Old Fashioned Gingham Party Plans June Wedding
Miss Alice Robinson hosted a gingham party for thirty guests at the Curtiss home to announce her forthcoming marriage to Alfred Luther. Guests included church and school friends. prize awards went to Dorothy Curtiss Helen Smith and Doris Beal. TheDate June second at Second Congregational church 4 30 pm. Harriet Luther of Piqua Ohio attended.
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Alice Robinson
Alfred Luther
L. R. Curtiss
Fifth Street
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Dorothy Curtiss
Avon
Helen Smith
Doris Beal
Curtiss
Second Congregational Church
Luther
Frank Luther
Alumni Dinner For Lorain County O W U Here Thursday
Ohio Wesleyan University alumni and friends in Lorain County will gather for the annual dinner and meeting at the First Congregational church on Thursday May 13. Speakers include Prof Gilbert Bernes of the business administration department Miss Mildred Alcott from the Alumni office and Prof Hayden Bogers of Oberlin. Tickets are available from Barbara Plocher Ronald Dunn and Richard Todd. The program will feature musical readings and a welcome by Mrs Lillian Heimsath with additional performances and captions reflecting campus days and Mother’s Day themes.
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Ohio Wesleyan University
Lorain County
First Congregational Church
Gilbert Bernes
Business Administration
University
Mildred Alcott
Hayden Bogers
Oberlin
Barbara Plocher
Ronald Dunn
Richard Todd
Jean McAlpine Weds James Cobb in Lorain
Jean Virginia McAlpine daughter of Mr and Mrs Vernon McAlpine North Eaton and James E Cobb son of Mr and Mrs James Cobb Lorain were married Friday at First Methodist Church Delware Avenue Lorain Reverend Cobb cousin of the groom officiated with Reverend Paul Fox of Chicago assisting A luncheon for twenty two followed at the Stone House The couple will honeymoon in the south attending the Kentucky Derby and visiting Washington DC They will reside on East Avenue in Lorain
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jean Virginia McAlpine
Vernon McAlpine
North Eaton
James E. Cobb
James Cobb
East Erie Avenue
Lorain
First Methodist Church
Delaware Avene
Cobb
Paul Fox
Chicago
Dorothy McApine
Richard Cobb
Stone House
Mrs. Cobb
South
Washington D. C
East Avenue
Thew Shovel Co
North Eaton High School
William Wilcox
LaGrange
Wilcox
Birthday surprise honors Mrs Florence Brown of Eleventh Street
Mrs Florence Brown of Eleventh Street was surprised by about fifteen friends and relatives last evening for her birthday. Games were played with prizes awarded to winners and a refreshment course was served. she received several lovely gifts.
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Florence Brown
Eleventh Street
Division Plans Tea Tre at Exta Street Home
E A Wells hosted Division A of Second Congregational church on Thursday afternoon. Mrs Kath tra Krugman assisted. Fourteen members attended and one pew member Mrs Perkins was welcomed. A mother-daughter tea was planned for next week at the same home with the same hostesses entertaining.
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Tre
May Court honors Elyria student at Lenoir Rhyne
May Festival at Lenoir Rhyne College elected Pegsy Rheineck of Elyria as maid of honor to the May Queen. The queen is Helen Misenheimer of Richfield. Rheineck, a standout student listed in Who's Who, is the youngest in her class to graduate, with a B A in June at age nineteen. Her Elyria home is 401 Garford Ave.
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Pegsy Rheineck
Elyria
Lenoir Rhyne College
Hickory
North Carolina
Helen Misenheimer
Richfield N. C
Miss Rheineck
Elyria High School
Garford Ave
Elyria Garden Club Hears Swiss Biologist
The Elyria Garden Club welcomed Dr Ehrenfried Pfieffer of Dormacht Switzerland as speaker in the First Congregational church parlors. He spoke on scientific farming to protect soil humus, warned floods and erosion cost 30 to 40 percent humus in the U S, and promoted monoculture over mixed culture, noting erosion control and soil health as key goals. The meeting included routine reports, membership changes, and welcomes for new members Elizabeth and Gertrude Yoder.
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Elyria Garden Club
Mas
First Congregational Church
Ehrenfried Pfiefffer
Biological Research Laboratories
Dormach
Switzerland
Pfieffer
United States
Will H. Thomas
H. M. Metcalf
Metcalf
Elizabeth
Gertrude Yoder
Miss Mary Griffiths to Wed Cleveland Attorney June 26
Miss Mary B Griffiths daughter of Mr and Mrs Evan Griffiths of Ninth Street will marry Stanley G Webster of Cleveland on June 26 at the Cleveland Baptist church. The couple’s betrothal was announced at a Spencer Ohio gathering hosted by Mrs Robert Starr for her sister. Webster, a Western Reserve University and its Law School graduate, is a member of Sigma Chi and Phi Delta Phi. Miss Griffiths, Elyria High School and Oberlin College Kindergarten Training School graduate, has taught in Cleveland.
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Mary B Griffiths
Evan Griffiths
Ninth Street
Stanley G. Webster
Cleveland
Robert Starr
Spencer
Ohio
Griffiths
Bae Tlavd
Waa
Cleveland Baptist Church
Southam
Florence Kemery
Helen Hoton
Kemery
Lodi
Webster
Western Reserve University
Law School
Sigma Chi
Phi Delts Phi
Misa Griffiths
Elyria High School
Oberlin College
Harriet Luther
Piqua
Lake Avenue
Cleveland College Choir
Margaret Halpin
Hadyn
Severance Hall
Karl Plocher
Alvin Plocher
Delaware
Gladys
Jeane Plocher
Eva Worcester
Mothers Are Guests Of Maranatha Class
The Maranatha Class at First Baptist Church presented a living pictures pageant showing stages of a girl’s life from babyhood to marriage. Mrs. Edith Syfers led as general chairman with officers and performers including Roberta Filla Copas, Mrs. Walter Kefeler, and soloists Ruth Byars and Eunice Tran. Rehearsals for an upcoming Cues and Lines Dramatic Club play follow, with two more sessions in March and May as the group prepares for Last Days of School at St Agnes church hall.
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W. C. Porter
Dorothy Miller
J. H. Crumley
Ruth Byars
Gertrude Yost
Vivian Keisler
Eunice Tran
Nelson van Wormer
Julia Jackson
van Wormer
Cues and Lines Dramatic Club
St. Agnes Church Hall
Many Distinguished Guests At Eastern Star Annual Inspection
Guests and officers of Elyria Chapter Order of Eastern Star gathered for the annual inspection with a formal dinner. The decor centered pink and green motifs, May Poles on mirrors, and peach blossoms. Present were Past Grand Matron Minnie Lathrop, Deputy Grand Matron Helen Orler, Grand Representatives from multiple states, and many officers and patrons from area chapters.
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Eastern Star Chapter
Elyria
Order of Eastern Star
Sunight
Morning Star
Florence Sierer
Ralph Bevard
Helen Orler
Hazel Brodbeck
Margaret Hewitt
Frances Eager
Minnie Lathrop
Worthn
May Plans for B and P W Club Meet
The Business and Professional Women's Club outlines May events including a May 11 meeting at Miss Elizabeth Rich's home with election of officers and delegates. A May 19 bridge party hosted by Ruth Palmer and a May 27 dinner meeting at the First Congregational Church featuring Ona Holly of the YWCA are planned. The annual State Federation convention in Dayton May 22–23 will also be discussed.
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Business and Professional Women's Club
Elizabeth Rich
Sixteenth Street
Miss Rich
Ruth Palmer
Middle Avenue
First Congregational Church
Misa Ona Holly
Laura Harrin
State Federation of Business and Professional Women's Clubs
Dayton
Circle Elects Officers at Widening Circle Luncheon
The final Widening Circle meeting was a one o clock luncheon Friday at First Baptist Church. Forty two members and four guests attended. Officers elected: President Mrs John Everard, Vice President Mrs Clyde Bennett, Secretary Mrs Horace Seeley, Treasurer Mrs R C Baird. Mrs Davidson presented flowers to Mrs F O Wilford, Circle teacher, and the group adjourned until September first.
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First Baptist Church
John Everard
Clyde Bennett
Horace Seeley
R. C. Baird
F. O. Wilford
Royal Neighbors meeting discusses postponement of rally
Due to the absence of the Oracle the vice Oracle Mrs Scheu neman presided. Attendance was good and one candidate joined. The county rally moved from May 19 to May 26 with Mrs Hat Ne Hansman as entertainment chair and assistants Mrs Emma Dill Mrs Agnes Halder man and Mrs Emma Scheune Practica set for two weeks hence as May flower Camp No. 1374 to conduct the memorial service at the tally.
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Scheuneman
Hat Ne Hansman
Emma Dill
Agnes Halderman
Emma Scheuneman
Quilting Meeting of West Side Guild at Miss Laundon’s
The West Side Guild of St An drew s Church met at Miss Lottie Laundon s home on Thursday for a luncheon and a short business meeting. The afternoon was spent working on quilts with plans noted for May 20 at the same home.
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West Side
St. Andrew's Church
Calendar events Monday at multiple local venues
Colonial Club tureen luncheon at 12 30 at 201 Harvard hosted by Mrs J H Hurst. Rainbow class banquet at 6 30 in the basement of 1st M E Church. Child Conservation Circle led by Mrs Senft on Oxford Ave. 1st Congregational Guild hosts a luncheon at church. Sunny Side Up Club and Y contest events. Y M C A activities include Musical Art Choral rehearsal at 7 45. Knights of Columbus and Ladies of G A R are listed alongside various meetings and bingo. A County wide Adult Blind meeting is set for 1 30 to 4 30 at the W P A office Room 138 Washington Bldg. Holiness Prayer meeting at George Link home 510 Second St.
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J. H. Hurst
Harvard
M. E. Church
2Nd Congregational Division
Irving Shepherd
Baatare
Child Conservation Circle
Senft
Oxford Avenue
1St Congregational Guild
Sunny Side Up Club
William Meinke
Columbus St
T. J. Farmer
Lake Avenue
Whipple
Rainbow
Knights of Columbus
P. D. Reefy
G. A. R. King Solomon's Lodge
Agenda Fraternity
Townsend Club
Washington
Holiness Prayer Meeting
George Link
Second St
Local society notes feature visits across cities and colleges
Miss Caroline Baron travels from Erie street to Philadelphia and Ann Arbor to visit University of Michigan students over the weekend. Numerous visitors and trips are recorded including Florida winter returnees, Cleveland choir plans, and trips to Delaware Ohio Wyandotte Michigan and Canada.
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Caroline Baron
Erie Street
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Ann Arbor
Michigan
University of Michigan
W. H. Kipt
W. C. Zaiser
A. J. Robson
R. Hill
Marian Bassett
H. Bassett
Florida
Park Avenue
Milwaukee
Wisconsin
International Society For Crippled Children
E. J. Howenstine
A. H. Thompson
H. C. Maston
Vivian Slackett
Ralph Ott
James Wilson
Harlo McNally
Mabel Ellia
Betty Campbell
Bruce Alexander
Grafton
Baldwin-Wallace
Berea
Lilian Masterer
Bellavenue
Detroit
Seicusere
Birthday party honors Mrs Robertson at Wakeman home
Mrs Peter Robertson of Wakeman celebrated her eighty eighth birthday with a gathering yesterday hosted by Mrs Charles Barton. Fourteen guests attended at Kenton Avenue residence. Guests included Mrs Robertson’s daughter-in-law Mrs James Robertson of Toledo and the honored guest’s great grandson Glen Bruce two weeks old.
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Robertson
Peter Robertson
Wakeman
Charles Barton
Kenton Avenue
Mother's Day Program at Pilgrim Community Church
A splendid program is arranged for Mother's Day at Pilgrim Community church. The Junior Choir will sing Mother, with Austin Miles and Clyde Willard credited. Mrs. Emily Scrivens and Mrs. S. R. Byam sing In the Garden, while Mrs. D. A. Stanford reads A Tribute to Mothers. Choir members read a verse of Ann Taylor's Mother as tributes, and the Junior Choir presents flowers to the mothers.
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Pilgrim Community Church
Austin Miles
Clyde Willard
Emily Scrivens
S. R. Byam
D. A. Stanford
Ann Taylor
Hospital Admissions and Discharges List
Admissions include Virginia Rogere Columbia Station Anna Polen R F D 2 3ienze Brock away Children's Home Ashtabul a George Neibauer Ashdta duis and others. Discharges list Mrs Bradles Wilson 316 E Broad Charles Edward Erb 126 Charles d Mrs Mary Papp 130 Rush St Mrs Albert Manna.355 17th St Mrs Flord Helfrich baby girl 208 14th St Mrs James Weirnht baby girl Oberlin baby girl Wilson 316 E Broad.
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Virginia Rogere
Columbia Sta
Anna Polen
James Weirnht
Oberlin
Wilison
E. Broad
Oberlin Hosts Lorain County W C T U Institute
The Lorain County W C T U Institute met in Oberlin with Miss Susan Hinman presiding at ten o clock. Morning devotions were led by Mrs Victor Doughty on Jesus Draw Near and Went With Them. Discussions centered on boosting the million dollar education fund and local unions reported progress toward May 23 targets. Lunch followed at Fi O H tea room. Afternoon devotionals by Mrs Wightman were noted, with gold star unions sending dues before March first. Mrs Lillian Hill reported on the state executive meeting in Columbus. a quiz covered institutes and meeting strategies. Mrs Eatelle Bliss Taylor reviewed Which Way to Peace by Bertrand Russell. Mrs Ralph Holcomb was named chair of Civics and Political Science for two years. Twenty five members attended a luncheon. a June picnic will close the club year.
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Lorain County
W. Co. T. U. Institute
Oberlin
WWC
West Ridge
Obertin
Lorain
Elyria
Wightman
Henrietta
Willard
Lillian Hill
Colew Gld
Columbus
Fannie Drummond
Miss Hinman
John Kennedy
Stone
Thompson
William Persons
Eatelle Bliss Taylor
Bertrand Russell
Russell
Department of Civics and Political Science
Ralph Holcomb
Tyreon
C. L. Sotherdon
St. Mitchell
W. Strock
KR. T. J. Martin
Banquet for Aid Association at Grace Church
Forty five members attended the Aid Association for Lutherans banquet at Grace church. The Ladies Aid Society served supper at six thirty. Vice president Paul Hull chaired the meeting. Attorney Frank Wilford spoke on Cascade Park and described Indian relics found there.
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Aid Association For Lutherans
Grace Church
Ladies Aid Society of the Church
Paul Hull
Frank Wilford
Cascade Park
Elyria Bible Class Mothers Day Message Speaker
Elyria Men's Bible class at the YMCA will host special guests Sunday at 9 30 morning. Teacher L B Hindman selects A message for Mothers Day. Garthe brothers of Amherst provide special music. Salone Club met at Mrs Maxine Shiveley home East Bridge Street. Prizes went to Mrs Stella Barrington and Mrs Gertrude Raeher of Lorain and Mrs Maxine Howard. Birthday gifts honored Mrs Raeder. Luncheon followed, next meeting set for March 20 with Mrs Howard of R D 2 Lorain.
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Elyria Men's
L. B. Hindman
Garthe
Maxine Shiveley
East Bridge Street
Stella Barrington
Gertrude Raeher
Lorain
Maxine Howard
Raeder
Howard
Invite Supreme Officer to May 21 Meeting
The Junior Department Protected Home Circle invites Supreme Officer Mrs. Cora Phillips to attend the regular meeting on May 21 at the I O O F hall where a children's program will be presented. Special awards went to Mrs Ed Cooper Roxie Coulter and Mrs Fenning. a Mothers Day program followed with songs and readings.
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Jean Helmrath
Betty Smith
Lillian Heimsath
Camilla Gaines
Winifred Smith
Winona Miller
Kathryn Reed
Fern Gaines
Marjorie Brackley
Clarente Dunford
Cora Phillips
WII
Protected Home Circle
I. O
Ed Cooper
Roxie Coulter
Fenning
Russell Dunford
Pauline Dunford
Supreme Guardian
W. R. Cubbon
C. E. Dunford
H. C. Wilcox
WR. Cubbon
Earl Kaylor
Harvey Lewis
Seeing is believing in fabric labeling urges by women’s clubs
Women’s clubs across the nation urge merchants to clearly label fabrics to aid wear and care. Silk and rayon can look similar but laundering methods differ, so shoppers should ask for fabric identity on sales checks and relay details to helpers.
Chicken Supper at Hungarian Reform Church on Mother's Day
A chicken supper is planned at the Hungarian Reform Church on Mother's Day at 5 30 with tickets priced at 65 cents. Proceeds will support church activities and community outreach.
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Price
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