and Elyria with Rev. Karl Meister. Also noted are social visits in Cleveland Detroit and Park Avenue residents, plus a regional iron ore claim in Eastern Brazil and the death of the writer known as Oulda.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert Deutchman
Akron
Molly Bomberg
Lorain
Kramer
Charles Philip Kelser
Kathryn Ida Troxel
Elyria
Karl P. Meister
Brazil
Net Prophets Paris Predicts Net For Spring Frocks
Net Prophets Paris foresees net used prominently in spring and summer dresses. A midnight blue horsehair net gown features a ruffled neck and organza orchids for a sleek look priced at 19.75. Navy coats with Blue Fox dye offer a pinched silhouette, long skirt seams, and a Diana-like line at 29.50.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Net
Paris
Vogue
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KOK
Annette Whitney
Lake Avenue
Helen Nelding
Kenneth Beal
Bath St
Maxine Smith
June Smith
Helen Kramer
BOY Scouts Troop No
Boy Scouts m
Wolf Patrol
Ccile Gordon
Ff. 3. D
Lucie Werdon
Street
Dan Tutte
Helen Macsay
Crotest
Helen Nagy
Rudy Zivie
Knights OF Pythian
Club Hoos
Ralph Wood
West Avenue
Genevieve Garris
Pire Ase Dent
Hamer
Saanetti Linville
Barbara Broddech
Advn Tssgens
Riephold Lawrence
Ning Hishep Loo
River St
Faun Hershberger
Polk
Leon Javols
Ashland
Lawrence Craig
Gilbert Brandt
R. D
Galaxy Club
American Legion
Eleanor Hillmer
Jeanne Reid
Ora Champion
Margaret Stirzaker
Walter J. Boroski
Lorafp
George Huttinger
Fifteenth Street
BUNCO
MIS. Radde
B. B. B. Club
Scott
Ed. Stokes
Arthur Scrivens
Arthur Radde
Fairlawn Avenue
Chanco
Harry Dickens
Sam Avery, Jr
Earl] Hawkins
Charles Troutman
Sam Avery
Canton Lorain
Aux
Canton Lorain and Auxiliary
Sam Powers
Oberlin
Edith Henry
Bob Hastings
Clarence Foster
Bellfield Avenua
Richard Koebn
Foster
Arthur Guthman
Frank Joviak
Kennor
John Forbes
Alex Forbes
Highland Court
Vicks
ET IG
Amherst
Gertie Parker
Laster
Pizechle
Myrtle Struck
Kathryn Rosers
Oberlin Road
R. D. Gldfield
Woman's Welsh Club
E. Griffiths
Women's Welsh Club
R. D. Oldfield
A. L. Agate
al Guest
St. Mary's Sodality
St. Mary's School
Edward J. Murphy
ST. Patrick's Party
VN. C
Jean Howenstine
Park Nue
Ole
Frederics
Eugene
Miyatelle
Dresmi and
Theatre Fhone
Mrs. W. Kirk
Merthe’s
C. H. Merthe & Co
Allen Bernard
Century Bik
Phono
First Congregational
I. M
Round Table Club
A. R. Webber
Washington Avenue
Rev. Brown
Charles Thatcher
Henry Ault
J. Elwyn Akin
Jeanette Terry
County Beekeepers
Penna
Ryan'’S Beauty Shop
4Th St
Ispersonals
Pasteur Club
Union Club
William Thomsson
O. Thomasson
Wiliam Thomasson
Billy
Katherine Lesson
D. F. Dee
R. K. Barkkoecht
Oulda
BOC
Max
Cedar
Coal Century
Crooks
Desperado
Edith Mae E Hat Shoppe
HyGrade Dry Cleaners
Middle Ave
Birkline’s
Birkline
Birkline’s Hair Shop
Second ST
Prone
Btyle Center
China
Molyneux and
Mainbacher
Sta Conlin
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