Thelma Jumont Weds George Carter in Early Morning Ceremony
Thelma Jumont daughter of Mrs. Neva Jumont of Lake Avenue and George Carter son of Mr. and Mrs. Bert Carter of Spruce Street were married at ten o'clock this morning at the Second Congregational Church. Reverend A. E. Kemp officiated. Attendants were Mr. and Mrs. Edward Schneider with Mrs. Schneider a groom’s sister. The couple will reside with the groom’s parents after a wedding dinner at the Atkinson home in New London. Mr. Carter is a Elyria High alum and Kent State attendee, employed by American Lace Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thelma Jumont
Neva Jumont
Lake Avenue
George Carter
Bert Carter
Spruce Street
A. E. Kemp
Second Congregational Church
West Street
Edward Schneider
Mrs. Schneider
Play Is Entertainment at Elyria Woman's Club Meeting
Mrs. D. C. Martin presided as vice chairman of the Educational department while Mrs. Katherine Massey recuperated. The department plans to host the April luncheon for the General Club. Program by Drame group of the A A U W featured a one act play Life May Begin at Fifty directed by Mrs. R. W. McWilliams. Cast included Mrs. George Hoke Mrs. D. A. Baird Mrs. Ward Young Mrs. J. L. Beltz and Miss Edythe Harris. Tea hosts were Mrs. Roy Clymer Mrs. Earl Bacon Mrs. Robert Wilson and Mrs. E. R. Schneider.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. C. Martin
Elyria Woman's Club
Katherine Massey
Casper Clark
D. A. Baird
Bach Anniversary Event At Emmanuel Lutheran Church
Mark Bach Anniversary at Emmanuel Lutheran Church Princeton and Garford avenues features a Bach birthday event with Evening Service at 7 30 p m and Organ Recital by Charles Lee with Ar ness Cox and Nevin D Bauer all Oberlin Conservatory students. Morning Worship 10 45 a m includes choir directed by J Martin Beck performing Jesus My Saviour Look on Me. Sermon in Lent Series His Unexpectedness. Sunday School 9 45 a m led by A J Fenner. All ages invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emmanuel Lutheran Church
Princeton
Garford Avenues
Johann Sebastian Bach
Charles Lee
Arness Cox
Nevin Dauer
Oberlin Conservatory
J. Martin Beck
Jesus
H. H. Pike
A. J. Fenner
Chhareg
Capital Punishment Topic Dominates Round Table Session
The Round Table Club heard attorney Richard Stevens argue against capital punishment while noting its historic use and the risk of wrongful convictions. Judge A R Webber, a club member, opposed the death penalty. Dr. William B Hubbell then described Alcatraz and its deterrent purpose. The next meeting, April 5, features Dr. John P Rankin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Round Table Club
Rodney Rockwood
Richard Stevens
Blackstone
England
Lorain County
A. R. Webber
Timely Question Sermon on State Aid to Denominational Schools
Dr. William Muir Auld will preach at First Congregational Church tomorrow on the Senate debate in Columbus over state aid to denominational schools. The sermon aims to elucidate the controversy and possible actions. The anthem “I Sought the Lord” will be sung by Mrs. George Tulk, with the Church School meeting at 9:30 in its usual rooms. Visitors and those seeking a church home are welcomed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Muir Auld
First Congregational Church
Senate
Columbus
Auld
Stevenson
George Tulk
First Church
Peter Par Players Present Tom Sawyer at Ely Auditorium
The Peter Par Players staged The Adventure of Tom Sawyer to a packed Ely auditorium last evening. The spirit of regular troupers was evident as children delivered a lively performance with music by Baird’s children’s band and tap dances by Lita Fell, Valerie Tite, and June Folley. Mrs Frank Berser directed. another play is planned next month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Par Players
Ely Auditorium
Baird
Lita Fel
Valerie Tite
June Folley
Peter Pan Players
Frank Berser
Study Club Entertained Mrs R J Schork at Stanford Avenue
The Catholic Study club met yesterday afternoon on Stanford Avenue with Mrs H C Robinson assisting After a brief business session Mrs FPL Hayes reviewed Give This Man Place Hugh F Blunt and Mrs Carl Hobert read a paper on Conditions in Mexico by Michael Kenny The next meeting will be in two weeks at Mrs E P Hares on Denienn Avenue with Mrs S J Birkhack assisting
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. J. Schork
Stanford Avenue
Catholic Study Club
H. C. Robinson
Fpl Hayes
Ty Hugh F. Blunt
Ll. Ta. D
Carl Hobert
Mexico
Michael Kenny
E. P. Hares
Denienn Avenue
S. J. Birkhack
Calendar and Club Meetings in Lorain Area
A roundup of dinners and meetings across local groups. Sororities and fraternities gather at various streets and venues including 405 Broad Street and 335 Eighth Street. Religious and service groups meet at churches, YMCAs, and lodges, with times from 2:50 PM to 7:30 PM and venues like St. Andrews church and YWCA.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doherty Sorority
Broad Street
Lorain Co
Dental Society
Lorain
Dubl Dec
Garnet Cox
Furnace Street
A. A
BE. L. F
Muriel Sump
Middle Avenue
St. Andrew's Church
R. D. Oldfield
Kenyonvenue
Knights of Pythias
West Avenue
Rocco Trombetta
Jim Riccz
King Solomon's Lodge
P. D. Reefy
Woodman Hall
Kights of Columbus
South End Bible Class
R. C. Baird
7Th Street
Hospital Admissions and Discharges List
Hospital admissions include Irene Lantsberry of La Grange Mrs Arthur Engle of Birmingham Roy Perkins of Columbia Station Mrs James Harper of 136 Pasadena Avenue Francis Eaton of 320 East Heights Boulevard Artis Jane Kaiser of Erhart. Discharges include James Woodman of See Willard Mrs John Otterpacher of 358 Columbia Street Pearl Tenick of Valley City Sam Gottlieb of 145 Garvin Avenue Mrs Kenneth Horton and their baby boy at 410 Earl Court Mrs Harry Sanders and their baby girl at 231 East Fourth Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irene Lantsberry
la Grange
Arthur Engle
Birmingham
Roy Perkins
Columbia Sta
James Harper
Pasadena Avenue
Francis Eaton
E. Hts
Bivd
Artis Jane Kaiser
Erhart
James Woodmansee
Willard
John Otterpacher
Columbia St
Pearl Tenick
Valley City
Sam Gottlieb
Garvin Avenue
Kenneth Horton
Earl Court
Harry Sanders
E. Fourth Street
McKinley P T A Moves Meeting Up One Week
McKinley P T A will meet a week early on Monday March 25 in the P T A room due to spring vacation scheduling. Rabbi Marcus Kramer of the Jewish Temple will compare education in the U S with foreign systems, especially the Orient, with music by Dorothy Thayer and readings from high school speakers. A nursery for young children will be available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McKinley P. T. A
Walter Peak
Rabbi Marcus Kramer
Orient
Rabbi Kramer
Elyria
Dorothy Thayer
McKinley School
Dorcas Class Supper Hosted by Church of Christ
The Dorcas class of the Church of Christ met in the church dining room for a three s supper with seating for fifty. Miss Mildred Cope led the devotional hour, Mrs. Harold Parks directed singing, and Miss Mary Fox played piano. Mrs. Parks sang two solos Garden of Tomorrow and Waiting for the Sunrise. Ona Holly YWCA secretary spoke on her work, followed by three songs by Mrs. Feat with accompaniment by Mrs. Eric Chapman. Hostesses included Mesdames Walters Fridenstine Knepper Schaffer Kaiser McGinnis Huene and the Misses N and M Cope and F Stetson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorcas
Church of Christ
Mildred Cope
Harold Parks
Mary Fox
Parks
Ona Holly
William Feat
Eric Chapman
Garden of Roses
Mesdames Walters
Fridenstine
Knepper
Schaffer
Baraca Class Dine and View Wildlife Films
The Baraca Class of the First Methodist church held a dinner at the Woman's Club last night. Reverend F. A. Eastman of Amherst spoke after the meal, presenting wildlife films from northern Canada. About forty attendees enjoyed the program organized by Marien Craader and J. Fitch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baraca
First Methodist Church
Woman's Club
F. A. Eastman
Amherst
Canada
Marien Craader
J. Fitch
Lorain Guests Entertain Friends at Cambridge Court Home
Mrs Mary Byers hosted Lorain visitors Mrs Mary Byers and Miss Jessie Whitby last evening with two tables of bridge. Winners were Mrs Walter Trunkel first and Mrs Eric Munro second, while Miss Mary Hope was consoled. A two course luncheon followed. Guests included Mrs Eric Munro Mrs A Innes Mrs Walter Trunkel and Misses Agnes and Mary Hope of Lorain and Mrs Louis Bush of Elyria.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Byers
Jessie Whitby
Lorain
Walter Trunkel
Eric Munro
Mary Hope
A. Innes
Agnes and
Louis Bush
Elyria
Lorain YWCA Schedule and License Mentions
Lorain based YWCA lists licenses for Jacob Ferlic and Annette Cerne lea. The weekly schedule includes Auxiliary lunch, Gates and Hamilton Girls Reserves, Suns Club tureen supper, Bible class in the evening, and Beginners French. Other items cover divisions, Book Review, Employed Young Women, Advanced French, and various Girl Reserves and clubs through Friday with multiple time slots and sessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton Irl
Suns Club
Ely and Jefferson
MedWwinley and Hamilton
Friendship Club
Blue Triangle Club
Washington
Notawa Club
Elyria Men's Bible Class to Present Music at Rivoli Theatre
Mrs. Robert Vestal, contralto, will be the soloist for Elyria Men's Bible class at the Rivoli Theatre Sunday morning. The class orchestra will assist. The lesson topic is Put ting New Ideals Into Practice. New officers elected: H. L. Cordrey president Claude Wiefield vice president John Hecock secretary Thos Robson treasurer. Attendance last Sunday was almost one hundred. Class meets 9:30 for one hour and invites all Elyriana men and visitors to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Vestal
Elyria Men's
Rivoli Theatre
H. L. Cordrey
Claude Wiefield
John Hecock
Thos. Robson
Elyriana
Easter-Decorated Social Eight Meets at Gagen Home
Members of the Social Eight club gathered with hostess Mrs. Nora Gagen on Wurst Court where Martha Wirth won first prize in the evening’s chosen game. Agnes Halderman took second and Mrs. Gagen received consolation. Easter decorations and favors featured at the refreshment table. next meeting set for Myrtle Dilts’ Nichols block home on April fourth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Social Eight Club
Nora Gagen
Wurst Court
Martha Wirth
Agnes Halderman
Gagen
Myrtle Dilts. Nichols Block
Local personals list notes from the week
Mrs. Agnes Blinzlay leaves for Buffalo to visit her sister Mrs Mansell. John Bayer of Lewis Mercury returns from New York. Virginia Betteridge, daughter of Dr and Mrs J E Betteridge, joins Alpha Sigma Tau at Kent State College. University Club members and friends visit Club Lido in Cleveland. Ralph E Hone of Toledo is a weekend guest for Revered H K Finley at Denison Avenue. Donald Hecock returns from Syracuse University for spring vacation. Reverend H K Finley and guest Ralph Howe will preach at Wellington Baptist Church with Finley to speak in the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agnes Blinzlay
Buffalo
New York
Mansell
John Bayer
Lewis Mercantile Company
New York City
Virginia Betteridge
J. E. Betteridge
Park Avenue
Kent State College
Alpha Sigma Tau
University Club
Club Lido
Cleveland
Ralph E. Hone
Toledo
H. K. Finley
Denison Avenue
Donald Hecock
Syracuse University
Lake Avenue
Ralph Howe
Baptist Church
Wellington
Finley
Class Changes Name At Pilgrim Church Event
A Pilgrim Community church event at Pearl Cox home 266 Prospect street features the Happy Helpers class changing its name to S. O. S. class Sunbeams of Service. The group will meet biweekly on Fridays and planned a candy sale with crepe paper aprons. June Elen Heil ing at 339 Winckles street will host the class on April fifth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pearl Cox
Prospect Street
Happy Helpers
Pilgrim Community Church
Elen Heiling
Winckles Street
Miss Batdorf Leads Excelsior Club Review Evening
Miss Batdorf reviews The Genial Idiot by John Kendrick Bangs for Excelsior Club with Miss Elberta Hawk present. Miss Mary Batdorf delivers the literary critique, refreshments provided by the hostess, next meeting adjourned to April twelfth with Miss Reva Searles scheduled to entertain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Excelsior Club
Elberta Hawk
Stanford Avenue
John Kendrick Bangs
Mary Batdorf
Reva Searles
East Avenue
Church of Christ Hosts Sunday Services and Ember Society Installation
Sunday School at the Church of Christ convenes Sunday morning in the church. The service at 10:30 will feature Reverend Edgar Allen as preacher. A joint meeting of the Intermediate and Senior Christian Endeavors occurs in the church basement at 6:59 P M with Miss Virginia Bruner leading and Harold Olmsted installing officers of the newly organized Intermediate Society as C E Union Advisor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of Christ
Edgar Allen
Virginia Brunzer
Intermediate Society
Harold Olmsted County
C. E. Union
Widening Circle Meets at Baptist Church House
Mrs. J. R. Brown presided over yesterday's Widening Circle session at East avenue Baptist Church House. With teacher Mrs. Wilford absent, Bible study flowed under Mrs. R. E. Neighbour. Hostesses included Mrs. J. C. Everard and others. Next meeting set for April nineteenth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. R. Brown
Widening Circle
Baptist Church
East Avenue
Wilford
R. E. Neighbour
J. C. Everard
Charles Hancock
Walter Davies
Helen Campbell
R. C. Hastings
Kemble
Johnson
Sorority Dinner At Home Of Mise Myrna Smetzer
Zeta Upsilon sorority dinner last evening at Mise Myrna Smetzer's home with hostesses Mise Pauline Gietzey and Miss Maude Copas. After a business session, vari AUR RAMOS were enjoyed and a dessert course served. Next meeting set for April third with Mist Andres Squire of Lake avenue.
Meeting of Women’s Retter Counsy Attended
The Women’s Retter Counsy met yesterday afternoon. One candidate was haliloted and accepted. Two dollars were donated to the Salvator Arms fund. Three weeks hence the corpe will meet again. Mrs Morris Broan hosted. bridge prizes went to Mrs Homer Merrill Mrs Brown and Mrs Clarence White. Next meeting at Mrs Clarence White’s home in two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tay
Hail Aar
Thacoens
Salvator Arms Fund
Bussnete
Corpe
Morris Broan
Clark Street
Homer Merrill
Brown
Clarence White
Sterling Ray
Beebe Court
Easter program at First Congregational Church
Last evening at the First Congregational Church forty teachers and spouses attended a dainty dinner with forsythia pussy willows and yellow candies. Dr Auld and Dr Fiske spoke on religious education and family roles for Easter plans. Four guests joined Thursday Nite Pals at the Neuman home for crafts and a planned tureen dinner on April fourth with a next meeting on April 19 at Moore's Tavern.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucy Houserman
Auld
J. VanDusen
Wm. M. Auld
A. C. Hudnutt
A. F. Terry
Robert Conigsby Clarke
G. Walter Fiske
Fiske
Mabel Walker
Joe Neuman
Jean Martin
Mary Palko
Mary
Emily Neuman
Rose Kasik
Qhberlin Road
Wat
Mrs. Neuman
Mee Sterling Burrows
Sermons and services at First and Second Churches on Sunday
The 1st Methodist Church schedules a 10 45 a m sermon by Rev Dr E J Bond with a choir solo and organist Miss Louise Brown The 9 39 a m church school led by Dwight Burr The evening sermon titled What and Where Is Paradise The Young People Chorus will sing Send Out Thy Light The Epworth League will meet at 6 39 led by Miss Margaret Minch The Rev A E Kemp preaches at the 2nd Congregational Church at 10 45 a m with My Jesus I Love Thee sung by Mrs Nellie Gregory The children’s Bible School session features a talk by the Reverend Kemp on Peter Describes the Christian Life and 3rd chapter verses 18 Lunch at Chatham follows a Youth Fellowship Conference trip for Senior C E The Intermedi ate C E meets at 6 p m A Fellowship Forum for elder youth meets at 7 p m Pauline Storer presides and Rev Kemp advises Mrs Otin Greene of the 1st Congregational Church will be a guest speaker
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. J. Bond
el Cing
Stark
Louise Brown
O. E. Brodbeck
Church School
Dwight Burr
Paradise
Marian Sponseller
Parks
Margaret Minch
Epworth League
Avis Hastings
Jesus
A. E. Kemp
Second Congregational Church
I. H. Meredith
Nellie Gregory
Kemp
Bible School
Peter
Chatham
Alfred Luther
Alice Robertson
Pauline Storer
Otin Greene
1St Congregational Church
Queet
Theologian to Speak at Oberlin Theological Chapel
Theologian H A Sayles of Emanuel Lutheran Church announces that Prof. Narl Helm of Tuborgin University Germany will give two lectures on Monday and Thursday afternoon at 4 15 at the Oberlin Theological Chapel. Helm is described as one of the greatest theologians of the present generation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. A. Sayles
Emmanuel Lutheran Church
Narl Helm
Tubeogin University of
Germany
Oberlin Theological Chapel
Helm
Neighbour to Lead Services at First Baptist Church Today
Dr. R. E. Neighbour returns to preach at 10 46 a m on A Living Sacrifice and 7 30 p m Good News From A Far Country. Assistant Pastor Rev R W Neighbour speaks midweek Romans. Revival planned April 7 to 21 with daily music and later subject announcements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. E. Neighbour
First Baptist Church
R. W. Neighbour
East Avenue
Finland History: Epsilon Sigma Alpha Meets in Lorain Co Room
Friday evening the Epsilon Sigma Alpha Sorority held a brief business meeting in the Lorain Co Savings committee room. Miss Nelle Willows presented the early history of Finland focusing on proverbs folktales and stories. Miss Carolyn Rost reviewed the Finnish poem Kalevela. The next meeting will be Friday April fifth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epsilon Sigma Alpha
Lorain Co. Savings Committee
Nelle Willows
Finland
Carolyn Rost
What It Costs Not To Be a Christian at First United Presbyterian
The church announces tomorrow morning service at 7:45 p m on the subject What It Costs Not To Be a Christian. The choir sings IT will Earol Thee by Wilson. Bible School at 9 39 a m with the adult lesson Peter Describes the Christian Life I Peter 3 8 18. Young peoples devotional study at 4 39 p m. Communion preparatory service Wednesday at 7 39 p m. Rev Thomas Short of Camden Baptist Church preaches. Session will meet after to discuss church membership applications. Spring communion is planned for March 31 at 10 45 a m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First United Presbyterian Church
Wilson
Peter
Thomas Short
Camden Baptist Church
St John’s Lutheran Church Sermon Series Preview
Rev A Schroeder leads St John’s Lutheran Church continuing “Spiritual Ailments and Their Remedies” with No Appetite in the English service at 10 o’clock. Adult Bible Class 9 15, German Lenten service 11. A Gospel broadcast noon tomorrow by Dr Walter Maler on WLW. Midweek Lenten service Wednesday at 7 30 on The Centurion at the Cross.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Schroeder
St. John’s Lutheran Church
Walter A. Maler
Concordia Seminary
St. Louis
WLW
Cincinnati
St. John’s
Schroeder
Retribution Theme at Grace Church Service
Rev J Schumm, pastor of Grace Lutheran Church Princeton and East River Street, will speak on retribution at tomorrow morning service at 10 45 with the hymn Rock Of Ages sung by the choir. The Church Council meets Monday at 730 p m and midweek Lenten service Wednesday at 730 p m features Rev Schumm returning after a three week absence to discuss Mary the Mother of Jesus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olvine
J. Schumm
Grace Lutheran Church
Princeton
East River Street
Mary
Jesus
Ridgeville Church Talks Science and Religion Theme
On Sunday evening March 10 J T Ely will speak at North Ridgeville Congregational church on Science and Religion. Ely is well qualified to discuss the topic. All interested are invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. T. Ely
North Ridgeville Congregational Church
Ely
Chicken Supper Toes at Columbia Baptist Church
The Columbia Baptist Church hosts a chicken supper on March 26 as part of its church social activities. Proceeds support church programs and community outreach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia Baptist Church
Sauerkraut Dinner at St. Peter's Auditorium
A sauerkraut dinner is served Sunday at St. Peter's Auditorium in No. Ridgeville Ohio from 1 to 4 PM. An afternoon and evening program with free entertainment will follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Peter's Auditorium
No. Ridgeville
Ohio
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Carter-Jumont
Mark Bach
Abraham Lincoln
Cardoza
Supreme Court
William H. Taft
America
Alcatraz
William B. Hubbell
San Francisco Bay
John P. Rankin
Carl Goetz
E. 4Th St
Imperial Furniture Co
Sallys
Mozy
Yarried
Viscount Julian Byng
Cambrai
France
Pasadena
Cal
Viscountess Brung
Jacob Ferlic
Annette Cernelea
Y.W.C.A. Notes
Mrs. Gagen
Ariges
Margaret Eskie
Moore's Tavern
Ins
Broad St
Dr. Neighbour
St. John’s Services
Ridgeville
Cong'r. Church
Paul Wainwright
Haserodt
Lakeside Club
M. FE. Church
Elyria Business College
Middle Ave
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