Lorain Couple Vows at St Stanislaus Church
Miss Virginia Lee Kucia and James J. Zadekas were wed in a 9 30 a m ceremony at St Stanislaus Church Apr 11 with Rev Leo A Rygwalski officiating. The bride is the daughter of Mr and Mrs John S Kucia 3104 Norfolk Ave. the groom’s parents are Mr and Mrs Stanley Zadekas 2522 Oberlin Ave.
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Lorain
Virginia Lee Kucia
James J. Zadekas
St. Stanislaus Church
Leo A. Rygwalski
John S. Kucia
Norfolk Ave
Zadekas
Stanley Zadekas
Oberlin Ave
Virginia Lee
Miss Rolli Paul Cole Engaged in Oberlin
Mr and Mrs John Rolli of 366 East College Street announce the engagement of their daughter Joanne to Paul C. Cole son of Mr and Mrs Paul C. Cole of 355 East College Street Joanne a 1956 Oberlin High graduate attended Oberlin School of Commerce and is deputy clerk in Oberlin Municipal Court Cole attended Oberlin High School served three years in the U S Navy and works at Oberlin Gulf Station No definite wedding plans reported
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Miami
Fla
Zadekas
West 22Nd St
Lorain
Virginia Lee
BriteWay Sales
Lorain High School
Oberlin
John Rolli
East College
Stanley and Son Garden Cent
Joanne
Paul C. Cole
Oberlin High School
Oberlin School of Commerce
Oberlin Municipal Court
Cole
U. S. Navy
Oberlin Gulf Station
Tip Tops Install New Officers in Elyria
Elyria Tip Tops installed Mrs. Alfred Meyers as president in a candlelight ceremony at the YMCA. Other officers inducted include Mrs. K R Long as vice president, Mrs. R C Bias secretary, Mrs. K E Oswald treasurer, and weight recorders Mrs. C R Woodings and Ruby Jones. Mrs. William Cheno was historian and Mrs. William J Weslon reporter in Mrs. George Little’s absence. Retiring president Mrs. George Little and retiring vice president Mrs. Billy Howe conducted the ceremony.
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Alfred
Ruth) Meyers
Elyria Tip Tops
YMCA
K. R. Long
R. C. Bias
K. E. Oswald
C. R. Woodings
Ruby Jones
William Chenowith
William J. Weslon
George Little
Billy Howe
Calendar of Elyria Clubs and Meetings Tonight
Elyria groups schedule events across Monteith Hall Holly Hall Attic Club YWCA Residence and various venues. Recurrent activities include social progress talks, dances, PTA meetings, Rose Adelines performances, and youth orders with times from 1:30 to 8:30 pm.
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Elyria Woman's Club
Monteith Hall
Omo
El-Y-Annes
Holly Hall
Elyria Bargello
D. A. Morris
Brooklyn St
Ely
Attic Club
YWCA
Raymond Morris
Golden Age Club
Lorain County
Sweet Adelines
First Congregational Church
Phi Delta Delta
Beta Sigma Phi
Spring Valley
PTA
Richard Lutz
North Washington Ave
St. John Lutheran Pta
Pilgrim Circle
First Methodist Circle
Wesley Hall
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Rainbow
1.C.C.F
Ohio
dJayCee Hall
King Solomon Lodge
Grotto Hall
David J. Nye
Order of DeMolay
Knights of Columbus
Council Hall
JAQ Club Alumni Dinner Plans Highlight June 27
Eighteen members of the JAQ Club of the YWCA met in Holly Hall lounge for a planning session. Mrs Allen Bishop led devotions and was named nominating chair with assistants. The group approved a May 27 meeting and outlined officers. The alumni dinner dance is set for June 27 with details announced by Louis Tucker.
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JAQ Club
YWCA
Holly Hall
Allen Bishop
Harry Burrell
Clarence Satterfield
Leonard Hil
Louis Tucker
Leonard Hill
Charman
Austin Rucker
Clar
Open Circle
Church of the Open Door
Walter Knight
Union Gospel Press
Cleveland
Arthur Whidden
Loren _Hayes
Ed Ransom
Perry Clevenger
Arthur Spadman
Willam Propst Jed
John Houk
Women’s Guild
Circle 2
St. Paul United Church of Christ, ER
East River Rd
Joseph R. Shou
Helen Stine
Louis Chervenka
Stork Shower Honors Mrs William Hines
Mrs. William Hines was guest of honor at a surprise stork shower Sunday afternoon hosted by Mrs. Goldcamp Mrs. John Lydon and Mrs. William Hartman Attendees included 17 guests with gifts opened at the end and a dessert luncheon served from a decorated table. prizes awarded for games went to several guests including Mrs Lothe Tarry and Mrs Lincoln Rawson
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Boyce Goldcamp
Goldcamp
John Lydon
William Hartman
Wiliam Hines
Lawrence CL
Steve Xochis
Jackson St
Lothe Tarry
Lincoln ‘Rawson
Donald Garber
Earl Kayser
Robert Kuntz
Lawrence Slavin
Roger Gunder
Churchwomen and civic groups hold April meetings
Multiple church and civic groups held April meetings across the Cleveland area. Highlights include the Churchwomen Scrooby Club of First Congregational hosting an April gathering with guest speaker Rev. B K Anthony, a proposal to sponsor an underprivileged child, and a future fellowship dinner on May 27 at the Oberlin Inn.
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Scrooby Club
First Congregational Church
Donald Aderman
Grafton
Carla Linge
A. G. Harmon
Parmsu
Cleveland
B. K. Anthony
Japan
Oberlin Inn
Garden YWCA members discuss floral arranging techniques
The Garden YWCA group met for breakfast at the newly decorated YWCA Residence. Hostesses included Mrs. David Hyman and Mrs. Hermann Portman with Mrs. A. T. Sibley. A program on mechanics of floral design featured Mrs. D. A. Morris, Mrs. Verne Unger, and Mrs. Maurice Hyman.
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Garden Y
YWCA
David Hyman
Herman Portman
A. T. Sibley
D. A. Morris
Verne ‘Unger
Maurice Hyman
Aell
Cleveland
Fred Sams
Dart Reech
Harvey Winckles
Unger
Kenneth Schilling
Kingwood Center
Mansfield
Cleveland Garden I Clubs
Keech
Swill
Charles Doty
Cleve Island
Local Lodge Plans Assistance To Bellevue Unit
Bellevue Chapter meeting notes show Elyria Chapter Women of the Moose passing a request to enroll Bellevue Chapter for the Academy of Friendship event. Co workers to join. activity slated for tomorrow at 2 p.m. at Moose Hall with prayers, devotions, and a Founders Day dinner planned for May 13.
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Bellevue
Elyria
Women of the Moose Field
Moose Hall
Academy of Friendship Day of Bellevue
Virginia Towne
Steve Helmer
Ruth Helmer
Bay View Hospital
Lila Flood
Sally
Johnson
Irene Miller
Ednaldoke Ave
Norma Kelly
Helen Pumphrey
Adalaide Green
Four Days in July and Rebels and Redcoats book notes
George F Scheer and Hugh F Rankin recount the American Revolution through contemporary accounts by Washington Adams Hancock Franklin Paine and Revere. The narrative spans Lexington to Yorktown with maps by Ava Weiss and ties to Lengyel's July 4 1776 storytelling.
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George F. Scheer
Hugh F. Rankin
Paul Revere
Boston
Scheer
Rankin
Lexington and Concord
Yorktown
Revere
Washington
Adams
Hancock
Franklin
Paine
Ava Weiss
Conrad Lengyel
U.S
Lengyel
Jefferson
Dickinson
King George of England
Rodney
Doubleday
Valparaiso Guild Sponsors Funds Party
The Valparaiso Guild of Grace Lutheran Church Oberlin St John’s Lutheran Elyria held a card party at St John’s Lutheran School auditorium with 25 tables. Funds support Valparaiso University in Indiana celebrating 100 years with the new Memorial Chapel seating 3200 set for dedication later this year.
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Lorain County
Valparaiso
St. John’s Lutherant School
Grace Lutheran Church
Oberlin
St. John's Lutheran Church
Grace Lutheran Church of
Indiana
Lutheran Church, Missouri Synod
Dear Abby Advice on Trust and Infidelity Doubt
A wife seeks guidance after a neighbor questions her husband’s fidelity. The column urges trust built over 14 years of marriage and tells the friend to mind her own business, advising the wife to dismiss doubts and maintain faith in her spouse.
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Abby
El Rey Caldron Learns Civil Defense Methods
Civil Defense director Robert Pummell spoke at Eagles Hall about evacuating a city in case of bombing. El Rey Caldron attended Grotto Night observing the event and invitations were read from several Caldrons for inspection. Betty Darby pro temmed for Dora Andress as Cepremonial PMCO. Paneh was served by Luell Pum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
el Rey Caldron
Robert Pummell
Civil Defense
Eagles Hall
PMCO
Betty Darby
Dora Andress
Paneh
Luell Pum
Cards Diversions At Protectors Group Meet In town paper
Grace White hosted the Protectors Association and assisted the hostess of Dames of Malta Tuesday night. The group plans to meet May 19 at 8 pm at 346 Ninth St in the home of Mrs Boals. Walter Greber won $11, with May Prentice named among the assistant hostesses. Members discussed returning to active membership as Mrs Charles and Mrs Hobill were mentioned as traveling, while Lon Harris led the sunshine report and Mary Prentice read the chaplain prayer.
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Grace White
Protectors Association
Dames of Malta
Charlesj
Boals
Ninth St
Walter Greber
Washington
Bird
May Prentice
Harold Charles
Charles
California
Hobill
Florida
Lon Harris
Mary Prentice
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Sam ‘Nagy
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West Second St
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