Engagement of Rosemary Strainic to John A Garney
RAND URS NICHOLAS PLSTRATNIC announces the engagement of Rosemary Strainic to John A. Garney. Rosemary is a Elyria High School graduate, employed at Western Automatic Machine Sci Company, and president of Epsiley Sigma chapter of Beta Sigma Phi. Garney is an Elyria High School graduate, Oberlin School of Commerce, with seven years in the Army, and now in purchasing at Western Automatic Screw Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosemary Strainic
John A. Garney
Rand Urs
Nicholas Plstratnic
East River Street
Rosemary
Ohn Garney
East Fourteenth Street
Strainie
Elyria High School
Western Automatic Machine, Sci Company
Epsiley Sigma Chapter
Beta. Sigma Phi Sorority
Gorney
Oberiin School
Cammierer
Leisety
Western Automaatle Screw Company
May Fellowship Day Observed by Elyria Church Women
The Elyria Council of Church Women plans May Fellowship Day Friday May 2 at First Congregational Church with a roundtable discussion led by Mrs L D Kaiser and others from local churches. A housing emphasis and program details involve guests from multiple churches and a post meeting reception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyvia Council of Church
Kistia Edizens
L. D. Kaiser
Cott “Eibafter
Ray Carter
Riverside Homes
Dennis Ryan
Chameer
Commeter
Jack Refenping
County Veterans Service Office
Charles Gavadgna
CHU
Unita Cone of Church
Fils Tia
George Lyon
Elyria Council of Church Women
Servie Im
David Yma
Mes
Carl Milier
To Be Speaker At Annual Meet In Lorain County
Lorain County Planned Parenthood Association plans its seventh annual meeting on Wednesday evening at the ria YWCA. Dr John Flumers will speak as program chair, with William Stevenson as discussant. Walter Go Need, Oberlin, will present the nationwide campaign and lead discussions. Committee reports and trustee nominations will be announced, with a focus on the organization’s outreach in Lorain County and surrounding areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County Planned Parenthood Association
Ria Ywca
Ana Pathick
Lorain
Rebet Wacon
Fll Robertson
Oberlin
Progran
Hes
Johu Flumers
Cheveland
W.R.C
Richard Allen
National
Creveland
Dlng
AHO acuLit Epo
Cake Avenue
Arid Me
Organiaatiesy Vethd
Tower Club State
Func
Kitzaeth Stepan
Chaplan
Whosel Inbiber
Isidore Ross
Distrar Nn 12
WY Mey
Herp
Ty Hamlin
Wellington
Local notices and personals from the era
Miss Boanim Duet to begin missionary studies at the American Seminary in Brooklyn. From Jeannette and active in United Brethren church, she enters Pall class in September. Also notes social arts program at Lake Shore Hotel with Ruth Kaiser Baie. John Nagy directs a play at Bowling Green State University Theatre. Several births, visits, and club meetings reported including the Relief Corps and charity events with May events and encampment plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mist Boanim
Prod Milter
East Avenue
American Seminary of the Bible
Brooklyn
N. WV
Pall Clase
Mise Uex
United Breghylorian Church
Jeannette
Spoor
George Gillwerd
Lakewood
Lake Shore
Ruth Gilt Kaiser Baie
Kaiser
Brahms
Rachmaninof
Liset
Griffin
Wetty Ted
Hor
John Nagy
West River Street
Bowling Green State University
Nagy
Elyria Inghe
Ithe Nave
Theta Alpha Phi
National Honorary Dramatics Society
Robert Miller
Lyon
Los Angeles
Pare
Seth Mir. Miller
Lida South Sycament Avenue
California
Miller
Helen Hrivnal
Howard Amato
Chestnut Rider
San Bernario
San Francisco
Cal
John Eppich
West Third Street
Carl Smith
Grattenid
Columbus
Will Present Lecture Series On Family Life
Mrs. Clarence Hamilton, Oberlin authority on family life, will start a seven-part lecture series at First Methodist Church on Sunday May 40 sponsored by the Parents Group. Lectures run 9:30 to 10:00 a.m. in the church sanctuary, open to all, with Hamilton sharing insights from extensive research and work in Ohio, Kentucky, and Indiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Hamilton
Ober- Hew
Heuel- Sanday
Nours
Hamilten
Ohio
Kentucks
Indiana
Theole
Oberlin
Humniton
Ginling College
China
Charles Robin
Lakewood
Miner
Planuue
Blo Spone
Christian Education
Hook Wiles
Precious Gems Topic for Elyria A A U W Guest Night
The Elyria branch of the American Association of University Women hosts a guest night on Wednesday April 30 at 8 p.m. in the First Congregational church parlors. Speaker Mrs George Hamilton Beattie of Cleveland will discuss Precious Gems. Beattie is a registered jeweler and Ohio Gem Society member. She has spoken nationwide on precious stones and is a former Mary Moosman of New Castle Pa. A Lake Erie College graduate, she has a daughter in this year’s graduating class. A social hour follows with Mrs FR Eaton chairing the committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
American Associaton of University Women
First Congregational Church
George Hamilton Beattie
Cleveland
Beattie
Ohio Guild of the American Gem Society
Subjet
Mary Moosman
New Castle, Paig
Lake Erie College
Paisle
FR. Eaton
Fcommulire
Unclear text fragment related to meeting notes
The readable fragment references a meeting or greeting with unclear names and places plus scattered terms such as os bibs, AY Tatas and Ber of the feeling, making precise details impossible to determine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tatas
Tate
Unclear OCR Summary of Business Women Meeting
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a meeting of business women and various garbled terms. No clear entities or events are retrievable.
Long List of Licenses and Residents in Local Notices
A garbled OCR list records numerous individuals with ages and occupations across Cleveland Lorain Wellington Oberlin Hamerville and other locales. Names include Andrew Ceblar Marion German Lucille Brothers Charles Ormerud Edith Henderson Versan Comerford Rose Wig met Arthur Jarret Jean Richard Faye Payne Colbert Brown Doris Kelsey Peter Boring Irene Klooz Joseph Drepiszewski Stella Jankowski Lester Lattig Beverly Van Beuren Phyllis Choate Lotus Ambrosio Mildred Matty Peter Warkuvicn Emma Grandini Bert Boley Mary Bull plus a community rummage sale notice with address 429 Papp laeest and items for babies and women.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew Ceblar
Cleveland
Carpenter
Marion German
Lorain
Gunselman
Broad Street
Welder
Luciller Brothers
Eighth Street
Charles Ormerud
Wellington
Clerk
Edith Henderson
Lapang
Versan Comerford
Clark Street
Towl
Rose Wigmet
Arthur Jarret
Oberlin
Jean Richard
Lough
Lorom Lester Lattig
Inkpelo
Beverly van Beuren
Ninth Street
Chotey Schawel
Phyllis Choate
Lotus Ambrosio
R. D . Elyria
Mildred Matty
Peter Warkuvicn
Loran Elaneman
Emma Grandini
Litranaty
Bert Boley
Bedford
Fac Iy Owither
Mary Bull
Lev Acn
Community Groups Host Numerous Local Meetings
Local clubs and organizations announce meetings and events across town. Daughters of Sahard Fredt host officer nominations at Marie Haris home. Beta Sigma Phi and Epsilon Sigma Phi chapters plan guest nights and exams in various homes. Young Women’s League skates in the Coliseum. P.T.A. card party at the school. Rainbow Girls and Colonial Club meet, while the Townsend Club gathers in Victory Mall. Dorcas Class hosts a musical program with Bob Burns at the First Christian Church, followed by piano selections and a student recital at First Congregational Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moonhay St Anges
Mea M. Rowler
Sahard Fredt
Marie Haris
Lake Aves Nut
Xi-Sigma
Beta Signa Phi Hay
Gory
Gamma Epsilon Chapter
Solomon Lidge
Epsilon Sigia
Feta ‘Sigma Phi Hag
H. G. Hoover
Woman's Club
Townsend Club
Victory Mal
Social Progress Department of
Flsvia
Spencer D. Irwin
Hinkson-Hysell V. Flw
Post
Dorcas
First Christian Church
E.R. Laver
I Lake Avenue
AUPSS
Mabel Prindle
Bob Burns
Mr. Burns
Ndra Laver
Wee
Hess
Gwin
Maude Salem
Jonny Law
Richard Hipgens
I Glesson
Montgomers
Palmer
Miss Prindle
Richard King
East ‘Avenue
Hospital Discharges On Unclear Personal Details
Report lists multiple names and addresses in a jumbled hospital discharge notice. Names include Mrs Mauree Kopp, Mrs Viole Lampoon, Mee Russell Ducsee, Mrs John Hazlett, and others with scattered street addresses. The fragmentary text implies patient or family discharge notices but lacks coherent dates or outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mauree Kopp
West Avenue
Viole Lampoon
West Broad Street
Russell Ducsee
John Hazlett
Avene
Sep Pawinski
Bane Perl
Thurtenth Street
Lawrence Moera
Habs Hey
Thomas HazleWo
Awvile
Myr Jihus Olah
Noah Ut
Annual inspection of Stone City Chapter in Amherst
The Stone City Chapter held its annual inspection Friday with 242, 346 guests from Oberlin to Hartsgrave attending. Worthy Grand Matron Lucille Milner oversaw the event as inspecting officer, with Mary Stahden as worthy matron and John Ehlbert as worthy patron. A Vocal Quartet performed, and a dessert course followed a dinner at St Peter's church parlors for 98 guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amherst
Stone City
Oberlin
Greenville
Margaret MacKenzie
Charlotte Zilch
Louise Sehuls
Ray Wellies
Belle Beneksheer
Libtie Gerlach
Florencé Gillman
Mary Zuspan
Mary Kendeigh
Hazel Alls Sop
Leva Moore
Charlotte 'Zileh
Beverly King
Elizabeth Schroeder
Mary ‘Stahden
John Ehlbert
Charlotte ‘Wellmes
Ray Wellmes
Edith Ehrman
Emily Dean
Genise Schula
Helen Ehlert
Lacey Roemer
Marshall
Alice Piper
Florence Ulrich
Adah
Mildred Walker
Ruth Edna Mays
Mengel
Esther
Norma Sprague
Martha
Lydia Scheide
Electa
Dora Barris
Edna Rocks
Walter Schulz
Lucille Milner
Zella Watkins
Practi
Four O Clock Club Luncheon At Mrs Bairds
Mrs Baird hosted twelve members for Friday luncheon at her Denson Avenue home. Mrs Baird gave a principal review of Skinny Angel by Thelma Jones, the family story of Miss Jones and her parents Alice and Thorwald.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DA. Baird
Denson Avenue
C.D. Gull
Walliem Frye
Vera Ancheles Dean
Karl Browder
Oberlin Inn
Victorian Guild of St Josephs Church Events
Fetes and plans discussed at the home of Mrs. Howard Weaver include prizes and a dinner. Mrs Robert Finnegan won in pinoc hie and Mr Gregory Brow in bridge. Cpl Robert Herbst (son of Mr and Mrs Louis Herbst, 877 Elyria Ave) promoted to corporal in Korea. A driver request to take local boys to a Cleveland stadium game on June 11 is sponsored by Booster and Rotary clubs. Church announcements list services across several congregations with topics on prophets, sons of God, Christ has the Answer to Our Lives, and centennial synod films. New vase designs inspired by the war are being produced in Russia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. tJoseph
Howard Weaver
Alhays
Dune
Robert Finnegan
Grégory Brow
Bridge
Joseph
Cleveland
JD. R. Goldthorpe
St Peter's Evangelical and Reformed
J. H. Bolleng
Tor
WH. O'Hara
the Sons of God
The
Holy Spirit
First Evangelical United Brethren
C. C. Vandersall
Churely School
Christ
Barbara Tabbert
Carolyn Vandersall
St. Paul's Evangelical Cutheran
R. C. Bosse
Synod
Methodist
Edgar Smith
Also Mentioned on This Page
Raynwvind Dages
Helen Vener
Leevsscnutt
Dorens
Gapnat Church
Ralph Flood
Mel. Clark Opel
S.A Varner
Betty Cunningham
Patricia Seith
Maryean Kesemar
Martha Cremeans
Viola von Duyke
J. J. Barnhart
WU Lake Avenue
Mr. Suttie
Herman Blerm
Pgiunook
Iage Smith
George Smith
Mah Hraderer
Feenard
Swiath-Holbrook
Brest
Medina
Vetta West Bacampni
Oveniig Ind
Capip
Canton
Hie
Dita Oon
Franco
Alotts
Deuter
Iren Hiss
Ceurstie
Sichad
MacKay
Foultel ST. Puone
Wyckoff's
Monte Wyckoff
Eldotread
Effa Brown
Duetor Dhaperias
Walle
Chicago Time Times, Inc
Mrs. Wieland
St Pauls
Arthur Mork
Micetinp
Mere Freorge
Posner
Dle
Hapol Beruuog
Cyril T. Dalton
Sonotone of
Lorain County Bank
Phona
Mana
C. A. Sere Kathette
Wick
Carel Tomy
Phyllis Gebhardt
Jin Trescott
Martyn Stang
Frances Miller
Dornthen Jesse
Fred Jesse
Mils
Ded Brucks
Marjorie Wer Alwe
Pauline Wichlez
Joi Marilyn Dundee
Dick Wn Hs Boorn
Carol Rothgery
Maragaret Pratt
Phillis Gebnardt
Carl Tours
Diack Willis
Joyce Roberts
Mary Folk
Marjorie Weeteh Keech
Barbara Ramage
Maniyn Dufford
Carat Rothgers
Margaret Pratt
Marina Johnany
Hygrade's
Mars
Robinson
Hygrade Dry Cleaners
Middle Avenue
Mrs. Baird
Taom
A. M. Keep
St Joseph's Cathodc
James Smith
Taple
Foursquare
D. E. Buser
Crusaders
WAKR
Akron
Russia
Vogue Charm School
Vogue Beauty Salon
Broad St
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