Miss Margaret Wirscham to Wed Henry Bielzenburg in July
A garden party at Mrs Henry Wirschams home featured colors and lamps marking the forthcoming July wedding of Miss Margaret Wirscham to Henry Bielzenburg son of Mrs Hilda Stolzenburge of Cornell arene. The couple plan a church ceremony at St Martins on July Fourth with a Mass at nine oclock in the morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Wirscham
Henry Stolzenburg
Ellow
Henry Wirscham
Twelfth Street
Wirscham
Henry Bielzenburg
Hilda Stolzenburge
Cornell Arene
Pre-Nuptial Shower Honors Miss Kathon Brown in Stark Home
A personal shower for Miss Kathon Brown was hosted by Miss Ruth Stark and Bliss Mary Leu Doffy at the Stark home on Oberlin Road. Guests played bridge at three tables with Mrs. Frank Minkow aki and Miss Merion Stetson earning prizes for top scores. pink and yellow flowers and balloons decorated the scene. Brown, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Brown of Wooster Street, is announced to wed Howard Edgar Barnes of Mentor on Friday, Jane fifth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kathon Brown
Ruth Stark
Bliss Mary Leu Doffy
Stark
Oberlin Road
Frank Minkowaki
Merion Stetson
Miss Brown
J. R. Brown
Wooster Strest
Will Wee Howard Edgar Barnes
Mentor
Jane Filth
Odd Fellows To Elect Officers At Next Meeting
Members of the Odd Fellows lodge gathered at the I O F Temple Monday night with Noble Grand Vern Schubert presiding. A committee was appointed to arrange Memorial observances with St. Clair Rebekah Lodge for Tuesday June 7. Officers to be elected at the June 2 meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Odd Fellowe Lodge
Sn Mon
I. O
Dorothy Wolcott Weds Eldon Deer In Columbus Home
Dorothy Wolcott daughter of Mr and Mrs Frank Wolcott of LaGrange married Eldon R Deer son of Mr and Mrs H E Deer in a quiet ceremony at the Wolcott home. Rev James Sivard officiated. A reception followed with a large wedding cake and decorative roses. The couple plan a motor trip south and will live in Columbus Ohio where Mr Deer is a Baldwin Wallace College graduate and member of a sorority.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Wolcott
Frank Walcott
LaGrange
Eldon KR. Deer
H. E. Duee
James Sivard
South Excid
Maria Welcott
Harold
Delphi
Wolcott
Columbus
Ohio
Duer
Baldwin-Wallace College
Reunion Honors Roy Merriam At LaGrange School Anecdote
Honor Seattle guest Roy Merriam marked by a Lakewood gathering and a LaGrange school reunion. Mrs. Leon Merriam hosted at her Lakewood home while Mrs Fowls organized the event with Elyria Wellington and Lakewood guests attending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Merriam
Siz
Leon Merriam
Lakewood
Fowls
LaGrange School
Henry Stevick
Wellington
Clarence Sage
Mildred Fowll
H. C. Wilcox
Pete Springer
Roy Smith
Elyria
End
Stevick
Will Keowles
la 1Grange
Pearl McKisson
Cassie Keiner
Ard M .Denby Spicer
Merriamied
Pearl
Allen Girl Reserves Hold Final Meeting and Awards
The Allen Girl Reserves held a regular meeting with most members present. Beverly Johnson led the group in presenting gifts to the Esheot, a slate of officers was elected, and awards were announced. An outdoor steak fry followed by socializing at Wellington with prizes won by Hazel Wieseke and Cora Phelpa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen
Virgina Backman
Beverly Johnson
Esheot
Bever
Bachman
Rosemary
S.canresa
Petrres
Bae
Dent
Revery Johnson
Betty Beck
Dorothy Brecknock
Beverly Gibbs
Inter-hub
Vivian Chapman
LePont Club
Carroll Wight
Mabel Clark
Wellington
Hazel Wieseke
Cora Phelpa
Mary 4 Chandler Tent Daughters Of Union Veterans Anniversary
The Mary 4 Chandler Tent Daughters of Union Veterans celebrated their fourth anniversary at the home of Miss Norah Abbe. A dinner and meeting followed with yellow and white decor, birthdays, and music. Cora Musser and Elizabeth of Cleveland attended, plus Charles Webster Rev John Haler Elyria and Henry Stevick Wellington. Abbe elected delegate to the Department convention in Cleveland the week of June 21. The next meeting is June 9 at the home of B He.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary
Chandler
Daughters of Union Veterans
Wwe
A. Chandler
Daughters of Union
Norah Abbe
Cora Musser
Elizabeth
Cleveland
Charles Webster
John Haler
Elyria
Henry Stevick
Wellington
M Abbe
Department
Local Personal Notes From Elyria and Nearby
Reverend W H McLain visits J B Harper for a week and Mrs Leon Underhurst tours Sandusky with dinner guests. Mrs Waldo Hensel of East Grange, New Jersey, arrives to visit her parents, while Mr and Mrs H F Smith of Howet host relatives. Born to Mr and Mrs Robert W Sperry Jr in Elyria Memorial Hospital. Mrs William McCall French attends Veterans of Foreign Wars event in Cleveland. Various residents tied to Bay Edge, Berlin, and West area exchanges, travel, and family notices as community keeps in touch. Proximity names include Elyria, Cleveland, Sandusky, Howe t, Sandusky bar, Bay Edge, Hamilton Street, Washington, Fourth Street, Los Angeles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. McLain
Harper
Leon Underhurness
Sandusky Bar
Paul Bates
Bay Edge
Bates
Columbus Avenue
Waldo Hensel
East Grange
New Jersey
Fate
H. F. Smith
Howe T
Robert W
Hamilton Street
Elyria Memorial
Hon- Sperry, Jr
William McCall French
Cleveland
Claire Thomas
Ma Everett
West
Obin
Harry Hebble
Mies Helen
Oy Lippus
Berlin
Ralph Miller
Lake Tavenue
Hebblethwaite
Joseph Urvardt
Elyria Aton Far Hospital
Seward
Fourth Stee
Washington
Talers
Los Angeles
California
Ray Mines
P.M. Uptos
Irene Upton
Act Fox
Stan Ds
Ayx
Goen
Fort
Ladies Auxiliary Meets at Broad Street Club Room
A special meeting of the Ladies Auxiliary to VFW Post 1075 will be held at the club room on Broad Street Thursday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
V. F. W. Post 1075
Broad Street
Miss Ella Jackson Honored at Indiana Event Evening
Ella Jackson of Waldo Indiana received a tribute after a ceremony honoring her. The gathering featured guests, a program, and a display of items as attendees enjoyed refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ella Jackson
Waldo Wlirrelt
Indiana
Jackson
Mother Daughter Party Celebrated at St Clair Red Hostess
Pink tapers and pink snapdragons decorated tables at a St Clair Red party hosted by Mrs. in honor of her daughter. A short prostar dinner followed with toasts. Cassie Richards and Carol Chrisman performed as guests sang, closing with a group singalong led by Agnes Firra.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Clair
Carol Chrisman
Od Monroe
Agnes Firrano
Paca
Calendar Unio and Related Meetings Schedule
Veterans and Luxuary plan supper before meeting. Ada ma sires ppa Sigma meets Frances Parke. Marsnail Chapter 7 AOW dinner at 4 36 followed by Royal Arch conferral on three candidates. United American Mechanics meets Caourch night devotional at 2nd Congregational led by Mrs. Carrie Cleventer. Upper Room Bible class at 1st Congregational with tureen dinner at 6 30. Mr Leuthi to speak on Heepsakes of Tristoric Interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Unio
Veterans and Luxuary
Beatay
Adama Siresppa
Election Reports Close P T A Council Year
Elyria Couzel of the Parent Teacher Association presides over the final session of the year in the Washington building. The meeting features installation of officers, annual reports, and remarks from local association presidents. Members note increased memberships and father involvement, with programs like the Summer Round-up, school enumeration, safety efforts, and a Mothersingers appearance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria Couzel
Parent Teacher Associations
Washington
T. L. Moise
Eldara
Ona V. Holly
T. B
Dsed
Local Society Notes From Legion Auxiliary and Welfare Club
Activities include Legion Auxiliary meeting with prize to Mrs Kate Beeswit and plans for a June Fidac and a tureen dinner. Memorial Day wreaths planned. Forty and Eight members invited to help. American Home and Child Welfare reports, Queen City events, and a proposed August picnic at Mrs Leo Merer’s Lorain home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kate Beeswit
American Legion
American Home and Child Welfare Department
Woman's Club
Helez
Charin the Folk
Hamilton School
Alice McCracken
Wlw. Mortimer
Leo Merer
Lorin
Senior Nurses Feted at Cleveland Dinner Dance
Elsriz Memorial Hospital School of Nursing juniors host a dinner dance at Lotus Gardens in Cleveland tonight to honor seven graduates on June fourth. Jane Williams and Hilda Rumbaugh lead the planning, with NHS supervisors hosting the graduation party Thursday at Mrs. Selman's Obie Street home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elsriz Memorial Hospital School of Nursing
Cleveland
Lotus Gardens
Jane Williams
Hilda Rumbaugh
Selman
Obie Street
Bride Elect Bernadette Bardon Honored At Apron Shower
Mrs Theodore Hafferty hosted an apron shower for Miss Bernadette Bardon at Mrs Selman's home. Bingo awarded prizes to Emily Knight Lucille Noveskee and Mrs Frederick Dostall. Bardon, daughter of Mr and Mrs Jobo Bardos of Graf ton, will marry Carl Turner May 30 in Graf ton. Bardon worked with Nefner Bros Inc and Turner with The United Mills Inc in Kansas City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theodore Hafferty
Bernadette Bardon
Selman
Emily Knight
Lucille Noveskee
Frederick Dostall
Miss Bardon
Jobo Bardos
Graf Tor
Carl Turmer
Grafton
Nefner Bros. Inc
Mr. Turner i
United Mills, Inc
Kansas City
Kansas
Fellowship Club Elects New Officers
The Fellowship Club elected Herbert Kaatz as vice president and Arthur Ehlse as secretary while Mrs FF Lrgasurer and am Neubiser held posts. Two new members, Mr Neubier and Fred Bongs, were welcomed. A tureen dinner hosted by Mrs Margar et Krugman Mrs Dan Haas and Mrs Willan Neubiser preceded. Regular meetings resume September with summer outdoor events planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fellowship Club
Herbert Kaatz
Arthur Ehlse
FF Lrgasurer
Am Neubiser
Mr. Neubier
Fred Bongs
Margaret Krugman
Dan Haas
Willan Neubiser
Install Officers of Mens Brotherhood at Congregational Church
Officers of the Mens Brotherhood of the Congregational church were installed after dinner. Glen Broderick installed president Harry Brolchert vice president Russell Rhodes secretary Burton Boynton treasurer DD Croft. Four Jefferson School boys provided a musical selection under Miss Viola Hargrave. Meeting closed for fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mens Brotherhood of
Tad
Sorority Pajama Party Hosted by Miss Gertude Feren
Miss Gertude Feren entertained the Sorority at her Ninth Street home with a pajama party last evening. Guests played games and prizes went to Mary Knehm Helen Finegan Gerry Fer ean and Frances Kelling. Plans were made for a progressive dinner on Sunday June 21 and for additional summer activities. Refreshments featured a table of spring flowers and the group adjourned about late hour to meet again in two weeks at a yet unknown location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gertude Feren
Figma
Ninth Street
Wes
Mary Knehm
Helen Finegan
Gerry Ferean
Frances Kelling
Troop 4 Girl Scouts Plan Summer Outings At St Marys
Troop 4 activity report notes two night hike planned from June 2 to 24 meeting yesterday at St Marys School. Summer badge work debated ahead of October Court of Awards. Arrangements set for cookie sale to fund summer camp. Girls plan bicycle hike to the Hedges and a cookout at Crawford cabin in July and August.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mary's School
Crawford's Cabin
Bunco Night Hosted by Jolly Eight Club at Cleveland Street
The Jolly Eight Bunco Club met with Mrs Sophia Makruskcu on Cleveland Street. After Bunco, Strs Wakruski won high score, Gladys Crombie was second, and Mrs Kenneth Vaught was consulted. A two course luncheon followed with a flower center. In two weeks Mrs Ralph Betz will host at her Cleveland Street home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jolly Eight
Bunco Club
Sophia Makruskcu
Cleveland Street
Wakruski
Gladys Crombie
Kenneth Vaught
Ralph Betz
Mrs Mens Hosts Circle 3 Meeting at St Pauls Church
Mrs Mens of Princeton avenue opened her home yesterday for Circle 3 of St Pauls Church. The president Mrs Albert Pallas presided and Miss Margaret Anthony conducted the devotional. After business a social hour followed with refreshments for twenty two guests. The next meeting will be at Mrs Pallas home on Adams street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Car Mengs
Princeton Avenue
Circle 3
St. Paul's Church
Albert Pallas
Margaret Anthony
Menz
Mr. Pallas
Adams Street
Collectors Find Discount on Old Glass and Rugs at Shop
Collectors of antiques or dealers will find a choice collection of illustrated books on Old Glass Old Furniture Oriental Rugs offered at less than one-fourth the regular price at The Johnston Gift and Knit Shop 230 East Second Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnston Gift and Knic
Ees
Second St
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Division II
Second Congregational Church
Anne Bruehler
Birs. Jolly
Pauline Billingsly
Elyrian
Mary C. McCuire
Michael J. McGuire
College of New Rochelle
Miss McGuire
Elyria High School
Props and Paint
College Dramatic Society
Athletic Association
Sis
Odd Fellows
Christ J. van Lul
Chestnut Ridge Cor
Station Road
Fudgeville
Eldon R. Deer
Seattle
Ernest Alfons Harl
Franz Ignaz Maria Anterberg
Archduke Franz Ferdnnder
P.T. A. Council
Dewey
Lemshed
WU mcClellan
Frank
Cyril mRers
Elsha Council
Puted
Holly
Shairmar
Millee
T. OL
Ice
M. F
George Tuck
Zearer
Cyril Breckneck
Sirs
Ant
Kences
Moise
Sorority
Earl Fauver
Gerald Leonard
Pauver
Brandston Avenue
Sigma Gapma Sorority
Waide Hoensen
East Orange
Nex
Russert
Kesne Cary Weer
Norwood Hearne
Helen Townsend
Vrben Koethe
Lorain
Amherst Outdoor Life Association
Wilmot
Masonic Temple
Riyria
Eugene Ware
Eugene
Gertrude Beauty Shoppe
Clark Street
Joe Yuresich
Pasadena Avenue
Harry Barth
Arthur Powell
R. D
August Jarkowski
Jean Hillman
Jene Hausman
Heldmyer
Henry Krall
Joseph Udvardy
Spruce Street
Warne Odfield
W. River Street
Guy Blake
Alice MacDonald
Colonial Apts
Charles McClintock
Clara Hebbard
Legion Auxiliary Meets
Bunco
Mrs. Mens
Ruth’s
Lake Ave
Croquignole
Ann Moise
the Heights Beauty Shop
River
Elysium Soda
Reger & Binninger
Ber O
Woolworth's
Elyria, Ohio
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