Helen Monroe to wed Ronald Willbond in Oberlin on June eighteenth
Helen Monroe announces her June eighteenth wedding to Ronald Willbond of Oberlin. The couple will be married at the bride’s parents home, 239 Cornell Avenue, with a luncheon and a pink and blue reception theme.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Monroe
Ronald Willbond
Oberlin
Cornel Avenue
Helen - Roume
Sa Oclocs
Eamund A. W Monroe
Cornell Avenue
G. E. Willbond
Obert
Thew Shovel Co
Obert High School
T le Overlin
Paul Schneider
al Bishop
Alberta Ehlert
Ruth Fulger
Recupero
Lyn Browning
Jane Lacy
Monroe
Kreig
Robertson
Beatrice Stranahan
Mary Robertson
Lacy Nome
North Ridgeville
Mothers Are Guests Of Galaxy At Dinner
The fifth annual Galaxy party for mothers and daughters was held at Hi-O-Hi Tea Rooms in Oberlin with a four course dinner for a long table, floral place cards, and a centerpiece of daffodils and pink tulips. Mrs Richard Gollmar organized arrangements and directed a guessing contest, with prizes awarded to Mrs Emma Borchers and others. Out of town guests included Mrs Walter J Boroski, Mrs MacDermott, and several mothers from Elysia and nearby cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin
Richard Gollmar
Emma Borchers
Arthur Heltrich
A. P. MacDermott
D W. Meward
W. Barres
Arthur Stuzaker
Charles Shuckhart
Herman Banker
George Hillmer
A A A W Luncheon to Close Year With Speaker
The final A A A W meeting of the year will be a luncheon on Saturday at 12:45 at Mrs. Krieg's on West avenue. Miss Veronica Hutchinson of Cleveland will be the speaker.
Rummage Sale At Armory By St Johns Club
A rummage sale hosted by St Johns 03 Club will be held on Saturday May 14 at the Armory on 3rd Street. Proceeds support club activities and community projects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Armory
3Rd St
St. John’s
Beacon Light Class Mothers Party At St Pauls
A Beacon Light class hosted a Mothers Party at St Pauls Church last evening with fifty attendees. Mrs Walter Potter opened the meeting, Miss Sylvie Chervenka led entertainment including a Louise Fox reading and music by Russell Schroeder and Maxine Fitchner. Prizes went to Mrs Henry Manns Mrs V Schubert and Mrs Mary Fox. toast to mothers followed by responses and a bouquet for the oldest and youngest mothers present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beacon Light
St. Paul's Church
Walter Potter
Sylvie Chervenka
Louise Fox
Russell Schroeder
Maxine Fitchner
Henry Manns
V. Schubert
Mary Fox
Chervenka
Ernst Irion
Henes
Elmer Sherman
Fred Raesler
Pythian Sisters Held Colorful Ceremony with Distinct Guests
The British Empry blinb hall hosted the annual Pythian Sisters inspection with officers and members in white satin. Florence Brown installed by Grand Senor Ruby Supry and Esther Sams. guests included Elizabeth Pettbone Port Clinton and Bernice Carter Berea. Attendees traveled from Lorain Amherst Oberlin Cleveland and Port Clinton for the event with refreshments and music by Mrs. Carter and Mr. Youngblood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Empry Blinb
Offiers
Gree Statt
Es Capes
Crea
Fheabeth Ernst Facellens
Junge
Lucia
Els
Elizabeth Pett Bone
Port Clinton
Bernice Carter
Ida Henry
Lorar
Mary Tapper
Ober
Hacke
Lorain
Pettibore
Hentz
Carter
Grace
Lester Hardin
Robe
Harding
Ernest Sparks
Hawkins
W. Youngblood
Amherst
Oberlin
Berea
Cleveland
Lydia Melton
Youngblood
Bride Elect Honored In Grafton Bridal Shower Festivities
Florence Cordy of Grafton will wed Leo Matusik of Lorain on May 21 at Assumption Church. The event featured hostesses, prize winners including Helen Dombrowski, and a four course luncheon with yellow and white decor. Guests list included many local ladies and Cordy received numerous gifts, with planning for a Findles hike and upcoming spring dances noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence Cordy
Grafton
Leo Matusik
Loram
Assumption Church
Andy Cordy
J. M James
Chester J. Cordy
Helen Dombrowsk
Jacopo Matusik
Thomas Noveske
Marr Graboske
Frantes Noveske
Macy Basinski
Card Club Honors At Mrs. Andy Rebak Hostess Night
Mrs Andy Rebak hosted a card club meeting last night. Prizes in five hundred went to Mrs Frank Kosa and Wre Lows Kosa, with Mrs Andy Bal azs earning the suuy dry award. Special prize went to Mrs John Simon. Luncheon followed and Mrs John Ralovs invited the group to meet at her home 131 Woodford Ave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andy Rebak
Frank Kosa
Wre Lows Kosa
Andy Balazs
Suuydry
John Simon
John Ralovs
Woodford Ave
June Fifteenth Chosen For Mary Huge Wedding
Mrs Selman’s Ohio Street home hosted Mrs Mary Margaret Huge who announced her June fifteenth wedding to Frederick Stillwell Jr. The party featured a supper bridge with four tables and prizes for high scores. Out-of-town guests included Miss Virginia Brown and Mrs Daniel Smith of Lorain. Mr Stillwell works with Morse and Burgess accountants. bride-to-be is daughter of Mr and Mrs Jack Huge of Lut Second Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Nies Huge
Frederick Stillwell, Jr
Charles Whitner
Betty Brown Mauthe
Alice Johnson Wurzbach
Virginia Brown
Daniel Smith
Lorain
Stillwell
Morse and
Burgess
Jack Huge
Second Street
Bake Sale Sat May 34 at La Parte Society
A bake sale is planned for a Saturday hosted by the La Parte Society at Central Book Store. Proceeds support community activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
la Parte Society
Central Book Store
Sigma Gamma Sorority Hosts Mothers Night Dinner
Sigma Gamma Sorority entertained mothers at Mrs Kriegs on West Avenue last night. Twenty six attended a dinner with pink and white blossoms as centerpieces and white tapers. After dinner whist games awarded prizes to Mrs William Reese Mrs George Hochenedel and Mrs Walter Leonard. Guests enjoyed a baby picture quiz with Mrs Hiram Copas identifying sixteen of eighteen photos.
All Day Meeting of Woodworth Sewing Circle
Members met all day yesterday at Mrs. Wendorf's Columbus Street home to make quilt blocks and sew carpet rugs. Attendance was the largest yet, with a luncheon served at noon. The next meeting will be held at Mrs. WH Meinke's Cambus Street home on June 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodworth Sewing Circle
Miss Nancy Silsbee to Assist in Choral Concert
Seventeen year old senior Miss Nancy Silsbee will perform piano solos as part of the Ely Musial Art Society concert at First Congregational church Tuesday evening. She studies piano about ten years with Mrs. Don Morrison of Oberlin and Theodor Wiehmaier of Liepsk, has appeared locally and out of town, on radio broadcasts, and at the Biltmore Hotel in New York. She plans more extensive study next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nancy Silsbee
Ely
Musial Art Society
Congres Onal
Lusbee
Don Morrison
Oberlin
Theodor Wiehmaaier
Liepsk
Biltmore Hotel
New York City
Ss Stisben
Local culture club meeting honors enduring women educators
Mis Wosnowden and Mis Juoln Shook hosted a Culture t.th gathering at a home yesterday at noon. The program highlighted Mary Hosterd ty's history of co education and notable graduates like Luch Mone and Adelia Fields Johnston. Mrs Frank Stetson reviewed Enchanted Vozaz and Mr Peck et, a craftsman, shared a sailboat tale. The May party is set for Obelin on May 6 with Miss J L Bridgeland chairing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aloe
Pathe
Suippards
Mary Hosterd
United States
Oqrez
Aes
Jon G. Shippard
Philo Stewart
Youns Ladies Literary Society
Yosxstadung
Luch Mone
Ancrete Brown
Cne
Pecket
Obelin
Inn Way
Mies
J. L Bridgeland
Edison School Circus Parade Draws Hundreds On School Grounds
About five hundred parents and friends attended the Edison School circus on the play grounds last night. Dale McClune, wearing a high silk hat, announced features as the parade passed by. Floats and animals, including a camel, elephant, and bull, plus Indian tribes, pioneers, the Mayflower, Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs were shown. Spectators saw tall men, a fat lady, an organ grinder with monkey, clowns, Shirley Temple and Charlie McCarthy in a lively community event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edison
Thomas
Dale McClune
Shirley Temple
Charlie McCarthy
Girl Scout Troop 2 Mothers Meet and Plan
The Girl Scout Mothers of Troop No 2 met at Mrs Howard Thompson's East Avenue home with co host Mrs Kenneth Boylan. Refreshments were served by Joan Boylan and Ruth Ann Thompson as they work for hostess badge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Thompson
East Avenue
Kenneth Boylan
Joan Boylan
Ruth Ann Thompson
C. Christy
Vis
Grover Hull
Will Thomas
Gui Scout Counce
Julius Leber
L Bush
Pinochle Club Meets at Mrs Halder Smman Home
Happ Pinochle club enjoyed a gathering at Mrs Azns Halder sman house on Viddle Avenue last night. Mrs Helen Diederich and the hostess held the two high scores, while Mrs Emma Scheuneman received consolation. A three course luncheon was served and the group adjourned to meet in two weeks at Mrs Hattie Hansman’s home 351 Furnace Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Happ
Azns Haldersman
Viddle Avenue
Helen Diederich
Emma Scheuneman
Hattie Hansman
Furnace Street
Shower Honors Alma Ackerman Before June Wedding
A miscellaneous shower honoring Miss Alma Ackerman was held at the home of Miss Wilma Capenbrook Stop 5 West River Road. Fourteen guests attended and played pinochle and bunco. Bride elect Ralph O Connor will wed on June fourth as gifts were exchanged. Hostess served luncheon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alma Ackerman
Wilma Capenbrook
Stop
West River Road
Ralph O'Connor
County Dem Women Board Meets Here
The Lorain County Federation of Democratic Women executive board met with Mrs. Frank Billings at 930 Middle Avenue. They planned to attend the Akron federation meeting May 21-22 at the Mayflower Hotel and will send two delegates, honoring Mrs. Conley and Mrs. Wolf. A July garden party was planned with local women as hostesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County Federation of Democratic Women
Frank Billings
Middle Avenue
Joseph Conley
Akron
Mayflower Hotel
14Th
Conley
Lorain
Harry Wolf
Amherst
Advisors Meet Miss Gladys Reublin Presided at Coffee
Girl Reserve Advisors met yesterday at the YWCA with Miss Gladys Reublin presiding. Mrs Merritt Powell opened with devotions from The Man Nobody Knows. A Mother-Daughter Gal Reserve banquet is planned for May 15 at Woo gym. reservations due May 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gladys Reublin
Girl Reserve
Martha Washington
Merritt Powell
Bruce Burton
Gal Reserve
Y. Woo
Inter-club Council
Elywoods
J. Ambler
Ladies of G A R Bake Sale Saturday
The Ladies of the G A R hold a bake sale on Saturday at 148 Middle Avenue featuring assorted treats to benefit local veterans and club activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies of
G. A. R. Bake
Middle Avenue
Also Mentioned on This Page
Dorothy Funk
Mable Little
Galaxy
A.A.A.W
Hoffman’s Beauty Shop
4Th Street
Ella Wilcox
la Verne
Haserodt
Broad Street
Elyria
Ohio
Colette
Eall
Oman
Martin L. Daveur
Samuel Squire
Columbus
Will Stark
Eastern Heights
Arnold Alexander
Rent
Janice Alexands
A. McKitrick
Ohio State Medical Association
Daughters of America
Hotel Allerton
H. H. Nye
Alliance
Virginia Nie
Mount Union College
Howard Cook
Columbus Street
John Myers
Carroll Miller
Wooster
Myes
St. Petersburg
Florida
Howard Stone
Phyllis Arr
Bellville
T Wheatley
Fairlawn Avenue
Florence Sellers
Ohio State
Harvard Avenue
Emma Brie
Ig Vis
Richard S Horan
John Shon
Manet
Stith Daudite
Martha
Jos Pa Seharnitay
Ost Varys Church
Charity Hospital
A P MarDermor
Nancy
Clevelord
VarDemot
Werman Banker
Just East Avenues
WT. Caare
Lakewood
Ezaneth Canvise
Stanford Avenue
James Syate Maker
Toledo
Fred Meinke
Hamilton
Venur
Comrades Club
Ain Cyseland
Ratmona Poore
Dana Perkins
Junounce
Findles
Mar- Va
Nurma Olusher
Beny
Oa Collez
American Legion
Grean
Grath
Pias
Ard Ty Ghiest
Betty Johrs
Prity Palas
Roux
Ruth’s Wave Shop
Gul Lake Ave
Middle Ave
Sigma Gamma Sorority
West Avene
H.merther Co
Ueser
Colery
News of the Girl Scouts
Y Meeca
Congregational Christian Churches
Kay Sehrock
Nancy Halter
Marv Parker
Norma Wickard
Goodnight Circle
Findley Cabin
First Congregational Church
County Dem. Women's Board
Birkline’s
FIN
Tyless
Young Ideas
Tuxedo
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!