Amherst Couple Ties Knot in Pie Mount Ohio
The Amherst bride Margie Zukowski married Charles Albrecht on December 31 in Pie Mount Ohio. After a homecoming with the Albrecht parents, the couple plans to reside at 244 Spruce Street. Margie, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Zukowski of South Amherst, is a high school graduate employed by the sea Industries Company. Charles, a veteran of three years in the Army Air Corps, is a student at Bowling Green State University.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Albrecht
Walter Albrecht
Sprice Street
Margié Zukowski
Harry Zukowski
South Amherst
Piemont
Ohio
Marriage banns for Payce Filcen Sayers and Jack Cook announced
Mrs. A H Sayers Elyria announces the coming marriage of Payce Filcen Sayers to Jack Richard Cook. The ceremony will be May 28 at First Methodist Church Elyria with Rev. Sivned officiating. About 150 guests expected for a church basement reception. Miss Suyety Ridgeville school graduate employed at Elyria Memorial Hospital, and Mares a Navy veteran, now with Elyria Hardware.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andyenames
Joyce E. Sayers
Jack R. Cook
First Methodist Church
A. H. Sayers
R. D No
Elyria
Payce Filcen
Dack Richard Cook
HH. Cook
Roosevelt Avenue
Sivned
Methodist Church
Edna Morris
Slyde Horton
Teren Y. Bath
Suyety
Ridgeville
Elyria Memorial
Nay
Thal
Pacific
Avre
Tpf Elytea Haraware Company
Hospital Discharges List From Local Homes and Streets
A flood of discharge notes lists Mrs Ralph Gree on 4BL Obie street and William 536 Turner street, with names including Richied Korejwo Lorain Mrs Leonged Fouls and others on Glendale street. several families and babies referenced along with addresses on West River street West Arlington and Chestnut streets. The list mentions numerous residents and newborns in local households across multiple streets and avenues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Gree
Obie Street
Willian
Turner Street
Richied Korejwo
Lorain
Leonged Fouls
Glendale Street
Willian Waeh
West River Steee
Wileford Mason
Greffon
Marlin Schuster
West Street
Ales
Harry Gorski
Nes Dimes Grasham
Baby Gil
Chestnut Street
Charence Mattice
Lilenfield
Chester Sikora
Baby Bey
Gant Mes
Freok Mebtele
Arub
Bey
East Broad Stvek
Teo Burrith
Baby Bow
West Third
Steed
Lester Mya
Babs Girt
Mes
Touia Jenate
Bebe
Biche Street
Thomas Mortele
Ohio Federation Of Wornet's Clubs Convene May Sixth
Ohio Federation of Omen's Clubs planned to convene in Chummbus on May 8 1947. The program includes remarks by Mrs Clarence Goldthorpe president and Mrs CLE M Finney convention chairman with speakers Judge Florence Allen and Charles Taft. Junior clubs mark their silver anniversary with a banquet.
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Ohio
Ohio Federation of Wornet
Chummbus
Clarence Goldthorpe
Cle
M. Finney
Tamor
Raw
Richard Horan
Frank C. Billingsive
Clarence
Goldthorpe
Capitol City
Florence Allen
Charlies ‘Taft
General Assembly
Mre
Richard Novan
Mg oMeer
Ary
Oscar Att Veron
Whaw
Ele Ven
Tama Federal Federatuir
Will Sperk
Dyintur Club
Inter Wel Ig
Flveia Warnang Club
Mrz Peliogs Pre
OM Alo
Niles
Aineseierty
Thibo Ao
Efermh Clatin
Miss Phyllis Powell on Easter trip with college choir
Miss Phyllis Powell daughter of Mr and Mrs Merritt Powell of Eighth street studied Easter vacation in New York state with the Hirem College a capella choir. The group scheduled engagements in Albion Oléan and Brooklyn. Powell’s father accompanied by piano for one number and performed duets and solos with the chorus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phyllis Powell
Merritt Powell
Eighth Street
New York State
Hirem College
Albion
N. Y
Oléan
Brooklyn
N.Y
Powell
Pred J. Greenish
Stanford Avenue
Toledo
East River
Ohio -Wesleyan University
Shirley von Brock
W. von Brock
Harvard Avenue
Bowling, Green University
Delta ‘Quantma
Bill ‘Tattersall
George Tattersall
Hamilton Avenue
University of Madiian
Richard Wagner
Hilda Erbers
Brandston, Avenue
Bort
Elyria
Memorial Hospital
David T. Sellers
T. F. Sellers
Fort’ S Sheridan
PTA News Promotes Unity Speaker For Tuesday Session
The Toledo area Parent-Teacher Association announces Masie Aster Mabintey will speak on Tuesday about together we build for binatural Seebility. The event targets students with emphasis on school support and community cooperation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McKinley Mayes
Masie Aster
Conmenito
Toledo
WY Woc
Mabintey Parente
Bopay
Walters Woo Brock
Ohio State
Unclear OCR Notice From Norman Gee Licenses
Fragmentary OCR text references Norman Gee and licenses with stray fragments. The readable parts imply a licensing notice or administrative item but lack coherent details, names, dates, or places to confirm the event or authority.
Troop News From Tha Girl Scouts Page
A fragment from a newspaper page reports on Girl Scouts activities and meetings. It mentions troop events, leaders, and local participation with unclear details and stray names.
Community Calendar Highlights Local Meetings and Dances
Monday events include Know Your Town by the League of Women Voters at the YWCA. Various clubs meet across churches and homes with auxiliary, literary, and social activities. A Magyar Evangelical group plans a dance at Elks hall, and Veteran Night features a driver event at 6 30 p m with entertainment to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
League of Women Voters
Y.W.C.A
Boom
Lake Avenue
Fitchly
First Methodist Church
Grace Poling
Warren Avenue
Canion-Lorain No
Junior Woman's Club
Hinkson-Hy
V.F W
Iwwans
Epsilon Signa
Beta ‘Sigma Phi
Martha Merer
Obso Street
Peer Nielsen
Cambridge Enurl
Arthur Tile
Elks Hall
Rung Selemon Ludge
Driver
North Ridgeville Study Club reviews dances and hats display
North Ridgeville study club met last Tuesday at Mrs. Ho Haeal Alfs home for a program titled Sorting Through Your Hats. A humorous fashion review showcased hats with many ornamental features as members described prior suffrage parades and guests listed. The meeting planned officer elections and a garden party at Miss Mo Setan’s home, with guest Joseph Lyons mentioned as guest host who was recalled to Georgia by his father’s death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neana Nie
Nortis Ridgeville
G Fo Irous
Chayman Tay
Fuidgeville Study Club
Cluo
Treadwell
Waitin Stult
Eo Stroud
Glen Falarer
Fladar
HE. Strang
Joseph Lyons
Georgia
Tne
Mo Setan
Garden del Ais
Community groups plan holiday events and meetings
WTAM will receive old Christmas cards for distribution to various organizations. The Friendship Club holds an April 10 meeting at Mrs. Jennie Bulthan's home with Mrs. Emery Hershey assisting. Girl Scouts at Town Hall Easter parade plan a kitchen utensil bonnet contest and a mothers tea in May. Luncheon preceded the LBS meeting led by Mrs. C Burrows with devotional on the Immortal Tree. A dames party is set for April 17 at Miss Minerva Seton's home and a Sacrificial Luncheon is planned for April 16 at the church. Mrs. J Lyons returns from Midgeville after her father’s illness and death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WTAM
Irons
S. Mills
William Smith
R. Flood
Jennie Bulthan
Aven-Bolden Road
Emery Hershey
C. Falkner
Mills
C. Steller
W. Terrel
LBS
C. Burrows
E. Butterfield
Christ
Ways and Means
Minerva Seton
Grafton Hosts to Class Gleaners Meeting
Grafton hosts to the Gleaners class at the home of Mr and Mrs RB Cox Friday evening. Prayer by the Meg Starold. President Arthur Furnish opened the meeting. Anona Hebekahos requested a meeting at Sudre Curtis Funeral Home Monday. Services for departed sister Mearpoutet Carter were planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grafton
B Cox
Starold Writeman
Arthur Furnish
Hebekahos
Sudre Curtis Funeral Home
Ssite
Mearpoutet Carter
Local Social Roundup From Packard Sugar Bush Evening
An informal gathering at Packard Sugar Bush featured bingo with prizes for each member and a closing tune. The notice also lists multiple social visits, host events, and guests including Mrs. Cart Shepherd and Mr. and Mrs. George Edwards, with various friends attending prior weekends in the Cleveland and Columbus areas.
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Aly
Cart Shepherd
I News Net
George Edwards
Women's Club! Ltd
Grace McClintock
Cleveland Clinié
C. B
Charles Meacher
Sasketchewan
Canada
Heigh
Finley
Richard Renner
Tne
Cleveland Auditorium
Blantey Hosking
Karn Bureau
Turkey
State Park Marshall
Ind
Hoskins
Ralph Evans
Columbus Grove
O B. Lehman
0. J. Lehman
Cuyahoga Falls
Merle Lehman
Micky Radd
Elyria
Frank Bladowski
Walter Schooder
James Boylan
Shelby
D. R. Hofman
Rocky, River
Harold Kelly
Lakewood
P. H. Rogers
D. BK. Rogers
Harry Rogers
Easter Lily Concerns and Garden Club Meeting Teased
Elyria Garden Club hears from William H Eyester on creative breeding of flowering plants at April meeting. The season's Easter Lily notes discuss scarcity due to unseasonable south weather and the 1880 Bermuda import origin. Maple syrup growth and Vermont production are touched with regional nostalgia and remarks from Will Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William H. Eyester
Baldwin-Wallace College
Garden Club
Florida
Chardon
Robsur
LaPorte
Vermont
Sears
New England
Townsend
Pittsfield Youth Council Notes and Local Events
The Pittsfield Youth Council met April 3 at Violét Bargow’s home to discuss the six day Youth Conference at Ontario and plans for absentees. A skating party by the Oberlin Cornell group was held at Lorain Coliseum with good representation. The Congregational Ladies Society elected officers. Mrs. Harry Piper fractured her right wrist. Visitors include Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Walker en route from Florida arriving soon, and Mr. and Mrs. Chris Schafer moving to Pitts Road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsfield
Ladies Aid Meats
Congregational Ladies Society
Jean McConnell
Harry Piper
Florida
A. L. Walker
Fustis
Fla
Pillsfield
Shuey Tema
Chris Schafer
Quarry Road
C. C. Sheffield
Pitts Road
Reed Carter
Houston
Tex
Lena Carter
Elyria
Carter
Kipton Card Party to Benefit PTA at High School
Kipton residents learning of a benefit card party sponsored by the Camden Parent Teacher Association set for Wednesday evening April 8 at 8 o'clock in the high school auditorium. Lunch will be served as part of the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Jalowiec
Kipton
Camcden
Parent- Teacher Association
Theigh School
M. O. Welch
Columbus
George Welch
Jayne Brumby
United Air Lines
Chicago
G. A. Brumby
Edd Ayliffe
Grace McBurmie
Litchfield
George Pratt
Iain Harold
Akron
Elma Perkins
Karl
Mulsa
Okla
John Adrian Moehl
Adam Moehl
River Rouge
Mich
Betty McGlennan
Sir
Spencer Family News highlights visits and weddings
Spencer area residents share weekend visits as relatives from Cleveland Berea Wadsworth and Olmsted Falls gather. Couples Lois Handley and Clyde Lingruen wed and plan Florida honeymoon before returning to Berea. Dutch colonization plans prompt Bolivia land search while Chinese railway vines resume peacetime services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spencer
Joni Yeager
Avid Mel
Rudis Géages
Mey
Henry Yeager
Richard Nugent
Cleveland
Harman Yeager
Navy
Duit Yeager
Weat
Salem
Walc
Ryan
A. H. Breyley
Litchfield
G. J. Ettierson
Miriy Taylor
Waat Salem
Vinnie Miller
Gloria Coomer
Berea College
Lowell Coomer
Dale Techsleitner
Columbus
A. H. Lechleitner
John Henricka
Arligh Hendricks
Japan
Jack Sharp
Ecinslaw
Marion
Manay
Duane Dawley
Joe Sanders
Lydia Hyder
Spencer High School
Medina
Saurday
Alfred Leatherman
Ohio State
Donald Wilson
Barberion
N. E. Fuller
Joe
Elmer Sanders
Todt
Harry Sanders
Harry Stewart
Arthur Stewart
Elyria
Walter Hager
Wadsworth
Carl Knoblock
Betea
Lois Handley
Clyde Lingruen
Olmsted Falls
Florida
Lingruen
Berea
Dutch Counsul
Bolivia
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Amherst
Guy Rowland
Kenneth Robert
Lydia Bailey
Milion
Lidly Bailey
Albion Hamlin
Mary Helen Simpson
Ohio Federation of Omen
E. A. Welsh Funeral Home
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Chicago Times, Inc
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SELIE
Mrs
Strouse Studio
Elyria Garden Club News
J. B. Thomas
Bermudas
F. Hall
Miami
Riytia
Will Hall
ICO
Coam
Owen Myrsery
Monte Wyckoff Dry Cleaning
Broad Street
Eidetread
Baron Walter von Saint Paul
South Africa
China
Hygrade
HyGrade Dry Cleaners
Middle Avenue
Federal Savings & Loan Ins. Corp
Northern Savings & Loan Company
Federal Home Loan Bank
Federal Savings & Loan Insurance Corp
Masonic Temple
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