Bridal Shower Honors Mrs James Thomas At Adelbert Street
Mrs Harold Stock hosted a post nuptial shower for Greta Ericson James Thomas in January. Gifts, games, prizes, and a centerpiece wedding cake with yellow tapers marked the event attended by 18 guests.
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Harold Stock
Adelbert Street
James Thomas
Greta Ericson
Whelp
P. S. Stock
Nathan Brenner
Richard Weber
L. Gubeno
G. Thomas
Local civic groups hear speeches at St Marys and church events
Grant Keys spoke to Court Elyria No 364 Catholic Daughters as Margaret Becker presided. The meeting covered donations to Braille, Boys Town, and a plan for a May tureen dinner. Other notes include layette projects, delegates to the state convention, and church society reports.
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St. Mary’s
Grant Keys Americanization
American Legion
Braille Foundation
National Headquarters
Keys
Boys Town
Nebraska
Maxine Smith
Muldred Machock
Gertrude O’connor
Margaret Becker
Leona Rothgery
Helen McKean
Mary Bousek
Rita Crozier
Mary Margaret Finegan
Lucile Yunker
Dorothy Smith
Florence Kaminski
Thelma Snyder
Miriam Homann
Mildred Machock
Gertrude Notley
Rose Roling
Marie O’connor
Lavina Tobin
Leota Williams
Mary Lydon
Mary Benton
Genevieve Fullmer
Dorothy Kriebel
Louise Foreman
Hospital Discharges and Newborns Listed by City Addresses
A discharge list records Mrs Nathaniel Bert hoff and baby boy at 519 Park Place and multiple other new births including Mrs Earl Jolley and baby girl at 2064 Lake avenue, Mrs Nick Popa and baby girl at 537 Fairmont street, Mrs Charles Smith and baby boy at 101 West River street, and additional entries across Lorain Grafton and nearby streets with names such as Mrs Sherman Smith and Mrs Geza Minttler among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nathaniel Berthoff
Park Place
Earl Jolley
Lake Avenue
Nick Popa
Fairmont Street
Charles Smith
West River Street
David McAulff
Ohio Street
Curtis Bennett
Oberlin Road
Leonard Holton
Grafton Road
Sherman Smith
LaGrange
Geza Minttler
East Bridge Street
Stanley Kowal
Col onists visit Cleveland Sportsman Show
Twenty five Pioneer Girls from the Col onists group toured the Sportsman show in Cleveland. They left at one and returned nine with photos and souvenirs. Highlights included Indians Baseball Ferdinand the Bull and the 80 foot diver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pioneer Girls Club
Cleveland
Elvina
Indians
Ferdinand the Bull
Suburban Calendar and Guild Meeting Notices
BELDEN BFBYC meets at 8 p m at the Town Hall GRAFTON Altar and Rosary Society will sponsor showing of two religious films at 8 30 p m Wed Dial 4751 before 9 00 a m for Suburban Calendar
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Belden
BFBYC
Grafton—Altar and Rosary Society
Council Renews Garbage Contract With Raise In Fee
Amherst council renewed the garbage collection contract for three years, increasing the monthly charge from 250 to 300 dollars. The meeting covered zoning near a Catholic church, parking, a fire hydrant bequest, canopy plans for overhead bridges, storm water issues, a sanitary sewer hookup, clean‑up week, and creating a dog pound with a fenced shanty at the generating plant site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amherst
Public Affairs Brief From South Main Denial to Street Fixes
South Main street was denied and a dead end sign will be placed on Henry street. A large steel truck headed for the U S Automatic became stuck and struggled to exit. Police Chief Pikey will work 2 to 10 pm daily with other shifts alternating between two officers. The Board of Public Affairs will review the Brandt allotment sewer before council acceptance. A sidewalk collapse between East street and Franklin avenue prompted a complaint. The mayor will contact Farmers Elevator about a remedy. The council plans to buy nine chairs for officials and spectators. March mayoral report shows $790 state patrol costs and $90. As of April 1 parking meters owe $2853, to be paid by December. Backets issued in Q1 1951 totaled $519. this year fines dropped to $305 as meter use grows. Council to advertise for new purchases.
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Zoning Commission
Cleveland Avenue
Commission
Water Committee
Sochonor Goldthorpe
Council
New York Central
West Street
Five Corners
Walter Schulz
Board of Public Affairs
South Lake Street
Paul Pikey
Franklin Avenue
Church Street
South Main Street
Henry Street
U.S
Pikey
Brandt
East Street
Police car to be sold as new unit replaces old Ford
The Chronicle Telegram notes a new police car introduction and the plan to sell the used Ford. The Junior Chamber of Commerce will collect scrap on Amherst’s north side near the New York Central tracks Thursday evening. Residents should place scrap on lawns or leave porch lights on for pickup. Circle Miriam meets at St. Peter’s Evangelical church for a noon dinner with 13 members and 12 guests. next meeting is scheduled for the second Tuesday with themed hostesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Junior Chamber of Commerce
New York Central
Amherst
Jaycees
Circle
Miriam Circle
St. Peter's Evangelical and Reformed Church
Lucinda Berger
Minnie Menz
Louise Crum
J. A Wenner
Otto Schroeder
John Franklin
Elmer Cook
Clara Ehrman
John Daniel
Fazey of
Vermilion
George Rosenkranz
Elsie Dellefield
Ray
Trees Goal Passes State Planting Target in June
Officials said Gov Frank J Lausche’s program to plant 10,000,000 trees in the state this month will be exceeded. They predict the total may reach 13,000,000 trees planted statewide.
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Columbus
Frank J Lausche
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the Shepherds
John Ehlert
Bethel Shrine No. 24
Lake Avenue Congregational Church
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Chandler
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Fred Baker
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Broad Street
RYTEX
Grant Keys
Marjorie Goldcamp
Schubert
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Macheck
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Third Street
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Florida
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Piepenburg
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Harold Sparr
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George Mynchenberg
Lloyd Gregg
Rose Lang
Arthur Hess
Albert Alsop
Argentina
Elwood van Dyke
John Sexton
Maytag Elyria CO
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W.G. Walker Co
Cleveland St
Elizabeth Stevens
First Methodist Church
Dorothy Nichols
Christian Education
Melvin Bybee
Clayton Jenkins
Marion Crowder
Carlton Squire
Robert Hand
C. E. Brodbeck
Dick Rowe
Ray Huston
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Chaiman
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Agnes Shore
Paul Wellert
J. M. Powell
B. I Ohlemacher
Fred Sams
T. W. Meeker
C. V. Beazell
Bargello
National Needlecraft Guild
Bert Jaycox
Paul Talbot
Harold Olmstead
First Congregational Church
L T Wilcox
C. E. Hancock
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Town Hall
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Loretta Hayes
Janice Mulls
Alice Vanek
Grafton
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Mildred Groboske
Ruth Circle
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Coe Memorial Bldg
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Olmsted
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