Dorathy Lottman To Wed Carl Culler Of Sullivan
A society note from East River Road reports the engagement of Miss Dorothy Lottman, eldest daughter of Mr and Mrs Fred Lottman, to Carl Culler of Sullivan for an April second wedding. Culler teaches vocational agriculture at Sullivan High School and Miss Lottman is connected with the Agricultural Conservation Association of Lorain County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Lottman Wilf
Carl Culler
Sullivan
Fred Lottman
East River Road
Dorothy
Mattie Bongs
Velva Steffen
Minnie Barkknecht
Arthur Stoll
Irene
Fred Bongs
Elsie
Velva Steffer
Dorothy Lottman
Agnes Lottman
Culler
Sullivan High School
Lottman
Frontier Lecture by Dr Meyer on Old World-Have Have Nots
Dr Jacob C Meyer of Western Reserve University opened a three part series on the frontier era with a talk in the association gym last evening. He argued the 19th century closed frontier left nations seeking new territory for strength and wealth while the 20th sees no new worlds to conquer and force prevails. He divided nations into have and have not, urged home solutions to international problems, and critiqued the League of Nations limits. He warned a world war could destroy western civilization and favored a staged approach to conflict. The next lecture on April fourth will cover government industry labor movement and monopolies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob C. Meyer
Western Reserve University
Association Gymnasium
Meyer
League of Nations
Europe
John Erskine
Gladter
Dr. Meyer
Teenie Weenie Club Meeting At Lake Avenue Home
The Teenie Weenie Club met at Phyllis Alexander’s Lake avenue home with guest Mary Burill. The program included Pit 16 Kan U Go and late light refreshments. Another gathering occurred April 2 at Alice Gilbert’s Lake avenue, EE MERE. STE
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phyllis Alexander
Lake Avenue
Mary Burill
Alice Gilbert
EE Mere. Ste
Dr Gertrude Moulton Speaks at YW Ring Group Meet
Dr Gertrude Moulton director of Health Education for Girls at Oberlin College spoke to the Ring Group of the Senior Friendship Club at YW yesterday afternoon. The talk defined health as life lived fully and included standards for fitness, diet, study focus, sleep, and emotional balance. A service project to create a Friendship Club Shelf at the high school library was planned with Shirley Altfeld in charge. The next Ring Group meeting is set for April 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gertrude Moulton
Oberlin College
Lbrary
Friendship Club
Shirley Altfeld
Wake Poppy Day Plans in VW Lodge Meeting
A meeting of the Ladies Auxiliary to Post No. 1096 of VP OW held in Broad Street club rooms planned Poppy Day. Anna Powell was elected head of the project with the full auxiliary backing her. A Bingo party was announced for next Monday evening with Bertha Mulroy as chairman. The meeting closed with notices from Suzanne Beattie and Mary Mr, and Anna Powell. Next results from the Authors’ event are set for April.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Broad Street
Anna Powell
Agehaire Tuan
Bertha Mulroy
Ing
Suzanne Beattie
Mary Mr
Arthors
Apri
Merry Mixups Host Bingo Evening at Cleveland Street
At Mrs Marian Borne s home on Lot Cleveland Street last evening members enjoyed a cheerful bingo session. Prizes for high scores went to Mrs Linby Guthman and Mrs Elsia Secrivens while Mrs Bedine Was received consolation. Hostess duties were shared by Mrs Viola Byam and Mrs Frances Troutman. refreshments were served. The next meeting is set for April 4 at Mrs Ethel Sparks 318 East Bridge Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C.C. LE
Eastern Heights Circle of
Child Conservation League
Russell Stokley
A. H. West
Park Avenue
Gob Butts
Lillian Vought
Butts
Robert Daykin
Carl Wooden
Cleveland
Rainbow Majority League
Y. Wht AL
Betty Vandemark
Jane Garford
Meris-Mikups
Marian Borne
Cleveland Street
Linby
Guthman
Elsia Secrivens
Bedine
Viola Byam
Frances Troutman
Ethel Sparks
East Bridge Street
Ella Terrell and Herbert H Young Wed at Bride's Home
Ella Terrell and Herbert H Young marry at the bride’s home on a Monday afternoon in March. The ceremony was read by E J Bond in front of immediate family and intimate guests with a decorative display and wedding ring exchange.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ella Terrell
Herbert H. Young
Planning Club Program Review Evening Meeting
A planning session for the year will be held Thursday evening to review Redhoe Years by Agnes Furuhail. Helen Zalenke of the club will lead the program with a business meeting to finalize year's plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fru
Helen Zalenke
Elub
Redhoe
Agnes Furuhail
Ing
Notity
Homesteaders in Overalls Attend Junior Woman's Club Program
Dressed in overalls and gingham, local homesteaders attended a Junior Woman's Club program at the clubhouse last evening. The Stage Arts Studio directed by Mr. and Mrs. Irving Plain and Betty Bishop's dance pupils presented dances, songs, and a Dutch skit. JC club plans a mother-daughter banquet in May. next meeting set for April 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homsteaders
Stage Arts Studio
Umder
Irving Plain
Ull
Betty Bishop
Joe Boddy
Hawaiian Guiltars
Frances Williams
Virginia Kolopus
Jean Furney
Geraldine Miller
Shirley Oldfield
Barbara Cromley
Vivian Hunmner
Elizabeth Rockwood
Pat Martin
Jean Hoar
Gloria
Gladys
Pat Lyons
YWCA Middlestep Club Hosts Guest Speaker
The YWCA Middlestep Club invites guest speaker Mra Mob Milles for an evening program at the Ved Giestep Club. Members discussed attire and taste, named representatives Marion Bridgett and Olive Green, and planned a Cleveland visit for a business girls’ club. The club will host a joint meeting on March 29 and announce the date for an April 25 visit by Oberlin Peace Society members. Florence Sellers attended as a former chair and Ohio State student guest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conemz
Marion Bridgett
United States
Donna Chepman
Helen Rudy
Betty Chaefer
Mary Lou Bayley
Jana Meliuire
League
Doris Standen
Grace O'Malley
Cleveland
Business Girls
WO Jong
Oberlin Peace Societate
Sth
Florence Sellers
The
Eliair
Ohio State University
Girl Scout Troops Meet. Tenderfoot Tests Passed
Girl Scouts Troop No. 5 met at the American Legion Home with June Rankin in charge. Gale Gilmore and Virginia Thompson passed tenderfoot tests. A skating party is planned for Saturday. CARDINAL TROOP 8 met at Second Congregational church with Connie Jenking in formation. Jill Elston won a midget G. Spin for selling the most cookies for the camp fund. Next Monday features a mystery birthday party for Cardinal Troop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Girl Scouts
American Legion Home
June Rankin
Gale Gilmore
Virginia Thompson
Cardinal Troop
Connie Jenking
Second Congregational Church
Dorothy Bartter
Jill Elston
H. W. Pond
Washington Avenue
Deena
Local licenses listed for four individuals in Elyria and surrounding areas
Four names and ages appear with residences in Cle land Elyria and Lorain tied to licenses. The notice mixes occupations like truck driver and machinist with a 28 day hospitalization and maternity care offering 73 cents monthly, plus a Barclay address and phone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senonusuneaee
Solomon Ader
Cleland
Katheriene Williford
Lorain
Robert M. Long
Elyria
Belva EF. Glasse
West Street
U. S
Canada
Mrs. BE
Barclay
Grant St. Phono
Local Personal News Circles Span Akron to Joliet and Beyond
Mrs Mildred Emmons visits relatives in Akron while at home in Cleveland Street. Dr E J Bond and wife depart for Wilmington Delaware to join the Methodist work. Dr James D Brown visits his father Reverend George Brown in Princeton Avenue. Mrs H W Merriman and Mrs Fred Sasse travel to Joliet and Valparaiso. Herbert Cook attends Men’s Missionary League meeting at the United Presbyterian. Week end guests at 503 Cleveland Street include A G Orth and J J Meyer, Dunkirk, with daughter Kathryn remaining. Mrs Margaret Schmidtke and Mrs Fred Miller visit sister Mrs William Newell at 25 Stanford Avenue. Nell Burkett, Frank Klower, James Lassiter of Cleveland and Gertrude Carpenter of Akron are guests of Myrtle R No. 5 Water Street. Alfred Nay and spouse expect a daughter born March at Elyria Memorial Hospital. Andres J Oravishy of Columbus attends State Trustee conference at Ohio State University. Thomas G Stephens, Purdue freshman, among four scholars honored for high grades. Mr Stephens studies engineering. Glen Hudson announces marriage plans after a memorial hospital event. Patrick returns from two weeks in Orlando. Mr and Mrs Daviak of Homer Street spend weekend in Washington DC. Leaddie Malik of Elkhart visits parents on Lak Woodford Avenue. Jack Dickason and Elaine LePouce return to Louisville after visits here. Mrs Carl Dramm, Mrs Myles Perry and Mrs B H Long attend a luncheon in Lotta Friday with Nellie Love, Republican chair, hosting local club presidents. A daughter was born to Mr and Mrs Earl Lescher at Flying Memorial Hospital on March 21. The Lescher home is 266 Marseilles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mildred Emmons
Akron
Woo Ldekorish
Cleveland Street
E. J. Bondleft
Wilmington
Delaware
James D. Brown
Youngstown
Ohio
George Brown
Princeton Avenue
H.W. Merriman
Fred Sasse
Fourth Street
Joliet
Illinois
Valparaiso
Indiama
Herbert Cook
Lakewood
Leagne
United Presbyterian Church
G. S. Green
Green
A. G. Orth
Kathryn
J. J. Meyer
Dunkirk
New York
Kathryn Orth
Margaret Schmidtke
Grosse Point
Michigan
Fred Miller
Belleville
Ohin Laundry Owners' Association
Columbus
Olras State
Auniag Per Mene
Edward Cot
Stephens
School of
Eneinerring
Glen Hudson
North Gimsted
Els Memorial Hospital
Maret Fist
Ro Kl Patrick
Orlando
Plermda
Partick
Mis Daviak
Homer Street
Washington
Elva
Leaddie Malik
Elkhart
In- Grama
Earl Lescher
Flyriag Memorial Hospital
Leecher
Marseilles Avenue
Orm
Junior Girls Plan Hike for Jefferson School Club
The Junior Friendship Club at Jefferson School plans a Saturday hike. Each girl provides her own lunch and gathers at the Second Congregational Church at ten in the morning. Jean Brillhart will chaperone the group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson School
Second Congregational Church
Torning
Jean Brillhart
Benefit Program For Playground Equipment Sponsored By Teachers
Teachers of Alien School sponsor a benefit program to raise about four hundred dollars for playground equipment. The event, Thursday evening March 24 at 7 90 o'clock, features a first grade band, second grade dramatizations, musical numbers by Paul and Harold Wese baum, readings, kindergarten songs, and a safety play. Numerous students contribute acts including piano solos, dances, puppet shows, and a question box. Funds will be used to complete payments for the new playground equipment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alien School
Sporsoclile
Paul
Harold Wesebaum
Jamey Lyiuadue
Organ Man
Rue McIntyre
2Nd Srade
Allen Ohmes
Donna Mae Brecknock
Reading
Patty Silversides
Ivan Johnson
Kenneth Lord
Birthday Courtesy at Myrtle O Connor Home
USISC T IPE club honored Myrtle O Connor on her birthday with a home party hosted by Ianetite Roling on LaUr ange Road. Bridge games crowned Myrtle O Connor high scorer while Mrs Clarence Brown was consoled. Refreshments featured pink and white decor with tied candles. Hostess Maxine Roling aided by sister. In two weeks Mrs Don Wett ring will host at West avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R'Usisctipe Club
Myrtle O'Connor
Ianetite Roling
LaUrange Road
M Myrtle O'Conner
Clarence Brown
Maxine Roling
Don Wettring
West Avenue
Roosevelt G Rv's Hike With Advisor Manzu Near Lake
Roosevelt G Rv and advisor Toni Manzu hiked yesterday afternoon in Roosevelt Arkansas area. They shared a small lunch during the outing as they planned a tie to the County Theme and discussed future activities. Next Monday afternoon the Girl Reserves are planning another lake event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
Ark
Toni Manzu
Local Bridge Club Hosts Evening at Mrs Charlo’s Home
A social bridge gathering at the home of Mrs Charlo on Tenth Street entertained guests including Mrs Wollias. After the game, Mrs Russell Payne and Mrs Harry West received awards for their efforts. Luncheon followed and the club adjourned for two weeks with Mrs Aslan Morhms of South Middle Avenue supervising the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wollias
Charlo
Muline Wood
Tenth Street
Bridge
Russell Payne
Harry West
Aslan Morhms
South
Middle Avenue
Local Club Meetings and Social Events Announced
The Bible Study Class will not meet Wednesday at Mrs. A F Myers home on Chestnut street and will resume March 30. The Friendship Club of Jefferson High plans a lake outing this Saturday meeting at Second Congregational Church at 10:00 a.m. Sons of Union Veterans Auxiliary hosts an oyster supper at their hall Thursday at 5 p.m. Helping Hand Society meets at Alice Green on Second Street Wednesday afternoon. Business Women's Bible class attends an 8 p.m. service at the Baptist church to hear Don R Falkenberg with reserved seating for class members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. F. Myers
Chestnut Street
Friendship Club
Jeffereson High School
Second Congregational Church
Sons of Union Veterans Auaxiliary
Helping Hand Society
Alice Green
Second Street
Business
Community Calendar Highlights for Tonight at Local Halls
Various clubs and organizations hold meetings and events across town tonight. The schedule includes Mr Godoy Presents at High School auditorium 8 15 PM and Dean Roehm speaking at Baldwin Wallace College, plus numerous meetings for literary, fraternal, and service groups at addresses on Tattersall, Third, Vulcan, Furnace, Franklin, and other streets.
Entertains Club Hosts Evening at Spruce Street Home
Mrs Arthur Roush hosted Tallsha Club members at 262 Spruce Street. The first prize went to Mrs Ward Caramore, second to Mrs William Bridgett, and consolation to Mrs Gust Zeck. Guests dined in the dining room with IV guests and a program described as a deagers Volurse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Roush
Spruce Street
Tallsha Club
Ward Caramore
William Bridgett
Gust Zeck
Deagers Volurse
Misa Dik Mae Wilson
Ninth Street
Nest
Mrs Pratt Hosts Evening at Pratt Home
Mrs Mable Pratt hosted a social at her Forteen Avenue residence with guests including Mrs Marie Bidek and Mrs Jace Bower. Luncheon was served and games brought the group together in a cordial gathering at West Dredd Street home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mable Pratt
Boneford
Wales
Banco
Pring
Marie Bidkteh
Ore
Jace Bower
West Dredd Street
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Dora
Mable Little
Church
Canton Lorain
Minnie Church
Frank Wils
Lizzie Berger
Cantons
Auai
All Branche Fellowship
Caines
PL Vu. Ke
Myrie Rose
Water Street
Edith Hil
W. H. Bruck
Jacob Meyers
Ito
Brassieres
Corset
Capitol Theatre
Ring Group
Lohr Lipciepe
Colette Vr
Dan Bm
HH. Terrell
East Broad Street
Elfe Terrell
Werhest
Young
E. J. Bond
Wwe
Stat
Hermie
Tera Doard
Edward
Earl’s Dry Cleaners
Earl’s Valet Service
Ywca Middlestep Club
News of the Girl Scouts
Wysane
Broadstre
Elmer Erickson
Jack Drage
Franklin Avenue
Gaiety
Sacha View Wurts
Elite
Greaser
Furnace Street
Octave Club
Elizabeth Papp
Vulcan Street
Dean Roehm
Baldwin-Wallace College
Sigloe
Gibson Moore
Frank S. Harmon
Barty
Louise Schaefer
Renton Avenue
Daughters of Union Veterans
Elyria Women’s Club
Entertains Club
Mrs. Pratt
CMR
Fay Co
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