Lorain Society Announces Mildred Meister and Clarence Meinke Wedding
Mrs Henry Meister of Fifth street Lorain announces the marriage of her daughter Mildred to Clarence Meinke of Lorain. The wedding date is to be set. Mildred is a Clearview school teacher and a Lorain High School Kent State grad. Meinke is employed at National Tube and an Elyria High School graduate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mildred Meister
Lorain
Clarence Meinke
Elyria
Henry Meister
Fifth Street
Mildred
Mr. Meinke
William H. Meinke
Columbus Street
Jane Fifth
Sanders Rhodes Wedding Solemnized in Elyria Ripley NY
A wedding in Ripley New York united Mrs Mabel Rhodes of 908 Walnut Street Elyria and Floyd Sanders of Wellington last Friday. The couple plans to live on Walnut Street and later farm in Wellington. Social clubs and church groups held gatherings with gifts, dinners, and bridge games, including the B B Club at Elizabeth Avery’s home and the Dorcas Class at First Baptist Church. The Central Guild of St Andrew's Episcopal met for a sewing session for Elyria Memorial Hospital and adjourned to June first.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Ripley
New York
Mabel Rhodes
Walnut Street
Floyd Sanders
Wellington
Central Guild
St. Andrew's Episcopal Church
Elyria Memorial Hospital
M. E. Hendricks
East
Voluteer United
Toledo
Grafton
Jane
Licenses Named for Lorain Elyria Individuals in Record
A list of licensed personnel from Lorain and Elyria includes Andrew Hreha Jr a 25 year old inspector from Lorain Rose Bialorucki 23 Lorain Milton Gary 25 Lorain a sales man Fannie Babich 6 of TAB West River street Elyria Glignor Birjak 45 Lorain a laborer Anna Pater 48 Lorain Raymond Plas 25 Elyria a laborer Thelma Padisy 27 of 245 Cambridge avenue Elyria.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew Hreha, Jr
Lorain
Rose Bialorucki
Milton Gary
Fannie Babich
Outstanding Books Of Year Reviewed at YWCA
The YWCA season closed with Mrs. Helen Tappan Berthoff reviewing eighteen of the standout books of the year including two plays biographies and novels. Attendance averaged forty five with a peak of 175 for the Gone With the Wind review. Tea committees enhanced social hours. Recitals and circles followed with a Girl Scouts award date set for June 18 in Cascade Park if weather allows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Tappan Berthotf
China
New York Times Literary Supplement
Ta-Wa-Si Club Hosts Mothers Night At Brass Kettle
Ta-Wa-Si Club of the Church of Christ entertained mothers with a three course dinner for forty five at the Brass Kettle in Loraiz. Pastel decor and hand painted programs by Thelma Myers framed a night of skits sung by Lucille Day Mary Fox and others with readings by Mrs. H G Wilson. Guests represented Elyria Vermilion Grafton and North Eaton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of Christ
Loraiz
Thelma Myers
DeEtte Burdue
Florence Stetson
Lucille Day
Mary Fox
Evelyn Smith
Anne Grandstaff
Mabel Reynolds
Eleanor Gehrke
the Zoo
Eunice Browning
Grace Gannett
Nairy
North Eaton
Mary Martha Class at St Pauls Church Meeting Notes
The Mary Martha Class of St Pauls Church gathered with about eighty members attending. Led by the caret, the group shared an evening of socializing and a light refreshment course provided by hostesses Mrs Fackles and Mrs Gilmore at the close of the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary-Martin Ciege
St Paul's Church
Iatevesivz
Cassin
Caret Onak
Sant
Mr Fackles
Elyria area personals note highlights local events
Mrs Charles Turner of Lakewood attended Elyria concert with the Choral Department of the Musical Art Society. A son was born to Mr and Mrs George Simon at Elyria Memorial Hospital on May 18. Thelma Holmes death prompted Lawrence Holmes to Plymouth Michigan. Nursing scholars at Wayne University honored. Marjorie Simon also to receive nursing certificate. Freddy Ryan, two months old, progresses after a serious operation at Elyria Memorial Hospital. Guests include Mrs W Vester Walker and son Jobe of Nashville, with Mrs Walker attending the National League of American Pen Women in Cleveland. Various local ladies attended meetings in Wadsworth Akron and Cleveland for women’s clubs and missionary societies. The Republican Women’s Club featured Rev E C Young speaking on government affairs in Washington and current events by Mrs George Johnson. singing by Mrs Wilfrid Bowdler. Next meeting set for June 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Turner
Marie Marin
Lakewood
Elyria Jas
The
Musical Art Society
George Simon
Lake Avenue
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Lawrence Holmes
Byington Court
Plymouth
Michigan
Thelma Holmes
Emma Murney
Wayne University
Detroit
Marjorie
Freddy Ryan
Leon Ryan
West River Street
W. B. Hubbell
W. Vester Walker
Jobe
Nashville
Tennessee
Walker
National League of American Pen
Cleveland
Wadsworth
Women's Foreign Missionary Society
Noralk
M. E
E. J. Bond
Edwin Shubert
C. M. Ackerman
W. C. Snowden
J. L. Mathie
St. Louis
Missouri
C. G. Buswell
Kenyon Avenue
Paxson
Young
Republican Women's Club
America
B. H. Long
George Colburn
E. C. Young
Congregational Church
North Ridgeville
Washington
George Johnson
Wilfrid Bowdler
Eric Chapman
Tri-Ko Club Meets at Miss Vietzen Home
Tri-Ko Club members gathered at Miss Dorothy Vietzen’s Fos ter avenue home with Miss Jean Roth assisting. A lengthy meeting covered the Tri-Ko Sport Swing held Friday night at the Elk’s hall, reported as a success, and plans were made for a Deco ration Dar weekend at a Vermilion on the Lake cottage. Refreshments were served, and the group agreed to meet next Tuesday at Jean Crowe’s West avenue home with Ardis Shenmum assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gaeity Club
Janet Stagg
Avon
Dorothy Vietzen
Foster Avenue
Jean Roth
Washeld
Elk’s Hall
Vermilion-on-the-Lake
Jean Crowe
West Avenue
Ardis Shenmum
Indoor Picnic Forces Revised Plan by Young Women's League
The Employer Young Women's League shifted to an indoor picnic at the YWCA gymnasium from Elwoodwoods due to changes. Four drama segments titled School Daye Daisy Bell Alexander's Bagtime Best and Bbe's Coming led the event with Miss Exeys Berhart appointed to represent the league planning committee. A fall event is planned for Mary Bells Camp on September 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beracee
Rats
Young Women's League
Elpwoods
Deisy Bell
Alexander
Bbe
Rocré
Bildgee
Exeys Berhart
Mary Bells
Weet At Gables Zaz 7.15 members and their pre xieam
Mrs Harry Gilcrest Perecestarius hosted last evening as Weet At Gables Zaz 7.15 met at Gatirs for a brief business session. Officers were chosen for re election at the next meeting. A theatre party was approved as the form of the forthcoming gathering with Bridee and hearts as main diversions. High score went to Mrs Harry Gilcrest and Dorothe Hulse. Miss Marie Robertson was consoled. Dessert followed and the group planned to meet again on Cornell Avenue with Helen Monroe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zaz
Harry Gilcrest Perecestarius
Gatirs
Bridee
Hearts
Harry Gilcrest
Dorothe Hulse
Marie Robertson
Helen Monroe
Cornell Avenue
Hospital Admissions and Discharges List
Hospital admissions include Mrs Addie Cannon and Mrs Giles Gardner with listed addresses. Discharges feature James Parka, John Fritz, Leroy Peabody, Donald Krebe, Russell Moorhead, and Mrs Anna Polen among others. The fragment notes various residents and newborns such as a baby boy in Lorain, with multiple rural addresses and tran sit entries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Addie Cannon
Uf Shear Street
John Frity
Giles Gardner
Grafton
George Simon
Lahnaseanve
Mary Lindsey
Wellington
Frederick Fox
Sient
Evan Slanakter
Oxford Coast
Joseph Dagan
East Avenue
James Parka
Denison
John Fritz
W. Rivet
Leroy Peabody
R. D
Donald
Cleveland Composer Reviews Local Concert
Homer B. Hatch reports a large First Congregational Church audience enjoyed a Choral Department concert with strengthened alto sections, strong leadership by J Martin Beck, and excellent soloists. Mendelssohn and Czech songs highlighted a well chosen program with standout pieces and graceful performances by Edith Lyman and Lloyd G Linder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homer B. Hatch
First Congregational Church
J. Martin Beck
Mendelssohn
Victor Harris
Griesy
Solvéje
Johann
Edith Lyman
Oberlin Conservatory
Siciliene
Saint-Saens
Chaminade
Lloyd G. Linder
Fausta
Jean de Restke
Caruso
Richard Crooks
June Collings
Charles Walton
Linda Mae Crumtey
Two Guests of Honor Entertained at Eastern Heights Home
Miss Kathryn Nivus hosted a bridge gathering for Miss Betty Humphrey and Miss Mary Louise Bolly. Guests found their places via playful cues inspired by wedding bells. Prizes went to Miss Humphrey and Miss Wilma Strack as miscellaneounsists were showered on the two brides-elect. A candlelit dining room showcased a two-course meal with a centerpiece of lace and roses on a reflecting mirror.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kathryn Nivus
Eastern Heights Boulevard
Betty Humphrey
Mary Louise Bolly
Bridge
Miss Humphrey
Wilma Strack
Calendar for tonight at local clubs and churches
Bt. Clair Rebekahs host memorial service. Allen P T A entertains teachers at Y M C A. Monopoly event hosted by Mrs. Larry Holmes at Byington Court. Pilgrim Women's Association led by Mrs. Fred Bauer. BPW Club bridge party with Mrs. Ruth Palmer at 807 Middle Ave. Woman's Club Evening Department meets at 6:30 for members and cards. Second Congregational Church night service at 7:30. Mrs. D M Upton to present Echoes of State Conference at Piqua. U P Church Junior Missionary Society hosts meeting at Mrs. C L Bristol's Harvard Ave. United Presbyterian prayer meeting and study of 1st Corinthians at 7:30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clair
D. M. Upton
Piqua
Junior Missionary Society of
U. P
C. L. Bristol
Harvard Avenue
United Presbyterian
Mothers Day Program At U P Class Held At Presbyterian Church
A Mothers Day program arranged for Truth Seekers class mothers featured a devotional, talks on Outstanding Women of China, music by Virginia and Beatrice Demirjian, and readings. Prizes for bridge, flowers for mothers, and notes on Bible study progress followed. Two weddings, June gatherings, and a lodge degree ceremony were also reported in the same campus notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Called Presbyterian Church
Anne Moyes
Doris Roberts
Virginia
Beatrice Demirjian
Alex Graham
China
Charlotte Brooks
Charlotte King
Josephine Fisher
Agnes Anderson
Margaret Williamson
Isa Jamison
C. L. Bristol
Pilgrim Church Pot Luck Gathering Thursday
A church pot luck is planned at Pilgrim Church this Thursday. There will be no Cosmopolitan Club meeting this week. the next regular club meeting is scheduled for June third.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pilgrim Church
Camden Four-H Club Elects Officers in 1937 Season
Camden Four-H Club completed organization for its 1937 season last night by electing Lyndon Geist president, Leonard Davidson secretary, Glenn Tinker recreation leader, Than Ingersoll pewn reporter, and Junior Davidson treasurer. The club has 21 members with advisors B. J. Sharp and Carl Deeds, agriculture instructor in the high school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camden Four- H Club
Lyndon Geist
Leonard Davidson
Glenn Tinker
Than Ingersoll
Junior Davidson
B. J. Sharp
Carl Deeds
State Briefs from United Press May 19 Cen Cleveland and more
Robert R. Young of New York elected chairman of Chesapeake Corp and named chairman of Allegheny Corp. G K Beckett elected governor of District 13 B at Lions convention in Ohio. Joseph A. Culler Miami University emeritus professor died of cancer. Steve Kotowicz to die in electric chair for Toledo grocer killing. Mrs Osa Johnson, explorer, touring in wheel chair after January plane injury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Robert R. Young
New York
Chesapeake Corp
Young
Midamerica Corp
van Swerlogen Cystem
Allegheny Corp
Toledo
G. K. Beckett
Hamilton
Ohio State Association of Lions Clubs
Verner EB. Metcalf
Marietta
Lee Andrews
Ironton
B. Thorpe
Washington Court House
Oxford, C
Joseph A. Culler
Miami University
Wayne County
Ohio
Wooster College
Kenton and Cambridg
Miami
Columbus
Steve Kotowicz
Davey
Kotowich
Osa Johnson
Ohio Liquor Board hears mixed cases in Columbus
In Columbus Ohio May 19 the Liquor Control Board will hear Sare ah Neeley of Dayton and Burelli Moscato Piazza Yorkville on illegal possession and Odes a Burt Oxford Newcomeratown on sale after hours. Also Lowell A Wrigley Ohio State faculty member becomes director of men's housing at Ohio State University effective June 1 and adviser for the new Independent Men's Association. Wrigley formerly played baseball and basketball at Ohio State.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio Liquor Control Board
Sareah Neeley
Alwildy Ave
Dayton
Burelli
Moscato & Piazza
Yorkville
Odessa Burt
Oxford Two
Newcomeratown
Lowell A. Wrigley
Cellna High School
Ohio State University
Independnt Men's Association
Wrigley
Ohio State
Bankers Convene in Columbus for Ohio Association Meet
About 700 bankers gathered in Columbus for the 47th annual Ohio Bankers' Association convention. H. E. Cook, president of the National Bank in Bucyrus, presided at a pre-convention council meeting last night as government and national activities topped agenda items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio Bankers’ Association
H. E. Cook
Bucyrus
Council of Administration
Also Mentioned on This Page
Elizabeth Avery
Fairlayne Avenue
Rita Avery
Edith Menschein
Freda Kieth
Mayme Gibbons
Louise Schaefer
Mrs. Stokes
Fred Kieth
Fairlawn
Dorcas
First Baptist Church
Vivian Smith
Catholic Study Club
Birs
R. J. Rosselot
R. J. Bruck
R. T. Gray
Ruth's
Edith Mae
Edith Mae Hat Shoppe
Middle Ave
YWCA
Bertha Moore
Salvation Army Hall
Paul Wainwright
Hopkins
Stella
Margaret Baptist
Streabbog
Stella Baptist
Lily Polka
Streaboog
Palmira Ablanedo
Caroline Zoltai
Betty's
Martin
Helen Viskup
de Capua
Darlene Baker
Lang
Martha Koster
Dainty
Wilson
Richards
Walter Roe
Clara Ross
Reubenstein
Athena Baptis
Betty Doughty
H. Reed
John Bara
Liszt
Jessie Baptist
Uhlans
Mrs. Moore
Straues
Paul Viskup
Paderewski
Lula Vallassis
la ‘Grace
Doris Browning
Jane Anna Witter
Bartlett
Marjory Baptis
Girl Scouts
St. Mary's Church
Bartter
Cascade Park
Wilma Watoster
Circle Dot Club
Marie Kiebm
Alice Karler
Betts Reid
Margaret Maddocks
Clawson
Helen Smith
Fairmont Street
Leonard Harris
Irsmoers
Eastern Heights
Child Conservation League
Walter Schultz
Robert Wilson
Spurns Film Contract
Hollywood
Helena Mehl
Air Line
Mary-Martha
Tri-Ko
Weet
Murbach Coal
Johnston Gift and
East Second Street
Liberia
Margaret Taylor
Hamilton Street
Sempre Fidelis
Emmanuel Lutheran Church
Bertha Flaherty
George Mynchenberg, Jr
Bridge and Hearts
David Lindberg
Carl Pomelee
C. Conram
C. Richards
Gertrude Rahl
Brookhouser
John Schneider
Winckles Street
Orne Sempre Club
Ray Firegrate
Oscar Koehn
Frank Smith
Pete Grasso
Camden
Four-H Club
Day's Hardware
United Preas
Ptugh
Martin Johnson
Bankers
Broad St
Crawford’s
Women's Auxiliary of
Home For the Aged
C.h.merthe A Co. A
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