Ruby Mae Woodcock Weds Pfc John Kopis in Second Congregational Church
Ruby Mae Woodcock, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George Woodeneek of S10 Woodland Avenue, became the bride of U S Army Private John Kopis in a 7 o clock ceremony at the Second Congregational Church. Rev A B Weaip officiated as Norma Woodesuk and Alec Kopis served as maid of honor and best man. The couple planned an open house May 7 at the Woodrack home and Kopis will report for duty at Camp Graye, Oklahoma, in May after two and a half years in the Army with an Alaska tour. Kopis previously worked for Harshaw Chemical Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rw Mae Woodcock
George Woodeneek
Woodland Avenue
Becme
John Kopis
U.S
A. B. Weaip
Celock
Norma Woodesuk
Ales Kopis
ADP
Steve Kopis
Shanice
Ohio
Kopis
Woodrack Homie
Camye Graher, Oklahomna
May
Troxel Mig. Co
Pleo
U.S Army
Alaska
Harshaw Chemical Co
Army
Mary Jane Wise Engaged to H C McConeghy of Berea
Mary Jane Wise daughter of Mr and Mrs Edwin C Wise of Wellington becomes engaged to Howard C McConeghy son of Mr and Mrs D C McConeghy of Norwalk. Miss Wise a Wellington graduate, employed in General Industries office, and residing in Elyria. The couple plan to marry in June. Mrs Ludwig hosts Point Circle dessert at Hamilton Street residence with travel talk and plans for May 3 breakfast discussed. Next circle meeting May 17.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin C. Wise
Wellngton
Mary Jane
Howard C. McConeghy
Berea
Meo
D.C. McConeghy
Norwalk
Miss Wise
Wellingdon
United States Air Force
United Air Lines of
Cleveland
CHAF soothing medicated powder for irritated skin
Protect and abrade relief with Messana CHAF powder. It soothes aching burning skin and aids in healing irritated areas.
Local notices list births visits and club events
Mrs Jean Phelps and Mrs George Therce of the Pierce apartments Sixth street returned from Fort Lauderdale Florida. Mrs Harold Delaney of Euclid Beach and Mrs Emini Chapeaning and children of Fairview Village were Wednesday guests. Chief Warrant Officer and Mrs Kenneth Walker and son Kenneth Alexander returned to Columbus Indiana after visiting the former's parents. Several local births and visits are noted among families. Daughters of America inspection at K of P hall featured officers in white. Plans announced for May 6 rally at Hotel Hollenden Cleveland with candidates to be initiated and a chicken dinner. Women’s Society of the First Methodist held a quarterly meeting at Eight Street home with devotions and discussion of the May breakfast and racial topics. Rebekah lodge hosted by Mrs Ruby Heal with Seven Setters for service men read. Chicken supper planned for Sat Apr 26. Reservations urged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jean Phelps
George Therce
Pierce
Sixth Street
Munality
Clevalland Street
George Briggs
Nelda Jacksony
Fria
Pennays- Sania
Reigus
JC. Jackson
Corner Avenue
Frank Lovejoy
New York City
Atis
Herman Lovejoy
West Raver Street
Boxe
Kirk
Parson
Was
Jamh
Euxene Collins
Erie Street
K. of P. Hall
Daughters of America
Rela Amspaigh
Pearl Jensen
Hotel Hollenden
Cleveland
Allen Teachers Honored In PTA Dinner At School
Allen teachers and principal Miss Bessie Downing were guests at a PTA dinner on school grounds. Decorations used garlands and forsythia while the executive board discussed playground equipment seventh and eighth grade party and parliamentary procedures. Mrs Thomas Gray presented a gift to Mrs Frank Harding who seldom misses meetings. Next regular meeting set for May 4 at 7 40 p.m. Judd Ryan will discuss Scout work and Allen Scouts will receive their charter. Refreshments to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Gray
Frank Harding
PTA
Harding
Alten Association
Historia
Grnlly
Aoaift
Gerald Leonard
M Cheorge Marstal
Hake Avenue
Jenry
Hleh
Mayo
Ch. Marshall
Caarle- Rechert
Ros
St Pauls Circle Events And Club Meetings
Several social group activities noted include St Pauls Circle No in the evening with Mrs Howard Stein losing at a chute Auxiliary to heights of St Johns pbea district meeting at Eisrla Women's Clubs supper at 730 Bo Agnes Circle No 4 Mrs Walter Thome 139 Emerson Then The Golden Arrow Girls with Eleanor Barfington Mar sealhes Magyar Circle No 4 qath Mis Sebosku Blake street Pidele with Mary Danitz gwolle Study Citb Neo Welsh West Bridge St Prump cith wish Flessat A Rhodes Sherman Street Shine meeting followed cards Greece Walther Leante preser Sally in pitch hall 744 sr Commandery special meeting confers Temple degree on two SM aios Nowe Python Susters in Koof PL Hall Women at the Moose Hostess To Club The Freediy Eight chin members entertained by Mes Melou Sith at her home on Faire Hyopt stweet dust evening At other c conclusion of eleven games pedia prizes were awarded to Mrs William Tong Mrs Leonard Duchett Mrs Nick Neuer and Mrs Qohyer Diedrick Candy served at the small teilites Newter will entertain the club in ten weeks at her home on Murray Ridge road
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St Paul's Circle
Howard Stein
St. John
Pbea
Eisrla
Bo Agnes
Walter Thome
Emerson Et
Golden Arrow
Eleanor Barfington
Il Marsealhes
Magyar
West Bridge St. ‘S
Prump
Flessat
Rhodes
Sherman Street
Shine
Greece
Walther Leante Preser
Sally
Pitch Hall
Sr Commandery
Sperial
Nowe
Python Susters
Koof PL
the Moose
Freediy
Chin Mene Bers
Mes Melou Sith
Othe
Wiliam Tong
Leonard Duchett
Nick Neuter
Qohyer
Diedrick Candy
Newter
Murray Ridge Road
Local meetings and party events announced in Roopal Plynth area
The notice lists a Friday evening circle meeting and a pilew card party at Rooal Plynth with a public speculation event. It mentions monetary actions by Aine Lota, a May sale for Provend equipment, and the president naming Mrs Wiltiar Bierbouwer to a committee. It also notes election of members and lectures by Mies Franklip Quinn of Cleveland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
May
Wiltiar Bierbouwer
Princes Polley
Anehting
Nad Ita Seri
Mies Franklip Quinn
Cleveland
Group Adopts New Name and Elects Trustees
The Lorain County Planned Parenthood Association became the Maternal Health Association by unanimous vote at yesterday afternoon's annual meeting at the Y. WoC. A. The move aligns the group with the State League and Planned Parenthood Federation of America. Trustees elected for three years include Mrs. Hubert Heilman and Mrs. HW A Oliver, with others named by the nominating committee. Roger Busler and Arthur Kraft Lorain are listed for one year terms. Dr Georgia Schraff was introduced as clinician for the Rummage Sale event at St Mary's hotel basement on Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County Planned Parenthood Association
Maternal Health Association
Y. Woc. A
State League
Planned Parenthood Federation of America
Roy Weed
Carl Rogers
Columbus
Snaders
Ohio
Manned Parenthood League
Cooperiion
Mipg
Roy Ford
King Fraver
Hubert Heilmat
HW. A. Oliver
Lorain
F. Z. Robertsen
Oberlin
J. J. Sheppard
Vance Howe
L. Jubrieh
Hugh Amidon
Russell Hargate
Carl Rassert
Elyria
Alfred Fauver
Roger Busler
Arthur Kraft Larain
A. C. Hudnutt
Georgia Schraff
Vita Club Supper Plans Student-Industrial Conference
Vita Club members met at the YWCA for supper and a business meeting announcing the Student-Industrial Conference to be held by Cleveland Summit on April 30 at the Central WoC. Members including Al Jenuie Knepper Clark Ries Alice Lewis and Virginia Cibroski will represent Vita Club. Discussions covered the Wagner Murray-Dingell DI and conference theme Post War Employment For Women led by Clara Baez and Dorothy Burrs. Mrs W D Wilson entertained with palm tracings. The next meeting is May 10 with plans to travel to Cleveland to view Gand Napht Ladies at the Hana. Guests included Helen Michael Pearl Launs broth Kathleen Stout Dora Hunter and others. Ro ON recently joined the clinic staff formerly a public health nurse in Youngstown and Miss Gladys Caylord Cleveland executive secretary of the Ohio State League attended. The spring flower motif graced the arrangements credited to Mrs Al L Parr Cleveland former Elyria resident who was the first president of the Maternal Health Association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vita Club
YW. C. A
Wis Ind
Clara Baez
Dorothy Burrs
W. D. Wilson
Inks
Cleveland
Helen Michael
Pearl Launsbroth
Kathleen Stout
Dora Hunter
Larain County Association
C. E. Frease
Ro ON
Youngstown
Gladys Caylord
Ohio State League
al L. Parr Cleveland
Elyvia
Maternal Health Association
Lubasch
Margate
People s Poultry Market to Close This Week on Chapel Street
Notice states The People s Poultry Market on Chapel Street will not be open this week due to lack of poultry. The greyed timing and limited stock reflect a temporary halt in operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chapel St
Catholic Study Club Elects New Member at Stanford Home
Mrs. Raseell Stokles entertained members of Catholic Study Club No 2 at her Stanford home. Mrs. Paul Tilmain was elected a new member. Tentative plans were made to conclude the sports. W C Walters presented the Miraculous Medal story. Next meeting set for May 10 at Mrs. Charles Markets on Hawthorne Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raseell Stokles
Catholic Study Club No 2
Stanford
Paul Tilmain
W C Walters
Charles Markets
Hawthorne Street
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Society
Dorothy Funk
Mabel Litue
Ruby Mae Woodcock
Pfc
Jyne
Altareiyosary Society
St. Mary's Hall
Arthur Bolly
Willuam Res
Ward Baker
W. Baler
Ralph Ursem
Willian Kiely
Paul Pope
Bernard Gallagher
4. P. Schuster
J. Jiblonsky
Wo Riels
Lewis Gehm
William Birkline
George Buffington
St. Mary's
Jade's
Rimmage Sale
2Nd St
Ve E.ow
Rainbow Girls
Mary Jane Wise
H.C. McConeghy
Ludwig
Point
First Congregational Church
W. G. Ludwig
Hamilton Street
Morris Knapp
Charles Persons
Wail Thomas
Hebron
Sarah
Abrahain
Row
Haneark
Nvestmen
Fiona
Prial
Adrian
Broad and
Middle Avenue
Wilcox
Woman’s Society
First Methodist Church
McM. Wilcox
Eight Street
B. H. Long
H. B. Stone
Woman's Society
C. W. Snowden
Cleveland Blvd
P. N
St. Clair
Rebekah Lintge
Ruby Heal
West Bridge Street
Gladys Gnoden
Ann Schanbacher
Minnie Gard
Oto Mischka
Hkinehe Thompson
Basler
May Moyath
Fea Marsh
How On
Eighth Street
East Carlisle
la Porte
Subyt
Ere Srew
Association’ News
Birkline’s
Gift and Accessory Shop
Aeason
Jour Ney Speong Nei
Ana Vane
Birkles
Adianen
Snoodsties Banderus
Birkline
Ww Sf
Ont Street
Elas Club
St Mary's Hotel
Uwe
American Institute of Laundering
Lawson
Burgundy
Davenport
Charles OF
London
Browns
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