Pre Nuptial Affairs Honor Miss Marion Hubbell Today
Two prenuptial events mark Miss Marion Hubbell’s upcoming marriage to Richard Stevens. A tea hosted by Miss Miriam Faxon and Mrs. W. R. Augustine at the Faxon home on Middle Avenue runs from four to six with twenty four guests. Miss Mary Taylor will oversee the tea table as yellow roses and blue forget me nots gleam beside yellow tapers. A handkerchief shower concludes the gathering. This evening Mrs Eugene Nev lim Beesley of Chicago will entertain at her parents’ Hast Avenue home with three bridge tables and a miscellaneous gifts shower for the bride elect, daughter of Dr. and Mrs. W. B. Hubbell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion Hubbell
Richard Stevens
Miriam Faxon
W. R. Augustine
Miss Hubbell
Faxon
Middle Avenue
Mary Taylor
Eugene Nevlim Beesley
Chicago
Illinois
Charles Creborn
Hast Avenue
Bridge
W. B. Hubbell
East Ave Thur
Patriotic Service and Community Gatherings At Local Church
The Church of Christ on Second and Chapel hosts a patriotic service at 7 30 pm with a reader and Chamber Music Society. Also noted are Memorial Day readings, gospel and Christian Endeavor activities, and a birthday luncheon for Home for the Aged members with 543 total years and an average of 77 years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of Christ
Second
Chapel Streets
Nadine Motts Rice
Chamber Music Society
Arthur Giles
Still Water
Coerne
Keller
Maris Stella
Greig
Reading
Kittredge
The
Beethoven
Flemming
Dubois
Bible School
Anita Poole
Mary Fox
Jesus
Capitol Theater
Lee Frentice
Charles Adcock
Joseph Waller
Homa
Esther Knox
Benjamin Scarff
Elizabeth Johnson
Ruth A. McCudheon
Clara RB. Schwartz
Alice Battle
Julia Evans
Morris Boott Presents Vocal Pupils In Concert
Martin A Boott presents a group of his vocal pupils in a recital Tuesday evening in the small auditorium of the Congregational church. Admission is free with a 1 06 cent charge noted as a typo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morris Boott
Martin A. Boott
Congregational Church
Verital
Girl Evangelist to Speak at First Methodist Church
The morning sermon at First Methodist Episcopal Church will feature the topic The Church with music including Prelude Earth is the Lord s and Shining Shore. Miss Betty Weakland, a Cleveland girl evangelist, will sing and preach at the 7:30 evening service. She has preached since age seven, crossed the continent four times, and addressed nearly six million people including radio audiences. Additional music and church events follow, with programs for the Church School Junior Group and nursery care, plus an outdoor Morning Watch Service for the Epworth League at the Home for the Aged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Spinney
Tschaikowsky
Wolcott
Grieg
Guilmann
H.C. Wilcox
Young
Sid
Raymond Huston
Old Rugged Cross
Edward Bembower
Russell Obitts
Ghureh
M. H. Crowder
H. W. Korner
M. F. Fer
Epworth League
Elyria Brown
Dr. Bord
Perena
Richard Buswell
Frank Harmon Lodge to observe Memorial Day meeting
Frank 8 Harmon Lodge 663 F and A M will hold a special meeting on Memorial Day May 30. The lodge opens at 7 am with a special speaker. Breakfast will be served and all Masons are invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank
Harmon Lodge
Marriage License Applications Nabbed for Four Couples
Wilbert Uhrig 26 a machine operator Indianapolis Indiana and Csefl Lopes 27 Elyria. Rev Bond Leonard Duckett 68 foreman Wiyria and Elizabeth Terrell 45 Kiyrla Rev Bissetl.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilbert Uhrig
Indianapolis
Ind
Csefl Lopes
Elyria
Bond
Leonard Duckett
Foreman
Wiyria
Elizabeth Terrell
Kiyrla
Bissetl
Polen-Mirarek Nuptial Rites Solemnized At St. Mary's Church
Miss Rose Polen of Jackson road wed Frank Mirarek of Cleveland at St. Mary's Church in a nine thirty morning ceremony. High mass followed vows by Rev Father Daley. reception for about 150 guests at the bride's brother Frank Polen's home. The couple plan a June 15 return to 14720 Lorain Avenue Cleveland and a reception with families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mary's Church
Rose Polen
Jackson Road
Frank Mirarek
Cleveland
Father Daley
Jack Huge
Frank Polen
Mary Polen
Frances Yocobozzi
Lorain
Miss Gertrude Mirarck
Georgette
Pia Glorioso
Ruth Cabot
Michael Cabot, Jr
Anthony Mirarck
Michael Recupero
James Glorioso
Thomas Cabot
Frank Polew
Mirarck
St. Mary’s School
St. Vincent de Paul's Church
Miss Irene Nemeth Set To Wed Arthur Nemes In May
The wedding of Miss Irene Nemeth daughter of Mr and Mrs John Nemeth to Arthur J Nemes son of Mr and Mrs John Nemes of Chardon Ohio will be held May 20 at St Agnes Church Rev Fr Leo Brissell to read the service at 9 00 The bridal party includes maid of honor Lillian Nemeth and bridesmaids Emme Persensky and Ann Urban The couple will honeymoon in Washington before residing at 937 E Third Street Cleveland The bride wears white satin with court train and a pink rose bouquet The notice also records Veterans Memorial services and Memorial Day plans by local groups with parade preparations and community events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irene Nemeth
John Nemeth
Arthur J. Nemes
John Nemes
Chardon
Ohio
Leo Brissell
St. Agnes Church
Lillian Nemeth
Emme Persensky
Ann Urban
Miss Urban
Lorain
Nemeth
Miss Persensky
Washington
Lifrd Street
Cleveland
Cleve- Apex Manufacturing Com
Dorcas Class Elects Officers at Church Meeting
Dorcas Class of the Church of Christ elects officers for the year. Mrs. H C Eckenroad hosted twenty nine members and two guests. Mrs. C M Terry led devotions. Mrs. R Alexander elected secretary. Mrs. Wright appointed Ray as second vice president. Officers to be installed in June.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. C. Eckenroad
Harvard Avenue
Dorcas
C. M. Terry
R Alexander
H. T. Wright
Ray
Thomas
Flint
Hockaden
Drusendahl
Sunshine
Eckenroad
Mesdames Cottier
Barth
Shafer
Albert
Veterans of Foreign Wars to hold memorial services in Brownhelm
Veterans of Foreign Wars of Elyria will hold annual memorial exercises at Brownhelm Sunday at two o'clock. Lt Arthur Richwine leads the firing squad and Mullen Murray Post Lorain handles music. Howard Butler will give the patriotic address.
W C T U Meeting Set For Tuesday Afternoon
Mrs. George R. Haines to entertain W C T U members at 411 West Avenue Tuesday at 2 15 p m The program will focus on Anti Narcotics led by Mrs Orville Stentz
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Www
George R. Haines
West Avenue
Orville Stentz
Bride Elect Honored With Spinster Dinner
Pre nuptial event for Mary Lt. Ebersole bride elect of Arthur Engle hosted by Miss Tore Ranker at Eighth street home. Six guests received blue and yellow centerpiece forget me not favors with a long dinner served. Guests included Vivian Hackett Helen Dague Ruth Gates Elyria and Stella Byczyhuwcki Lorain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ebersale
Vivian Hackett
Jin- Helen Dague
Ruth Gates
Elyria
Stella Byczyhuwcki
Lorain
Pageant May 4 The Moon Quest at Garden
Junior High School Girl Reserves groups meet at the Y W C A for weekly business and rehearsals for the Spring pageant The Quest of the Moon set for June 4 in the garden of the U V C S A A silver tea will follow to aid the camp fund Marion Upp Stetson lead dances and Miss Upp's group ends with an ice cream party Memorial Sunday at St Andrew s Church features patriotic service with national hymns and a sermon on national and international peace Communion at 7 30 and church school at 9 30 a m
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Y. WV
Francis Snyder
Franklin
Stetson
Miss Upp
ST. Andrew's
St. Andrew’s Church
Christias
Thiman
Bey
Ely
McKinley
Hamilton
Franklin and St. Mary
Community club events and meetings listed for Monday
Grace Lutheran Fellowship with Mrs. George Haines at 2 15 PM on East Avenue. T K B Club with Lois Lepere on East Broad Street. Lady Rowena Circle with Elizabeth Smith on East River Street. Dames of Malta card party with Mrs. Bertha Olmsted on Furnace Street. Elyria Lodge I C O F. Business and Industrial Women’s Bible Class with Miss Mildred Fowls at 7 PM on Glendale Court. Election of officers, lesson and social time noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Haines
East Avenue
T. K. B. Club
Lois Leppere
East Broad Street
Lady Rowena Circle
Elizabeth Smith
East River Street
Bertha Olmsted
Furnace Street
Elyria Lodge I. C
Business and Industrial Women’s Bible Class
Mildred Fowls
Glendale Court
Hospital and club notes from Elyria and area
Admissions include Mrs William Beal at 294 Sixteenth Street and discharges for Mrs Charles Taylor 648 W Broad Mrs Neal Dickinson and a baby girl Medina Daughters of Scotia met last evening at W F W Hall with plans for a new meeting place Luncheon served by Mesdames Moyes Shrubsole and Paton Next meeting at Mrs Shrubsole Highland Court June 10 Elyria Men s Bible Class meets June 10 at 9 30 A M Rivoli Theater President Jas A Hewi presiding Guest artist contralto Mrs D A Baird will sing two duets with Paul Wainwright Clare Short Ye accompanist Baseball committee Herb Young chair will announce details Bible Lesson by Wm C Fowler from Matthew 12 Welcoming committee to be present at 9 29 A M
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Allen
G. A. TN. Hall
Court
Middle Avenue
Monder
J. A. Kaley
Albert Taylor
Cora Clifford
Clara Wendell
Maude Jackson
Charles Abbey
William Beal
Sixteenth Street
Charles Taylor
W. Broad
Neal Dickinson
Medina
Daughters of Scotia
W. F. W. Hall
Mesdames Moyes
Shrubsole and
Paton
Shrubsole
Highland Court
Elyria Men's
Rivoli Theater
Jas. A. Hewi
D. A. Baird
Paul Wainwright
Clare Short
Herb Young
Wm. C. Fowler
Northwest Encampment Names Second Nomination Officers
Northwest Encampment No. 18S met in regular session at the J. O. O. F. Hall on Broad Street. A letter from Grand Patriarch Ralph Williamson of Marion Ohio recalled the year’s work. Second nomination results named Morris Kirk as Chief Patriarch and P L Box Jr, P C McKinzie, Rudolph Barbnkech as officers. A report on Oberlin meeting and a Baptist church address on Brazil were noted. The encampment adjourned to meet June 10 under L H Vedder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northwest
Broad Street
Ralph Ou. Wiliamson
Marion
Ohio
Morris Kirk
P L. Box, Jr
P. C. McKinzie
Rudolph Barbknech
Oberlin
P. c. Zie
The
Baptist Church
Brazil
L. H. Vedder
Stella Deerfield Hosts Eight-Girl Party On Ninth Street
Mrs Stella Deerfe hosted a birthday party for eight girls at her Ninth Street home last evening. Guests wore juvenile costumes and played games with Bunco as the main diversion. Mary Brennen and Margaret Sabo scored eight points each. Alice Garris and Gertrude Barrett won low scare prizes. A luncheon followed. Attendees included Mary Brennen Jessie Garris Gertrude Barrett Ruth Wildman Alice Garris Margaret Sabo and Arlene Burr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stella Deerfield
Ninth Street
Buneo
Mary Brennen
Margaret Sabo
Alice Garris
Gertrude Barrett
Jessie Garris
Ruth Wildman
Arlene Burr
Christian Unity Versus Church Union Sabbath Message
The pastor speaks at 10 45 a m on unity versus union with Bible School at 9 30 a m and the subject Joseph the Dreamer with Gen 01 11 as text. Evening Young People meet at 6 15 p m while no Wednesday service due to Cleveland City Mission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Unity
Church Union
Joseph
Genesia
Cleveland City
M. E
Mibs Gillis Hosts Dinner Dance At Home Then Club
Miss Bunny Gils entertained ten guests at a Columbus Street dinner party last evening. The sole out of town guest was Park Arnold of New York City. After dinner the group went to Elyria Country Club where they danced for the remainder of the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bunny Gils
Columbus Street
Park Arnold
New York City
Elyria Country Club
Missing Friends and Guests Fill Local Week End
Miss Dorothy Helfrich plans a weekend stay in Detroit with the Hilmer family. Several visitors arrive or plan visits from Ohio Indiana and Illinois including W G Crabill in Cambridge avenue and Roy Clymer in Findlay. Local residents attend graduations and art exhibits while others host relatives during Decoration Day weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Helfrich
Oxford Avenue
Clearview School
Gaston
George Hilmer
Mildred
Detroit
Michigan
W. G. Crabill
South Bend
Indiana
L. W. Claver
Cambridge Avenue
Theodore Blair
Our Lady of Lake Seminary
Cleveland
Dewey Avenue
Roy Clymer
Findlay
Ohio
Weld Estelle Fetterly
William Fetterly
Howard A. Littell
Higgins
Ruth
Ferguson Russell
Waukegan
Illinois
James Wilmot
James Higgins
Harvard Avenue
Karl Ericsson
Ohto State University
Eleventh Street
William H. Wirth
Cincinnati
R. P. Wirth
Gulf Farms
Thomas Anspacher
Buffalo
New York
West Avenue
Clark E. Maddock
Eighth Street
Elyria
Chicago Academy of Fine Arts
Chicago
John McClellan
Home For
East Canton
Ethel Inskeep
Marion
Sha
Inskeep
Pcommencemeut
Marion Illich School
Helen Bailer
Walter Peake
Carol Ann
Oxford Street
Feaka
Arthur Peake
Portsmouth
A. B. Fauger
Washington Avenue
Mansfield Country Club
Arthur A. Fister
Mary Lau
Betts Jane
East Fourth Straet
Ella Williams
Elkhart
Charles Taft
Home For the
Eustis
Florida
Ernest Moore
Home For the Aged
Garretsville
Robert Maddux
H. A. Crandall
Earlcourt
Maddux
Mary
Aliquippa
Pennsylvania
George Emerich
Clayton Cook
Castalia
Clara Cook
Second Street
Clara Hollis
Wolf Court
Frank Hollis
Henry Hancock
Weekend Greetings From Cleveland and Washington PA
Over the weekend Miss Louise Allen of Cleveland visits, while Harry Cook a student at Washington and Jefferson College in Washington Pennsylvania is expected home to spend the weekend with his mother Mrs Clara Cook.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louise Allen
Cleveland
Harry Cook
Washington and Jefferson College
Washington
Pennsylvania
Clara Cook
State Head of Banks Found Not Guilty
Joseph A. Broderick, state superintendent of banks, was found not guilty today of willful neglect of duty in delaying closure of the Bank of United States with 160000000 in deposits by 400600 persons. The trial opened April 4 with high-profile witnesses led by Gov. Roosevelt and Alfred E. Smith. the jury deliberated about 16 hours before delivering the verdict.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Joseph A. Broderick
Bank of the United States
Broderick
Bank of United States
Franklin B. Roosevelt
Herbert. H. Lehmat
Alfred E. Smith
New Teachers Contracts Ban Alcohol Use in Oregon Schools
The Dal les Ore state reports new teacher contracts bar alcohol narcotics and tobacco use in any form. Chamber of Commerce directors protested saying the school board cannot direct personnel habits during off duty hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dalles
Ore
iPi
Chamber of Commerce
Chamber
Father and Son Lead Golf Training at Lake Forest
Herman Shute once drilled son Densmore into golf. now the father mentors duffers at Lake Forest. Densmore, a former National Open third placer, turned pro six years ago to become his father's assistant at Columbus. Also note a mixed dance at Nuhn's Barn LaGrange Road with Kistner's Orchestra 25 cents per person Sunday Nichols Holmes Orchestra.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hogh Bon Golt
DLMV
Berndetna
Herman Shute
Densmore
Lake Forest
Shute
Columbus
Nuhn’s
LaGrange Rd
Kistner
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Bertila Moore
Bertha Moore
Mary Ellen Dick
Marion Buswell
Jessie Baptiste
Alberta Mary Gamble
Florence Moore
Lila Lee Tufford
Hazel Martin
Patricia Ann Blank
Dora Jean Brown
Blanche Breeden
Pearl Breeden
Jane Blank
Mary Costolich
Olyla Borson
Virginia Borson
Manuel Jacobs
Douglas Witter
Jans Anne Witter
Margie Raptus
First Methodist Church
Capitol Theatre
Capital Theater
Grand Army of the Republic
United Spanish War Veterans
American Legion
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Sons of Veterans
Amillaries
Church of Christ Quartet
Elstia Symphony Orchestra
Fioria Symphony Orchestra
Noeckel
Boellmangd
Scott
Elyria Symphony Orchestra
Sons and Daughters OF Liberty
Arthur Nemes
W. R. Co
A. B.C. Club
W. W. Ferriman
A. B. C. Club
Essi Broad Street
Arthurs Smith
Charles Guth
Charles Wracs
George Churchward
F. W
Brownhelm
Broad St
Grace Lutheran Uh
Flyria Men's Bible Class
Mrs. Stella Deerfe
United Presbyterian Church Services
David Gauss
Lansing
E. L. Aukerman
Fourth St
Mibs Gillis
Ethel Laurendine
Fryberger
Second St
Andress Garage
DR. Stevens
Carpenter’s Beauty Shop
Lakewood Nursery, Inc
Oak Point and
Middle Ridge Roads
Amherst
Moore's Place
Edison Highway
C. O. Jaster
Lorain County Bank
Valspar
Imperial Furniture Co
East Ave
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