Markham Garden Hosts Dessert Bridge For Shrine Auxiliary
A dessert bridge at Mrs. May Markham’s Cleveland road home drew ten tables. Prizes went to Ethel Tyler, Sally Miller, Nancy Jenkins, Frieda Latimer, and others. special prizes funded by Bethel Shrine members. Local attendees included Lillian Malden and Vera Goodell. Esther Weilert joined later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
May Markham
Cleveland Road
Fethel Shrine
Mrs. Markham
Nancy Jenkins
Elsie Midson
Eleanor Young
Morette Meidrich
Ann Nock
Matty Balteell
Jessie Daniels
Ethel Tyler
Thomas
Sally Miller
Prorette Heldrich
Frieda Latimer
Arthu Richwine
George Pierce
Lillian Matper
Florence Beermah
Friedi Latimer
Deasie Daniels
Peat Walker
Elsie Hudson
Richwine
Vatious m
Bethel Shrine
Lotain
Lillian Malden
Bruce-Herman Nuptials Conducted By Msgr Newton
Bruce and Herman nuptials conducted by Msgr Newton at St Marys church with a week trip to follow. The couple will reside at 112 Mound Street Blythewood after a wedding August 3 and a family dinner at 611 East Hiver Street. The bride wore a white dress with matching accessories and corsage. Marie Mortis was matron of honor and Arina Marie Herman bridesmaid. Attending were Charles Morris and John K Bach. The bride, daughter of Dana Herman, is a St Marys member and Elyda High School graduate now employed by General Industries. The groom, son of Marley Bruce, is a five-year Army veteran and now works for Bendix Westinghouse Automotive Airbrake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calvin Bruce
Cecilia Catherine Mérman
Mound Street
Blytla
William Newton
St. Mary's
Marie Mortis
Arina Marie Herman
Bendix Westinghouse Automotive Airbrake Company
Barn Dance Notice At Carl Diedrick's Barn
Lorain and nearby residents may attend a Barn Dance at Carl Diedrick's barn on La Grange road scheduled for Saturday August 10 at 9 30 p m featuring Johnny Jackson's orchestra. Licenses listed include Robert Wenzel Clara Borowter Wilton White and Gertrude Klein, ages 21 2 53 and 28 respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Wenzel
Amherst
Clara Borowter
Lorain
Wilton White
New London
Gertrude Klein
Kipton
Carl Diedrick
la Grange Road
Johnny Jackson
Local Personal News and Visitors Across Elyria Areas
Mrs. Guy Leng arrives from Memphis to visit relatives in Elyria and California, with companions including Mrs. Hackett and Dorothy Stevens. Local club members enjoy Ryelat cottage week on Devonshire Road with chaperones. Rebekah Social Club hosted by Mamie Beattie on Ridge Street with guests from Lorain and Sheffield Lake. Several births announced at Elyria Memorial Hospital and a family motor trip planned to northern Michigan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guy B.leng
Memphis
Chik Club
Ryelat
Devsonshire Road
Veemillion
Lake
Vivien Carr
Violet Betena
Joanne Giede
Evelyn Jabbusch
Betty Krupko
Ruth Krupko
Annette McKelvie
Doris Wursster
Shirley Wissinger
Mel
Charles Young
Mary Lou Carr
Mite
Diane Lee
Amherst Hospital
James V. Ralston
Edison Court
Anne
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Russell Dumke
Louisiana Avenue
Howie Belt
Memorial Hospital
Westtreet
Andrew Harris
Oxford Avenue
Edward Stankard
East Avenue
Claude Steele
Rebekah
Mamie Beattie
Ridge Street
King
Lorain
Walt Greene
Sheffield Lake
Minnie Reed
Hazel Markel
Hilda Choate
Jeanette Arnold
Odd Fellows Hall
Continue Party Series Honors Bride Elect Jeanne Flood
Miss Jeanne Flood was feted in a party hosted by Rose Smith honoring her upcoming marriage to Richard Mays. The Bunco event featured high score Dolly Graber and consolation June Ann Henson, with guests including Arlys Jackson and Mary Shumaker among others. A farewell note envelope and a floral salad luncheon followed, as Brid e-to-be received messages and memories from attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Mays
Jeanne Flood
Rose Smith
Bunco
Dolly Graber
June Ann Henson
Jeanne
Arlys Jackson
Patricia Dempsey
Carol Ann Peal
Dorothy Skinlets
Rosemary Burnback
Patricia Burton
Patricia Mogan
June Ann Henson Mary 8Humaker
Geraldine Ehrke
Western Union shower honors Lois Jean Cook at Carlson home
Miss Lois Jean Cook was honored at a shower hosted by Mrs. Gordon Carlson on Hamilton Avenue. The event included a gift of canned goods and a china set for the couple, with plans announced for a picnic by the Eagles Ladies Auxiliary in Cascade Park August 14. Attendees featured Mr. and Mrs. Howard Goodrich, Miss Dorothy Johnson, and Gordon Carlson, among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lois Jean Cook
Gordon Carlson
Western Union
Hamilton Avenue
H. L. Smith
Howard Goodrich
Howard Smith
Dorothea Johnson
Mary Schlereth
Gloria Borie
Messia
Sammy Huskinson
Edward McGuane
Eagles
Cascade Park
Nellie Burton
New Bride Embroider Pattern Offer for Linen Sets
Public notice invites buyers to mail twenty cents for Pattern 7013 featuring twelve motifs with specified inch measurements and stitch counts. Chronicle-Telegram Household Arts Dept lists address in New York and requests name and address with pattern number. Also promotes a 1916 Needlework Book edition offering 104 illustrations and a free pattern sample.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wty
Chronicle-Tele- Ayum
Household Arts Dept
New York
N.Y. Pont
Birthday Party Marks Gayle Ann Rider's Seventh Year
The seventh birthday of Gayle Ann Rider was celebrated at her home 278 Boston Avenue. Mrs Gaylord Rider hosted twenty young guests with cake, ice cream, favors, and games in a pink and blue decorated recreation room. Guests included Mary Elizabeth White, Marty Katherine Cassidy, Dorothy Dachtler, and others from Lansing, Michigan and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gayle Ann Rider
Gaylord Rider
Boston Avenue
Hohotee
Rides Home
Mary Elizabeth White
Marty Katherine Cassidy
Dorothy Dachtler
Carol Schorek
Judith Jalowiec
Carol Evans
Barbara Oswald
Marye Ann Fulmer
Ann Robinson
Joyce Roberts
Sandra Simka
Joellen Gallagher
Gloria Roka
Sharon Welsh
Sandra Hazeltoh
Phyllis Markus
Joyce McCombe
Lansing
Mich
Hospital Births and Discharges List
Hospital discharge and birth notices for several families across city streets including Mrs Adem Zaleski and baby boy at 1513 West, Mrs George Markellie and baby girl at B.D. No. 1, Mrs John Ferancy and baby girl at 243 Warren, Frederick Marpater at 500 West Third, Ray Hohenberger of Toledo, Mrs Albert Knipper at B.D. No. 2, and Mrs Harry Howell at 59 Lodi Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adem Zaleski
West Avenue
George Markellie
B.D
John Ferancy
Warren Avenue
Frederick Marpater
West Third Street
Ray Hohenberger
Toledo
Albert Knipper
Harry Howell
Lodi Street
Golden wedding anniversary for Meyers in Litchfield
In Litchfield on Sunday August 11 Mr and Mrs George Meyers celebrate their golden wedding with open house from 2 to 5 and 7 to 9 pm. The week includes a Baylor and Wartman reunion at John Yost’s home with attendees from Barberton Sherman Wadsworth Medina Alliance Grangerburg Chatham Spencer Loyal Oak and New York. Peripatetic family visits mention Ruth and Keith preparing for Asbury College in September and a Bascom family reunion with multiple Humphrey and Fenn relatives. Local parties include a children’s lawn party hosted by Bertha Browand and a sequence of family dinners and visits among Medina Cleveland and Wellington residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Litchfield
George Meyers
Baylor and Wartman
John Yost
Barberton
Sherman
Wadsworth
Medina
Alliance
Grangerburg
Chatham
Spencer
Loyal Oak
New York
Robert Straka
Ruth
Cicero
Hal Leach
Leach
Keith
Wilmore
Asbury College
Homer Homan
Joanne
Ellen Falconer
T. H. Case
Bascom
Lowell Humphrey
Edmund Garnett Humphrey
Nelson Nicklas
Cleveland
Otto Humphrey
Walter Fenn
David
A. A. Gish
Bartholomew
Albert Fenn
Nazi Skull Collection Scheme Revealed at Strasbourg Trial
Evidence shows a Nazi plan to collect human skulls for a Strasbourg museum. SS Colonel Wolfram Sievers admitted involvement in skull experiments as prosecutors linked the scheme to Heinrich Himmler era orders. Documents trace origin to Gestapo chief Heinrich Himmler and note poison used after war end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nuraweerg
Wirere Court
Imia
Botehevike Commissara
Strasbourg
Wolfram Sievers
Waai SS Oe Evite
T Heinrich Bloemier
Gestapo
Chie
Japanese Diet Women Demand End to Concubinage
Mrs Fuse Tomita led a group of Japanese Diet members calling for abolition of concubinage in Japan describing it as feudalistic and a form of women's slavery. She cited about 175000 women as concubines and urged reform as a disgrace to the nation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Japan
Tokkyo
Fuse Tomita
Fish Fry Fridays at United Polish Club
The United Polish Club at 115 Oberlin Rd hosts a weekly fish fry every Friday, with serving starting at 5 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Polish Club
Oberlin Rd
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Markham Garden
Shrine Auxiliary
Lodge
Clair Rebekal Lodge
Dune
F. Hall
Haare
Connie Walker
Ruth Johns
Anna Brenner
Sovereian Grand Lodge
Grand Decoration of Chivalry
Columbus
Oberlin
Women of the Moose
Ann Rodachy
Banco
Gladys Wirth
Helen Sabo
Betty Goode
Julia Bimon
Mia
Theresa Bolash
Irene Baker
Edith Schneider
Bruce-Herman
Msgr
Newton
Gary
coLoneut
Inverion
Evierion
Mom
Parsch Lumber Co
Effa Brows
Glenes
Chicago Times
W. H. Kirby
Neva Inskeep
North Hollywood
Calif
Theresa Smith
Bermuda
Joseph Conrad, Jr
Michigan
Betty McCloud
Toronto
Canada
Peter G. Miller
West Ridge Road
Fred Beck
Garvin Avenue
Beck
William Thompson
Walter Welch
Frank Justin
Lady Robertson Lodge, Daughters of Scotia
Anna Kelly
Isa Roberts
C. Kelly
Heda
Mr. and
Mrs
Ganhs
Ehasen Ous Guild of St. Paurt
Barty
Martian
Banting
Riner Wideman
Atesnoon
Tae Senne
Detroit
Lester Edgerton
Deuahier
Faith
Robert Munsinger
North Regaton
Hart
Elmer Myers
John Bibler
Nevada
Ohio
Hart's
Nora Kavanaugh
William Mader
Fremont
Mra
James Ryan
Nancy
Montville
Fred Smith
Clyde
Albert Penn
Dale Davis
Davis
The
Baptist Church
Philadelphia
American Legion and Auxiliary
Robert King Post
Wellington
Ivy Nn Brassee
People’s Poultry Market
Chapel St
Joanne Homan
Ralph Parker
Carl Hoffman
Harold Holmes
Canton
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Haseroot Jewelry CO. Inc
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