Pauline Pope Helen Virginia Pope W Courtland Shea Marriage
R and Mrs J H Pope announce the marriage of their daughter Helen Virginia to W Courtland Shea son of Mr and Mrs William Shea. The ceremony occurred Saturday July 25 1946 in Wheeling WV officiated by Rev E Wesley Woodruff. The couple traveled to Washington DC and Shenandoah Valley for their wedding trip and reside on Columbus Street until their East River Street home is ready. Mr Shea is advertising manager at Colson Corporation. both are Elyria High School graduates with the bride later attending Oberlin School of Commerce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Pope
Second Street
Helen Virginia
W. Courtland Shea
William Shea
Ohio Street
Wheeling
West Virginia
E. Wesley Woodruff
North Street
Mathadtet Church
Una Claire Thomas Honors Shower For Bride Elect Hyde
Mrs. Perry Koplin and Ruth entertained Una Claire Thomas at 25 West Avenue for a miscellaneous shower. Bride elect Clifton C. Hyde of West Farmington to wed Thursday. prizes awarded in bridge to Miss Anna Golf first Mrs Henry Stolzenbure second Miss Sarah Thomas consolation. Guests found a model home centerpiece with furniture as placecards. gifts hidden in the home. Out of town guests included two aunts Miss Flet Thomas and Miss and her grand RE. EF. Thomas of Columbus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perry Koplin
Ruth
Una Clare Thomas
West Avenue
Thomas
Clifford C. Hyde
West Farmington
Anna Fgolf
Henry Stolzenbure
Sarah Thomas
Flet
Miss
Columbus
Eighteenth Clifford family reunion and other local gatherings
The eighteenth annual Clifford reunion was held Sunday August second at the Griswold road home of M and Mrs. Harry Krebs with 44 relatives and guests at one long table. Officers were re-elected: President J B Clifford EB v, Vice President W D Clifford Lodi, Secretary Clayton Daniels Cleveland, Treasurer Alice Shatto Willard. a program committee was named for next year. Aapoleon refreshments followed. plan to hold the 1937 reunion at the same home. The Buckley family held a Sunday basket dinner in Cascade Park, followed by a short business meeting electing Martin Buckley Elyria as president, Pat Martin Lorain secretary-treasurer, and Sadie Martin Lorain historian, plus a baseball game and children’s contests. Mrs Willis Williams hosted the Suzanna Wesley class buffet with guest Mrs Carl Turner. Hazel Beard received a lamp and table scarf for Denton Westmore, and Mrs G Eugene Hall received gifts as the evening included sewing and visiting. The next meeting is set for August 17 with location to be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wise
Ridgeville Town Hall
Fred Wise
Champaign
Ill
Genoa
Cleveland
Brooklyn
Akron
Elyria
Grafton
Cuyahoga Falls
Ridgeville
Elmer Wise
Bert Wise
Belden Grange Hall
Henry Wise
Clifford
Harry Krebs
Griswold Road
J. B. Clifford
W. D. Clifford
Lodi
Clayton Daniels
Alice Shatto
Willard
Martin Buckley
Pat Martin
Lorain
Sadie Martin
Mabel Baker
Willis Williams
Middle Avenue
Suzanna Wesley
Methodist Church
Carl Turner
Hazel Beard
Denton Westmore
G. Eugene Hall
Grills
Lewis Grills
North Eaton
G. B
Blake Hicks
LaPorte
Lewis Grils
No. Eaton
Nettie Dean Green
Lecy
Treas
Licenses for residents with varied occupations listed
A list of names and ages including W Norbert Horn 24 Amherst draftsman and Carolyn Coulter 26 Lorain among others, plus resident notes and a stray line about Rev Father Budny. The fragmentary item references licenses and local figures with uncertain details and places.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Norbert Horn
Amherst Township
Carolyn Coulter
Lorain
Arion Erjayec
Mary Michelic
Will Howeys and Others Return from Weekend Trips
Local notices list Mr and Mrs Will Howey of Fourth Street and Mr and Mrs Oscar Allen of Medina returning from a Buffalo Niagara Falls boat weekend. Several residents visit relatives or travel, including Buffington in Greenville, Wright in New York City, and Smetzer at Long Lake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Howey
Fourth Street
Oscar Allen
Medina
Buffalo
Niagara Falls
William Lee Buffington
Greenville
Lloyd Smith
Tenth Street
Buffington
College
Oberlin
Trene Wright
New York City
Eddie Faulhaber
Alma
Michigan
Frank H. Boylan
East Fifteenth Street
Milton C. Wilcox
Washington Avenue
McClure Cottage
Vermilion
Denison Avenue
Mary E.eelis
Madison-on-the-Lake
Helen Adams
Ralph Fox
Lake Avenue
Richard Fell
Furnace Street
Nave
Lou H. Weeden
Oxford Avenue
Minneapolis
Weeden
Berea
Chester Lapp
Community Hospital
Charles Sartor
Cell Avenue
Cory Ell Island
Jane Krummel
Genoa
Ohio
Harry Burr
Second Street
A. C. Schilleman
Gates Avenue
Mary Muhich
Elgins
William Hitchock
Jane
Marian
Ruth Hitchcock
Grafton
Shriners
Fuelid Beach
E. Kline
Champaign
Linois
Elyria
W. TD. Huffman
Hawthorne Street
Elyria Clinic
Sarah Peck
Cleveland
Lakeville
Henry Moehlman
Court House
Walter Bark
Baltimore
Maryland
George Bradley
Harvard Avenue
Bark
Starrow Point Steel Company
Salem pair arrested after charivari serenade incident
Police arrested the bride and groom after a charivari disturbance at Salem. The serenaders fled the scene while the couple faced charges for creating a disturbance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salem, Gre
Community Club Calendars and Reunions Noted
Tonight events include St Paul's Your People's League beach party at Centrus Park leaving 6 30 PM. Women's groups meet at Avon Lake and Vernons Lake area. Daughters of Scotia and Rebekah Club host meetings. F and A M Harmon Lodge and Indus attend. Emmanuel Lutheran Missionary Society meets at 7 30 with Mrs Latimer. Grills family holds eighth annual reunion at North Eaton home with 77 attendees. Canton Lorain Auxiliary plans Oberlin ice cream social next Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul's
West Streets
National Council of Catholic Women
Elyria
Laties Auxiliary Welcomes Two New Members
The Laties Auxiliary VFW met last evening in the lodge rooms with a solemn attendance. President Eleanor McCoy presided as two new members were initiated. A social hour followed and the next meeting will be in September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laties Auxiliary
V. FL. W
Eleanor McCoy Peer
Past Presidents Club Meeting and Church Endeavor Notes
The Past Presidents Club of the Auxiliary to Sons of Veterans will meet at Jeannie Lent’s home on East avenue Friday for a tureen. The Christian Endeavor executive board will meet Friday evening at Jean Frideusine’s home Murray Ridge at 68:15 instead of Tuesday as announced yesterday. Next Sunday’s society meeting will be an outdoor session led by Rose Schrock. No garden party for the Church of Christ missionary society as planned Thursday. women will meet at Mrs Riddie’s home at one and go to North Eaton to hear Mrs Poole of Africa. The annual Obitta reunion will be at Hazel Adams’ home one mile south of La Grange on Sunday August 16.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Auxiliary To
Sons of Veterans
Jeannie
East Avenue
The
Christian Endeavor of the
Church of Christ
Jean Frideusine
Murray Ridge
Society
Rose Schrock
Missionary Society
Local Nuptials and Social Mix in La Grange Townline
Newlyweds Mr. and Mrs. W Cox honored at a family reunion and shower hosted by Mr. and Mrs Erwin Howard with 58 neighbors attending. Charlies Opfer Jr led a misc shower for Mrs Rath Tran Cox. bunco prizes went to several attendees. Edith Tran visits Cleveland. Archer Hastings visits grandmother. motor trip duo Mary and William Frobotta return from Washington and Boston. Bert Behner clan and John Mohler group attend Schneider's Grove picnic. Merle Bernath visits Banks road home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schnahel-Aztreas-Benzing
Henry Schnabel
Columbia
E. R. Richards
Charles Schnable
J. W. Batchelor
H. Schnabel, Jr
Frank H. Gee
A. C. Schilleman
Mary Mubich
Anna Kaiser
Ralph Hobill
John Wagner
Albert Schnabel
James Artress
Ed Gunkleman
Fred Gunkleman
Louis Artress
H. Schnebel, Sr
Robert Schnabel
Elmer Schnabel
W. O. Hitchcock
J. H. Sheldon
LA Grange Townline
Erwin Howard
W. Cox
Charlies Opfer Jr
Rath Tran Cox
la Grange
Bunco
F. Jones
Ruby Fishburn
Cox
Leona Toby
Norwalk
Song
Grafton
Helen Recard
W. Holbrook
Wellington
Mary Storrow
Helen Klein
Rochester
Juanita Lenny
Mabelle Tran
Jennie Holcomb
F. Tran
Ruth Opfer
Ruth Cox
Edith Tran
Cleveland
Kate Eickenberg
Archer Hastings
John Mohler
Schneider's Grove
Merle Bernath
Pittsfield
Banks Road
Kitchen Breakfast Room Plan Given
A modern home trend shows a kitchen and breakfast room forming a convenient combined space. Small families eat most meals in these areas, lowering daily chores for the housewife. Minor changes can transform an old layout at low cost with arches built-in cabinets and improved surfaces. New flooring and brighter sink windows enhance light and ventilation.
97 Registered For 4 H Club Camp
Ninety seven Lorain County youths have signed up for the annual 4 H Club camp at Camp Crag August 9 to 16 announced by Miss Alice Bird Lorain County Agricultural Extension Agent. The camp welcomes members from Lorain, Cuyahoga, Summit and Wayne counties with juniors from days one to three and seniors for the last four. Bird also reported 84 registrations from Lorain County for the Farm Women's camp at Camp Crag August 20 to 23.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County
Camp Crag
Alice Bird
Lorain
Cuyahoga
Summit
Wayne Counties
Miss Bird
Insulation Options Widely Used In Homes
Four insulation types remain common: rigid boards, blankets, metallic foil, and fill. These materials save fuel and boost comfort, while cutting construction costs by reducing materials and labor. Rigid boards serve as plaster bases and sometimes as sheathing, enabling thinner walls and fewer paint or plaster costs. Fill types help fire-stopping and can affect sound insulation depending on installation.
Converted Parlor Becomes Room Of Beauty
Old-fashioned parlors lend themselves to modernization creating bright, simple living spaces. Hearths and mantels may be simplified, heavy columns replaced, banisters refined, and walls, floors, and furnishings refreshed. The piece contrasts aesthetic renovation with political rhetoric.
Van Sweringen Estate Valued At 199851 50 In Probate Inventory
W R W W J Van Sweringen of the Van Sweringen brothers is shown in probate records to have an estate worth 199851 dollars and 50 cents. The inventory lists mainly partnership holdings with modest personal items, cash, stock in several railroads and utilities, and real estate scattered through Shaker Heights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
J. van Sweringen
van Sweringen
Hunting Valley
Shaker Heights
Cleveland Trust
C. Q. Railroad
Chesapeake Corporation
Nickel Plate Railroad
Nickel Plate Railway
Hilltop Realty Co
Pera Marquette Railroad Co
Care in Lumber Selection in Building Specifications
Architects should specify lumber type grade and species for each part of a project to ensure quality. Lumber associations nationwide push grade marking, aiding buyers, though many small mills provide usable wood without marked grades.
Review Of Pension Decision Is Asked
Albert and Katie Helpmeyer of Montgomery County asked the Ohio Supreme Court to review a pension denial. They sought old age assistance claiming inability to support themselves and property value under four thousand dollars. The state agency and lower courts had ruled against them. the Court of Appeals reversed a lower court ruling in their favor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio Supreme Court
Albert Helpmeyer
Katie
Montgomery County
Ole
Montgomery County Common Pleas Court
Helpmeyers
Court of Appeals
Sound Deadening in Wall Construction
A method to deaden partitions involves staggering two rows of studs and weaving sound deadening material through the studs so that direct contact between wall surfaces is broken and sound will not penetrate.
Hospital Admissions and Discharges Listed in Paper
A list of hospital admissions includes Mrs Dewey Aldrich La Grange Donald Aldrich La Grange Franklin Thomas No 2 Woodford Avenue Mrs Raymond Hales Grafton Frank Brown Ridgeville Naomi Washburn 4th Kenyon Avenue Ernest Vargo No 1 Lauracourt Mrs Tony DeMarco 124 Quincy Street James Pillivant 24 Rush Street Pearl Welson Wadsworth Garl ding Stauder 712 EK Broad Charles Heath Detroit. Discharges include Mrs Frank Gusky baby girl 1307 East Avenue Mrs John Jablonski baby girl 117 West Street Mrs Jeanette Cleveland Cleveland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dewey Aldrich
la Grange
Donald Aldrich
Franklin Thomas
Woodford Avenue
Raymond Hales
Grafton
Frank Brown
Ridgeville
Naomi Washburn
Kenyon Avenue
Ernest Vargo
Lauracourt
Tony DeMarco
Quincy Street
James Pillivant
Rush Street
Pearl Welson
Wadsworth
Geralding Stauder
EK. Broad
Charles Heath
Detroit
Frank
Carmel Theater Doomed for Residential Lots Sale
Forest Theater in Carmel California, famed for experimental drama and appearances by leading artists, will be divided and sold for residential lots as it failed to pay as an open air venue. The article notes 420 bills became law in the last five and a half months of Congress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carmel
Cal
Forest Theater
Congress
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Bride
Helen Virginia Pope
Jack Oatsdean
Youngstown
C. W Schrader
Marsrilles Avenue
Schrader
Russ
Beverly
Ralph Double
Carol
Bedford
New Castle
Pennsylvania
Oatsdean
Jon Russo
Amherat
Frank Welch
Parma Heights
Welch
Monday Colonial Club
Oberlin Inn
M. D. Hackett
Birh Score
E. F. Schultz
Charles Savage
O. G. Sheppard
Findley
D. C. Martin
Artemus Beebe
the Gables
Gertrude Beauty Shoppe
Clark Street
Una Claire Thomas
Krebs
Buckley
Cascade Park
Anton Ranelri
Laborer
Carmelia Serena
Stanley Noster
Filyria
Atriper
Agnea Wilford
Higra
Father Budny
Hygrade Dry Cleaners
Virginia Riehle
Trates Newlyweds
Canton Lorain
Odd Fellows Hall
Brandt
TownLine
List van Sweringen
Masonic Temple
Middle Ave
Bulletin
Belden Grange
Henry Cook
Cole
Worthington Dry Cleaners
Nelly Don
Carmel Theater
Joe's
Bart's Yanker
Korsetrico
Earl J. Spinks
Pallardy
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