Eckler Hearn Marriage Date Announced At Sorority Meeting
Sigma Gamma Sorority members were told of the coming marriage of Miss Kathryn Eckler to Norwood Hearn during a sorority gathering at the home of Miss Forrest Ordell in Chestnut street. Five bridge tables displayed photos of the couple and the date June 22. Mrs Vern Barnes won high score, with Miss Marge Wilson second and Miss Dorothy Hoton consoled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio Wesleyan University
Clearview High School
Hearn
Charles Hearn
Amherst
Amherst High School
Miami University
Western State Teacher’s College
Kalamazoo
Michigan
Vern Barnes
Marge Wilson
Dorothy Hoton
W. J. Darling
Dorothy Hearn
Mildred Meister
Ada Hunt
Richwood
Ohio
Pauline Ross
Marguerite Helman
Harry Frankfather
Elyria
William
Helen Townsend
Barl Tompking
Blaine Street
Mary A Chandler Tent Daughters Honor Memorial Service
Mary A Chandler Tent Daughters of L VY hosted a memorial service at Miss Norah Abbe s home with 16 present including Comrades Abbey Kaley and Haskell. A birthday cake for Mrs Charlotte Lewis and a cake for President Florence Holcombe marked the occasion before planning Memorial Day observances. The American Home and Child Welfare Departments held year end lunch and bridge planning at the Club House with a picnic tentatively set for next month at Mrs Deane Burns s East avenue home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Chandler
Norah Abbe
West Fourth Street
Charles Abbey
Kaley
Charlotte Lewis
Florence Holcombe
Memorial Union
Lorain County
Herald
Haskell, Knapp and Cooper
Wellington
Marshall
Rochester
Baldwin
Gail C. Montgomery
Marion
Marian Taylor
Court Street
American Home and Child Welfare Departments
Dick Timms
Carl Rudolph
Fe.&. Schultz
A. G. Smith
Erle Chapman
Frank E. Stevens
Charles Sotherden
Bridge
Department
Deane Burns
East Avenue
Lorain C E Rally Seeks County Representative
Lorain County Intermedi ate Christian Endeavor Union hosts a rally at United Brethren Church of Lorain Friday May 25 at 7 30 inviting all Intermediate C E Societies in the county A Bible Sharp Shooting contest will select a representative for the State C E convention in New Philadelphia Ohio in June Elyria participants include Miss Betty Harrison Carlotta Stang and Carroll Wood Socials planned by Miss Eileen Perrin of Lorain
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County
Intermediate Christian Endeavor Union
United Brethren Church of
Lorain
C. E
Bible Sharp
New Philadelphia
Ohio
Elyria
Betty Harrison
Carlotta Stang
Carroll Wood
Second Congregational Church
Chargle
Eileen Perrin
Extra Special Giant Flowers at Resur's Greenhouse
Giant 4innias and marigolds attract attention at Resur's Greenhouse. Varieties include Guinea Gold giant asters and Ic. Choose among bright blooms for display or sale at the local nursery.
Book Group reviews They Empire of the East guest reviewer
The Book Group of the YMCA met with many members yesterday as Mrs William Stark served as guest reviewer presenting They Empire of the East. The book compiles ten authorities on the Far Eastern scene and urges a shift in U S attitudes toward China and Japan amid global pressures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WM. FE. Stark
China
Japan
Russia
United States
Grand Warden Bailey Visits Elyria I O O F
Grand Warden E L Bailey of Plymouth addressed Elsria Lodge No 103 I O O F in Elyria council session paying tribute to Judge Homer P Rainer of Toledo and sharing district notes. Also announced is the June Grand Lodge installation and a district meeting at Wellington March 24.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elsria Lodge
E. L. Bailey
Plymouth
Grand Lodge
Homer P. Rainer
Toledo
Ohio
Plymouth High School
Brother Bailey
Odd Fellows
North Royalton
L. C. Supt
Odd Fellows Home
Springfield
C. W. Anger
Massillon
Bailey
Miles C. Reynolds
Rothers Howard R. Butler
Oscar Laurel Blake
Claudizie
Wellington
Sora
Kiwanis Club Hosts Annual May Party at Elyria Country Club
The Kiwanis Club held its annual May Party at Elyria Country Club with about forty couples dining. Corsages of sweet peas and yellow roses were given to the ladies as bouquets of splrea and pink carnations adorned tables. Entertainment included a Kiwanis orchestra arranged by Wolde and Grabill, with Jim Armitage as master of ceremonies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kiwanis Club
Elyria Country Club
Wattes
Wolde
Grabill
Mes
Thebetud Brown
Bob Burns
Wate Saat
Allen VanWorny
Gene St. Mais
Jim Armitage
W. Lohnes
Community Notices and Club Gatherings Highlight Local Life
Numerous group activities fill the town calendar. Business and Professional Women host a bridge party at Miss Annie Spencer’s home on Woodland Avenue, while P T A and church groups schedule meetings and dinners. St Pauls Circle meets at Mrs Carl Menzs home with plans for June 12. Josephine Cellar celebrates her 14th birthday at her sister’s home on Fourth Place. John G Whitney Class hosts a tureen luncheon at Mrs J G Upp’s Fourth Street residence. Girl Scouts troop meets at Church of Christ and plans Decoration Day parade with camping at Port Huron’s Chaska Beach. next meet features a wiener roast at Lois Jean and Betty Lou Smiths. N R A patrol runs a candy sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie Spencer
John G. Whitney
Methodist Church
J. G. Upp
Fourth Street
Girl Scouts
Church of Christ
Fkris
Chaska Beach
Port Huron
National
Lois Jean
Betty Lou Smith
Cleveland Street
Mike
Fisch Cabin
Women of Moose Host Card Party and Club News
Mrs. Harry Dickens Sr hosted the Ladies of Chapter 773 for a Moose card party with Bunco as the game and high scores by Mrs. Samuel Avery Sr and Jr. Luncheon followed. Next meeting set for Tuesday evening June fifth at the Manse home. Elyria Riding Club moved horses to a summer barn near Cascade Park for easy park access. The beginners riding class began in April enjoyed its first park ride yesterday. Friendship Club cabinet met at the YWCA for an evening session. Twenty five members and Swimmers Club plan Camp Texsee Kes by weekend. Cabinet week slated for third week in June at Vermilion. A center farewell party is planned next Tuesday. Mrs Curtie Spence and Mrs Gerald Wagner visit Fred Vosloh of Warren, Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marc Kaaser
Second Street
Bridge
Ann
Mira Margate
Gants
Ida Jaroch
Cleveland
Harry Dickens
Oxford Avenue
the Moose
Bunco
Samuel Avery
Eat Hawkins
Elyria
Eis Rial Timber and Coal Company
Jae Cascade Park
Friendship Club Cabinet
Camp Tex See Kes
Cabinet
Swimmers Club
Jane
Vermilion
Center
Helen Snider
Princeton Avenue
Sigma Omega Sigma
Virginia Knapp
Linswood Park
Hospital Notes Admissions And Discharges List
Admissions list includes James Miller age 32 at Thirteenth street Francis S11 Mansfield and Richard Martin S14 Tenth street plus Janice Urick Valley City. Discharges include Ralph Bramwell 108 Neufer Court Mis done Smith 316 East Browd Wes Ellsworth Bursley Tad Wo Rives Dr Walter Maple Gratton Mis Joe Smith 4000 Prosper street Mrs Matt Slack 920 Broad Mrs Richard Graham t0vain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Miller
Thirteenth Street
Francis
Mansfield
Richard Martin
Tenth Street
Janice Urick
Valley City
Ralph Bramwell
Neufer Court
Mis
Done Smith
East Browd
Wes Ellsworth Bursley
Tad Wo Rives
Walter Maple
Gratton
Mis Joe Smith
Prosper Street
Matt Slack
Broad
Richard Graham
Meetings and clubs amid social events in local scene
Education groups schedule Friday and Thursday sessions at various homes and clubs. Mrs. R. W. McWilliams is elected chairman of Congregation Circle No. 2. Sigma Omega Sigma hosts a dog-themed party. St. Mary’s Sodality presents a multicharacter play with Mrs. Sharp directing at the Parish House last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. W. McWilliams
Cong's Circle No
ST. Mary's Sodality
St. Mary’s Sodality
W. J. Sharp
Charlie’ Lows
Nora Matone
Mary Officer
Tim McGrill
Fannie Farnham
Anne Klaibee
Lerivitt
David Horan
Ted Hartley
Albert Wassap Smythe-Kersey
Maryner
Aleck Twiggs
Detroit sisters linked to shooting of Dr Johnston
The Niven sisters Anne and Madelon, both of Detroit, are tied to the shooting of Dr D Wesley Johnston on a lonely road near Letras. Dr Johnston, 28, a medical attendant, was killed while in a parked car with Madelon, his fiancée to be, as Matthew Burger, a special deputy sheriff, investigates the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anne Niveneft
Madelon Niven
Detroit
Abe
D. Wesley Johnston
Micnehham
Medical Caumini
Matthew ¢. Burger
Letras
Anne
Stenogripher
Dr. Johnston
Madelon
Smythe Kersey Lorne iberts Glee divested by Miss Freysant
St Marys Glee club performance amid intermission. Elyria High School teachers picnic at Vaughn home 1342 East Avenue May 22 with about 30 attending. A N Smith led games. Rowena Circle met at Telea Neufor home on Cascade Street with eight present. prizes won by Mr Maddees and Mrs Emma Zatries. Marriage license applications listed for several local residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria High School
Vaughn
H. S
J. J. Vaughn
East Avenue
Rowena Circle
Telea Neufor
Cascade Sirest Yesterda
Kiaranehanb
Kavior
Zames
Maddees
Emma Zatries
Dune Fitch
Minnie Lesce
River Road
Social Notes From Chicago To Elyria Families
Mr and Mrs George A Dustin of Chicago are guests at the Hoover home on Corneil Avenue. Miss Josephine Cellar of Savannah Ohio visits Miss Dorothy Cellar of Fourth Place. Ada Hunt of Richwood Ohio visits former college classmate Kathryn Eckler of Lake Asenor. Susie McHenry returns from Chicago after four months with her semilo and daughter and visits son and daughter in law Mr and Mrs F McHenry of 129 Beverly. A daughter was born May 22 at Elyria Memorial Hospital to Mr and Mrs R E Spencer of 325 Eastern Heights Boulevard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George A. Dustin
Chicago
Inds
Wu. Hoover
Corneil Avenue
Josephine Cellar
Savannah
Ohio
Miss Dorothy Cellar
R. E. Spencer
Eastern Heights Boulevard
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Ada Hunt
Richwood
Colege
Kathryn Eckler
Lake Asenor
Susie McHenry
T. Cassidy
F. McHenry
Beverly Court
Oberlin Christian Science Lecture Planned at Finney Chapel
Judge Frederick C. Hill will deliver a Christian Science lecture at Finney Chapel in Oberlin on Thursday evening May 24. The event was announced today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick C. Hill
Finney Chapel
Oberlin
Convict Farmer Of Aiding Criminal HARRODSBERG Ky May 23
Sam Hager, farmer of Harrodsburg, was convicted by a jury of harboring and aiding Neal Bowman, an escaped Ohio criminal. Bowman, who faced murder charges in Tennessee, had visited Hager’s home. Hager was fined 360 dollars. Bowman is held at Frankfort prison after capture at Somer et, Kentucky, while awaiting trial for a youth’s death near Henderson Lake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrodsberg
Sam Haker
Harrodspurg
Neal Bowman
Ohio
Hager
Bowman
Comer Franklin
Jamestown, Tenn
Herrinston Lake
Here
Frankfort
Someret
Despondent man attempts suicide at home
James Miller, 48, of 624 Thirteenth Street, slashed his throat and wrists with a razor. He was found by his wife Stella in the Nylog room, bleeding severely, and rushed to Taylor hospital in critical condition. Mrs Miller cited job loss and recent unemployment as factors. Police and hospital staff provided details of the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nik
James Miller
Thirteenth Street
Miller
Stella
Nylog
Mra. Miller
Polter
WL. Johnson
M. J. Obitts
Taylor
George Mynchhenberg
Vrs
Willerd
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Mary A. Chandler
L_ VY
Hazel Castle Beauty Shop
P. O
Jeanette Shrubsole
Lake
Maxine Garford
Barbara Brodbeck
Sixth Street
Tritle Four Club
Mir
Mrz
Bo Geasien
Berger
North Ridarsiie
Tring Cathedral
Cher
Sevem
Lake Erie College
Edith Gersvenberger
Carl Menz
ST. Paul's Circle Circle No. 3
St. Paul's Church
Wurst Court
Gueést
Dumke
A. Veltzen
Albert Pallas
Moet
Harry Race Ridge Road
Women OF Moose
Curtie Spence
Mmir
Gerald Wagner
Fred Vosioh
Warren
Contain’s
Trreen Ludgeheon
G. A. Dustin
Chiraza
C. Laberge
Grant Moses
Walter One
Luna
Ckline
Elizabeth Young
Mae Clarke
Rowena
Pat
T Gertrude Clar
Huron St
Fanny Erdman
Philadelphia
Belmont Stamp and Enameling Company
Elais
Merthe
Merthe & Co
KITH
Woodland Ave
London
Carl Goetz Uhonos
4Th St
Harry S. Burr
Sharp Elk
Beach Cliff Nursery
Snow Road
North Ridgeville
Rudy Mod
Broadway
20Th
Lorain, Ohio
Laras
Advan
Bigelow
Axminster
Bigelow Axminsters
West Bridge Street
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