Avon Methodist Church Wedding Unites Rebecca Rea and Ewald Dreger
Rebecca Rea daughter of Mrs B Rea of West River road wed Ewald A Dreger at Avon Methodist Church. The ceremony featured Rose Haglund as maid of honor and Arthur Dreger as best man. Guests wore rose and white with bows and flowers. families from Lorain County attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avon Methodist Church
Rebecca Rea
Ewald Dreger
Rose Harie Haglund
B. Rea
West River Road
Ewald A. Dreger
Beidegreem
G. ¢. Drezer
Rose
Cleveland
Arthur Dreger
Ava
Oses
Ulies
Florence Cordy and Leo Matusik Exchange Wedding Vows
Florence Cordy and Leo Matusik wed at Assumption Church in Grafton with Rev. Father John officiating. The ceremony drew guests from Cleveland Lorain Berea Elyria and Grafton as the couple planned a short Eastward honeymoon after a reception at I. C. Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence Cordy
Leo Matusik
Fiorence Cordy
Andy cCerév
Grafton
Jacob Matusik
Lora
John
Assumptios
Simplian Ced
Irene Smith
Bonor
Helen Dembrowsk
Julie
Joseph Matusik
Chester Smith
I. C. Hall
Cleveland
Lorain
Berea
Eliia
Graf
Matusik Jieft
Grafton High School
Worthington Ball Company
Elyria
Matusik
Lorain High School
National Tube Company
Eastern Stars Honor Members Celebrating Anniversary
The Elvira Chapter of Order of Eastern Star hosted guests from Lakewood for a meeting last evening. Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Sotherdon, marking their Golden Wedding anniversary, received a bouquet as Marian Hand sang Because. The Elyria Rainbow for Girls assembly will meet for installation on May 28. A special meeting for initiation was set for Friday May 27 and the next regular meeting is June 3 for inspection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lakewood
Elvira
Order of Eastern Star
C. L. Sotherdon
Marian Hand
Katherine Merthe
Elyria Assembly
Rainbow
Hazel Brodbeck
Women Republican leaders meet in Dayton for campaign planning
Mrs Goldie Perry of 252 Fourth Street and Elvira, Lorain County Republican Club chair, join four score Ohio women leaders in Dayton to tighten ties for the fall congressional campaign. The gathering opened with a dinner at Dayton Country Club hosted by Katherine Kennedy Brown. Harry G Hogan spoke on Democracy and Capitalism as twin motors of government. The session ended with an open forum at Duncarrick, Indiana region chair Mrs Brown. Finland abolishes tipping with government backing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goldie Perry
Fourth Street
Elvira
Lorain County
Republican Club
Nellie Love
Lorain
Ohio
Dayton
Dayton Country Club
Katherine Kennedy Brown
Harry G. Hogan
Fort Wayne
Republican Party
Duncarrick
Indiana
Mrs. Brown
Senior Nurses Honor Junior Class At Annual Banquet
Senior nurses from the M. B. Joan son School of Nursing at Elvia Memorial Hospital hosted the junior class for the annual banquet at Schuiter's Inn in Dover Center. Twenty four were seated with senior corsages, remarks by Miss Nan Malik and Miss Helen Abram oska, and a dancing afterglow. Jane Williams, guest of honor, had graduated last year but could not attend the commencement due to ill health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nan Malik
Rute Laurenschieger
Miss West
Jane Williams
You Cant Take It With You Play Review Delights Nellia Finch Web Ber Club
A charming 1537 Pulitzer play You Cant Take It With You was seen last night by Nellia Finch Web ber Club members at Mrs. Frank Crawford s country home Indian Hollow Road. The review praises the cast over the plot with club officers elected led by Mrs T C Goodwin as president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sumner Hartwell
Nellia Finch Webber
Church of Christ
Frank Crawford
Indian Hollow Road
T. C. Goodwin
Florence Statson
JD. Funk
Bessie Schafer
Maude Williams
H. &. Riddle
Goodwin
Plan Summer Picnics At Viola Durke Home
Mrs Viola Vyon Durke hosted Odette Club members at 429 North Abbe Road last night. The group opened with poems by Mrs Fichtner and voted to meet monthly for Summer picnics. a dinner party is set for June 3 at Mrs Krieg's West Avenue home. prizes were won by Mrs Marie Lewis and Mrs Erin Shaver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Viola Vyon Durke
North Abbe Road
Odette Club
Fichtner
Krieg
West Avenue
Marie Lewis
Erin Shaver
Fifteen Girl Scouts Attend Utensil Free Cook Out at Findley Cabin
Troop 1 girls joined leaders Mrs. Glen Shoemaker and Mrs. Paul Pais at Findley Scout cabin for a no utensil cook out featuring broiled steak, baked potatoes and vegetables. Guests included Miss Wilma Vanoster and Mrs. Joseph Ellington who aided the girls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Findley
Glen Shoemaker
Paul Pais
Wilma Vanoster
Joseph Ellington
Visiting relatives and social notices fill Elyria scene
Edward and Henry Stozenburs of Los Angeles visit their sister Mrs Anna Meyer at Park Avenue after their mother’s death. Numerous social attendees including Marjorie Spieth, Miss Katherine Warden, and many locals gather for family and community notices across Elyria with guests from Ohio, Michigan, Connecticut and California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward
Henry Stozenburs
Los Angeles
California
Anna Meyer
Park Avenee
Marjorie Spieth
Eighth Street
Ann Arbor
Betret
Michigan
Wits
Soke
Jaca Pesic
Elgris
K of C
Themiss Scatham
Marietta Oine
Tas Ruskis
Calumodus
Mae
West Avetee Wi
Wweraemd
Tagve
Imey
Charles FL. Burt
Eau Wee
Seas
Rotem
Stent Wdsy
Linwood
Para
Sanker
Auce Salbret
E.yl
Ag Business
Ana Professional Womens c
Eas
Thessly
Gertrude Wernert
Gereid Nas
Eva Macaes
Emma Dil
Bessie Dougas
Emma Gton
CalBaryn Songuewo
Harriet
Vantia Rude
Annie Spencer
Huth Uate
Aces Foley
Hildreth Hertya
Mit
Miter
Westsort
Connecticut
Wisted
Summer Hartwell
Lorain
W. L. Vaughn
Cerqline Street
Nebraska City
Nebraska
Meo
Stanley Martin
Eests Fourth Street
Bob Holand
Welington
Robert Burss
Patricia
Middletown
Ohio
T. D. Goodsin
Adeport
Ralph Shaw
Conn
G. Shaw
Harrison Street
Shax
Billy Murgac
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Harry Bosworth
Elyria
Bues
A. W. Merriman
Princeton Avenue
Clevelard
Oan Park
Toronto
Canada
H. W. Merriman
Howard Rogers
Ralph Young
Fred Sasse
Katherine Warden
Cleveland
Heigais
Ae Aanee
Labante Deere
Cote
SIS
Liss Waters
Flowering of New England and Van Week Brooss talk
Mrs W Huse led a Friday afternoon club meeting on The Flowering of New England and Van Week Brooks, a survey of 1415 to 1865. The program praised Hawthorne, Longfellow, Emerson, Holmes, Thoreau, Alcott, Webster and Adams, with about fifty writers and painters discussed. The session at Mrs Mane Little’s Char ten Court home closed the year’s study before adjournment to October.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New England
van Week Brooss
W. Huse
U. S
Hawthorne
Longthlon
Emerson
Holmes
Thoreau
Louisa M Alcott
Noah Webster
Jonny
Adams
Mane Little
Chartey Court
Cameo Club Holds Dinner Meeting at Blaines
Members of the Cameo Club attended a Thursday dinner party hosted by Mrs. Eleanor Looks of East River street at Blaines on Second street. After dinner bridge was played with Mrs. W. OR. Rigo winning first prize and Mrs. Ernest Cheethan second. This was the last meeting before the summer recess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cameo Club
Eleanor Looks
East River Street
Blaines
Second Street
Bridge
W. OR. Rigo
Prise
Ernest Cheethan
Royal neighbors Hold County Rally Here
The Royal Neighbors of America held a county rally at noon in Royal Neighbors Camp No. 1. Officers were unanimously elected with Lorain named as host for the October meeting. A supper and varied program followed at the Church of Christ with music, dances, and five candidates initiated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royal Neighoors
America
Mnoon
Lecain
Woodman Ha
Gsaests
Wes Stara Super Aliernuts
Sele Mahray
Te'edo
Pas
Hilderman
Cleveland
Rare McGuire
Loran
Awah
Lorain
Diace
Church of Christ
Lilien Biddle
Leatte Biddle
Zeila Gagen
Jackie Miller
Cernyn Kai Ge
Birkside
Janice Slack
Shire
Ann Maddock
Irene Aston
Reiff
Virginia Rolupos
Stage Arte Studios
Cleves
Irving P.a.n
Edward Maheer
Jack
Erx Gagen
British Empire Club Marks Special Day
The British Empire Club held its Em pire Day celebration with a Saltan entertainment night. President Moore thanked members and friends, then a program of British airs, songs, tap dance, and a stage play followed by dancing late into the night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
British Empire Club
Ruth Rawlinson
Celeste
Grace Shearer
Rose Jordan
Mary Novotny
Mrs. Galloway
Peg McCord
Amanda Afshlek
Emily Aldrich
Horace Greensmith
William Craig, Jr
McLaighian
Uni
Party Follows Meeting of Protected Home Circle
After a short Protected Home Circle meeting last evening a card party was held with prizes in pinochle for high scores awarded to Raron Bruer and Agnes Dun ford while Earl Krasier and Ference Resar placed. Read won the buco prize and refreshments were provided by a hostess group led by Mrs Resar cha'tran. The next circle meeting is in two weeks and the Officers Classis plan a session with Mr and Mrs Brucker on Acen 5 street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ciicle
Raron Brueaur
Agnes Dunford
Earl Krasier
Ference Resar
Einel Read
Buco
Resar
Cha’tran
Hattie Johnson
Elizabeth
Ralph Bruce
Brucker
Acen 5
Elyria Women Attend Ohio Federation Convention in Cleveland
About twenty Elyria Business and Professional Women’s Club members travel to Cleveland for the Ohio Federation of Business and Professional Women’s Clubs meeting. The program includes a board session, a style show, lectures by notable speakers, a banquet led by Mrs. Mary T. Inman, and a Sunday morning business session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio Federat
Ho'el Hollenden
Ceveland
State Board
Cleveland Club
Hildreth Hern
Elyria
Gerald Naw
Elyria Club
Ruth Simmons
Corres Pog Zg
Kardos
Darvas School of Design
Hes Smithson
Irye-Land of Ner
Cuba
Panama
Harold H. Burter
Topacs
Avors
Cleveland
Vater
Wiese Mildred Alennan
Ohio Federation
Iil
Informa Diisejan
Mary
T. I’nman
Trerman
National Federacy of Business
National Federation
H. Pearl von Au
Ty Newell Blair
Washington, D.C
Blair For
Weare
National Federation of Business and Professional Women’s Clubs
Elyria Business and Professional Women’s Club
Mothers And Daughters Gather For Annual Girl Reserve Banquet
Mothers and daughters filled the YWCA gym for the Girl Reserve Mother-Daughter banquet. Inter-Club council decorated tables in color schemes with flowers. Speeches, a poem, crafts demonstration, and pin and guard presentations followed a benediction and dinner served by the Employed Young Women's League.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
YWCA
Y. W.C. Ao
Grace Guild Banquet Celebrates Mothers in Parish Hall
Grace Guild hosted a mothers banquet with forty eight mothers and daughters at the parish hall. Jean Schmittgen led decorations while Elsie Rogers and Norma Stegman assisted. Elsie Rogers gave a welcome, followed by a poem toast by Jean Schmittgen. Dancing dolls and a skit by Dorothy Hoton and Dorothy Wooden closed with accordion solos and musical portraits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Guild
Jean Schmittgen
Elsie Rogers
Norma Stegman
William Schmittgen
Shirley Rogers
Shirley Standen
Dorothy Hoton
Dorothy Wooden
Donald Marsh
Margaret Gebhardt
Esther Sticks
W. W. Walker
Mildred Krause
Licenses Granted to Local Workers in Lorain-Area List
The notice lists licensees including William Paul McNeal a stock room attendant 35 from Cleveland and Myra Carlson a teacher 42 from Lorain. It also names Charles Morrison a sign service worker 30 Elyria Marian Keeler 25 of 246 Kenyon Avenue Elyria Joseph Bryda 24 WestView a greenhouse employer Nellie Mrozoski 19 Lorain John Ursic 36 South Lorain a steel worker Agnes Lesnak 38 Lorain Robert W Schulz 25 Amherst an electric welder and Elsie Kirsch ner 23 Lorain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Paul McNeal
Cleveland
Myra Carlson
Lorain
Charles Morrison
Elyria
Marian Keeler
Kenyon Avenue
Joseph Bryda
WestView
Nellie Mrozoski
John Ursic
South Lorain
Agnes Lesnak
Robert W. Schulz
Amherst
Elsie Kirschner
Hospitalization plan covers wide medical costs nationwide
Insurance offers hospitalization up to 165 dollars in any hospital in UC S or Canada including class care maternity seven days anesthesia X ray operating or delivery room for 75 cents monthly. Mrs E C Barclay at 128 Grant St phone 30934 handles the policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
UC. S
Canada
E. C. Barclay
Grant St
Round Table Club Hosts WR Comings DinnerMeeting
Round Table Club members held their final meeting of the year at the home of Mr and Mrs J A Egbert in Cleveland. Miss Margaret Edwards reviewed Rich Land Poor Land by Stuart Chase and Mr Comings provided a year summary. Arthur E Giles was elected president with Mrs J H Hurst as vice president and others named as officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Round Table Club
WR. Com
J. A. Egbert
Ashbury Avenue
Cleveland
Martan Couinings
Pittsburgh
Margaret Edwards
Stuart Chase
North America
Mr Comings
Arthur E. Giles
J. H Hurst
J B Thomas
Frank Wilfrid
Ronald Dunn
Mrs W F Bell Elected New President of Mission Study Club
The Mission Study Club gathered at First Congregational Church Friday for a supper and annual business session. Mrs W F Bell was elected president with Charlottie Brooks as vice president and J W VanDusen as secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. F. Bell
Mission Study Club
Firs Convecational
W. F Bill
Charlottie Brooks
J. W. VanDusen
Othe Palmer
Vivian Hackett
E & Curtiss
Sarah Hamilton
A. C. Hudnutt
Luer Freese
Mary Ingersoll
Sunshine
Claire Chrysler
Alice Gaston
Helen Garfield
Louise Porter Smith
California
Lola Shaw
Mary Gates
William Muir Auld
Robert Bridges
Awd
H H L Club meets for fun and prizes at Helen Koehn home
Members of the H H L Club gathered at Helen Koehn's Glenwood Street home for an evening of fine arts and games. Arlene Bunwell won first prize, Rosa Schuster second, and Eleanor Siegmund third. A late lunch was served by the hostess. The next meeting will be at Arlene Buswell's Cleveland Road home in two weeks. Elyria Men's Bible Class teacher J L Hindman will lead a lesson from John 15 at the Y M C A at 9:30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. H.L. Club
H. H L. Club
Helen Koehn
Glen- Wood Street
Arlene Bunwell
Rosa Schuster
Eleanor Siegmund
Arlene Buswell
Cleveland Road
Elyria
JL. B. Hindman
Various Local Groups Schedule Meetings and Events
Calendar notes frequent gatherings: League of Women Voters with Mrs Buggard on Gulf Road at 2 PM. Miss Margaret Bolton to speak. Inter Nos with Mrs Kenneth Beal on Bath Street. GAL R rally with tureen supper and class initiation. Senior Friendship mother daughter party. WLCA and Alpha Omega meetings. Middle Step Club wiener roast at Cascade Park at 6 15. Lot-A-Lot with Mog. Helen Smith on Bell Avenue. Stunny Side Lp with Mrs George Smith on Luneford Avenue. Mugwumps hosted by Mrs C Ericsson and Mrs R Goilmar. Avalon meeting Theresa Naro. United Presbyterian Men’s Missionary League address by Dr Charles P Russell at 7 30. Kulehts of Columbus. Rainbow for Girls meets at King Solomon’s Lodge. Business Women’s Bible study at Curtis home 315 Fifth Street. Townsend Club No 1 meets in club rooms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
League of Women Voters
Buggard
Gulf Road
Margaret Bolton
Lorain
Stunny Side Lp
George Smith
Luneford Avenue
C. Ericsson
R. Goilmar Avalon
Theresa Naro
Junior Circle Meeting At St Pauls Church
The Junior Circle No LI of St Pauls church met in the church parlors with nine members and two visitors. Vice president Mildred Wagner opened the meeting. devotions were led by Eileen Dunike. After the business meeting games followed and refreshments were served by hostesses Mildred Wagner and Mary Zatiocs. Guests Eleanor Smith and Luli Lappin attended. The next meeting will be held in June with Evelene Dumbke and Mary Zatiocs as hostesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Pauls Church
Mildred Wagner
Eileen Dunike
Kames
Mildid Wagner
Marianehie
Eleanor Smith
Luli
Lappin
Juma
Evleen Dumbke
Mary Zatiocs
Pleasant Galaxy Bridge Club Meeting Highlights
Galaxy members and Mrs. Robert Jones enjoyed a pleasant meeting at Mrs Don W Myers home at 332 Cent Son avenue last evening. Mixed bouquets adorned the rooms. Bridge scores gave Mrs. Richard Gollmay first prize, Mrs. Richard S. Horan second, and Mrs. Ted B. reward third. A salad course followed at small tables with red rosebud centerpieces. Mrs. Horan will entertain again in two weeks on June 2 at her Denison avenue home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Galaxy
Robert Jones
Don W. Myers
Cent- Son Avenue
Richard Gollmay
Richard S. Horan
Ted B.reward
Sunday Morning Guest Singer Named by Mrs Monroe
A. M. Sunday morning program lists Mrs. E. A. Monroe as guest singer for the service.
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Dorothy Funk
Mable Little
Fallawite
Westingston
Doc Theandes
Teleca Meooa
Mre Dreger
Parentis Uing
Stevis
Lota
Drager
Cugarvnes Rigs
Lorain Usenty Secor
Lorain County Agrohnlrucal
Dregzer
Dregzer Ara Sons
Finland
Swilmot
Masonic Bidg
Wspa Perret
Hear Play
News of the Girl Scouts
Merfield
E. College St
Oberlin
Aa ST
Sreesto
Royal Neighbors
Elyrians
State B
P. W
Young Women's League
Harriett Cohen
Luter Club
Cornet
Joan Brown
McKinley Girl Re- Séotvo
Merritt Powell
Girl Reserve Committee
Jean M. Smith
AL. Gegenheimer
Jefferson
Knechtges
Julia Valik
Loretta Boddy
Julia Mark
Inter-Club Council
Farrier Cohen
Loretta Roddy
Anne McClellan
Betty Maynard
Helen Bueh
Irene Ujatki
Betts Fe
Bea Ensign
Julia Watth
Mercarer Gregory
Lillian Chester
Ann McClallan
Margaret Gregory
Clara Lugas
Beatrice Finsign
Batty Fell
Virginia Hoffman
Marv Kivop
Carol Neuhiser
Mary Low Blaine
Lois Mackler
Jean Bogart
Joyce Meyers
Harriet Cohen
Janet Buswell
Barbara Bascher
Elysium
Broad Street
East Avenue
Sons of Union Veterans
Martha Refenning
Third Street
JH. Howlett
Charles Decker
Jeanette Arnold
Refenning
Nima Hitsman
Mary Cla
Mrs. Elyria
R. G. Hochenedel
Mgr
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