Local Society Notes and Family Announcements
Readable fragments report plans for a Phoenix visit by Mr and Mrs Leo Wihamsena and relatives, plus court notices, addresses, and newborns. Includes birth announcements at Elyria Memorial Hospital, family gatherings, and upcoming church events with names and streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leo Wihamsena
Louisiana
Fry
Sanders
Marseillee Avenue
Wl Sargers
Hesp
Lorg Beach
Cal Toe Re
Jo Iving Reese
Gyerse
Jamesae
Bethel Bart
Elyra
Etaeagg Slemora
Potpna
Richard Plas
West Bridge Street
Calvin Bruce
Moving
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Dev Shallo
Berg
E’vria Memorial Hospital
Tre
Robert Verachen
Fom Wittercerg C
Dorothy Fuldheim to Speak at County Democrat Women Luncheon
Dorothy Fuldheim will address the Loram County Federated Democrat Women at a luncheon on April 29 in Obern at the Methodist church. Reserved seating by Saturday, with Mrs Norgan Satier and Mrs Mery Jerne handling arrangements.
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Dorothy Fuldheim
Democrat
Loram County
Oher'n
Fuldhem Ne
Perestalities
Norgan Satier
Mery Jerne
Eltria
Mrs Beuthel to Review at YWCA Next Tuesday
The YWCA plans a members and friends meeting with Mrs Cari Weedin presiding. A theatrical revue and community program will be presented by local groups and notable attendees at the gymnasium, highlighting fellowship and cultural offerings.
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R Tagen Poe
Beethal
Sondeen
YWWCA
Memcers
Gesset
Wille
Rome
Branconm
Theomer
Cari Wecedin
Mim
Oman
Mmarclehead
Essten
Howard Goiror
Dess Aire Ywca
Woedin
Ambrose Trome News Item Hovering Over Reading
The fragmentary text mentions Ruth Ruble and an event at Vale Art, with references to a ceremony or honoree. Names like Ambrose appear and there is unclear wording about a crowner or crowed achievement and local figures. The readable parts suggest a local notice or obituary style item.
Woman's Club Boards Announces Spring Events
The Elyma Woman's Club held a morning meeting and welcomed three new members Mrs Robert E Gaehr Mrs Samvet Kahn and Mrs Omer Laurenthal The chairmen outlined events including guest night April 18 a musical program Department Day April 26 prose May 8 and a concert May 21 Reservations for the May party are being taken Mrs Harland Broun oversees ticket sales A CARE seeds drive and YWCA collaboration were also discussed with reports from members and staff
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jRlenazgers
Elymna Woman's Club
Robert E Gaehr
Samvet’ Kahn
Omer Laurenthal
Nto
Jursers Alll
Monidas
Sen
Clio
Tni
Euesis
Education
Axel Laferre
Denmark
Tireen
Seeccal Progress Department
Inten Shs
Ceorge Beate
Coseland
Gems
Mev Bastet
Emmaved Young Women's League
WLCA
Jean S Durr Meowas
Eicare
Wiss
Bender
Mary Gaénle Cotten
YW CL AL
Reed
Alice Carter
Owe Coon
Csairmar
Allette Trevis
Perhess Lawvssen
Qoer
Cecege
Hospital wee a we wae ae e ee
A fragmentary note from a local hospital page gives scarce readable words about a medical event. The text lacks clear names, dates, or locations, making it difficult to identify the subjects or outcomes.
Merry Wives and Night Socials Highlight Ridgeville Groups
In Ere streetDorothy Soresm hosts a Merry Wives of 39 meeting where a Ridgeville Vets Memorial Day parade note is read. Prizes are awarded Kathy Armoruster wins special prize. Betty Forthofer invited for April 21 meeting. Galloping Dance entertains Neicber club at Mrs Nick Bodnar’s home.
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Eex
Merry Wives of 39
Dorothy Bsoresm
Ridgeville
Kathy Armoruster
Betty Forthofer
Lear-Nagie Road
Neicber Club
Nick Bodnar
Logwinsana Avenue
Near
Rosemary
Leo Wilams
Arzona
William Millard
Lowisiana Avenue
Nox
Mo Cests
Dorothy Bicaer
Onerrin Road
Joseph Edward Plisz
A. Lorain
Betty Hades
Presdent
Joseph Etek
Dorothy Siven
Vir. Pliszka
Bett Hates
Lake Avenue
Plan Skating Party Arrangements
Plan details are garbled with missing words and names. The readable parts mention a skating party and organizers but lack clear dates locations or participants. The item reads as a local notice for a festive event with uncertain specifics.
Easter party plans set at Gates Hospital
Reports to the American Legion Auxiliary detail Easter party arrangements at Gates Hospital for Saturday the 22nd. The group also noted book donations to Xhena Home and a forthcoming program at the next luxury meter while reporting a 328 member total to Katherine Pearson.
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Party
Chiné Welfare
Chimian
Elivahe
Louie Goodman
Miler
Lich
Maden Frome
Ruth Benes
Hari Robson
Char “Tayen Rodson
Exrel Fisher
Aice LyLen
Hluric
Anra Hada
Ar. Vera Hac- Jean Holmes
Ruth Sext
Local groups hold meetings across Lorain on Wednesday
Community clubs and organizations in Lorain meet tonight at various venues including Doro thy Pastren at 701 West Twenty third Street and Verren's Club. Gatherings cover Army Air Corps Mothers, Malta, Circle No 12 First Methodist, and Daughters of America with a bake sale and prize draw noted.
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Dorothy Pastren
West Twenty-third Street
Lorain
Army Air Corps
Verren
Marie Heaineete
Seneca Street
Malta
Borce Golécarmo
Sec
Ee Street
Nu Po
Musoronty
Joan Nagy
KR D. Ne
Degre
Raircow
Penny Mupter
Y. Wlc
County Cournel
Broad Street
St Pauls Cheuronmen's Bretherrees Reets
Circle No 12
Eiven
George Brusacer
West Eighth Street
Devot Ons
Robet Roger
Helen Ocborn
R Daan
Lester Sneffred
Circle
Cis
Wielbem Priors
Fema
AL Peters
Columbus Street
Counesor
Edna Amspaugh
Daughters of America
Ethel Hawkley
Garfield
Jean Garfield
Seek Way To Kill Bacteria By Sound
Champaign Illinois scientists study ultrasonic radiation to kill bacteria in milk and water. They warn human hearing cannot detect the waves and expect results to take about a year, hoping to sterilize water without chemicals if successful.
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Champaign
Universty
Disabled Veterans Claim Job Dependability
In Chicago the Directed American Veterans organization reports World War II veterans retain jobs and face higher risk of unemployment. Jonathan 3M Wainwright, leader at Betaan ard rateral pay command, asserts the trend shows continued doubt about veterans' stability in employment amid postwar conditions.
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Chicago
American Veterans Organization
Jonathan
Wainwright
Hern
Betaan
Gardening Uses to Fight Juvenile Delinquency in Chicago
In Chicago the Gedening Institute promotes gardening as a weapon against juvenile delinquency. Renée H Brandon, president, says gardening keeps children busy and supports a healthy pastime, while improving local beauty.
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Chicago
Brandon
America
No More Gift Horses Police Head Rules
The police commissioner explained a policy change after Michael Hewitt, 12, pled to a race horse theft case. He said the force has received many horses from all over the nation but will not accept any more gifts.
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New York
Falce Commssoram P. Obreseads
Boses
Commissorver
Michael Hewitt
Ohael
Two Veteran Miners Set Long Service Record
Wilkes Barre Pa two veteran miners Gus Spicher and Thoras Edwards marked 133 years of mining service. Spicher started 67 years ago with Hudson Coal Co as chief mechanic for Loreedvisor and has served 52 years as chief mechanic. Edwards began 66 years ago and worked for the company until his retirement on April 3.
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Wilkes-Barre
Gus Spicher
Thoras Edwards
Spicher
Hudson Coal Co
Edwards
Seabees Cast-Off Shirt Returns From Pacific
A Philadelphia report recounts Henry Bedeman a Seabees petty officer who shipped surplus shirts from the South Pacific island campaign. The piece notes his later work with SKF Industries and a rough, tattered remnant of the shirt bearing his name.
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Seabee
Pacific
Philadelphia
Henry Bederan
Seabees
Treat
Marus Island
South Pacific
Bedeman
SKF Industr_es
Eiotkhahien
Roller
At Age 2 Charlie Frank Knows His Figures
A short local note describes Charlie Frank, age two, showing early math awareness while his mother helps tally a Sunday school collection. The scene captures family daily life and early numeracy through a simple coin exchange.
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Charlie Frank
Local Painter Displays Incoherent Window Sign
Fragmentary notice from a North Philadelphia painter shows a confusing shop window message about a pocketbook and memory. The garbled text mentions W. Keorgh Ave, Louisville, and a demand to salvage contents, with unclear references to business, industry, and reading.
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Philadelphia
W. Keorgh Ave
Gescr.o.ng
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Sengalt Cave
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