Schulz Couple Mark Golden Wedding Anniversary
Mr and Mrs Charles Schulz of 317 Tenney Avenue Amherst celebrate 50 years of marriage with a Friday May 31 observance. Open house 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 pm, and a family dinner at the Lutheran church. They are parents of Henry Schulz Walter Schulz and Mrs Emery Redman, with several grandchildren. Mr Schulz turns 75 in June and works for Timms Spring Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Schulz
Tenney Avenue
Amherst
Lutheran Church
Schulk
Henry Schulz
Park Avenue
Elyria
Walter
Personal notices from Columbus area events and travels
LeRoy F Reisinger attended Advertising Executives Association of Ohio meeting in Columbus with Harvey Young and Joel Berghalter speaking. Multiple locals host and visit relatives including the Scotts heading to Duluth, and several notes on members visiting, traveling, or hosting in nearby towns. An I O O F lodge session covered officer nominations and degree progress with upcoming meetings announced. Softball practice scheduled for Monday at Western Automatic diamond No 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LeRoy F Reisinger
Columbus
Advertising Executives Association of the Ohio
Harvey Young
Columbus Dispatch
Joel Berghalter
Byer-Bowman
James Scott
Duluth
Minnesota
Scott
Lorain
Pythian Sisters
Olentangy Village
Ohio
Kenneth Strothers
Bath Street
Lillian Buel
Robert W Buel
Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania
Clarence Sharrer
Oxford Avenue
J. F. Chamberlain
Sherman
New York
Chamberlain
Denison Avenue
Charles S. Johnson
Cleveland
Phillip A. Myers
Wade Park Manor
Elizabeth Avery
Eumich
Daughters
Sahara
Joe Resko
Phyllis
Flint
Michigan
Fran Kovacs
West River Street
H. C. Wilcox
Hubbard Wilcox
New York City
Afr
Frank Saley
Trondale Street
Elvira Memorial Hospital
Emma Dean
Toledo
Lee Dean
Eas
River Street
Fred Todd
Medina
Temple
Peter Springer
Wade Reynolds
Reynolds
Bryan
West High Street
Karl Lenman
Dover
C. J. Miller
Diamond No. 2
Teachers Farewell Celebrated by Young Women's League
The Employed Young Women's League held its last supper meeting of the season at the YWCA. A humorous schoolroom skit with members as teachers followed by solos and a guest appearance entertained attendees. Elizabeth Brown was announced to wed James. summer plans and a June picnic at Beaver Park were noted along with next year’s Mary-Martha class program and new officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Women’s League
Evelyn Rodgers
Ma'am
Betty Schaeffer
Anne Schubert
Jeanette Subey
Dory Stunden
Betty Corkill
Doruths
Harper Cura Logue
Catherine Logue
Grace O'Malley
Genevieve Murphy
Minnie Haas
League
Betty Corks
Prune
Beth Corks
Hale Jean Collins
Ty League
Elizabeth Brown
Wahlene Gould
Linwood Park
Betty Senseffer
Jeannette Sibes
Dor: Stander
Dorothy Harper
Jace O'Malley
Genevieve Murpivaus
Towry
Beaver Park
American Home and Child Welfare Department
Woman's Club 2
Frank Billings
Woman's Club
Leonieyer
Nettie Laundon
R . Cobb
W. J. Ready
Carl Tayior
Miles Perry
C. D. Reding
George P. Young
Franklyn Vincent
Matthew Zechmen
A. J. Robson
Ladies Auxiliary Knights of St John Mark 35th Anniversary Dinner
The Ladies Auxiliary of the Knights of St John marked its 35th anniversary with a dinner at St Marks church hall. Attendees heard an invocation and were welcomed by President Mrs Elizabeth Gelloway and officers who received gifts. Performers included Marjorie Young singing and a variety of musical acts as members sang, danced, and listened to readings. The next auxiliary meeting is scheduled for June 11 in the KR hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knights of St. John
St. Marks Church Hall
Josephine Kiser
Nancy Kiely
Ave Mears
Mary Hohheneder
Caroline Hrivel
Whitheimine Kaiser
Mary Wimmers
Marie Gerhart
Minnema Kershaw
Rite Carlin
Xfrs
Theodore Smith
William Moore
Lois Wells Wro
Bonnie Black
Saly Mecé- Gock
Joe Gance
Wilma Buchholz
Olga Sonkoly
Jerry Birkline
Jock Slack
Jack Miller
Jack Wricht Slocunonist
Billi Moore
KR. of c. Hall
Dinner At Spring Valley Closes Year For A A A W
Elyria A A W members dined at Spring Valley Country Club to close their year with decorations and a short business session. They announced recognition as the 40th Ohio branch and approved their constitution. Delegates discussed district and national conferences and plans for the Cincinnati convention in 1941. A musical program featured Miss Patricia Hoke and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Spring Valley
Battle Creek
Indianapolis
Cincinnati
Patricia Hoke
Eugene Szabo
Oliver Schubert
Mirs
J. H. Crumley
Lous Kolo- Dos
Harry Prankielmer
George Day
Lucy Freese
Maurice Durkee
Mark Willis
D. L. Boyd
Hubbard Wilcox
Richard Bard
Charles Snoble
Earl Lautenschleger
Class Has Annual Mother's Party at First Methodist Church
Susanna Wesley class of First Methodist held its annual Mother's Party at Kriegson West avenue. 49 mothers attended as bouquets and corsages set the scene. Edna Mae Wilson gave the toast. Beatrice Nelson responded. Mrs Marie Jensen led the album style program with 2 dozen members in costumes. Susette Bird sang two numbers. Gift to Mrs Martin Mueller honored the golden wedding couple. Catholic Studies Club No 6 closed its season with a dinner at Hi O Hinn Oberlin. Mrs Arthur Grummer departing for Baltimore received a gift. Officers L V Johnson and Mrs Ralph O also honored. Bridge night followed with prizes to Mrs Grummey, Mrs Stolzenberg and Mrs Wirscha.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Susanna Wesley
First Methodist Church
Kriegson West Avenue
Edna Mae Wilsor
Beatrice Nelson
Marie Jensen
Susette Bird
Martin Mueller
Irs
Mathe West
Catholic Studs Club No. 6
Hi-O-Hinn
Oberlin
Arthur Grumner
Baltarmore
Meriland
L. V. Johnson
Ralph O*1
Grumney
Henry Stolzenberg
John Wirsecham
Marie Pitts Hosts Alpha Beta Bluets Evening Games
Marie Pitts hosted the Alpha Beta Bluets last evening with Whoopee games. Winners received prizes and high score went to Shiered Dewald while low went to Regina Burke and Clara Makinski. A luncheon followed and the next meeting is set for June 13 at Wellington with Marion Burke. Orae Sempre club met at Mrs. Oscar Koehn’s home. prizes in bridge awarded to Mrs. Anchors, Mason, and McMullen. Next gathering at Mrs. Roland Kelling’s on June 11.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lillian Johnston
Allen Gildenmeister
High Street
Miss Johnston
Richard Hessler
Pinoccio
Banco
Lois DelleGfeld
Marion Hunter
Maurice McIntire
Lenore Gidenmeister
Clifford Gildenmeister
Richard Gildenmeister
Edward Minnich
Marion Johnston
Lloyd Hessler
Alpha Beta Bluets
Marie Pitts
Dewald
Low
Regina Burke
Clara Makinski
Marion Burke
Wellington
Oscar Koehn
Glenwood Street
Charles Anchors
Charles Mason
Walter McMullen
Roland Kelling
Edna Shrover
Circle Dot Club
Grafton Road
Pedro
Clara Wolf
Helen Smith
Martha Wirth
Smith
Fairmount Street
Crazy Quilt program staged by church Mothers Auxiliary
The Mothers Auxiliary of United Presbyterian Church staged a crazy quilt program to entertain grandmothers of the church children on Tuesday evening. Nine grandmothers fourteen members and two guests attended. Activities included poems songs piano solos a bird talk and a Bible contest for mothers and grandmothers ending in a tie. Refreshments were served by Mrs. Robert Kirkpatrick Mrs. Ned Palm and Mrs. Eva Carson. The June meeting will be hosted by Mrs. Charles Shafer and Mrs. Charles Fisker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion Auxiary
Legion
Lena Mey Dews
Iva Wolf
Plum
Mar Shereon Pubnestock
Henry Ingersoll Jr
South Seas
United States
American Museum of Natural Hostory
Fred Roth
Miles Farmer
Clark Pearson
Cole
Airs
Bess Agate
Ida Hanser
Poppy Car
Serdusxy
Sirs
Flora Huebdter
Ton Ehsairmsa
Jame
Meg
Fred Meinke
Marx Kolopos
Emma Cheetham
Elizabeth Mischka
Ruth Long
Mothers Auxiliary
United Presbyterian Church
Guesis
Wildwood
Doris Roberts
Charlies Swartzel
Lois Phelps
David Scott
E. W. Wright
Ross Aurngst
T. F. Sellers
T. M. Gilliland
Robert Kirkpatrick
Ned Palm
Eva Carson
Charles Shafer
Blaine Street
Charles Fisker
Eight Queens Pinochle Club Awards Two High Scores
Mildred Whitacre hosted Eight Queens Pinochle club on Tuesday. Ruth Thores and Ruth Standen earned the two high scores while Opal Chapman received the traveling prize. The group adjourned to June 1 for Hallie Wailer to entertain. Roosevelt Girl Reserves held a meeting with plans for a tureen picnic and announced three girls to advance to Lakeside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mildred Whitacre
Foster Avenue
Queens
Roosevelt
Thei
Helen Szabo
Dorothy Scrletz
Florence Kaminski
Lakeside
Roosevelt Group
Wright Completes New Home on Denison Avenue
Mr. Harry Wright finishes a residence on Denison Avenue near Gar ford in Eastern Heights, marking a local housing completion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Wright
Denison Avenue
Garford
Eastern Heights
Miss Mildred Kolarik to wed John Shestina Jr in Lorain
Miss Mildred Kolarik and John Shestina Jr plan a June 29 ceremony at St. Peter and Paul Lutheran church Lorain. Officiants are Rev. Andrew Beda and Rev. A Valencik. Reception for 300 at Slovenics Hall. Kolarik, Elyria High alumna, cashier at Ohio Public Service Co. Shestina, son of Mr. and Mrs. John Shestina Sr., works at General Dry Batteries. The date marks the twenty first anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Kolarikx.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Peter and Paul Lutheran Church
Lorain
Ohio
Andrew Beda
A. Valencik
Lakewood
Slovenics Hall
Betr Holarix
Andrew Shestina
Bowkh
Luther League
Kolarik
Elyria High School
National Honor Society
Ohio Public Service Company
John Shestina
Bride of June 12 Honored at Pleasant Chestnut Ridge Party
Mrs. A. J. Hulse hosted a charm filled party for 31 relatives and friends honoring Miss Lynn Eldred, the June 12 bride to be Harold Crombie. Details include games, gifts, pink and white snapdragons, and notes of the couple’s backgrounds with Eldred and Crombie families cited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lynn Eldred
Harold Cromie
A. J Hulse
Chestnut Ridge
Edward Henson
Miner Eldred
Buternus Ridge
Crombie
R. E. Betz
Homer Street
Eldred
Merrill Nash
Carlton Bainbridge
Linnette Bainridge
Ridgeville High School
Troxel Co
Complete Plans For Final Dance
Plans for the Grande Finale dance by the high school PTA are set for Friday March 31 with Jack Elion's band playing from 8 15 to 11 30. Students and friends are invited and refreshments will be sold at the rear of the gym. a small charge defrays expenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parent- Teacher Association
Jack Elion
Edison Girls Reserve Meeting Highlights and Plans
Edison Girl Reserves opened with a unison prayer. Ruta Ritter and Joyce Dinheimer were chosen to represent at the G R conference in Lakeside June 974. Plans for a final bicycle hike and breakfast fundraiser on June 7 were made, meeting at the school at 8 am. Campaign funds are due this week. The meeting ended with a baseball game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Son
Ruta Ritter Ara
Joyce Dinheimer
G. R
Lakeside
Rridayr
Besebai
Red Cross Benefit Bake Sale Saturday at The Gas Office
Community bake sale to aid the Red Cross will be held Saturday at The Gas Office. Patrons are urged to attend and contribute to the fundraising effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ted Cross
Junior Hadassah Dines In Oberlin
The Junior Hadassah held the Gonor dinner last night at Oberlin Inn with 23 attendees. Mrs. Cecilia Margolin of the Cleveland chapter spoke on world events and refugee aid. Bliss Iva Pollack led dinner, Libby Berméen chaired the program, and an open forum followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hadassah
Gonor
Oberlin Inn
Cecilia Margolin
Cleveland
Senior
Bliss Iva Pollack
Libby Berméen
Margolin
Iiring
Former Teacher Addresses Class at Church Party
Alpha class members of the First Baptist church hosted a mothers party at East avenue church house with 80 guests. Mrs. R. E. Neighbour spoke on Grace in the Wilderness after a program by The Gospel Light Trio and soloists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alpha
First Baptist Church
East Avenue
Paul Summerlee
Alice Link
Harriett Seeley
Helen Briggs
Willard Johnson
Adams
George Garthe
Summerlee
R. E. Neighbour
Hungary
India
Cubs
United States
Frank Wilford
Walter Batdorf
Club Outings And Socials Across Local Groups
Regular Pongo club meeting at Mrs. Fred Zeck home on Princeton avenue plans a lake vacation with prizes to Mrs. Ahigrim and Margaret Mate. Guests include Mrs. Malcolm Smith. A two week adjournment set with Mrs. Howard Ahlgrim. K Lo club completes Decora tion Day outing at Humphrey’s Grove with a picnic and bridge prizes to Barbara Brodbeck and Jeanne Kritzel. Next meeting at Mary Jane Sullivan’s home. Jeanne Adams joins. Sigloe hosts a Mrs Hylkema shower at Genevieve Gariss home with June 11 hamburger plans and bingo prizes to Violet Rose and Betty Ryan. Mrs. Charles Baker attends. Lunch served. Mirs Knie r im hosts at East avenue home June 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake
Pongo Club
Fred Zeck
Princeton Avenue
Howard Ahigrim
Margaret Mate
Malcolm Smith
Howard Ahlgrim
K-Lo Club
Esther Soor
Humphrey’s Grove
Barbara Brodbeck
Jeanne Kritzel
Mary Jane Sullivan
Jeanne Adams
Sigloe
Genevieve Gariss
Chestnut Street
John Hylkema
Violet Rose
Betty Ryan
Charles Baker
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Lusher Fore
Colette
Lont
Legion Auxiliary Meeting
Mrs. Schulz
Mark Golden
Anniv’y
Intel
Bertha Stanford
Anna Kenner
Wno
Cornelia Oats Skinner
Fred Sheldon
Edna Bates
Vulette Bellingham
The
Wear
Mary Linville
Alice, Bond
Katherney Smith
Lorance Whurster
Esther Ruth
Haze AleCard
Ladies Auxiliary Knights of St. John Mark
Ruby Hadaway
Ben Sheppard
East Broad Street
Edna Shaver
Emma Platt
Laxewood
Avon
Ridgeville
John Brandi
Grace Lippert
Garford School
Cascade Park
Henry Scrivens
Tih
Elizabeth Yoder
Veterine Sears
Baptiste
Beattie
Thomas Gray
Hamilton
Harbour
Lewis
Ray
Nick Smith
LeRoy Smith
Taylor
John Gray
Orae Sempre Club
Marny’s
East Bridge Street
Broad Street
Mark
Mildred Kolarik
John Shestina Jr
Andrew Kolarike
Bell Avenue
Mildred
Lewis Drive
Edison
Ladies’ Tailoring & Fur Shopnearond St
Max Horwitz
Junior Hadassah Dines
Daughters of Scotland
Red Cross
McKelvie
Persons Court
Convention of Daughters of Scotland
Margaret Gailey
Mary Halliday
Eleanor McCulir
MecKelvie
St. Andrew's
Bud Oliver
Heights
East River
Ohio Public Service Co
Gertrude's
Cleveland St
Schaeffer
America
Woolworth's
Elyria, Ohio
Wy Br
Anta
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