Ely Village grows with 300 families since 1954
Ely Village near Elyria formed in fall 1954 when Affiliated Builders built 300 units on Sikacre site off West River S. Most residents are young couples with children, with community groups like Newcomer’s Club Sub Debs and Boys' Club promoting unity and activities. The area includes a fire incident at 1114 Melvyn Lane, and a forthcoming Halloween party, hayride, and Sadie Hawkins dance plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evelyn Andrews
Ely
Sikacre
Infiimars Rd
West River S
HC Miles
Alten Ave
Miles
Edward Kane
Melvyn Lane
Newcomer’s Club
Harne Barbie
Kane
Tom Webster
Ely Village
Honda
Doris Hinz
Vilage
Holly Hall
Roberta Hinz
Hinz
Dad Hinz
Miss . Wiles
Roberta
Diane Miles
Maxine Oakler
Lorain County
Mother
Rusty
Jerry Hinz
Chronicle
Bill Gehring
Bill
Ray Gehring
Bull
Frankly School
Martha
Newcomers
Diane
Franklin School
Leslie
Woots
Mark
Beenie
Akron
Hope
Khtia
Civic Family Highlights Community Ties in Richmond Police Council
Martha Miles, married to a Richmond police officer, shares a life story from EW Village. She recalls suiter Jo Miles and her own marriage to a fellow officer, praising their home at 81s Avenue and commitment to local service. The piece notes Martha and her husband’s early careers, family ties, and a brief look at education and background.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoc
Martha Sue Miles
Police Department
Richmond Va
Richmond
Psuch
Martha
Thei
Aven Ave
EW Village
Marmha
Akron
Lg Young
Jackson
Thane
Sam Chandler
Hopes
Polie Force
Hope
H C Miles
Allen Ave
Ely Village
Chesapeake Bay
Beene
Martha Sue
Diane
Brather
Woots
Daddy
Mather Se1ice, Inc
Cleveland
Diane Baby
Sunset
Afb
Utah
Miles
City Club
Robert Stumpert
Elyria
YMCA
Eagle Scout
Columbia
Parishioners Ride to Perry Shrine on Pilgrimage
Forty two members of Sacred Heart parish traveled by Greyhound to the Shrine of Our Lady of Consolation in Perry. They attended a Hungarian Mass then joined a Marian procession from the church grounds. The group returned to Ely Village after the observance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sacred Heart Parish
Perny
Virgin Mary
Hope
Martha
Diane
Benet
Ely
Llyna
Dinnerware Turns Yellow For Gay Table
A New York report notes a yellow color trend dominating tableware at trade shows and in home sets. Designers favor yellows from bright gold to pale off white with brown speckles and turquoise accents, creating bold, livable table arrangements for fall dinners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joan Vanaucer
New York
Atlantic City
China Glass and Pottery Show
Ecenter
Locynon
Alllow
Andress
Orcorn Spras
Saarers
Gold Star Mothers Plan Benefit at American Legion Home
Final plans for a pillowcase card party and bake sale were made by Gold Star Mothers at the American Legion Home. Mrs Gertrude Johnson will host. an Afghan gift from Gazella Apai will be a special prize. arrangements were set for a transfer of Elizabeth Daley to California and transportation to Loudonville for Gold Star Mothers Sunday. A nominating committee will be appointed at a short business meeting. other details include a rummage and bake sale on August 18 at Ridgeville and Peters Lades Town Hall Central.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion
Gold Star
Gertrude Johnson
Ways and Means
Gazella Apai
Apat
Elizabeth Daley
California
Louise Minch
Gold Star Wotkers
West Coast
Loudonville
Star Mothers
Mis Apai
Mothers Wall
Crile Hospitsas
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Or Nocle
Spe
Bob Emmons
Chronicle-Telegram
Ray Gehrigs
Glenn Liebhardts
Melvyn
Lane
Gehrings
Liebhardts
L Laurence Liss
Affiliated Builders, Inc
Gehring
Kuntz and
Joyce
Lorain
Liebhardt
Lyons Transportation
Terry
Verna
Sarah
Hane Barbie
Melyn Lane
Bruce Nolan
Liddie Kane
Christine Johnny LaRoche
Andy Barbie
John Gedbeys
Barbie Kane
H.C. Miles
Perry Shrine
O’donnell
Lodi ST
Cleveland ST
Favorie Shawn
United Polish Club
Murphy
Atucha Kuchemfuther
Boutih Kirkpatrick
Mary Heshutts
Marie Ensign
Louie Vineh
Juha Pishura
Town Hall
Ridgeville & Peters Lades
Rummage Sale
Uurday
Middle Ave
Graystone
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