Frances Little and Frederick Meng Wed at Bride’s Home
Frances Little and Frederick H Meng united in marriage at the bride's home 125 Charles Court this morning at nine o'clock, with Rev Will J Foster officiating. A piano program preceded the ceremony and the couple left for Washington, D C after a reception hosted by Mrs Lucy Houserman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Little
Frederick H. Meng
Charles Court
Will J. Foster
Jeanne
Cnrren Orchites
Mabel Little
Elenore Copas
Edwin Meng
Pittsburgh
Lucy Houserman
Court
Girl Scouts Assist At Elyria PTA Conference
Fifty Girl Scouts in green uniforms and yellow ties will help at the North East District Annual Conference of Parents and Teachers in Elyria on Thursday April 1. They will serve as guides aides pages and ushers under supervision of Mrs Dewey Hull assisting visitors throughout the day and evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
North East District
Dewey Hull
Elria C F Lodge 103 Meet. Banquet Plans Stir Vivid Interest
The Elria C F Lodge 103 held a large Tuesday meeting in the Temple on March 30. Announcements included the April 6 gathering of the Past Noble Grands Association and the April 13 father and son banquet with reservations urged at Elria Hardware or club rooms. Maple syrup in the remodeled dining room followed the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elrria ¥. C. O. F
Temple
Past Noble Grands Association of District
Elrtia Hardware
Iota Nu Club Meeting At Ruth Niemeyer Home
Miss Ruth Niemeyer hosted Iota Nu Club members at 132 Har vard Avenue last evening. After a business meeting, Love your neighbor was played with first prize awarded to Betty Schaefer and Clair Guire as consolation. The next meeting will be at Wanda Bieske’s home, 437 Louisiana Avenue in two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Niemeyer
Har- Vard Avenue
Iota-Nu Club
Betty Schaefer
Claira
c-Guire
Wanda Bieske
Louisiana Avenue
Dessert Bridge Casual Meets at Woman's Club
The Woman's Club department hosts a spring dessert bridge at the club house with twenty six tables. Linen handkerchiefs prize high scorers at each table. Ruth Kelling presides over Sigloo event with officers elected and bake sale plans set for Saturday April third.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alex Schilleman
George Young
H. G. Hoover
Prayer meeting at Mrs Bertha Moore home
A social and prayer meeting was held last evening at 242 East Second Street the home of Mrs Bertha Moore Captain Hillier opened with a prayer Entertainment included guitar solos by Mr and Mrs R Jaycox and a cornet solo by Sacer Fitch Mrs Moore served lunch after the program
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bertha Moore
East Secondstreet
Captain Hillier
Licenses Issued For Four Lorain Area Adults
Four young residents from Lorain Avon and Elyria Township received licenses. names include Joseph Calabrese 19 clerk Victoria Thomas 18 Lorain Robert Landenberg 22 Avon and Margaret Arnosky 21 Elyria township.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Calabrese
Lorain
Victoria Thomas
Robert Landenberg
Avon
Margaret Arnosky
Elyria
Local Personal News Bulletin From Elyria Area
Gene Myers returns to Columbus after a Virginia and Washington trip with the Ohio State University baseball team. Miss Lillian Brackley improving at Elyria Memorial Hospital. Mrs. M. H. Welty back from Los Angeles where she visited since New Year. R. A. Gwin attends funeral in New Castle Pennsylvania. Earl Clifford and wife welcome a son at Elyria Memorial on March 30. William Couch resumes studies at Assumption College Windsor after Easter break. Robert Goucher visiting from Oxford Ohio. Paul Revers and Mason Nichols plan moves to Oberlin and Clermont Eustis Florida respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gene Myers
Erie Street
Columbus
Virginia
Washington, D. C
Ohio State University
Lillian Brackley
Elyria Memorial Hospital
M. H. Welty
Los Angeles
California
R. A. Gwin
Cornell Avenue
New Castle
Pennsylvania
Earl Clifford
Glovercourt
William Couch
Assumption College
Windsor
Ontario
Fifth Street
Robert Goucher
Oxford
Ohio
Paul Revers
East Avenue
Oberlin
Mason Nichols
Middle Avenue
Clermont
Eustis
Florida
Contest Winners Feted By Garford Girl Reserves
A two week health rule contest hosted by Garford girl reserves ended yesterday with an Easter party for the winning team. Events included games an egg hunt and an amateur contest won by Marion Revercomb Marjorie Revercomb and Nancy Robertson. Rosemary Smith and Nancy Robertson selected for inter club council meeting. the group closed with the theme song Follow the Gleam.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garford Girl Reserves
Marion
Marjorie Revercomb
Nancy Robertson
Rosemary Smith
Girl Reserve
Calendar of church and club meetings around town
Annual meeting and congregational dinner at United Presbyterian Church at 6 30. Dorcas Class mothers and daughters tureen banquet at Church of Christ at 6 30. All former members invited. Clasque club with Loret ta Downs Erie street. Golden Glow club tureen dinner at 6 30 with Marie Boyd Bellefield avenue. Senior Friendship club supper at 5 30 at W A Co A. Friendly Twelve with Myre Christina Derek 123 Bellefield. Bridge Wits with Mrs Mildred Chapman Williams street. Lucky Bingo with Dora Mae Beal West street. Eagles Auxiliary bingo at Mrs Lillian Telzerow 237 Twelfth street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Presbyterian Church
Dorcas
Tureen
Church of Christ
Loretta Downs
Erie Street
Golden Glow Club
Marie Boyd
Bellefield Avenue
Cabinet
W. Co. A
Friendly Twelve
Myre
Christina Derek
Bridge Wits
Mildred Chapman
Williams Street
Lucky
Dora Mae Beal
West Street
Eagles
Lillian Telzerow
Twelfth Street
Orne Sempre Club Meets at Mrs Krause Home Lorain
The Orne Sempre club met last evening at Mrs. Rose Krause's Lorain home. After the business meeting three bridge games were played with Ruth Smith winning first prize Marie McMullen second and Alice King consolation. Ruth Smith of 331 West Street will host the next meeting on April 13.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kathryn Tallfano
Marie Sharpe
Mabel Castle
Karl Lehman
Mary Warner
Chestnut Street
Orne Sempre Club
Rose Krause
Lorain
Ruth Smith
Marie McMullen
Alice King
West Street
Surprise party for Mrs Eliza Waldorf age 75
Mrs Frank Crawford entertained eighteen friends with a surprise afternoon party for her mother Mrs Eliza Waldorf who celebrated her seventy fifth birthday. Mrs Charles Huene gave readings. Mrs Waldorf received many gifts. A luncheon with a decorated birthday cake followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Crawford
Eliza Waldorf
Charles Huene
Mrs. Waldorf
Manor
Crawford
Announcements Of Future Activities Made At Meeting Of P T A Council
The March meeting of Elvira council of Parents and Teachers in the Washington building drew fifty-six representatives. Highlights include plans for the North Central district conference, district researchers reporting readiness for twelve counties, and various spring events and plays at Elyria High School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elvira Council of Parents and Teachers
Washington
North Central District
T. L. Moise
Arthur H. Compton
George Tulk
J. P. Taylor
McKinley School
Vi. F. Fey
Jel Elemes
Peter Smith
Charles B. Evang
William Dehm
Dewey Hull
J. C. Welsh
John Haldeman
Noted Editor To Speak At District Conference
Grove Patterson editor of the Toledo Blade will speak at the North Central District Ohio Congress of Parents and Teachers district conference at the First Congregational church tomorrow evening on Things That Matter. He has held many honors and traveled widely including Geneva 1933 Rome 1933 and 1935 to Russia and Spain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Central District
Ohio
Congress of Parents and Teachers
First Congregational Church
Grove .Patterson
Patterson
Toledo Blade
American Society of Newspaper Editors
Ober-on College
The
Ohio Society, Sons of the American Revolution
Geneva
Switzerland
Rome
Mussolini
Europe
Russia
Spain
Toledo
Ohio City
Worshipful Master Leads Frank S Harmon Lodge in Masonry Degree
Last evening Burton Ohlemacher led Frank S Harman Lodge No. 663 F and A M through the Master Mason degree with a large audience praising the ritual work. Guests included current lodge masters past masters visiting officers and Grand Council member H H Nye and District Lecturer Robert A Burri.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burton Ohlemacher
Frank S. Harmon Lodge
H. H. Nye
Grand Council
Robert A. Burri
22Nd Masonic District
Burrs
Deane Burns
F. A. Smythe
Cleveland
Ashlar Lodge
Baker
New London
Masonic
Gnomes Hold Evening Bridge For Anniversary
Mrs Edwin Sharpe hosted the Gnomes at Wil Ham Street last night. Members celebrated Mrs Morris Brown tenth wedding anniversary with bridge as the entertainment. Mars won first prize, Mrs Myers Chapman second, and Mrs Edwin Sharpe third. A business meeting preceded a plan to meet Mrs Walter Greber in two weeks. A dainty lunch followed with daffodils and a wedding cake decorating the table.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maxine Carrol
James Sharkey
J. M. Worthington
Miss Carrol
Bunco
Russel Minger
Sheila Oldfield
George Smith
Edwin Sharpe
Wil Ham Street
Morris Brown
Bridge
Mars
Sterling Ray
Myers Chapman
Brown
Walter Greber
Park Street
Dessert Bridge Hostesses North Side Guild Meeting
Mrs Theodere Lewis hosted members of the North Side Guild of St Andrew's church at her Eighth street home yesterday. The event was social with four bridge tables in play after a dessert course.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theodore Lewis
North Side Guild of St. Andrew's Church
Eighth Street
Hospital Admissions and Discharges List
Admissions include Dora Stock of Grafton Thelma Shober at 119 Hu ron street and Thelma Shober Lorain William Simmons 22 Woodford avenue Mrs William Borac 525 West River street. Discharges include Corliss Miller and baby girl Armin Schroeder 223 Eastern Heights boulevard Irving Weber 1604 Middle avenue Wade Mertz R D 3 Alice Shelhaus Grafton Mrs William Smith 137 Longfellow avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dora Stock
Grafton
Thelma Shober
Huron Street
Stephen Serence
Lorain
William Simmons
Woodford Avenue
William Borac
West River Street
Corliss Miller
R. D. No
Armin Schroeder
Eastern Heights Boulevard
Irving Weber
Middle Avenue
Wade Mertz
R. D
Alice Shelhaus
William Smith
Longfellow Avenue
Community clubs schedule events at local venues
Eagles Auxiliary hosts a bin KO party at Mrs Lil Yan Telzerow 237 Twelfth street. Circle No 2 of St Agnes parish plans a 1:30 PM card party with Miss Puth and Mrs Garber as chairs. Edison P T A moves its April meeting to avoid a conference tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eagles Auxiliary
Lil- Yan Telzerow
Twelfth Street
Circle No. 2
St. Agnes Parish
Miss Puth
Garber
Edison P. T. A
Girl Scouts Enjoy Park Hike and Airfield Tour
Girl Scout Troop Rob Roy explored Metropolitan Park along the river from Ced ar Point Road to Brookpark bridge visiting the Lakewood Scout cabin and the nature trail then cooked dinner over a shale bank campfire. They toured Cleveland Airport by personal guide and inspected a fourteen passenger Douglas plane meeting Mrs Louis Keith Boswell, a leading woman flyer, who explained radio beams and flying aids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rob Roy
Metropolitan Park
Cedar Point Road
Brookpark Bridge
Lakewood
Rocky River
Cleveland
Dougglas
Louis Keith Boswell
Amelia Erhart
Tri-Ko Club Plans Spring Swing at Elks Hall
Tri-Ko Club members gathered at Artemas Court yesterday evening for a lengthy business meeting. They finalized plans for the Tri-Ko Springs Swing to be held from 9 to 1 at the Elks Hall featuring Bob Veon and his Vermilion Band and discussed ticket sales advertising and chaperones. The dance is set for April 5 with refreshments served by hostesses and their mother before adjourning to meet next Tuesday at Thelma Kellys home with Betty J. Williams assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carole
Lois McQuistion
Artemas Court
Tri- Ko Springs
Elks Hall
Bob Veon
Thelma Kelly
Sth Street
Betty J. Willams
Jazz and American Music Club Meeting Review
The Student Department of the Eyria Musical Art Society met yesterday afternoon at the WC A Hel en Wright opened with a short talk on jazz and American music. The program featured performances by Eleanor Highgate and Kather ine Highgate with The Harmonica Player Spinning Song Prelude in D flat major The Chase and Valse in E flat with participants Patricia Brandt Hortense Raymaker Wayne Meinke. The next department program is set for Friday April 30 at 8 p m at the Y W C A.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merritt Powell
George Day
Civic Music Association
Orlo Flint
Elyria High School
P.T. A
Crosby
Gates Association
Woman's Club
Gates P.T. A
Fred Hadaway
Hamilton Association
C. C. Woodfill
Ely
Ely P.T. A
H. C. Gollmar
Edison
Edison School
Gates Auditorium
Louise McLaughlin
Allen Association
Allen School
Eyria Musical Art Society
Helen Wright
Guion
Eleanor Highgate
Ellmenrieh
Margaret Lump
Chopin
Katherine Highgate
Friml
Patricia Brandt
Valse
Girl Scout Troop 4 Meets at St Marys Church
Girl Scout Troop 4 met at St Marys Church at 6 30 last evening led by Captain Bartter. Miss Marjorie Rossiter arrived as the girls earned Minstrel badges then practiced songs and reviewed activities. They visited Metropolitan Park and Cleveland airport to tour a seventeen passenger plane before adjourning with Goodnight circle and taps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mary's Church
Bartter
Marjorie Rossiter
Metropolitan Park
Cleveland
Allen Girls Reserves Meet At Knechtges Home
Members met after school at Mrs. Robert Knechtges home with Dorothy Brecknock calling the session to order. Dorothy Eddington and Betty Beck won prizes in the games played. next meeting set for two weeks hence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen Girls Reserves
Robert Knechtges
Dorothy Brecknock
Dorothy Eddington
Betty Beck
Easter Service at La Porte M E Church
Easter Sunday at La Porte Methodist Church drew a Sunday School audience of 50 and a total congregation of 120. Potted plants decorated the chancel and windows for the special day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
la Porte M. E
Special Service Features Music and Sermon
The service featured voluntary contributions and music by Rev. Thomas Hughes who sang Open the Gates of the Temple, a duet by Mrs. J. E. Dewhurst and Mrs. H. H. Gregg, Miss Mary Fox on piano, and bulletins with the service in chronological form. Rev. Hughes spoke on The Redemption of the Cross, stressing I am the truth the way and the light and I am the resurrection and the life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Hughes
J. E. Dewhurst
H. H. Gregg
J. W. van de Venter
Mary Fox
East Carlisle Mothersingers Sing on Y M C A Program
The East Carlisle Mothersingers performed on Tuesday morning at the Y M C A during Ladies Day for women in Lorain County extension groups. They sang YI Passed by Your Window and Sweet and Low. A special rehearsal is set for Monday evening April 5 at the school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Carlisle
Lorain County
East Carera
East Carlisle Community Club Meets Friday at School
The East Carlisle Community Club will convene Friday night at the school for an officer election and a special program with refreshments during the hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Carlisle Community Club
Eight Elyria High seniors to take General Scholarship Exam
Miss Eleanor Robson on Robson road will be among eight Elyria High School seniors taking the General Scholarship Examination this week. Several local residents from Elyria Berea Bay Village Oberlin and Grafton were noted as guests callers and visitors at various homes along Butternut Ridge La Grange and Belden roads during the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eleanor Robson
Robson Road
Elyria High School
Stanley Reacher
Elyria
Cecille Pfeiffer
la Grange Road
Miller Jones
Manafield
Sadie Fashinger
Muriel
Dorothyea
Berea
Henry Mersberg
Helen
Bay Village
Frank Rhoads
Butternut Ridge Road
E. A. Waldron
William Rennie
Grafton Road
William Pfeiffer
Cetille Pfeiffer
Rudolph Pfeiffer
Belden
Estella Harrison
Princeton Grads Were No Sissies
Princeton University letters from 19th century students reveal rowdy undergraduates in the sixties. They smashed tutor windows and caused disturbances near President John MacLean’s home with horns and bonfires while political rivalries produced pistol threats in 1859.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Princeton
N. J
John MacLean
Princeton University Library
Alexander S. Graham
E. J. Hutchinson
Walter Smith Nichols
Oracle
Nichols
MacLean
Dad
Valley City Couple Assist Cleveland Couple Last Thursday
Valley City Mr and Mrs Sam Mack visited Cleveland last Thursday to assist Mr and Mrs Lester with a community project. The event drew local residents and featured collaboration between the two families and local organizers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Mack
Cleveland
Lester
Burns Fatal To Mother And Son
Mrs. Marie Firthen twenty four and her four month old son Eldon L died in a Cincinnati hospital from burns after a stove explosion in Georgetown. She tried to save the infant and ran from a burning four room cottage with the child while her other children were elsewhere. Deway Firthen the father was at work as neighbors called for help.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgetown, CO
Marie Firthen
Cincinnati
Firthen
Eldon L
Deway Firthen
Gandee Relocations and Local Visits Highlight Community Life
Gandee family moves their house amid local ties with former residents still in town. Rev Wilmer Grunwald and family stay with Hannibal hosts, while Feuchter and Hauck families share Sunday gatherings. Kristick, now in York Pennsylvania, visited friends here as Edwin Keller and Mrs Mellert spent Sunday at Elyria Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Hauck
Billy and
Donald
Wilbur Arick
Medina
Michael Kristick
York
Edwin Keller
Albert Mellert
Elyria Hospital
Columbus voyage cost and pay for discovery
The historic voyage by Christopher Columbus to America cost about 7000 dollars and Columbus received roughly 320 dollars as payment for his discovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christopher Columbus
America
Tea Merchants Unite to Boost China Production and Trade
Tea traders across China form a united front to raise quality, streamline distribution, and expand markets. The initiative targets improved cultivation, processing standards, and streamlined logistics to strengthen national and international tea sales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
China
Elyria Eagles Announce Amateur Players Contest
Special notice to all amateurs in Lorain County. The Elyria Eagles will hold an Amateurs Players Contest Thursday night, April 1. Ten prizes will be awarded to the first ten winners. Send name and address to J. L. Mathis, chairman, Eagles Club, 513 Lodi St.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County
Elyria Eagles
J. L. Mathis
Eagles Club
Lodi St
Also Mentioned on This Page
Jeanne Little
Girl Scouts
Ed Rothgery
Blaine Stret
Grace Fellowship Club
William Schmittgen
William Gebhart
Herman Eady
C. Winkler
William Schmuttgen
Clara Willard
Fred Bongs
William Neubiser
Sigma Gamma Sorority
Vern Barnes
Dorothy Hoton
Forest Ordell
Ora Champion
Fred Smith
Woman’s Club Dept
Sigloe
Ruth Kelling
Sigloo
West Avenue
Genevieve Gariss
Marion Barnes
Betty Ryan
Bart Jennings
Louise Knerim
Betty Moehle
Rosemary Cluley
Finer
Gibson Moore
East Ave
Sigrid H. Amidon
Ye Printing Company
Empl
Egypt
Farouk
Nazi
San Moritz
P T. A. Council
Elyria Yarn Shop
Redington Block
Core Ave
Tri-Ko
Carlisle
Marcel
Ruth
Lake Ave
Lorain County Home & Window Cleaning CO
Hugh Greer
Valley City
Burns
Allen & Bernard
Century Block
Gertrude Rahl
Brookhouser
Middle Ave
Schroll
Oyertal
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