Wedding Bells and Society Notes at Ohio Campus Event
A detailed wedding notice and local society items describe Brialniler and Tex wedding preparations and ceremony with pink and brown bridal attire. The bride, a senior at Ohio State College of Commerce, wore a pink corsage bouquet and hat to match. Post ceremony reception at Flyle Woratt's Club featured spring flowers and gardenia shoulder ornaments for guests. Society notes cover Ald Society meetings, memorials, and bazaar planning, with mentions of Ohio State connections and local club hosting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brialniler
Tex
Woratt
Ohio State University
College of Commerce
Sal
Hultz
Ohio State
Othe Army
Tay
Camp Reynolds
Pressylvania
Elénior 8 Bride and Wedding Details At Lincoln Neb
The wedding of Miss Myers to Lawrence Butler is noted with details of the ceremony at the Non-Commis- sioned Officers Club and reception. The bride, daughter of Mr and Mrs D W Butler of Lin- coin Neb, wore a gown described as befitting the occasion. Attendants included Miss Harrison and Miss Pegy Gar, with Wilbur Welborn as escort for the groom. The bride recently graduated from Lincoln High School and was formerly employed before joining the Corps in November.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elénior
Florence
Ninth Street
Ocean Drive
Keeler
Wilbur
Welborn
Arrison
Pegey Garboth
Hewly
iMyers
Ind
Lin- Neb
Lincoln
Myers
Elyria
Western Automatic Machine ‘Company
Untitled notice of family, hospital, and social events
A fragmentary notice lists names linked by family ties and visits. References include Cleveland, Warren, and Memorial Hospital. mentions of Mrs Alfred Motee, Mr and Mrs Re Biddinges and Cora Chamberlains as guests. Several unclear names appear with scattered locations and a hospital context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Aird
Renest
Cline Calan
Mbiekal
Will Penning Chisholm
Misa Marini Lindhe Douelier
Faeniée
Bigrtat
David Lindberg Sorey
Findhook
Industrial Nurses Hear Talk At Methodist Circle Meet
Industrial Nurses hear a public program presented by Mrs A D Strang of Circle No 3 at the home of Mrs Alwyn Hennessey West Avenue. She reviewed The Silent Billions Speak by Frank Laubach and urged increased missionary effort as world literacy key. Meeting opened by Mrs C W OMalley with devotions by Mrs B S Jennings. Music by Lena Kirby. Picnic planned at the home of Mrs W L Crrodeou June 21.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A.D. Strang
Circle No.3
Methodist Church
Alwyn Hennessey
West Avenue
E. O. Hess
Henryy Beam
Strang
Frank Laubach
Philippines
Royal Neighbors Meeting Friday in Chicago
Royal Neighbors of America hold a meeting Friday at the Grayefone Hotel in Sut, with a board party to follow. The event invites members and the public to attend, details arranged by Kat P hall and the Moose Run Tare sala group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royal Neighbors of America
Kat P Hall
Lavatiel
Second Congregational Church Women Hear Book Review
Members and guests attended the annual May party of the Women’s Association at Reennd Congregational church. Mrs Ruth Winchell delivered a review of Sholem Asch’s The Apostle, followed by devotion led by Mrs Peter Smith and songs with Mrs Louise Ohmer at the piano.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Second Congregational Church
Reennd Congregational Church
Womier's Association
Lord Davis Cof
Oberlin
Ker
Elizabeth
Rich
First Congregational Church
Robert Livingston
Pilgrimn Church
A. B. Kemp
L. Guissierr
Peter Smith
Hare Ald Olmfield
Louise Ohmer
Sholem Asch
Ruth Winchell
Girl Scout Leaders Attend Council Party in Elyria
At a party last night hosted by Mrs A N Hankaford on Pith street, Elyria, Girl Scout leaders gathered with guests from the council. Leaders and speakers discussed relations to outdoor activities, summer camps, and planned programs for Brownies, Intermediates, and Senior Scouts, with dates for camp sessions and local events announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Aus
J. C. Brydon
Neil Henson
Elyswoods
Will Thomas
Service Bureau
Columbus
Steert
Iran
Trepp
Simmer
Kennet Boylan
Nf Ath Gutly
Sie Williams
Leaders Association
Maul Mendenhall
EP. Gates
Dell
Shirley Pallas Hosts 44 Club Meeting This Week
Shirley Pallas hosted the 44 Club meeting with seven members present as plans for a slumber party emerged. A final constitution was drafted and will be voted on, while members discussed several topics. After business portions, refreshments were served by the hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shirley Pallas
Shrley Pallas
Apxy
Myceqig Vshmenis
Ihe Hasiess
Spring Rimmage Isle Elyvia Navy Moth ers Cink
Event listing notes a Saturday evening start with a 7:30 pm time for a program at 245 Second Street and a 3:00 pm preceding session. No further details provided about participants or organizations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyvia Navy
Community clubs and church events gather for spring meetings
A cross section of parish circles clubs and civic groups held meetings and social events around town. Members including Ms. Gwen, Mrs. EB A Splete, and Mrs. A Hy Haas participated in devotional services readings, routine business, and mission art stories. A donation packaging session prepared infant clothing for a New York institution. The next gathering is June 2 at 12:30 hosted by Mrs Le Leser to conclude the Masonica Circle season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EB. A. Splete
Pasadena Avenue
A. Hy Haas
Marbel Barth
George Bradley
Minnie Tittle
New York
le Leser
Marseilles Avenue
Bake Sale Saturday at St Tohut's Gas Co by 08 Clube
A local bake sale is scheduled for Saturday at St Tohut's Gas Co. Proceeds go to community funds. Volunteers invite neighbors to donate treats and attend the event hosted by Clube.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bake Sale
Asm. Gas Co
St Tohut's
Community meeting notes hint at local club activities and plans
Fragmented report describes a parish hall gathering with Mrs Harvey and others hosting snacks. It notes Moilicdist Circle No 1 meeting at Mrs Meard's home with 18 members present, devotions by Mrs Beal, committee to appoint officers, and program on Yesterday's Children by Warwick. Announcement of next circle meeting pending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pred. Lawrence
Yo Meard
Bart Seanesterday
Sam Beal
Heard Res
Warwick
Meeting notes reveal public affairs agenda
Fragmentary OCR shows a meeting with references to community affairs and editing the publication. Key names appear as Mree Ray and Rabiage, with wording indicating a planning session for public notices and editorial changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ee A. Tou
Hed Atthe
Maeting
GiFle
Mree Ray
Rabiage
Taysate Ih
the ‘Publica
Point Circle Elects Election Insiders at Meeting
Members met at the home of Mrs. W. F. Upmas in Columbus as Point Circle elected new leaders. Mrs. Myre Geéfree McDayvied chaired. Mrs. Ralph Murbach and Mrs. Bodo Mahike served as secretary and treasurer. A program included Mrs. Stanley Shaw on a Samaritan theme and readings from Herber Agat's A Time for Greatness. Next meeting set for Mrs. B. Thomas's home. Rimmage Sale announced for 8 a.m. at 213 West Sty bve Gates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cireles
Columbus
Streel
Thomas
Mes
Mis
Ds B. Thomas
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Mission Book
Remianiuel Lbuther
Alda Society
Charles Gerford
Ald Society
Charles Contaman
Princeton
George
Mynchenberg
Ally of Life
William Im
Wiser
Charlotte
Mra
Urich
Herbert
Traustman
Herbert, Storer
Neat
Goa
Heomlens
Industriat
Atléo
Binte
Circle 3
Birkline
ABC Second
Elk's Club
Armesphere
Maal Antively Nee
Chevm
Girl Scout
Elyria Bar
Middle Avenue
Weaar Street Beat
Capitol Theatres
Jack Flyne
Don Granger
Bilgtiny
Irondale
Scotland
Woriah
Lay
Re Geha
Mahia
Oxford
M. S. Frayer Cirele
Ars
Glen Neeley
Third Street
Andrewis Gharlotte
Eady Gyula
Maux
Belly
Bogart
Prise Étansavenue
Daughters of American
Chall Elyria
Masonica Temple
Mist Helly Guild
Éaker
Mise Bootha Bidattis
Lukes
Mies Ona
Holly
Ralph Prechiel
Anil
Gerruda’ Williams
Harvey
Holedtab
Jimer Evan
Mes. Ofrvin
Wendell
Edward Heiser
Point Cirele
Rimmage Sale
West Sty
Gates Pata
L’aiglon
Suersuckers
Piques
VolLas
Ghamerays
Bere Frits
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