Smith Culbertson Nuptials Solemnized At Bride Home
A Lorain wedding at eleven o'clock this morning united Miss Hester Smith and Theodore Culbertson in a simple ceremony at the bride's home. Rev. Smith of First Methodist officiated before roses and ferns. Attendants included Eleanor Loeffler as bridesmaid and Clyde Smith as best man. Following was a wedding breakfast at Lorain Country Club. The couple left for a east and Canada trip and will reside at 1524 Lakeview Boulevard Lorain after June first. Mrs Culbertson is a Elyria High School graduate and YWCA member. Mr Culbertson is a Lorain High School graduate, Western Reserve alum, and Central Bank of Lorain employee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hester Smith
William B. Smith
West Avenue
Theodore Culbertson
Lorain
May Culbertson
Lakeview Boulevard
Mr. Smith
First Methodist Church
Eleanor Loeffler
Clyde Smith
Lorain Country Club
Federation
Style Center Company
Culbertson
Lorain High School
Western Reserve University
Central Business Men's Association
Junior Chamber of Commerce of
Central Bank 10
Evening Club Events In Elyria Area Tonight
Federation of the YWCA hosts a 9:00 p.m. dance at the Elyria Country Club. The Wisteria Club of the United Presbyterian Church meets. The VFW Ladies Club gathers. Daughters of Scotland Argyle Lodge No. 6 meets in Wurst Hall. Sons of Veterans Auxiliary meet at G.A.R. Hall. Chevallier Lodge meets at K.P. Hall. David Nye Chapter of DeMolay meets at I.QO. O.F. Hall. Spanish War Veterans and Auxiliary convene at K of C Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Wisteria Club
United Presbyterian Church
V. FW
Daughters of Scotland
Argyle Lodge No. 6
Wurst Hall
Sons of Veterans Auxiliary
Chevallier Lodge
K. of P. Hall
David Nye
de Molay
I. QO. O. F. Hall
Spanish War Veterans and Auxiliary
K. of C. Hall
Elyria Teachers Club Dinner Rouses Spring Valley Club
The Elyria City Teachers' Club hosted a dinner for 140 teachers and Board of Education guests at the Spring Valley Club on Tuesday. The program featured chalk talk by Jay Weller, four songs by Morris Scott, a Baldwin Wallace Players comedy Malted Milk and Marcia, and music by the Giles Trio. Floral pink roses and memo-fold favors from local sponsors added to the evening. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Comings, Mrs. J. H. Symons, and Miss Amy Saye. Chairmen Miss Mantle, Miss Eubanks, Miss McCrillis, and Ralph Wood organized the successful event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spring Valley
Rouse
Elyria City
Miss Mantle
Eubanks
Miss McCrillis
Ralph Wood
Miss Ahne Dunlap sets June wedding date at Lorain bridge party
At the Hotel Antlers in Lorain Miss Ahne P Dunlap announced that June 20 would be her marriage date to Richard Wagner. The reveal was hidden in ostrich feather fans among rainbow colored scrolls as six tables of bridge ran. Guests included Mrs Walter Gamble Mrs Albert Gamble Miss Rosella Lee and many Lorain and Elyria residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Antlers
Lorain
Ahne P. Dunlap
Martin Dunlap
Richard Wagner
John Wagner
Seventh Street
Walter Gamble
Albert Gamble
Rosella Lee
Lakewood
Richard Teasdale
Detroit
Michigan
Marl Stewart
Hazel Gibson
Oberlin
Floyd Schlitz
Claude Wagner
William Gamble
Wilbur Hall
Ervin Kunerth
Mary Wagner
Elyria
P Paul Curran
William Firestone
Ernest Brown
Alex Norberg
Carl Opfer
Wilson Snyder
J. E. McCleary
Rosellates
Mary Crosse
Sophia Justice
Ben Krall
Edna Frickson
St Clair Rebekah Lodge Opens With Chicken Dinner
The St Clair Rebekah lodge held its meeting last evening with a chicken dinner from five to seven. About one hundred attended including several guests. Six candidates were balloted on and additional applications were received. Plans moved to entertain Amethyst Kodze of Cleveland at the next session. Discipleship was also discussed. a mother and daughter were noted for future events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Clair Rebekah Lodge
Amethyst Kodzea Cleveland
Eastern Star and Veterans Meetings Planned
Friday evening the Order of Eastern Star meets in the Red Cross room of the Masonic Temple to transact business. Spanish War Veterans and Auxiliary host the G. A. R. Veterans and their wives with hoped for good attendance. Goodwill Bible class hosts a birthday luncheon tomorrow at 12 15 with Miss Joan Rock of Cleveland giving a jello and spring salad demonstration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Order of Eastern Star
Red Cross
Masonic Temple
Spanish War Veterans and Auxiliary
Veterans and Auxiliary
Goodwill Bible
Joan Rock
Cleveland
Mary and Martha class hosts meeting at Methodist church
Mrs C M Lee of Pasadena Avenue hosted the Mary and Martha class at the Methodist church last night. About twenty members attended as three chapters of The Man Nobody Knows were reviewed. Officers were elected with Mrs Coensparger as president, Mrs Baxter as vice president, Mrs Jennings as secretary and Mrs Geigey as treasurer. Sunshine treasurer is Mrs Sherman. After social games, light refreshments were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. M. Lee
Pasadena Avenue
Mary and Martha
Methodist Church
McRoberts
Coensparger
Baxter
Jennings
Geigey
Sherman
Sunshine
Circle No 5 at St Pauls church meets at Neutercourt home
Thirteen members and six guests attended Circle No 5 of St Pauls church last evening at Mrs George Vogleys Neutercourt home. Mrs Worthington led devotionals and after the business meeting a contest awarded prizes to Mrs Parmely and Mrs Worthington. Refreshments followed before adjournment to meet June sixth at Mrs Peter Dellefield on Griswold road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St Paul's Church
George Vogley
Neutercourt
Worthington
Parmely
Peter Dellefield
Griswold Road
Chrysanthemum Birthday Club Meets. June Event Planned
Mrs Richard Munz hosted nine Chrysanthemum Birthday Club members at her brother's Ninth street home yesterday. Mrs Alfred Schultz of Tenth street was chosen as press reporter during the business session. The afternoon featured sewing and a 4 pm refreshment with red roses. On June 13 Mrs Walter Kopf will entertain at her Tenth street home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Munz
Chrysanthemum Birthday Club
Ninth Street
Alfred Schultz
Tenth Street
Munz
Walter Kopf
Woman's Association meeting at Pilgrim Church hosts
The Woman's Association of the Pilgrim Community church met last night with Mrs Hogan and Mrs Hoffman as hostesses. After business, Mrs George Day sang two numbers "Spring is Coming" and "Twick Ingham Fairs." Mrs Day was accompanied by Mrs John Eldt. Missionary Mrs Hemingway, back from China, spoke on her work there before refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Association of the Pilgrim, Community Church
Hogan
Hoffman
George Day
Twick Ingham
Day
John Eldt
Hemingway
China
Ladies Circle meeting at Mrs Wis singer home
The Lady Rowena Circle met yesterday at 120 Nichols Court with Mrs Florence Wis singer. A noon tureen was served to ten members, then the group sewed quilt blocks. The next neat meeting is set for June 13 at Mrs Simmons's home in Ridgeville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lady Rowena
Florence Wissinger
Nichols Court
Simmons
Ridgeville
Admissions and discharges list across multiple residents
The notice lists admissions including Mrs Martin Mce Laughlin at Stop 2 Lake Ave Oberlin and Thomas Brown at 25 West Ave with several others in Cleveland and Oberlin. Discharges include Mike Meckles and Harry Sheare at 8851 26th Street San Francisco and Mrs Arthur Gemline with a baby girl at 702 Boat High at.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin Mce-Laughlin
Lake Ave
Tlaré Old Nolan
Oberlin
Thomas Brown
West Avenue
James Korb
Denison Avenue
Thomas Sellers
Stearn Road
Cleveland
Wincoln Werner
Ohio St
Mike Meckles
Second
Harry Sheare
26Th Street
San Francisco
Arthur Gemline
Debate at Business and Professional Women's Club Meeting
Oberlin College seniors debated whether the United States government should protect American capital invested in backward countries. The event drew thirty members and friends as Mrs. Yland and Mrs. Terry sang prior to the session, with Miss Caroline Foley presiding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Business and Professional Woman's Club
Oberlin College
United States
Robert Yland
A. F. Terry
Caroline Foley
Styck Tyte Club Entertainment At Adams Street Home
The Styck Tyte club met at Mrs Bruce’s Adams street home last evening. Mrs Hollingsworth won first prize, Mrs Charles Edwards second, and Mrs Bruce third. Mrs Anthony was consoled. A dainty luncheon followed. Mrs Hollingsworth invited the club to meet at her Adams street home next Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Styck Tyte Club
Bruce
Adams Street
Hollingsworth
Charles Edwards
Anthony
Just-A-Real Club Hosts Pedro Night and Bunco
A newly organized Just- A-Real club met yesterday afternoon at Mrs. N. Neufer's West Street home to play eleven games of progressive Pedro. Prizes went to Mrs. W. D. Huffman high, Mrs. Mary Trisel second, Mrs. Charles Smith third, and Mrs. Mabel Neufer consolation. Hostess served refreshments. Mrs. Will Telzer invited the group to meet again in two weeks at 351 Columbus Street. The Happy Dozen Bunco Club gathered at Mrs. O. Finkle's Lake Avenue home yesterday afternoon. Forty-two games were played with high scores won by Mrs. Fawn Hamilton first, Mrs. Howard Richards second, Mrs. Oscar Pixley third, and Mrs. Hugh Thomas consoled for low score. Light refreshments were served and Mrs. Howard Richards will host May 23 at Spruce Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. Neufer
West Street
Pedro
W. D. Huffman
Mary Trissel
Charles Smith
Mabel Neufer
Will Telzer
Columbus Street
Happy Dozen
O. Finkle
Lake Avenue
Fawn Hamilton
Howard Richards
Oscar Pixley
Hugh Thomas
Spruce Street
Daughters of St Andrew Hold Bridge Party At Jobson Home
The Daughters of St Andrew held a bridge party yesterday afternoon at 1377 East Avenue hosted by Mrs Jack Jobson with assistance from Mrs F A Herman. Prizes went to Mrs I K Davis Mrs J K Thatcher and Mrs Harold Terry. Luncheon followed. The group will meet on May 31 at Mrs Irvin Kunerths home 355 Kenyon Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daughters of St Andrew
Jack Jobson
East Avenue
F. A. Herman
I. K. Davis
J. KE. Thatcher
Harold Terry
Irvin Kunerth
Kenyon Avenue
Jolly Dozen Club Holds Pedro Games and Luncheon
The Jolly Dozen Club met with Mr and Mrs Walter Bagnell on Harwood street. Eight games of pedro were played with Mr and Mrs Henry Schildt winning first prize, Mrs Arthur Ehlke and Harvey Gotto second, and Mrs William Block and Herman Eady third. A social time and a luncheon followed. Two weeks hence the group will meet with Mr and Mrs William Block on Twelfth street. The Social Dozen Club gathered at Mrs Emma Scheuneman's on Lake avenue with eight members and two guests. They sewed for the Red Cross and enjoyed refreshments. The next meeting is with Mrs Peter Kreps on Chestnut street June 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jolly Dozen
Walter Bagnell
Harwood Street
Pedro
Henry Schildt
Arthur Ehlke
Harvey Gotto
William Block
Herman Eady
Twelfth Street
Emma Scheuneman
Lake Avenue
Red Cross
Peter Kreps
Chestnut Street
Friendship Club groups meet at YWCA afternoon
The Players and the Scribes of the Friendship Club held a routine meeting with no special business. Artists planned a bridge party at Virginia Crandall's home on Earl Court tomorrow. Minstrels practiced for the senior farewell on Wednesday. Natura Lore discussed finances and a June 11 outing at Camp Iss-See-Kies if possible. Handicraft group prepared programs for the co ed dance on May 29.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Friendship Club
Virginia Crandall
Earl Court
Camp Iss-See-Kies
Birthday luncheon honors Mrs Leon Harden in Olmsted Falls
A buffet luncheon marked the birthday anniversary of Mrs Leon Harden of Olmsted Falls. Hosted by her sister Mrs George Miller at Cleveland Street, the event drew twenty six relatives and friends from Elyria and Lorain. Gifts were exchanged amid social chat and a pleasant afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leon Harden
Olmsted Falls
George Miller
Cleveland Street
Elyria
Will Hull
Lorain
Harden
Ninth District Sons of Veterans Convention at Lorain
The Ninth District convention of the Sons of Veterans will be held in Lorain at Maccabee hall on Friday May 17 with sessions in the afternoon and evening. Members plan to travel from the square aboard the 1:39 car. Mrs Will Hall of Lorain spent yesterday afternoon in Elyria.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aunvishary of the Sons of Ution Veterans
Lorain
Maccabee Hall
Mield Avenue
Ninth Street
Will Hall of
Elyria
Services commemorating Christ’s ascension at St Josephs Lutheran
Services commemorating the ascension of Christ will be held at St. Joseph's Lutheran church this evening at seven thirty o'clock in the German language.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Joseph's Lutheran Church
Harmony Card Club Hosts Tureen Dinner
Members of the Harmony Card Club held their annual Tureen dinner yesterday at Mrs M D Benson’s Second Street home. Eleven progressive prize games were played with Mrs Lorrie Brouse high score, Mrs Nettia Lump second, and Mrs Freeman consoling. The next meeting will be at Mrs Marian Shrubsole’s West River Street home on May 23.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harmony Card Club
M. D. Benson
Second Street
Pedro
Lorrie Brouse
Nettia Lump
Freeman
Marian Shrubsole
West River Street
Great Sabbath at First United Presbyterian marks 21st anniversary
Next Sabbath May 20 marks the churchs 21st anniversary and the last day in the present auditorium. Dr Thomas M Chalmers will speak at 10 45 am on Israel and Prayer. A 2 30 pm mass meeting with First Baptist Church features Russia and Armageddon, and 7 30 pm Zionism and Palestine. All welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First United Presbyterian Church
Thomas M. Chalmers
Israel
First Baptist Church
Chalmers
Russia
Palestine
Various Local Social Notes Reach Across States
Mrs Pat Yaucer recovers from pneumonia at Mertle hospital Gary Indiana while Mrs Don Granger and Mrs Henry Maser travel from Pittsburgh by motor to the Derby in Louisville. Mrs G R Weiseke of Harvard avenue returns home after visiting aunt Mrs W L Hogue of Benton Harbor Michigan. Mrs Lilie Wallhead in Elsie Michigan due to illness and death of her father Steven Hubbard. Mr and Mrs L H Young report diphtheria quarantine lifted at 252 Spruce street. Mrs W B Hubbell of East avenue to chaperone at Laurel school May dinner dance in Cleveland hosted by Miss Frances Hubbell at the Hotel Cleveland tomorrow night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ana
Don Granger
Henry Maser
Pittsburgh
Mator
Louisville
Kentucky
G. R. Weiseke
Harvard Avenue
W. L. Hogue
Benton Harbor
Michigan
Lilie Wallhead
Elsie
Steven Hubbard
L. H. Young
Spruce Street
W. B. Hubbell
East Avenue
Laurel School
Cleveland
Frances Hubbell
Polish Dance Benefit at Eagles Hall Tonight
A Polish dance at Eagles Hall tonight supports a sick friend with all welcome. A Saturday May 19 event features Palmar Star Light Serenaders WHK Broadcasters and the Cleveland Orchestra with music expected to please all attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eagles Hall
Palmar Starlight Serenaders
WHK
Cleveland Orchestra
Get After Weeds Early in the Garden Work
A early spring guide urges starting cultivation as soon as dandelions appear. Stake out perennial weeds and grasses before seeding, and mulch asparagus beds with stable manure to curb weed growth. Use hand weeders to remove dandelions and plantains in lawns and beds.
Bake Sale at F. E. Church Saturday Morning
A bake sale is planned for Saturday morning at the Super or Electric-Circle No. 5 church location. Proceeds will support church activities and community programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Superor Electric—Circle No. 5
F. E. Church
Ridgeville Highs Third Annual Senior Play Eliza Comes to Stay
The Ridgeville High School Auditorium hosts the third annual senior class play Eliza Comes to Stay on May 18 and 19 at 8:00 pm. Performances run Friday and Saturday evenings with students from the senior class presenting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eliza
Ridgeville High School
Hoeing and cultivation tips for gardeners in historic text
The excerpt advises marking rows clearly and lightly stirring soil between them to suppress early weed growth. It notes hoe styles and garden tool tines for effective cultivation. A reference mentions the first paper made from wood pulp on March 5 1867 at mills in Interluken Massachusetts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Interluken
Mass
Dancing at the Elgint Eagles Friday Nights
Community dance event at the Elgint Eagles every Friday night welcomes all. Admission 50 cents per couple.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elgint Eagles
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Smith-Culbertson
Bride
ST. Clair Lodge
Wen Han
Medeod
Nis
Mrs. Lee
Mary and
Martha
ST. Paul's Church
Chrysanthemum Club
Woman's Assoc. OF
Pilgrim Church Hears OF
Notes
P. W
Styck Tyte Club
Mrs. O. Finkle
Happy Dozen Club
Daughters OF ST. Andrew
Mrs
Jolly Dozen Club
Ann
Sons OF Veterans
Mina
Marion Grosscup
University of Oregon
Eugene
Ore
Marion
Ascension Service
F. L Winchester and Son
San Pedro
California
R. A. Forney
LaPorte
Pat Yaucer
Mertle Hospital
Gary Indi
Charis Charis
Millinery East Ave
Cold Storage For
Savings Deposit Bank & Trust Co
Postoffice
Saul
Broad ST
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