Marriage of Frances Salsbury and Howard L. Martin in Jamestown
Frances Salsbury and Howard L. Martin were married yesterday at the Jamestown Methodist church. The ceremony was performed by Rev. Frederick D. Esenwein. The couple, from Elyria, plan a New York City honeymoon at the Paramont Hotel and will reside at 459 East Broad Street after March 29.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Salsbury
Howard Martin
E. J. Salsbury
Cleveland Street
Howard L. Martin
Carl W. Martin
Tenth Street
Jamestown
New York
Frederick D. Esenwein
Martin
Elyria High School
Corlaes
Artemas Beebe
Y-Indus Club
David J. Nye
Order of DeMolas
Perry- Fay Company
New York City
Paramont Hotel
Dutton
Fast Broad Street
District PTA Conference Draws Delegates April First
North Central District of Ohio expects many delegates at the annual PTA conference to be held April first at First Congregational church. The program includes three sessions, meals, a tea for out of town guests, and a keynote by Grove Patterson of the Toledo Blade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Central District
Ohio
Parent-Teacher Association
First Congregational Church
First Methodist Church
Grove Patterson
Toledo Blade
Ohio Congress of Parents and Teachers
Emmet Stopher
Ethel Peter Simon
H. P. Gogart
R. W. Basinger
Noel Petree
Byron Field
Andrew Rawson
LaGrange
T. L. Moise
Elyria Council of Parents and Teachers
P T. A
Avon woman recounts Russia study at Upper Room class
Mrs Diertz of Avon spoke to the Upper Room Bible class at First Congregational Church about conditions in Russia during her time living there with her husband who worked for a Pittsburgh steel firm. Ira and Mrs Gough of Avon led the program and flowers honored Mrs Otto Greene. A tureen supper preceded the event. St John’s Lutheran will close Lent with a 7:30 service and Holy Communion, with prep to partake by speaking to Pastor Schroeder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
2Nd Congregational Church
Evelene Ernst
Cora Ramser
Garvin Avenue
Ruth Pisckett
A. E. Kemp
Avis Hastings
Mildred Nagy
Helen Boynton
Lake Avenue
Diertz
Avon
Russia
First Congregational Church
St. John’s Lutheran Church
Schroeder
Easter Poultry Returns at People's Market
The poultry department of People's Market at 118 Chapel Street reopens after a five week closure due to illness. It will open Saturday March 27 offering Easter poultry selections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
People’s Market
Chapel Street
Zeta Upsilon Plans Banquet and Theatre Party
Members of Zeta Upsilon Sorority plan a mother daughter banquet on April 21 at the Brass Kettle in Loraine. June Garford of Oxford Avenue met with them last night and Pauline Gietger was named general chairman to arrange the event. After the banquet a theatre party will follow. The hostess and her mother served refreshments in Easter style. The large centerpiece featured a nest withVarious colored Easter eggs and lighted yellow tapers. The Sorority then schedules its April 5 meeting at the Gretsey home on Ninth Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zeta Upsilon Sorority
Lorain
June Garford
Oxford Avenue
Pauline Gietger
Gretsey
Ninth Street
Simple Patches Form Flower Quilt Pattern 5825
The rose and leaf patch require one patch each and petals outlined with dark floss. The pattern includes block chart yardage and diagrams for single and double bed sizes. Send 10 cents to Chronicle Telegram Household Arts Dept 259 W 14th St New York NY with name address and pattern number.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poesy and Sons
Chronicle-Telegram
Household Arts Dept
W. 14Th Street
New York
N. Y
Passion Week Services at Second Congregational Church
Holy Communion Thursday at 7 30 pm at Second Congregational Church with Lord’s Supper format. Good Friday service Friday at 7 30 pm in the church auditorium follows printed denomination form with hymns music responses litany readings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Second Congregational Church
Mrs Sump Hosts Helping Hand Society Meeting
Nettie Sump was hostess at her Kenyon Avenue home for Helping Hand Society members. After the business session a bingo game was played and refreshments served. The next meeting will be in two weeks at a location to be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nettie Sump
Helping Hand Society
Kenyon Avenue
Noted Licenses For Four Local Individuals
Frederick H. Meng 24 metallurgist Lorain and Jeanne Little 21 of 125 Charlescourt Elyria. Arthur G. Johnson 40 Seattle appraiser and Lillian M. Meyer 26 of 215 Clark Elyria.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick H. Meng
Lorain
Jeanne Little
Charlescourt
Elyria
Arthur G. Johnson
Seattle
Wash
Lillian M. Meyer
Clark Street
Local Personal Notices Highlight Spring Travel and Births
A batch of personal notices shows Mr. and Mrs. John Lauck visiting Harvard avenue relatives in Ohio and Philadelphia plans for guests from Cleveland Road families. Others announce Easter trips to Conneaut and Gloucester and a son born to Mr. and Mrs. Towne in Elyria Memorial Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Lauck
Baby
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
A. E. Lauck
Harvard Avenue
C. K. Snow
Cleveland Road
Helmer Snow
Elizabeth Snow
Albion
New York
R. W. McWilliams
Harrison Street
Florida
St. Petersburg
H. C. House
West Avenue
Conneaut
Ohio
Sabra Armstrong
Gloucester
May Heard
East Avenues
Pittsburgh
T. M. Heard
Joan Bowers
William and Mary College
Williamsburg
Virginia
Nancy Church
Lois Littleton
Earl Court
Springfield
Harold Towne
Pasadena Avenue
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Ricard DeCosky
College of Engineering
University of Detroit
Peter DeCosky
Cambridge Avenue
Roman Arbarcyk
Temple Court
Dyer Sweet
Joanne
Sweet
Ridgeville High School
Communion Service at First Congregational Church
A Good Friday service at First Congregational Church starts at eight o'clock led by Rev. William Muir Auld with a sermon titled That Death. Music, except for three hymns, comes from John Stainer's cantata The Crucifixion and new members will be received. Those joining meet the Church Committee at seven fifteen Friday evening in the upper Sunday School room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Congregational Church
Jesus Christ
William Muir Auld
John Stainer
Senior Friendship girls hear about vocations program
The Senior Friendship club at the YWCA heard talks on careers for women. Miss Edna Moore described librarianship types and training. Miss Louise Dingworth spoke on nursing history and schooling. Miss Helen McGuire outlined law as a field. Miss Doris Todd defined social work and its divisions. Miss Phylis Duckett described home economics and required training.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louise Dingworth
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Dingworth
Helen McGuire
Cleveland
Miss McGuire
Doris Todd
Miss Todd
Phylis Duckett
Plans for ham supper and anniversary planned by auxiliary
The H. P. Chapman Camp Sons of Union Veterans Auxiliary met in Woodman hall with good attendance. Delia Lutz won the prize. They plan a ham supper April 3 at I O O F hall and will observe the 25th anniversary April 14 in Woodman hall with Mrs Mary Claycomb chairing. Edith Hill won bingo and Delia Lutz served refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. P. Chapman Camp
Sons of Union Veterans Auxiliary
Woodman Hall
Delia Lutz
I. O. O. F. Hall
Mary Claycomb
Edith Hill
Lutz
Calendar Club and society meetings in Lorain events
Calendar J UU G Club meets with Erma Manson in Lorain. Notawa Club hosts Flora Krugman. Pythian Sisters prepare for inspection. Lorelei meets Erma Mce Daniels on Bath street. Et Yet Club with Mrs Phillip Barr Olive street. Keen Katters with Mrs Irma Jackson Lake avenue. Easter week communion at Church of Christ at 7 30. Church urges attendance. Lenten service at 7 30 by 2nd Congregational.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. UU. G Club
Erma Manson
Lorain
Notawa Club
Flora Krugman
Bethel Shrine
Lorelei
Erma Mce- Daniels
Bath Street
Phillip Barr
Olive Street
Keen Katters
Irma Jackson
Lake Avenue
Hi Hatters
Daughters of America
Clan Robertson
Church of Christ
Brown
Jesus
2Nd Congregational
Past Noble Grands Rebekah Lodge Meet Hosts Anniversary Plans
The Past Noble Grands of Rebekah Lodge held a meeting at Mrs Ina Holbrook's home at 146 Stanford Avenue. They planned a fifteenth anniversary celebration for April 28 hosted by Mrs J B Handley at 13 Furnace Street. A card party is set for May 5 with prizes awarded to Mrs Charles Pomeroy, Mrs H C Reinhardt, Mrs Rose Laundon, and Miss Doris Arnold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rebekah Lodge
Ina Holbrook
Stanford Avenue
J. B. Handley
Furnace Street
Charles Pomeroy
H. C. Reinhardt
Rose Laundon
Doris Arnold
Laura Farrell
Ellen Lockard
Nettle Woodruff
Circle 2 at St Pauls Church entertains with readings
Mrs R Pallas hosted Circle 2 of St Pauls Church on Courtland Street where Mrs Mary Fox led the business meeting. Gerke read from John nineteen and offered a reading What the Cross Meant to Jesus. A salad social followed. The group plans an April seventh meeting at the church and a guest day in April.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul’s Church
R. Pallas
Courtland Street
Mary Fox
Gerke
John
Jesus
V F W Ladies Auxiliary Fetes Gold and Blue Team
The Blue and Gold team of the Ladies Auxiliary of V F W Post No 1079 honored the winning Gold and Blue team led by captain Helen Sperry at a banquet at Home Restaurant on East Broad Street. Easter themed decor, a four course dinner, and a social hour followed. Mrs Emma Zahrley received a gift for securing the most names. The group then moved to the club rooms for Post entertainment. The next meeting is set for April 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma Emody
Sega Club
G. Craig
Jackson
Washington Avenue
Damyrious Meinke
Helen Smith
Jane Balas
Craig
V. F. W. Post
Helen Sperry
East Broad Street
Emma Zahrley
Hospital Admissions and Discharges Listings
Hospital admissions include Rhea Cain Ash land Mrs Walter Frank 111 W Bridge Street Mrs Harold Towne 281 Pasadena Avenue Mrs Albert Mellert Valley City Harriet Folley 528 Cleveland Street Robert Reese Oberlin Discharges list Mrs Lester Alexander baby bar R D No 2 Mrs Floyd Baltzell baby boy 216 Sumner Street Mary Elizabeth Gillespie 311 17th Street Vivian Lord 420 Cleveland Street Lenore Weidman Ashtabula
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rhea Cain
Ashland
Walter Frank
W. Bridge Street
Harold Towne
Pasadena Avenue
Albert Mellert
Valley City
Harriet Folley
Cleveland Street
Robert Reese
Oberlin
Lester Alexander
R. D. No
Floyd Baltzell
Sumner Street
Mary Elizabeth Gillespie
17Th Street
Vivian Lord
Lenore Weidman
Ashtabula
First sign of art as beauty for its own sake
The quote notes that early humans created beautiful objects not for practical use, marking art's birth as a pursuit done for aesthetics rather than utility. It frames art as intrinsic value rather than functional purpose.
Easter Week Services at Church of Christ
Easter week events at the Church of Christ include a candle light communion at 7 30 p m with special music. A Good Friday service led by the Women's Missionary Society under Mrs C M Terry is set for 3 p m Friday. A religious drama titled Release will be presented by church youth Friday evening with Barabbas as the story. The public is welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of Christ
Women's Missionary Society
C. M. Terry
Barabbas
Pythian Sisters Host Evening of Cards at Mrs White’s Home
The Pythian Sisters held a social at Middle avenue home of Mrs. A White with five tables in play. Ida Devinney won banco, Mr and Mrs White led in bridge, and O E Barton and A E Sherman won pinochle. Special prizes went to Mrs Kate Reinhardt and Mrs A C Joslyn. Mrs White assisted by members served refreshments after the games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pythian Sisters
A. White
Middle Avenue
Ida Devinney
Banco
Dames of Malta Elect Officers at April Installation
Dames of Malta held an election meeting last night in I O F Hall with good attendance. Cleveland guests included Lady Isabel Hendricks Deputy Christine Werner and Grace Kemp. Open installation is set for Wednesday April 14 with Deputy Werner presiding. Mrs Klare Schaub and committee served refreshments after a social hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dames of
Malta
I Co. O. F. Hall
Cleveland
Isabel Hendricks
Christine Werner
Grace Kemp
Klare Schaub
Drums Along the Mohawk reviewed at Round Table Club
S. S. Rockwood reviewed Walter D. Edmonds' Drums Along the Mohawk at the Round Table Club meeting last evening. Mr. and Mrs. Max Van Wormer hosted at Stanford avenue home while Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Giles and Miss Gladys McCullough performed instrumental selections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. S. Rockwood
Walter D. Edmonds
New York State
Mohawk Valley
Round Table Club
Max van Wormer
Stanford Avenue
A. E. Giles
Gladys McCullough
Easter services at Lake Avenue Church with pageant
Lake Avenue Community Church announces special Easter services on March 25. The event features the pageant Easter Tidings performed by the young folks, plus two Easter numbers by the PTA Mothersingers and Holy Communion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake Avenue
Lake Avenue Community Church
P.T. A. Mothersingers
Home Economics Group Meets at Mrs Schaeffer Home
The Home Economics group met at Mrs. V. V. Schaeffer’s home on Wednesday with guest Miss Mechling of Cleveland. Miss Alice Bird demonstrated artistry of the work basket. This was the Lake Ave group’s last meeting until fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
V. V. Schaeffer
Mechling
Cleveland
Alice Bird
Lake Ave
Hustlers of North Elyria Grange Meet at Miller Home
The Hustlers of North Elyria Grange met at the home of Mr and Mrs Calvin Miller on Tuesday with good attendance. The ladies quilted and after a brief business session plans were made for a tureen supper for the subordinate members and the men to provide their soup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Elyria Grange
Calvin Miller
Juvenile Grange to Meet Thursday at Old Glory Grange
The Juvenile Grange will hold its meeting Thursday evening March 25 at Old Glory Grange in LaGrange. J H Hogan reports receiving word of an automobile accident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old Glory Grange
LaGrange
J. H. Hogan
Weekend Visit Ties To Family Injury In Pennsylvania
The text notes Mr. Hogan will spend the weekend with his brother who is seriously injured. Gordon Collier has been ill at home three days but is improving. Mrs. Andrews of Adamsville Pennsylvania has returned home after visiting her daughter and son in law, Reno H Collier. Emery Richter and son from Lorain were guests of Mrs. Richter's grandmother, Mrs. Mittle Gott. The Behnke children, previously ill, are improving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hogan
Pennsylvania
Gordon Collier
Andrews
Adamsville
Reno H. Collier
Emery Richter
Lorain
Dublin seeks grant for free school books and equipment
Dublin asks the Irish Free State government to allow including in its estimates an annual sum to cover books and equipment for primary schools. The items would be supplied free to children who cannot afford them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dublin
Irish Free State
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Allen Parent-Teacher Association
C. Brecknock
H. Stevick
St. Andrew's Church
T. A
Cook’s Millinery
Cook's Millinery
The
Elyria Women's Relief Corps
Vicks
Vicks Vaporub
Applique
Passion Week
Mrs. Sump
Ethel
Court Street
Elyria Hotel
Ste
Middle Ave
Pythian Sister Party
Dames of Malta Elect
Story of
Silver Fox
RED Fox
Capes and
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