Marriage Of Miss Eileen Dumke And Andrew Bazar Jr
The marriage of Miss Eileen Dumke to Andrew Bazar Jr was announced. The ceremony occurred on March 17 at Napoleon Hand with both families cited. Bazar, formerly with National Tube, has joined the Coast Guard. Dumke will reside with her parents as she continues with Peerless Laundry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eileen Dumke
Andrew Bazar, Jr
Foster Avenue
Annie
Hileen
Andrey Bazar
Auntretw Hazan
Napoleon
Michard Danke
Bazar
National Tube Company
New York
United States Coast Guards
National W. B. A. To Participate In Country's Defense
A resolution by the Board of Trustees of the Women's Benefit Association commits the group to invest at least 75 percent of annual increases in defense bonds and government securities. The move aims to safeguard women and children and will fund about 3 million dollars yearly, with 2,000 local reviews across the US and Canada joining the bond drive. A Health Day is planned for May 1, with Cleveland Health Center supervisor Mrs. Mable Barth guesting. Lorain invited to its School of Instruction on April 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women's Benefit Association
Elyria Review
W. B.A
Jessie Raesaler
Elyria
United States
Canada
Mable Barth
Cleveland Health Center
Lorain
Feld
Phoebe Jones
Helen Sawyer
Cleveland
Bertha Olmstead
Board of Quustees
National W. H. A
Bina West Miller
Port Huron
Church Officers Are Elected By Elyria Presbyterian Church
The Elyria United Presbyterian Church held a supper and business meeting on Wednesday. Officers were unanimously reelected and a pastor salary increase approved. New auditors and fund treasurers were chosen, reports were printed, and a program of events and a refinancing plan endorsed. A linen shower, games, and a luncheon followed with gifts and arrangements announced for April 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Elyria
United Presbyterian Church
Young Women’s Missionary Socret
Prezent
Eb. E Phelps
R. P. Kirkpatrick
Wright
Stewart
Stewart and Mr. Foster
RW. Ramare
Fred Davies
J. Laurentehleger
D. 5
Scott
DE Phelps
K Carson
T. Matthew Galebjand
C.J. Cordy
Meet At Forthofer Home By Betty Forthoied Hosts Merry Wives of '40
Betty Forthoied graciously entertained the Merry Wives of 40 at her Cleveland Road home Thursday evening. Seven members attended. After the business meeting, games and music followed. Prizes went to Dean Linden and Alice Vanek. Refreshments were served. Thelma Jannwiec will host the club May 6 at her Sugar Ridge home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Forthoied
Cleveland Road
Gare
Dean Linden
Alice Vanek
Est
Thelma Jannwiec
Sugar Ridge
The Drunkard history to be staged by Playmaker
An excerpt outlines the background of The Drunkard, produced in 1844 at the Ross ton Museum and seen over 140 times. W. HL Smith adapted it to unveil a four night run from April 7 to April 16 at The Linke Theater. The piece aimed to promote temperance with powerful onstage distress and comic moments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosston Museum
Bill Dowton
W. HL Smith
Aher
Linke
Middle Avenue
Snell Golden Wedding Celebration at Tumbia Station
Mr and Mrs Snell invite friends to Easter Sunday afternoon at Route B7 Tumbia Station to celebrate their golden wedding anniversary. The event plans allow more time for relatives and friends to greet the honorees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Snell
Hlt
Cr- Tumbia
Notable License Records Include Multiple Individuals Listed
A fragmented license list records numerous individuals with ages and hometowns including Charles E. Demyeex from Cleveland, Helen Horvath of Avon Lake, and Herman Alfenbernd from Cleveland. The garbled OCR names mix with places like Lorain, Russia, and Elstia, mentioning various professions and ages though specifics are unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles E. Demyeex
Cleveland
Helen Horvath
Avon Lake
Chrence Play
Lorain
Anna Tas
Herman Alfenbernd
Colete Fa Bink
Russia
Transi Herlat Y. Wotristrr
Weldet
Flvatath Gunder
HO Footer Avenue
Elstia
Plane Varein
Vrainleek
Ethriin Sithery
Ath
Bla Township
Chiteptarict
Jaeyiine Kmail
Fistta Teandup Benjarmin Fotlin
Wester
Ettzemplie
Rizabeth Biarkban
Orkin
Easter visitors and births spotlight local notices
Local personals note Easter visits from Detroit and Cleveland relatives to Elyria families including Mr and Mrs H Gray and son Cameron, Mrs Bowdler and son Bill in New Concord, and others from Michigan, Ohio, and Florida. A baby girl named Sardta Lee Black born at Fort Knox to Lieut. and Mrs. Huch K. Black. several residents expected homecoming for Easter and various birthdays and hospital updates across the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Gray
Philly
Laundon Court
Mr. Gray
Detroit
Mich
Grays
Elyria
H. M. Gray
Cameron
Bill Bowdler
Muskinsum College
New Concorah
Michigan
J. E. Jensen
Caryl
Helen
Shirley Simpson
Oberlitt College
Stanford Avenue
A. Mohrman
Winter Garden
Florida
Columbus Street
Huch K. Black
Fort Knox
Kentucky
Lee Sassmenhaven
Helen Harkin
Lake Avenue
Cleveland Clinic
Lom
Denver Falls
Claude Blanchard
Evin Schultz
Phih Schults
Indiantown
Gay Pay Ias
Fort Henning
Flora Rankin
Ariertogatraus
Farne
Syractte
Dames Utes
Toledo
James Lrencara
Columbus
Mike Hatred
A Duvelier
Fioris Ellel Hisental
Chestnut Street
Wat
Community Calendar of Meetings and Events
Multiple religious and civic groups schedule meetings and activities across Grace Lutheran First Congregational and other venues. Debs hear Otto Pra fen talk from Cleveland. photography class at Photo Shop at 8 p.m. Center for Sightless Social Club at 2 Second Street at 7:30 p.m. Various clubs meet Monday including Towns end Club Ladies of G A R and Womens Auxiliary activities. The regular D A R meeting set for Friday April 10 with a book review by Mrs G E Trons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Lutheran Church
Second Concretati
Church_of Christ board
Hamilton
T. A. Fathers Club
Otto Prafen
Cleveland
First Congregational Guild
Li Chuy
W. O. A McClellan
Exstern Heights Blvd
John Zahats
Fifth Street
Carrie Caughtin
Park Place
Sunny Side Up
Fidler
Bord Street
Kenneth Roling
Howesteret
Denton Whitmore
Carnnell Avenue
Second Street
Townsend
Azed
Taft
Canton Lorain
F. Ball
Reefs Circle
Junioe
Hospital Admissions and Discharges Snippet
Hospital admissions list includes Mrs Samuel Kailes at 1 Corneil Avenue and Mrs Gerald DeWitt in Florence Ohio among others. Discharges mention Edith Rothstein Ledl and infant allocations with multiple names and addresses across Mildred Street and Oxford Avenue, plus births noted like a baby girl Frethart Ober and baby boy at various locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Kailes
Corneil Avenue
William Schmitteen
Cleveland Road
Gerald DeWitt
Florence
Ohio
Richard Greenburger
Bennett Sperrs
Parma
Hubert Schmidt
West Bridge Street
Edith Rothstein
Furhoter
Frethart
Mex
Fred Miller
Fast Avenue
Mrs. Ray Daily
Oxford Avenue
Fisant Giner
Gratienrin
Me ‘Ng
Marilrn Koull
Alyce Jo Young
Middle Avenue
Miss Loleta Hales Weds Michigan Man
Miss Loleta Hales and Ernest C. Cross wed in an April 2 ceremony at the Methetist parsonage in Davenport. Parents Mr and Mrs Charles F Hales of Columbia Station announced the marriage. the bride wore a pastel blue suit with a navy hat and veil. The couple will reside at 4 Scribner Ave. N. W. Grand Rapids Michigan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles F. Hales
Columbia
Statenahnwuner
Ernest C. Cross
Anna Cress
Greed
Ranida
Mich
Wovelock
Methetist
Brife
Washington DC
Hallimore
Mes
Crees
Scribner
Garden Club Meeting Draws Sixty From Nearby Towns
Sixty members and guests gathered at the Wheesville town hall for a daylong Ridgeville garden meeting. Mrs. Otert Machi presided in the morning with Mrs. Ludwig as secretary, featuring student musical numbers and lectures by Victor H. Reis of Ohio State and Gordon Morrison of Ferry Morse Seed Co on staging shows and victory gardening. Luncheon followed, then an afternoon session led by Mrs. A. P. Roth and Mr. Morrison who stressed practical vegetable gardening and seed use. Participants came from Kipton Avon Avon Lake Columbia Fly Fadgeville and Amherst.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wheesville Town Hall
Latain Cranty
Widgeville Town Hall
Otert Machi
Ridgeville
Mra Ludwig
Amherst
Prognan
Hidgeville High School
Favoret
Lew Schnorr
Nerner Pitts
Bernice Deran
Hil Robinson
Londonderry Air
Town Hall
A. P. Roth
Amherst Garden Club
4. Salisbury
Gordon Morrison
Ferry Morse Seed Co
Reis
New York
Avon
Avon Lake
Columbia
Fly Fadgeville
Anherst
Mechanized Clothesline Replaces Army Camp Drying
At Camp Stewart officers note the Army’s shift to mechanization with heavy laundry machinery. Centrifugal water extractors whirl garments to remove moisture, followed by hot air drying. The old clothesline has vanished as the service adopts new quartermaster laundries and equipment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cam
Stewart
U. S
Camp Stewart
Will Discontinue Book Repair Project
The WPA book repair project, which has repaired over 20,000 books in Clearview and Vincent counties and previously at other county schools, will be discontinued. Labor was provided by the WEA with materials from the county school board. No textbooks were repaired. continuation would require school boards to fund repaired books. It is unclear if boards will continue the work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WPA
Enuntr
Mendar
Board of Education
Clearview
Vincent Echnats
WEA
County School Board
C. A. Gibebens
Rite
Sugar Rationing Quotas May Be Increased
Washington reports potential rise in sugar rationing as 750000 tons of Cuban sugar slated for industrial alcohol may shift to consumer use. WPB officials signaled that alcohol from other sources reduces need for Cuban sugar, with possible weekly per-person limits rising from eight to twelve or sixteen ounces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Hep
Marty B
Nebr
WPB
Colles
Mobile Shoe And Tailor Shops To Go With Troops
A new rolling tailor shop will travel with troops to keep uniforms neat. Mechanized cobbler services will accompany units, according to Colonel Mark Ireland. The plan includes two trailers labeled Cook's Millinery at 118 West Avenue. Weekend sale prices noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
United States
Luis Douchboys
Trong
Mark
Ireland
Ecucps
Traveling tailor unit opens at Camp Lee Virginia
Mobile clothing and textile repair unit developed at Camp Lee Virginia replaces meat training center and serves as a traveling tailor shop for military personnel, marking a shift in support services at the facility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camp Lee
Woman killed in fall down cellar stairs in Ohio City
Van Wert police report a fatal incident as Mrs Telford Morgan, 49, died after falling down cellar stairs at her Ohio City residence last night. Authorities described the neck injury as a fatal blow in a scene under investigation.
Also Mentioned on This Page
National W. B. A
New Home
Birthday Club
Atmus Croskey
Baetz Court
Loraifi
William Marlette
Frederick Nierman
Vera Penson
Joyce
William Paton
Barbara
Madre Pitley
William Croskey
Jeannine Croskey
A. Croskey
Penson
Calvary Bible
Calvary
Glock
Cla. Ackerman
Bride
Richard Hunter
Nettie Little
Grace Buffington
Helen Bates
Marseilles Avenue
Hnen
Muriel Diedzick
I Hearts
Pettes
Jayne Garn
Ellen Slauter
Verrie Bousek
Mollie Schonder
Wilma George
Dorothy Smith
Chib
Verdi Bousek
LaGrange Road
Forthofer
Philco Radio
Philso
Day’s Hardware
Broad Street
St. John's
St. John’s Lutheran Church
Hev. R. Leree
Sereson
Shirley Melinger
Gilda Ruth Schultz
P. M. Schroeter
Jean Carskaddon
Alice Koerp
Virginia Zander
Ruth Keepy
Eleanor Arndl
Alberta Schroeder
Avita Koepp
LB. Hindman
Welock
Alice Pitman
Claude Witfield
Mildred Wagner
Fieann
James Brehm
Army Camp
Cols Corp
Grant Street
Dara Brehm
Ralph Revard
Charles Tattersall
Wagner
Baptisz
Raapeener
FO. Walford
Nefern Campbell
Catiteria
Orleans
Chester
Petreer
Edith Jackson
Prank
Shampen
Frank
A. R
D. A. RB
G. E. Trons
Loleta Hales
Goodspeed's
Imperial Furniture Co
Bout Ave
No. Ridgeville
Scurlis
Scurlis' Donuts
Ford
Lindbergh
Charles A. Lindsbergh
Henry Ford
Willow Tun
Arme Telephatat
West Avenue
Northern Savings & Loan Co
Mame Loan Bank
Ruscino
Etter
Defense Homes
Hawthorne Street
Owen Bannon
Sslesman
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