Double Ring Ceremony Unites Angela Pronesti and Serafine Di Laviani
In St Mary’s Church this morning the double ring ceremony joined Miss Angela Marie Pronesti and Private Serafine Di Laviani. Miss Pronesti wore candlelight slipper satin with Chantilly lace, train and pearl accents. bridesmaids in white taffeta and pink accessories, groom’s party including Corporal James Zangant and Seamen Charles Short. A wedding breakfast followed. Elks Hall reception planned for 350 guests. couple to spend two weeks in Virginia before he reports to Camp Pendleton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mary's
eHurch
Angela Marie Pronesti
Pet
Serafine di Laviani
Hane
Mfr
Sam
Demune
Luceio
Loeparth
Tibert Kotler
Stigberts
Marin
Marcela Grenivee
Charles B. Carth
Jack Troge
Chantilly
Katherine Prenestian
Joan di Maria
Mildverd Gunela
Natalie Nyedowski
Lukie Cureo
Victor Diaviana
Moses
Maid of Honor
Dians der Pazie
Joseph Gacotkowski
Stanley Kamaleski
Elks
Pvt
di Tarcano
Camp Pendleton
Virginia
Klyrhe High Schors
Cleveland Academy
Carpenter's Beauty Shop
Timms Spring Company
Py Diluiciane
Lorain
WS. Army
Ake
National Tube Company
Quiet Buffalo Wedding Unites Miss Johnstin and Willard Williams
Miss Lee Johnstin, daughter of Mr. and Mrs Albert dotastan, and Willard Williams I O s, son of Mr. and Mrs Rey Williams, wed in a quiet Buffalo ceremony at 10:00 am on April 27. Judge Hamilton Words officiated. The bride wore a navy chiffon dress with white accessories and carried red and pink rose buds. The bride, from Elyria High, remains at home. the groom, Rapid City High School graduate, worked at Fair font Creamery before enlisting in the Navy in October 1942.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo
New York
Lee Johnstin
Albert Dotastan
Winckies Street
Willard Williams I
US Ny
Rey Williams
South Street
Rapid City
South Dakota
Hamilton
Williams
Elyria High School
Rapid City High School
Fairfont Creamery
United States Navy
Personal notes and social visits in Foster Avenue area
A string of house guests and family gatherings described through local social names. Mr and Mrs Royrhond Fire zrane host on Foster Avenue with Arthur Fishburn and Walter Fishburn visiting from Rocky River and North Eaton. Mary Fishburn returns to Detroit after visiting. The Jolly Nine club hosts a dinner and alters in Cleveland with numerous local society names in attendance. Betty Low and J E Reson head to Cincinnati then on to Texas after a visit. Mr and Mrs Heft Riddle and children return from Tilton, Ohio after funeral services for Mrs Frank Riddle. Marie Mack recovers from a mastectomy at Rivia Memorial Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royrhond
Zrane
Foster Avenue
Toland Auhert
Mary Fishburn
Arizona
Arthur Fishburn
Rocky River
Walter Fishburn
North Eaton
Detreit
Jolly Nine Club
Dinedom Chevelang
Favie
Merdames Araght Finch
Howry Proebnd
Prank Tuind
Don Winters
Fred Wintt
Brig Bachman
Feed Sroth
Ray Klingshitn
Mes
Merald Dickinson
Newerk
Ais
J. Eo Reson
Betty Low
Connellesvillery
We. W. Mundidox
Malcolin Court
Cincinnati
Repsen
Lia
Robert
Jane Anne Riddle
Middle Avyenne
Tilchon
Ohio
Ridddle
Imother
Frank Riddle
Youngstrow
Dauinhter
Marorie Mack
Trio Middle Avenue
Riviia Memorial Hospital
Breakfast Club Hosts Party at Elyria Woman's Club
The Credit Women's Breakfast sponsored a card party with 20 tables, prizes for Mrs. Boylan, Mrs. Conrad, and Miss Boresko, cakes and coffee served by Ann Pruskl and committee. Northavesy Encampment conferred Golden Rule degree on ten candidates, nine from Lake Shore and one from Northwest Encampment. The event followed by refreshments. next Friday candidates head to Cleveland for Royal degree by North Wing Encampment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Credit Women's Breakfast
Vloly
Elyria Woman's Club
Ato
TV. Boylan
Joe Conrad
Jane Boresko
Ann Pruskl
Mary Kaiser
Irene Schactey
Betty Burnett
Viele Simiein
Northavesy
Odd Pelows Hall
Lake Shore
Lorain
Floria
Cleveland
North Wing
Amaran Lodge
Mrs Gwin Reviews in Brooklyn Book Honored
Mrs Bernice Gain reviews Betty Simath study The Tree Grows in Brooklyn for Dorcas class of First Chrras van careh last night at Mrs Ralph Carr home on Ligh street. Program chair Maude Salen led, Miss Nohee Cope devotional leader and coach Humans 123, readings from The Spung Prayer and My Passer. Story of Wludas Reborn from an old legend concluded with a prayer. Kaisers conducted Liustitwss session. refreshments served by hostess and committee. Next meeting May 26 with a Viet contest. hosts to hold a dinner at 6 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooklyn
Betty Simath
Bernice Gain
Dorcas
Sas. B. PL Kaiser
Mar. J. HK
Forman
Mas
J. Law
Wyo Kimit
Aly
Amy Ficeman
Oberlin
Fidelity
First Methodist Church
Louise Hendricks
Ninth Street
Eveyn Fenimore
Matthew
Victorine Scars
Jeanne Montgonery
Circle Hosts Three Guests at First Methodist Circle Meeting
Circle No. of the First Methodist church entertained Friday at 304 Park Avenue. Attendance was 28 with three guests Mrs. Mo P Elliot Mrs. Henry Refenning and Mrs. M Crowder. Devotional leader was Mrs. Fred Sheldon and the subject was The Greatest Problem of Today to Juvenile Delinquency. Boxes for service men will be prepared by next meeting. Next gathering May 26 at 328 Cambridge Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circle
First Methodist Church
Mra
AL GI
Borbinson
Park Avenue
Mo P. Elliot
Henry Refenning
M. Crowder
Fred Sheldon
John Gray
China
At Streicher
PATA To Install Officers At May Meeting
The Parent-Teacher Association plans its May 3 meeting at 240 a.m. to elect and install new officers. A program by Miss Kirk's kindergartners and Mrs Hubbard's class will follow annual reports. Refreshments served as executive committee discusses membership and upcoming events at Eisen POT school.
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McAkenley
Walter von Breckwilt
Mow
Carl Weeden
Pata
Cornell Aves Nie
Meriter
Comeauttee
Amerings
Wonden
Edtson School
P-T. A
Miss Kirk
Mass Hubbard
Eisen Pot
Vleok
Past Matrons And Patrons Dinner Party At Elyria Chapter
Past Matrons and Patrons of Elyria Chapter Order of Eastern Star held a dinner at the Masonic Temple with hostesses Daisy Standen and Manhattan Tengel. Millicent Roper and Rena Decker oversaw dining. plans for a June 28 picnic at Ruthard Ray Vestal's home were discussed. Numerous members attended, with card games and prizes featured at the Fidelity class and Protected Home Circle events. The Pentagon clan card party date changed to May 10 at the YWCA parlors with prizes and refreshments planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Order of Astern Star
Masonic Temple
Daisy Standen
Manhattan Tengel
Millicent Roper
Rena Decker
Ruthard Ray Vestal
Grafton Hood
Tastor Beano
Wile Jird
Mer
Robert Matherson
A. J. Strong
Minnie Osborne
Mayme
Meroo
FL Sheri
John Smith
Afra
Fred Lawrence
Jonnie Wigerne
Edava Whiteshead
Aund
Car Kahler
Ray Vestalles
Katherine Stone
Grace Bareton
May Drumm
Florene Heidrich
Charles Garford
Clarence Standen
Robert Hand
Florence Balls
James A. Hewitt
Charley Heidrich
Tray Harrison
Mary Reese
Kevin Geigey
Pentagon Clan
al & O
Charles Gales
William Hannon
Carl Pomelee
Duane Robinson
James Pahl
Calendar Events At Oberlin And Nearby Churches
Calendar of club and church events lists meetings for Gamma Epsilon chapter Bell Sigma Phi Oberlin and many local groups. It includes election of officers at McKinley P.T.A and various auxiliary circles, Bible school sessions, Jay clubs, card parties, and a stew supper at Grace Lutheran. Event details are fragmented across several venues and times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gamma Epsilon
Bell Sigma Phi
Oberlin
Thu
Ala
U. W
CH. Gushfing
Fifth St
McKinley P.T. A
V. Flw
Funior
Methodist Man's Club
Oly
A. G Horrocks
Akran
Bargello
Needle- Jerart Gaikl
Divison
Lite
Bath Street
United Presbyterian Bible School
Townsend Cid
Townsend Cid Tnelut
Wainen
Elyria Memorial Hospital
P. D. Reely
la Hes
Gal
Canton Larain
First Congregational Church
Grace Lutheran Church
Coundi
Girl Scouts Troop 17 Reports May Activities
Troop 17 continued Pan America study with a movie shown by Mrs Carl Sehimitkons. Souvenirs of money weaving and suver were displayed. Legends of Papogatepetl and Islaccibu were shared. Dorothy Sprague was elected girl leader for May. A hike and a wiener roast were planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Girl Scouts
Pan America
Carl Sehimitkons
Papogatepetl
Dorothy Sprague
Round Table Club hears speaker on Brazil travel and agriculture
The Read Table Club met at Mrs. W. B. Hubbell's home with Richard Stevens assisting. Guest Annote Keller discussed his Brazil trip with the Bryan government on crops like vegetables, noting Rio de Janeiro culture, music, and a large harbor. Slides showed Brazil's landscape, jungle farming challenges, and low wage impact on yields. Guests included Mrs. Frank Stevens Sr, Mr and Mrs Frank Stevens Jr, and Mr and Mrs Arteld Keller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Read Table
W. B. Hubbell
Seventh Street
Richard Stevens
Annote Keller
Elyria High Scheat and College
Bazil
Brian
Vicluy Gallens
United States
Rio de Janeiro
Rin
Frank Stevens
Arteld Keller
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St. Mary's Church
Buffalo, N. Y
Elyria Fur Shop
OPA
Mrs. Gwin
pipMyad
Buioea Ag Paped
Tytba Ysrya
Dagprapad
Theresa Simminer
Virginia McLaughlin
Fairlawn Avenue
Banco
Pihochte
Carl Swiers
Mary Plas
Joe Tarnowske
Joe Andy
Waa
Pitts
Sunmer
Berard Mcbaughlin
South Carolina
S. S
N. W. Shirkey
Church of ‘Lhe Nazarene
Homer Heisler
Charles Tivut
Shes
Merritt “‘Thatcher
Securl Committee
Ralph Kretehuer
Addrew Bene
Mirehem
Roy Huffman
jRev
Snickey
Barend Alina Mavhnauer
WRC
Richard Allen Women's Relief Corps No. 108
OG QO. F. Hall
Corinne Boyd
Cora Knanp
Tatena Handehy
Sherman
Order
Lena Klasck
Muargie Meyers
Pir Mg
Ages Erick
Crite Hospital
Mrmeriily
Western Automatic Co
Western Friendship Club
Erma Sehater
Helen Kozaj
Roberta Laird
Aniform
Doris Schaefer
Anne Kostelick
Mary Patrick
Mary Toneko
Graystone Hotel
Lake Erie
Maniere
Peane
Parent-Teacher Association News
Peed
Imperial Furniture
Home Circle
Hall
Elizabeth Smith
Matilda Smith
Hudson
Fred Oldfield
Alice Kaylor
McCarty
Vincent
Karl Naylor
Clarence Dunford
Kemund Smith
Leonard Jones
Sam Warner
John Resar
Elsinay
Moers
VO M.C. A
News of the Girl Scouts
Brazil
Round Table Club
J. P. Diederich Sons “Pho
Cleseiond Raed
Speers
Speer’s Rortrair Studio
Broadway
Lorain, Ohio
the Peerless Laundry & Dry Cleaning
Second Street
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