Miss Clarabel Wise to Wed Richard Smith in September
Social notes describe Clarabel Wise entertaining the Little Sorority at her Twelfth street home with a bridge gathering and announcing her upcoming marriage to Richard Smith set for Saturday September 24. The event was celebrated with pink and black decor, and guests included Mrs. Harry Morgan and daughter Jean Morgan of Oberlin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wise
Twelfth Street
Clarabel Wise
Margaret Haneisen
Wisel
Ruth Ganter
Eugene Hall
Mary Buzzard
Robert Smith
Richard Smith
Feach
Bert Wise
Frank Smith
Harry Morgan
Jean Morgan
Oberlin
Marty Buzzard
Gulf Road
SeCa Club Meets At Meinke Home In Van Wert
The Se Ca Club met in regular session last evening at Annetta Meinke's Columbus street home with seven members present. The early part of the evening was spent sewing and Annetta Meinke won the special prize. Refreshments followed and the club will meet September 24 at Helen Zerrell's La Grange road home. Mr and Mrs W S Kohn and son William of Cleveland street and Miss Kathryn Smallwood are staying several days in Van Wert Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
SECA
Meinke
Se Ca
Annetta Meinke
Columbus Street
Helen Zerrell
la Grange Road
First Anniversary Observed by Reefy Circle G A R Ladies
Captain P D Reefy Circle G A R Ladies marked their first founding anniversary at Woodman Hall with a dinner at 6:40 PM for members and many guests. The event featured a head table, floral decorations, music by Agnes Erickson and daughters, and a program of remarks and civic acknowledgments. Flor ence Holcomb and Sadie Mae Williams spoke, a gift was presented to Williams, and the group sang America after a birthday cake cut by Williams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. D. Reefy
Woodman Hall
Agnes Erickson
John Kaley
Barbara Fritchie
Guy B. Finchey
Edward A. Williams
Fannie Joyce
Perry Jackson
Florence Deighton
Cleveland
Flora B. Young
Toledo
Mr. Williams
Erickson
Beverly
Grace Bittner
Louise Goodmen
Florence Holcomb
Federated Organization
Sadie Mae Williams
Goodman
Williams
Knights of St John Stage Basket Picnic at Avon
The Fourth Regiment Knights of St John and Ladies Auxiliaries of Lorain County plan an old fashioned basket picnic in Avon Ohio next Sunday under 16th. The event features races and games for all ages, two ball games, a baby contest, and free candy and lemonade for children up to 12. Music by Dickinson's Hill Billy band will accompany afternoon and evening activities with members from several Ohio cities attending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knights of St. John
Lorain County
Avon Avon
Ohio
Dickinson’s
Hill Billy Band
Cleveland
Sandusky
Akron
Youngstown
Tiffin
W. T. Reynolds
Lambur
Wmarlein
Lorain
Frank Lescher
Avon
St. J
F. Ryan
Elyria
Geo. Noll
Ridgeville
Garden club meeting celebrates global gardening history
Smythe Garden hosts a meet of the Garden club with Mrs F A Smythe’s enclosure praised for its lawn and borders. Mrs Charles Johnson discusses gardening’s world history from Eden to ancient Persia, Greece, Rome, and European estates, noting Moorish influence and Dutch tulip lore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. A. Smythe
Garden Club
Charles §. Johnson
Adem
Artic Regions
Persia
Gulf
Desert
Solomon
Lebanon
Babylon
Vale of
Kashaiir
Greece
Spain
France
Fontainebleau
Versailles
Louis the 14Th
Orange House
Louis the 11Th
Marie Antoinette
Holland
Calendar of local society meetings and events
The schedule lists numerous groups in Elyria including Ladies Auxiliary to Heights of St John Daughter s of Union Veterans with Miss Straw, Emmanuel Lutheran Missionary Society with Rev and Mrs Harald Sarles, anniversary program at 78a, Eight Oclock Club with Rosabelis Carpenter, Women of Mooss boars party at Mrs Alica Kay lor, First Baptist Missionary Society sewing afternoon and 6 pm supper with speaker Mrs Joseph McCaba, Lorain Co Medical Society dinner at 2nd Congregational Church with Dr Hart book review, Frank St Hermon Lodge first fall session, Elyria Lodge I O O F, American Legion thesis, Kappa Beta Kappa Committee at St Andrews Guild Room 7:30, Junior Society of Grace Church postpones meeting one week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heights
St. John Mest
Daughters of Union Veterans
Miss Straw
Emmanuel Lutheran Missionary Socety
Rav
Harald Sarles
Princeton
Lorain Co. Medical Society
2Nd Cong's
Hart
Frank St. Hermon Lodge
F. and . M
Elyria Lodge
American Legion
Kappa Beta Kanpa
St. Andrew's Church
Junior Society of Grace
Gardens and Roses Across Lands and Eras
A nostalgic column surveys world gardening traditions from Holland to England, detailing rose varieties and ancient hedge planting, noting how refugees shaped new gardens, and recalling a historical house near Ely Cathedral. It references Rosemary as a protection charm and describes box edged parterres, convent grown simples, and cross continental gardening practices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holland
Chicago
States
Canada
England
Queen Elizabeth
Lord Leicester
Bess
France
Mrs. Johnson
Elyria Students Enter College At Oberlin
Three Elyria High School graduates Helen Pond Arthur Campbell and Sherwood Metcalf plan to enter Oberlin College as freshmen this fall joining the Class of 1938 entering Freshman Week September 14 13 to 14. Campbell was school paper circulation manager and NHS vice president Metcalf earned a track letter and joins local clubs Anderson enters with advanced standing after time at Columbia University.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Helen Pond
Washington Ave
Arthur Campbell
Beallefield Ave
Sherwood Metcalf
Sixte and St
Oberlin College
Oberlin
Elyria High School
Miss Pond
Harold W. Pond
Girl Reserves
Girl Scouts
Metcalf
Harry M. Metcalf
Lamertes Club
Hoy Scouts
Campbell
James A. Campbell
Annual
National Honor Society
Robert E. Anderson
Anderson
Elyria High
Columbia University
Births in Ohio Localities Prompt Congratulatory Notes
The record lists individuals in Amherst Elyria Lorain and Cleveland with ages and roles such as laborer salesman minister and machine operator. It notes a birth with Rev Bond and Dr and Mrs R J Schork receiving congratulations on a daughter born September 3, and mentions Mrs Schork formerly Helen Russell Marcks of Baltimore Maryland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David John Nagle
Amherst
Elvira Mary Brubaker
Elyria
George Vance Warren
Cleveland
Althea Elynore David
Lorain
Theospel
Sterling F. Burrows
Anne Noga
Rev. Bond
R. J. Schork
Gardens Through Time From Tudor Trust to Modern Parks
Mrs. Johnson narrates garden history from Henry VIII at Hampton Court to Queen Anne curbing boxwood scent, 18th century Dutch French Italian influence, Regents Park and Kew Gardens, and poets like Shakespeare. She honors Mrs. Smythe and praises a host’s love of flowers as the foundation of gardening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bower
Mary
Elizabeth
Henry the Eighth
Hampton Court
Iam
Mary of Orange
Charles
Johnson
Egypt
England
Queen Anne
Regents Park
Kew Gardens
Mrs. Johnson
Walter Scotts
Compers
Ruskins
William Morris
Hospital Notes Admissions and Discharges Report
Admissions include Marign Chambers R D 3 and Fred Reusch Valley City. Discharges list Mrs James Mo Laughlin and baby girl 1116 Middle and Mrs Frank Winkel Cleveland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marign Chambers
R. D
Fred Reusch
Valley City
James Mo‘Laughlin
Frank Winkel
Cleveland
Local church groups schedule upcoming meetings and roasts
The Young Men's Forum plans a 6 36 pm steak roast in Ely woods with reservations via Don Bowland. The Upper Room Bible Class meets Saturday September 15 at 2 45 pm for a wiener roast leaving Route 20 via Oberlin to Kipton Creek, rain date noted. Miss Viola Lawson speaks at La Porte W C T U tomorrow afternoon at Chestnut Ridge. Junior Protective Home Circle hosts a tureen supper Wednesday 5 to 7 at Mrs Dunford's Eighth Street home. Cora May Walton Mission Study Club will hold its first meeting Wednesday September 18 at the First Congregational church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorcas
Church of Christ
Harry Weiss
J. H. Forman
Cleveland Street
Young Men's Forum
Ely Woods
Don Bowland
First Congregational Church
Kipton’s Creek
Oberlin
Becker Road
Ldle Bridge
Viola Lawson
Grafton
la Porte
Rah
Chestnut Ridge
Palestine
Junior Protective Home
Cora May
Walton Mission Study Club
YWCA Board Opens Year With Planning Meeting
The 1934 35 YWCA board met at the Association building on West Avenue with strong attendance and high enthusiasm. Mrs D A Baird presided and Mrs O W Greene led devotions as the group outlined plans to survey city girls ages fifteen to thirty five, then stage a schedule of musicales dinners discussions and gym classes. The gym will be redecorated and shared with auxiliary and affiliated groups, with rooms to be used by outside groups when not needed by the association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Y. W C. A. Board of Directors
Association
West Avenue
D. A. Baird
0. W. Greene
W.C
W.C A
W. GC
CLIO CLUB MEETS AT MISS HUTT HOSTS BRIDGE PARTY
CLIO CLUB members were guests of Miss Helen Hutt on Ninth street for a business meeting and bridge with prizes to Marian Romp and Cathryn Humphrey. Lunch followed. A party at Wild Waves Hotel is planned at Mitchell Bay Beach for Thursday evening. Helen Hutt and Cathryn Humphrey leave for Lake Erie College and Notre Dame next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clio Club
Miss Hutt Clio Club
Helen Hutt
Ninth Streets
Marian Romp
Cathryn Humphrey
Wild Waves
Mitewanga Beach
Mary Barton
Eastern Heights Boulevard
Lake Erie College
Painesville
Notra Dame
Cleveland
Local society notes and births from Elyria area
Mr and Mrs Ray Thomas of 433 West Eighth street host guests Mr and Mrs D C Van Valkenburgh of New York City. Mrs William Hetwig of Warn, Qhin visits her mother Mrs Frances Eckenroad of Adams street. Miss Evelyn Ludwig leaves Hamilton avenue to teach Home Economics at Amherst High. High School North East Garden Club of Cleveland plans a flower show at Mrs John Voelker’s home Canterbury Road. Mrs Voelker formerly Rose Moran of Elyria. Miss Mary Jane Bryant of Darton visits Mrs James Rice. J H Lyman attends National Convention of American Chemical Society in Cleveland. Mr and Mrs William Burnet and daughter Betty return from Grand Rapids with daughters Margaret and Jean, Elyria High School students. Margaret held Grand Rapids city swimming title 1933-34. Miss Mary A Browne of ?
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Thomas
West Eighth Street
D. C. van Valkenburgh
New York City
William Hetwig
Warn. Qhin
Frances Eckenroad
Adams Street
This Pier
Mery Sehwert
Nell Scruton
Brown Hotel
Agnes Feron
Vermilion-on-the-Lake
Leonard Johnson
Harvard Avenues
Evelyn Ludwig
Hamilton Avenue
Amhers
High School
North East Garden Club of
Cleveland
John Voelker
Canlterbury Road
Margaret
Grand Rapids
Mary A. Browne
Visitors and guests at local homes and a medical dismissal
Paul Minnesota visits the M. H. Schueper home on Oberlin road while Mr. and Mrs. H. Q. Cutter host overnight guests from Washington avenue en route to the World’s Fair. Edith Faulhaber is dismissed from Elyria Clinic after operative treatment. A note on a Mohhamedan sect of ascetics explains begging rules after fasting.
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Ocociety Air
Margaret Stirzaker
Shower
Mabel Hallet
Fourth Street
Tony Borchers
Gertrude Boylan
Margaret Claycomb
King Solomon’s Lodge
King Solomon Lodge No. 56
Lakewood Lodge
H. Squire
Hlyria
Elk's Club
Lakewood
Harold McGowin
Detroit
H. H. McGowin
Kenyon Avenue
Charles Gibbs
Tenth Street
Elloa
United Dry
Yuereen
Leonard Kreutzfeld
Jose Weltz
A. L. Gegenheimer
Longfellow Street
Hreutzfeld
F. A. Yost
Irene Ackerman
Eunice Porter
Hazel Mower
Betty Roberts
Gladys McCullough
Ada Wise
Kreutzfeld
Muriel Lewis
Rainbow Girls
Higha Assembly No 13
Order of Rainbow
O. F. Hall
Worthy
Worthy Associates
Audrey Squire
Charity
Ruch Abra‘hem
Howe
Jans Garford
Faith
Myra Smetzer
Maxine Smith
Federated Democratic Women of Ohio
Columbus
A. V. Donahey
Martin L. Davey
Robert J. Barkley
Columbia Club
Carl Schieber
Lester Burr
Carl Taylor
Reverend Schroeder
John Schoenfeid
Sesson
Knights OF ST. John and Auxiliaries
Pigaig
Smythe Garden
N. E. Ohio
Lewis’ Mercantile, Inc
Belle Linder
G. E. Gould
E. J. Hunter
Carpenter
Phillips Drug Store
OUR
Marian Sue
Edith Mae &, Hat Shoppe
Hygrade Dry Cleaners
Middle Ave
Methodist Church
Methodist Episcopal Churches
The
John Lersch
Ine
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