Miss Helen Crow Weds Harold G Whitney at St Marys
The marriage joined Miss Helen Crow and Harold G Whitney at seven oclock in the St Marys church parsonage with Rev James T Daley officiating. The bride, daughter of Mr and Mrs William J Crow, wore a white crepe jacket dress and carried a shoulder bouquet of gardenias and lifes of the valley.
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St. Mary’s Church
James T. Daley
Helen Crow
Harold G. Whitney
William J. Crow
West Avenue
Calendar of Week Events at Local Churches and Clubs
A crowded weekly schedule lists church groups and social clubs including the Young Women’s Division of the 2nd Congregational Church with Mrs. I L Shepherd, East Avenue, and many other societies. Meetings cover banquets, elections, lectures, and rehearsals at East River, Lorain, Elyria, and nearby venues with speakers such as Miss Ellen Little of Norwalk and Gaines Conk.
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2Nd Cong
I. L. Shepherd
East Avenue
Margaret Novak
East River
William Jenne, Jr
Rainbow
M. E. Church
P. D. Reefy
David Beattie
Clark Street
L. A. Hastings
Lorain Bird
Teela Wocker
Anne Roner
Pasadena
Galaxy Club
Rainbow Girls
Mugwimps
Jack Peltz
Sun Street
Elyria Garden Club
Woman's Club
Ellen Little
Norwalk
Knights of Columbus
Ladies’ Auxiliary of
King Solomon's Lodge
Musical Art Society Choral Dept
P. M
Community groups host mother daughter events across churches
The region’s churches and clubs list a busy slate of activities: United Presbyterian hosts the Truth Seekers annual party. Methodist Circle meetings at Erie and Broad Streets. Educational Dept. of Woman's Club card party. Daughters of St. Andrew’s, Dames of Malta, and Lorain County Bank Building events. numerous circles meet at churches including St. Agnes, Emmanuel Lutheran, Pilgrim Church and Grace Lutheran. Also scheduled are banquets, dances, card parties, luncheons, and a DeMolay inspection with degree conferrals, plus several auxiliary and youth activities at various church halls and clubs.
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United Presbyterian Church
Methodist Circle
Carl Fesler
Erie Street
M. E. Circle
Henry
E. Broad Street
Friendship Club
Educational Dept. of
Woman's Club
Postscript Club
Roseland Dells
Daughters of St
B. A
Lorain
St. Agnes Parish
Woman's Association
2Nd Cong's
St. Clair Rebekah
Grace Lutheran Aid Society
O. W. L. Club
Lil'Nan Nemeth
Lake Avenue
Agenda Fraternity
Sanko’s Resturant
Woodworth
Daughters of Scotland
St. Paul's Women's Union
Young People’s Society of Grace Lutheran Church
Ladies’ Aid of
Emmanuel Lutheran Church
Goodwill Bible Class
Roy Miller
Cherry Ridge
Epworth League
Prt Methodist Church
P.M
Nettie Finch Wether Chih
Qinirek of Christ
TD. A. Baird
Znonia
Tad Cong’s
Widening Circle
Mb Witty
Church of Christ
Protected
Babies At Hospital Celebrate Past Year Births Party
Elyria Memorial Hospital hosted its fourth annual Hospital Baby Party honoring about one hundred twenty mothers and their babies born at the hospital during the past year. The event featured flowers by the Women's Auxiliary, supervision of babies by maternity staff, ice cream and cookies, and greetings from the hospital board.
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Florence Nightingale
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Women’s Auxiliary
Isarelle Boyd Maternity
R. B. Lersch
Hospital Notes Admissions And Discharges Row
A Be region hospital notices list admissions for Margaret Overler Russell Bennett and others including Mrs Paul Kons Mrs Ellsworth Burstey and Dorothy Codner with addresses. Discharges include Charlotta Harper Lilian Sonpsel William Masters David Peters and more. Saturday afternoon at the Berean class room the Methodist church hosted a Mother s Day program with eighteen mothers instructing young children in speeches and songs followed by ice cream. The event featured piano pupils from Mrs A B Sauer and a reading by Estabusch and a solo by Mrs Q E Brodnick with songs accompanying by Miss Louise Brown.
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C. E
Second Congregational Church
Alberta Wright
Mother Mahree
Carilla Stang
Nora Smith
Frank Spencer
Jean Brillhart
Robert Harrison
Lois Sharkey
Eleanor McKenzie
Clarice Hensman
Margaret Overler
Valley City
Russell Bennett
Chase Street
Paul Kons
East River
John Nustpak
Columbus Street
Ellsworth Burstey
W. River Street
Fred Wigkeaton
Longford Wavenue
David Keers
Dorothy Codner
Riverside Court
George Pillivant
Eastavenue
Charlotta Harper
Pasadena Avenue
Rourke
Clevelands
Lilian Sonpsel
Winekles Street
William Masters
E. Broad Street
David Peters
Raymond Flowers
Clark Street
Richard Stone
Marseilles Avenue
la Chase Street
George Webber
Amherst
Phillip Moore
E. Fourth Street
Berean
The
Methodist Church
Kirby
Sheldon
Georse Boorn
Clarence Beazell
XN. Hawk
A. B. Sauer
Ninth Street
Estabbusch Cave
Helen
Louise Elemes
Helen Madok
Bobby
Loui Uth H Hollis
Mary
Lois Prindle
Jack
Grace Jenne
Hazel Kauffmn
Epworth League
First Methodist Church
Lade Institute
Elizabeth Campbell
Marion Upp
Margaret Mineh
Q. E. Brodneck Sant
Afiss Louise Brown
Harmo n Lodge to Inspect Franks S Harman Lodge Session
Frank S Harman Ledze 647 F A M will meet in special session at the Masonic Temple on Tuesday evening May will be the occasion for inspection of Dr Theo Humphr iand. The event gathers multiple lodge members and local clergy, with organizers listed from Elyria Lorain Lakewood and surrounding areas.
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Frank S. Harmen Ledze
Masonic Temple
Theo. FL Humphriand
Grand
George D. Nicholas
Lorain County Bank
Elyria
Ohio
Elyria Attorney Addresses Study Group Meeting
The Round Table Discussion Club met at the home of Dr and Mrs. Reob. Rive, 331 Seventh street, Guy Bindley addressed the club on The Yellow Peril. He discussed Washingtons farewell advice, postwar economics, and rising tensions with Japan and Russia. The group voted thanks to Mr. Findley and planned a May 25 special meeting on Direct Credit Society ideas, with further remarks by Charles Christ at the June gathering.
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Round Table
Lke
Calvin Coolidge
Andrew Mellon
United States
Japan
Russia
Stalin
Ervasion
Iself
Philippine Islands
Mands
League of Nations
Woodrow Wilson
Findley
Direct Credit Society
Lot-A-Lot
Roy Mosher
Folowig
Edward Henson
Elyria
Charles Feakins
William Pratt
Hollis Heighley
Oberlin
Mosher
C. Feakins
Bukovac
Metta Peard
Nell McRoberts
Frank Clark
Eleanor
Southeastern Russia Neighborhood Club
Frank Kreuger
Postponed Child Welfare Club Sewing Meeting
An all day sewing meeting of the Child Welfare department of a Woman's Club was to be held Tuesday but has been postponed indefinitely. Daniel Connelly of Cleveland hosted a dinner party for Miss Helen Taylor and Daniel Smith at Mayfield Country Club with Elizabeth Taylor among the guests. Tonight Mr and Mrs Henry J Smith of Lorain plan a dinner and theatre party for the same guests.
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Helen
Daniee
Daniel Connelly
Cleveland
Helen Taylor
Daniel Smith
Mayfield Country Club
Elizabeth Taylor
Howl
Henry J. Smith
Lorain
Miss Taylor
Mr. Smith
Local Personal Notes From Hillsdale And Nearby Areas
Local personals list relatives visiting in Hillsdale Michigan and area. Travelers attend Ravenna Ohio state Congregational Christian conference as the Ravenna church marks a milestone. Detroit and Lorain residents visit family, with multiple dinners and outings noted, including Monmouth Day events and church activities.
Progressive Dinner for St Marys College Alumnae
A Cleveland based alumnae group from St Marys College Notre Dame Indiana held a progressive dinner hosted by local volunteers Miss Lillian Damm Miss Rosemary Williams Miss Geraldine Halpin and Miss Georgiana Rusin. Twenty six guests from Cleveland Bellevue Elyria Lorain and Akron attended with courses at Halpin Williams Rusin and Damar homes featuring flowers and candles.
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Cleveland
St. Mary's College
Notre Dame
Indiana
Lillian Damm
Rosemary Wiliams
Geraldine Halpin
Georgiana Rusin
Lorain
Bellevue
Elyria
Akron
Miss Halpin
Miss Damar
News Briefs From Elyria and Surrounding Areas
Local residents attend religious and social events, with Knights of Columbus delegates leaving for Canton. Birth announcements include a son for Mr. and Mrs. Paul Kohl and a daughter for Mr. and Mrs. John Nasipak. Several trips and visits are noted, from hospital dedications in Cleveland to Mother’s Day gatherings in various towns, plus acknowledgments of obituaries and engagements.
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Jacob Zachman
Marion
Ohto
J. F. Emerich
Knights of Columbus
Richard Teasdale
Canton
Eaton Briefs Provide Local Weekend Social Roundup
May 14 Eaton Me and Mrs Alva Diedrick and daughter Shirley and Marlene and Louise Viermacher and Mrs Carrie Mack from Ridgeville were guests of BE F Mack family. Cleon Crowell and George Hillis families visited Lester. First wedding anniversary for Mr and Mrs Crowell noted at Calera. Central attendees from Cleveland Elyria and Ridgeville listed with several callers including Amy Saye a partial invalid. Ellsworth Hawke family dined with Leo Martin in Columbia Me. Cléon Crowe visited Leslie’s parents in Lester. Earl Hawke family from Nova entertained.
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Briefs Eaton
Mra
Alva Diedrick
Shirley
Marlene
Hullo Louise Viermacher
Carrie Mack
Ridgeville
BE. F
John Proudfoot
Miss Saye
Center
Wiliam Tite
Ellsworth Hawke
Leo Martin
Columbia
Cléon Crowe
Lester
Earl Hawke
Nova
W. R. Hawke
Here Comes Charley to Oberlin Grange Hall May 16
Oberlin residents will see the three act drama Here Comes Charley at the Oberlin Grange Hall on Wednesday evening May 16 at 8 90 oclock. Music by Grange members between acts enhances the presentation repeated at popular request. Local social notes include club gatherings and visits among Oberlin families.
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Charley
Oberlin Grange Hall
Grange
Oberlin
Sisters Claim World Record for Peaceful Household
Two sisters and their husbands living in St Louis say they hold a world record for friendly relations with neighbors. The double wedding joined families in adjoining flats. Since then they share homes, attend the same church and social groups, and have hardly ever quarreled.
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Louis
George Bullerdick
Louis Kroener
Hve
Religious fervor powers historical development of Communism
The driving force behind Communism's historical rise is its religious fervor. Its success rests on spiritual revolt against materialism and the apocalyptic hope of a Messianic earthly reign of social justice rather than on impersonal capitalist evolution.
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St. Andrew's Church
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Mildred Whitney
L. R. Todd
Fifth Street
Daughters of Scotia
LaPorte
Missionary Society
Gaines Conk
General Sec'y
Ohio Christian Missionary Society
Eight O'Clock Club
Frances Baeiz
Park Avenue
Business
Miss Pritchard
Cedar Street
P. H. Roxery
Young Women’s Missionary Society
Americana Legion Auxiliary
Elyria Lodge F. C
Couz i
Eterniz
Young People’s Society
St. John’s Auditorium
Boys’ Missionary Society
Eyermanent
Sears
Irene Zachman
Donna Stegman
Wilford Bicex
Claire Emerich
Norma Stegman
Marian Koeber
Rosemary Redington
Clifton Club
Lakewood
Bernadine Dunn
Ruth Rudin
Dunn
John Madhock
Miss Rudin
Kenneth Buswell
Lake Erie
Helen Madocx
Mire Frances Duhn
Stea Mae Baptiste
Fittie
Ontech Avenue
Howard Sherman
Salix Oldfield
Lois Trumpy
Proecilla Martin
Percy
Jessie Baptiste
Phillis
Trisclla Martin
Janet Adjen
Joyce Keyse
Lois Trimpy
Addig Schuster
George Ister
Anna Case
Forest
Bert Beaton
Guy Schuster
Was
Lawrencs and
Virgil
Ray Moorman
Countay Lesad Avhland
Albert Miller
LaGrange Roag
Mother's Jewels
Woman’s Home Missionary Society
Methodist
Marrevil
Prinpe Pores
Igharer
Lo*rain
Thereea Tiida
Lo‘Tain
Justice of Peace
Rader
Natalie Sean Miller
Sean BR. Moka
Virginia Graf
Kivynias
Sunmer- Toit
Lakewand
Allen Bernard
Elyria Attorney
Leslie Larkin
Robert
Hillsdale
Michigan
Lucy Hourserman
H. Z. Townsend
Elizabeth Rich
Ravenna
State Conference of
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E. Morris Wright
Nanes Jo
Detroit
Wiian Sinter
Georgia Phipps
Shively
Jane
Helen Shively
Lerseh
Ales Stofer
Sehile
Delaware
Heserend
Wiseman
Woodland Avenue
St. Joseph's Hospital
Bishop Rogers
St. Andrew's Epicopal Church
Bel
Redhead
Phil White
OT. Mary's College
Matt Slack
East Broad Street
Karl Lehman
Hetty Bridgeland
Fred Lehman
Carnegie Tech
Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania
Beta Theta Pl
George Emerich
Karl Phipps
Frank Troxe
Aliquippa
Deharsy Ivana
J. L. Haessly
Thomas Birkbeck
Wadsworth
J. Birkbeesk
Stanford Avenue
T. L. Morse
Miss Little
Garden Club
Charity Hospital
Frank Grasser
Toledo
Darrell Johnson
Brooklyn Street
Alice Robinson
Paul Kohl
East River Street
Cleveland Heights
Earl Tompkins
John Nasipak
Francis Coyne
Parkview Court
Lloyd Coates
Hattie McRoberts
Pittsfield
Frank W. Hoover
Rainbow Hospital
Clay C. Nixon
LaGrange Road
Morgantown
West Virginia
J. D. Kiser
Kathryn Krugman
Council of Catholic Women
Cleveland Hotel
Mary K. Miller
Harrison Street
Nogales
Arizona
A. R. Webber
Coreiwooalis
G. E. Hockaden
Thirteenth Street
Earl Mc‘Millan
Ruth
Covington
Kentucky
QO. O. Strohl
Daugh Vera
West Street
William Jones
Fremont
Laura Savers
Mary and
Ida Madden
Nile
Ohi
Clarica Monesmith
Dorothy Cunninghan
Elassmates
Obdertin College
Oberlin Inn
Gerald Rice
Ray
Paul Nice
Sullivan
Lovella Rite
Frank Stetson
Florence Stetson
Benjamin A. Stetson
Rochester
New York
A. A. Stetson
Beatrice Thomas
Yeoangetown
A. B. Taylor
Woodland Ave
A. E. Hares
Lena Dirlam
H. T. Brerley
Ted Breyley
Home Missionary
Tiffin
Nannie Miller
Coshacton
Breyley
Raymond L. Walker
Omo Pickworth
Carlisle Township
Firrie
G. T. Breyley
Elyria Methodist Church
Fritz Rudin
Leola Mohrman
A. A. Mohrman
Hollywood
California
H. T. Breyley
Wallace Bryenton
Port Clinton
Ruth Ryder
Wells Easterday
Charles Easterday
Washington Avenue
Taylor-Smith
Little Joe
Lorain County
Elyria Fur Shoppe Inc
Middle Ave
Carpenter’s Beauty Shoppe
Phillips’ Drug Store
A. B.C
Brown Co
Lodi Street
Worthington Day Cleaners
Middle