Mildred Hillmer Sets June 26 Wedding at Grace Lutheran
The society page notes Mildred Hillmer plans to wed Robert Buol at Grace Lutheran Church on June 26 at four o'clock. The couple's engagement was announced at a home gathering, with lilac and valley lily bouquets and a two course luncheon. Buol, son of Mr. and Mrs. R. F. Buol, is a Miami University graduate working in Western Automatic's personnel department. Hillmer, Elyria High School and Miami University alumna, belongs to Delta Zeta. Guests hailed from Lakewood, Akron, Elyria and Sandusky.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ming Mildred Hilmer
George J. Hillmer
Robert Buol
Grace Lutheran Church
Misa Betty Nilsen
Clyde Worthington
Ralph Bauer
Robert Goecke
Buol
R. F. Buol
Middle Avenue
Elyria High School
Miami University
Sigma Alpha Epsilon Fraternity
Western Automatic
Icillmer
Delta Zeta Sorority
Lakewood
Akron
Elyrie
Sandusky
Junior P H C Members Awarded Certificates
Mrs. Cora Phillips of Sharon Pennsylvania directed the Junior Protected Home Circle as certificates were awarded to Junior Circle members advancing to the Senior Circle. Guests included Mr Cubbon and Mrs Cubbon of Woodland Circle Cleveland and Mr Coboran.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cora Phillips
Sharon
Pennsylvania
Young Peoples
Travellers Inn
Pre-nuptial Bridge Party For Nieces At The Gables
Mrs William Conrad of Cleveland and Mrs Thomas Kelly of Elyria hosted a pre-nuptial party for their nieces Miss Mary Lou Belly and Miss Betty Humphrey at the Gables. Four tables of bridge were played with high honors to Mrs W Roe and Mary Lou Duffy and consolation to Betty Humphrey and Mrs N Winter. Yellow rosebud decor and luncheon followed at a T shaped table with yellow favors and place cards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Conrad
Cleveland
Thomas Kelly
Elyria
the Gables
Mary Lou Belly
Betty Humphrey
W. Roe
Mary Lou Duffy
N. Winter
Hostess To Triple Four Club Honors Bridge Night
Hostess Marie Kiser of 519 West Second street hosted the Triple Four Club Thursday evening with a bridge event. Prizes went to Mrs. Don White and Mrs. Howard Days, luncheon served in the dining room, spring flower centerpiece. An out of town guest was Mrs. Maurice McRoberts of Tampa, Florida. On June 3rd Miss Winifred Seward will host at her East Broad street home. TM
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie Kiser
West Second Street
Triple Four
Don White
Howard Days
Maurice McRoberts
Tamy A
Florida
Winifred Seward
East Broad Street
Harry Life
Princeton Avenue
H. C Reigel
Hampton
Virginia
Riegel
Life Cottage
Linwood Park
Vermilion
Clay Barnhart
Bellfield Avenue
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Duey
Cleveland
Rudy Beyer
Spruce Street
Grace Guild
Elyria Woman’s Club
Ida Dimick
Norwalk
Fred Willest
Bellefontaine
Albert Kinney
John Willeat
Sandusky
Elmer Oblemacher
Milan
New Jersey
Neuter Court
H. K. Finley
Erie
Pennsylvania
Finley
Bethel Baptist Temple
WLEU
Gerald Nau
Ruth Gates
Cora Phelps
Cora Bassett
Vanita
Harriet Hubbard
Helen Nichols
Dayton
Business and Professional Women's Clubs
C. S. Woodin
Cornell Avenue
Kenyon Avenue
Charles Markham
Ted E. Seward
Akron
State Federation of Women’s Clubs
Mayflower Hotel
Glen Rogers
Columbia Avenue
Riemer
Elyria
Lewis Heldrich
Charles Barton
C. T. Wilcox
Linsinger
Frank Aust
Carl Dramm
George Sibey
Edna Smith
George Smith
Ashland
Order of Eastern Star
Lillian Hadaway
West Palm Beach
C. C. Hadaway
Cleveland Road
Hadaway
Good Samaritan Hospital
Names of Local Workers and Residents Listed in Unclear Ledger
A garbled OCR list names multiple local workers and residents from Lorain, Elyria, and surrounding areas with ages and occupations including foundry workers, engineers, carpenters, teachers, decorators, and machine operators. The fragmentary text mixes spellings and towns, rendering precise matches difficult.
Grace Guild Entertains At Elyria Woman's Club
Grace Guild hosted a Elyria Woman's Club dinner for mothers with 45 guests. Blue and yellow décor featured yellow snapdragons, blue containers, crystal tapers, ship-themed place cards, and a hand-painted boat program. Entertainment included toast by Miss Verna Hartins, piano solos by Edmund Wright, a colonial-style minuet, readings by Jean Marie Smith, and songs by Mrs. Selma Beyer. Out-of-town guests from Cleveland and Lorain attended. group photos concluded the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Club
Grace Guild
Dorothy Hoton
Emma Wellert
Verna Hartins
Edgar Guest
Edmund Wright
Betty Bishop
Jean Marie Smith
Selma Beyer
George Haserodt
Catherine McKee
Clara Willard
Verna Hartwig
Cleveland
Lorain
Norma Stegman
Margaret Zachman
Jean Schmittsen
Margaret Gebhardt
Elsie Rogers
Dorothy Woodin
Nettie Finch Webber Club Elects New Officers
Mrs. Harry Thompson hosted Nettie Finch Webber Club meeting at her West Ninth Street home. Devotions by Mrs. G E Hockaden featured Little Letters to God by Margaret E Sangster. Nominating committee announced officers: president Mrs H R Wright, VP Mrs Ralph Gwin, secretary Mrs T D Goodwin, assistant secretary Mrs F T Brunger, treasurer Miss Maude Williams, assistant treasurer Miss Sabra Armstrong, publicity Mrs M Little.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Thompson
West Ninth Street
Nettie Finch Webber Club
Church of Christ
G. E. Hockaden
God
Margaret E. Sangster
H.R. Wright
Ralph Gwin
T. D. Goodwin
F. T. Brunger
Maude Williams
Sabra Armstrong
M. Little
H. R. Riddle
Marjorie Hillis
Willims
Quarterly Luncheon at First Congregational Church
The Good Will Bible class held its quarterly birthday luncheon at the First Congregational church with 36 attendees. Lilacs and tulips decorated the room as members discussed business, heard a letter about the Aulds’ safe arrival in Southampton, and heard Mrs. Hoover review The Gospel of the Red Man by Ernest Thompson Seton. A June picnic was planned for Wise Elizabeth Rich’s home, with参加 group names and locations noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Thompenn Seton
Hoover
Elizabeth Rich
Citele
Royal Neighbors Meet In Woodman Hall
All officers were present as Royal Neighbors of America Net members gathered in Woodman hall for degree practice ahead of the rally in South Amherst on Wednesday. One new member was admitted and those planning to attend the event or need transport should contact Mrs Ed Malterer. The next meeting is scheduled for Friday, June fourth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royal Neighbors of America
Woodman Hall
South Amherst
Ed Malterer
Mildred Dimick And Theodore Struck Wedding At Home
Miss Mildred Dimick and Theodore F. Struck exchanged vows at the Dimick home with R A E Kemp officiating. The couple, both Elyria High School graduates, plan a home on Park Avenue after a wedding trip east. Guests attended a reception at the Stone House in Lorain and the couple will reside at 517 Park Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mildred Dimick
Theodore F. Struck
Tigredia Social Club Guests At Meeting
Mrs. Beatrice sesign hosted guests Mrs. Grace White and Mrs. Souders at Tigredia Social Club’s meeting yesterday. They were entertained at Mrs. O. E. Barton’s seventh street home with a formal dinner, a brief business session, and card games won by Rose Ryan. Mrs. Ida Devinney will entertain the club on June 18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beatrice Sesign
Grace, White
Souders
Tigredia Social Club
O. E. Barton
Seventh Street
Nown
Rose Ryan
Ida Devinney
Elyria Bible Class to Hear Harmony Quartet Sunday
The Elyria Men s Bible class will be entertained by the Harmony quartets at 9 30 Sunday in the M C Members include Robert Blakelesy Dr C M Ackerman Loren Palmer John Everard Mrs J Palmer and accompanist Ted Hindman The teacher will present a character study of Caleb.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria Men's Bible
Harmony Quartets
M. C
Robert Blakelesy
Dr. C. M. Ackerman
Loren Palmer
John Everard
Mra. J. Palmer
Ted Hindman
Mothers Are Guests Of Amici Class At Banquet
The Amici Class of the Second Congregational church hosted a mother daughter banquet in the church basement with garden flowers and pastel corsages. Miss Evelene Ernst led prayers, Phyllis Ickes presided, Jean Aschenbach gave a toast, Ellen Spore responded, piano by Hazel Kauffman, and readings on mothers. Hostesses were Marilyn Hastings and Isabel Hallidar. The next meeting is set for June 11 with Mildred Eckhart and Ellen Spore as hosts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amici
Second Congregational Church
Evelene Ernst
Phyllis Ickes
Jean Aschenbach
Ellen Spore
Hazel Kauffman
A. E. Kemp
George Lamberton
Marilyn Hastings
Isabel Hallidar
Mildred Eckhart
Bride to Be Eleanor Debhm Fetes at Gables Bridge Party
Miss Eleanor Debhm, fiancée of Edward M. Smith of Dayton, was honored at a Gates Avenue gathering hosted by Miss Winifred Ehricke. Twelve guests played bridge. prizes went to Mrs. Houghton Wagner, Mrs. Ralph Moore and Miss Dehm. A wedding cake centerpiece, pink peony accents, and wrapped prizes highlighted the pink motif. Miss Dehm received linen gifts. wedding planned for St Andrew's Episcopal on Saturday June 12 at high noon. Out of town guests Miss Rosemary Redington and Mrs. Moore of Lakewood attended. Miss Dehm resides in Elyria and works in Columbus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Dehm
Winifred Ehricke
Gates Avenue
the Gables
Eleanor Debhm
Edward M. Smith
Dayton
Houghton Wagner
Ralph Moore
Dehm
Edward Smith
St. Andrew's Episcopal Church
Rosemary Redington
Moore
Lakewood
Dehmahora
Elyria
Columbus
Eagles Auxiliary Sponsors Night Host at Mrs Burton’s Home
The Eagles Auxiliary officers and degree team held a dinner party at 250 Furnace Street hosted by Mrs. Burton. Prizes were awarded to Mrs. Stella Landers, Mrs. Leona Schmidt, and Mrs. Margaret Miller. Committees served refreshments. Next Tuesday’s meeting will include a bingo party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eagles
Burton
Furnace Street
Stella Landers
Leona Schmidt
Margaret Miller
Local Society Notes Highlight Out-of-Town Guests and Moves
Elyria readers catch a stream of personal notices and visits from the region. Guests arrive for weddings and banquets. residents travel to Erie, Dayton, or Akron for services, conventions, and family events. Several births and relocations are noted, with nurses returning from West Palm Beach and locals moving to Cornell avenue while C. S. Woodin’s family moves to a new home.
Miss Taft Honors and Baby Shower at Baumhardt Home
Miss Georgianna Taft’s upcoming June 26 wedding to Hubert Russell Francis is celebrated with a pink and white bridal party theme at the Baumhardt residence on Cornell Avenue. Guests include out of town visitor Esther Taft of Cleveland. Mr. and Mrs. Schrock and Miss Bucklew receive honors for high scores while Mrs. Mark Abbe is consoled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. J. Baumbhardt
Mary Beattie
Baumhardt
Cornell Avenue
Georgianna Taft
Hubert Russell Francis
Everett Schrock
Jean Bucklew
Mark Abbe
Miss Taft
X Alnter
Missi Esther Taft
Cleveland
Day Chapter Guests Host Eastern Star Meeting Elyria
George Philpott a former Ohio grand officer joined the Elyria Chapter of the Order of Eastern Star as a special guest hosted by Worthy Matron Florence Stexer. The evening featured singing by Be cause with Dr Ralph Bovard at the piano and visitors from Norwalk Wilmore Kansas and Santa Monica. A forthcoming Men’s Night is set for June 4 with Joe Brown in charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Philpott
Grand Chapter
Ohio
Elyria
Order of Eastern Star
Ewat
Florence Stexer
Ralph Bovard
Norwalk
Wilmore
Kansas
Santa Monica
California
Loran
Joe Brown
Mrs Howard Hosts Solae Club Evening
Mrs Marion Howard entertained Solae Club members at her Townline road home Tuesday evening. Prizes went to Myrtle Bailey and Mrs Stella Berrington for high scores, with Frieda Myera consolation. A birthday gift honored Mrs Berrington. The Juneard meeting will be hosted by Mrs Margaret Caywood on Spruce street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion Howard
Solae Club
Townline Road
Myrtle Bailey
Stella Berrington
Frieda Myera
Local Clubs Schedule Busy Evening in Elyira Area
Calendar lists dinners socials and meetings across Elyria including the Young Women’s Republican Club at Elyin Doherty Sorority Sirean supper and the Sunny Side Up Club led by Mrs William Bruck. Also noted are the Colonial Club Mrs Chas Savage Elyria Woman’s Club orders of Rainbow Girls and various fraternal and church gatherings with addresses and hosts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Suns Club
County Young Women's Republican Club
Elyin Doherty
Sirean
Little Sorority
Ruth Schroeder
Cleveland Street
Sunny Side Up Club
William Bruck
Second Street
Colonial Club
Chas. Savage
Elyria
Hospital Admissions And Social Club Notes In Cleveland
Hospital admissions include Wade Williams 1015 East Avenue Mra Clarence Panek Parma Ohio Doris Shrove 41 Temple Court Mra Tack Carter 708 West Broad Mrs Walter Bozywak 1706 West Avenue Kenneth Wort 456 West 5th Street Delmar Sturta Shel by Ohio Discharges list Carl Turner etc Entertained in Cleveland last evening Misa Helen Zeroll former Lat-a-Lot Club member and sister Loretta hosted at apartment 12227 Clifton Boulevard Cleveland Ohio Bingo prizes awarded Damyrious Meinke to wed Clarence Farey June 3 gifts in green and cream two course lunch served. Attendees listed from Cleveland Elyria. Members traveled to Elyria for May 25 meeting hosted by Mrs Emma Emnody at 305 West River Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wade Williams
East Avenue
Mra
Clarence Panek
Parma
Ohio
Doris Shrove
Temple Court
Tack Carter
Walter Bozywak
Weat Avenue
Kenneth Wort
Delmar Sturta
Shelby
Carl Turner
R. D. No
Constance Elgar
Lorain
Joseph Stumpf
Galin
Charles Gerzanich
Lodistreet
Cleveland
Misa Helen Zeroll
Loretta
Clifton Boulvard
Damyrioua Meinke
Clarence Farey
Mesdames Helen Smith
Mary Ahlgrim
Magdalene Wettring
Nell Dodsley
Emma Emody
Jayne Bolas
Wanda Munz
Damyr
Recent Bride Honored by Clasque Club Pantry Shower
Mrs. Robert DuCoty is celebrated by the Clasque Club at a pantry shelf shower hosted by Marguerite Taylor on Hamilton Street. The event awarded a large gift to the honoree and featured bridge and Pick-up Sticks games with Naomi Struble and Eleanor Copas among the prizes. A blue pink theme dressed the refreshment table. On May 26 at 6 30 p.m. the club will host mothers at the Elyria Women’s Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clasque Club
Robert DuCoty
Mildred Baumhardt
Marguerite Taylor
Hamilton Street
Naomi Struble
Eleanor Copas
Geraldine Watson
Arthur Hayes
Elyria Woman’ S Club
Teacher Mrs Knechtges Hosts Faith Class Meeting
Mrs Robert Knechtges hosted the Faith class of the Church of Christ at her West Bridge Street home. Betty Adame led, Mary Ristas gave devotionals, Hilda Erber read Trees, and Betty Adams shared a Bible story. Ester Gibbons offered the prayer as members enjoyed a wiener roast. The next gathering is a picnic at Ely Woods on June 23.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Knechtges
Church of Christ
Observes Birthday At Wicota Class Meeting
The Wicota Class held its monthly meeting at Helen Bramwell's Neufer Court home. Members played games with Colene Rhodes and Marguerite Oswald winning prizes. A birthday cake marked the hostesses anniversary. Planning for a progressive dinner occurred for June eighteenth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wicota
Helen Bramwell
Neufer Court
Colene Rhodes
Marguerite Oswald
Hoateau
J. G. Bramwell
Holts Teylor
Belden Belden Pre-Nuptial Party Honors Miss Pierman
Miss Ida Pierman, soon to wed Glenn Barr of Avon, was guest of honor at a Belden School event hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Charles Wise. Teachers and friends enjoyed contests, pink and white décor, a three tier cake, and gifts. Twenty five attended the Belden Grange gathering. Next Belden Grange meeting includes a debate on household work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenn Barr
Avon
Miss Pierman
Glen Barr
Kenneth Lower
Janet
Shirley Gower
V. Les Prior
Eva Piper
Ruth Miazovsky
Wilmot Long
Agnes Angle
Donna Rust
Dorothy Seldel
Edith Root
Charles Wise
Jeanne Wise
Belden Grange
Dinner Guests From Cleveland Visit Reisingers
Dr. and Mrs. Eugene Witzel Miss Marjorie Reisinger and Mr. Allen Abbot of Cleveland were dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. D. G. Reisinger on Sunday. They had just returned from Columbus where they visited Mr. and Mrs. Edward Reisinger and Fred Reisinger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene Witzel
Marjorie Reisinger
Allen Abbot
Cleveland
D. G. Reisinger
Columbus
Edward Reisinger
Fred Reisinger
England may ban colored bottle signs for druggists
England debates banning druggists colored bottle signs as a menace to night driving. Officials consider the hazard posed by bright signage and glare to motorists, weighing public safety against business display rights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mildred Hillmer
P. H.C
Triple
Joseph Barbincak
Anna Geri
Raymond McCullen
Fisie Donnelly
Carlisle
Clarence Meinke
Milfred Meister
Albert Abit
Eleanor Gizex
Ninth Street
Elsha
Lawrence Jemc
Wance
Centerburr
Louies
N.F. RW
Acme
R. A. E. Kemp
Miss Dimick
T. J. Dimick
Dewes Avenue
Mr. Struck
Fmil Stenek
Ohin Street
Dimick
Dale B. Dimick
Alpha Pi Sigma Sorority
Catt McMullen
Albert C. Struck
Stone House
Struck
I Park Avenue
Mrs. Struck
National Tube Company
I. T. S. Company
Treasury
Malcolm Forbes
Circle No. 4
First Congregational Church
Highland Court
A. Zechman
Circle Treasury
Pilgrim Church
Forbes
Elyria Men's Bible Class
Sii
Snappy Service
Taft
Honor Mrs. Woodfill
C. CC. Woodfil
Fly Parent-Teacher Association
Ralph Care
Longfellow Avenue
Woodfill
Eastern Star Meeting
Mabel Room
Josephine McElveen
Lulu Moore
Jean Culbertson
Gwendolyn Wrener
Jennie Pondy
Ivy Prosser
Helen Bryan
Emma Potter
Frank Pierson
Marlon
Park Avenue
Braeudigam
Jacqueline
Nanette
Ruth Cochrane
Karl Kaley
Agnes Cochrane
Reublin
Dee
Larsen
Kaley
Wilford
McNiff
Schaefer
Barbknech
Dachtler
Whitney
Davis
Reublig
Wiford
Mrs. Howard
Order of Rainbow
League of Women Voters
India Mission
B. Davidson's
W. Sth
Veterans of Foreign Ware
Middle Step Club
King Solomon's Lodge
A. M
P. D. Reefy
G. A. R. Knights of Columbus
Pearl Page
Columbus Street
Agenda Fraternity
Townsend
Holiesa
A. E. Cubertson
Sth Street
Imperial Furniture Co
On Trust High Standarle Paint
Love Brothers
Lowe Brothers
Middle Ave
Belden
Grange News
Kodak
Webb-Park
Birkline’s
Lorain County
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