Bridal Couple Will Live In Elyria After Denver Trip
Robing Mrs. George Tacory and Pearl Maver wed Wednesday at eight o'clock in the bride's Lorain home. Rabbi Julius Kertoan officiated as the couple planned to live in Elyria upon returning from their Denver trip. Bride, a Lorain High School graduate, has ties to local temples and Hadassah. groom, owner of Carmen Wine Company, is a Lorain native and former Army man. The couple will reside in Plaza Apartments after their return.
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Elyria
Denver
Colo. R
George Tacory
Pearl Maver
Julius Kertoan
Max Mayer
2Nd Street
Lorain
Plaza
Lorain High School
Western Reserve
Ohio State Universities
Agudath Bnai Israel Temple
Hadassah
Master Manufacturing Company
Ohio State University
Agudath Bnai
Héy Fathar
Nancy Hawk
Hazel Speaks
Betty Aderman
Sharon Rex
Alfred Karpinsky
Harry J, Smith Jr
Leonard
Coe Memorial Building
Senior Y-Teen Cabinet Plans Year's Program
The newly formed Senior Y-Teen cabinet held its first meeting to plan the year. They renamed the group Y-Teen Squares with the slogan Get on the Ball with the Squares and announced a September square dance. Monthly meetings are set for the first Tuesday and third Saturday. Officers include President Pex Hogan and others, with a membership list of several young women.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lissa Webster
Wilma Smith
T Yo
Dan Kinsey
Oberlin
Pex Hogan
Ant Dutch
Ellen Fenimore
Anna Drier
Pat Radican
Rose Marie Bulkiewicz
Janice Decker
Carol Double
Mary Fell
Pat Hart
Mary Lou Hardy
Mary Nivus
Janice Shrieber
Wilma Shrieber
Carrie Wawrzewczak
Natalie Woodin
Oslo Telegram Echoes August 29 1947
A fragment from Oslo reporting dated August 29 1947 notes Felday and surrounding events. Limited readable text references place and date with no clear action or outcome. Further context unavailable in the legible portion.
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Oslo
Felday
Miss Dorothy Craft Passes State Board as Nurse
Miss Dorothy Craft of 308 Haine Street graduates from St John’s Hospital School of Nursing in Cleveland in June and passes the state board to become a registered nurse. She joins the nursing staff at Elyria Memorial Hospital. Nearby residents and visitors are listed, with multiple births noted at Elyria Memorial Hospital including a David Robert Van Arsdale and a daughter born to Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Arnold.
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Dorothy Craft
Haine,street
St. John's Hospital School of Nursing
Cleveland
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Maude Bainbridge
Hawthorne Street
Reed Boyd
Jabuo
Minnie Ward
Champaign County
Celia Pearson
London
Canada
M. Crandall
East Aveoniue
Bethesda
J. Ry Crandall
Kila Pease
Middle Avenue
Martin Baron
Erie Street
Mhilome
American Legion
Robert R. Paty
Daytona
Florida
Paty
Volusia County Technical College
Dan G. Carter
Patsy
Pelee
Sandusky
Leamington
Kingsville
Ontario
Donald van Arsdale
Eleanor Robson
David Robert
R. D
Grafton
William Jakelsky
Chestnut Street
Grattan
Hotings
Wilbur Arnold
Lincoln Street
Amherst
First Birthday Fete for Judy Witbeck at Indian Hollow
Judy Witbeck celebrated her first birthday with a family gathering at Indian Hollow road. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. James Fillo and son Eugene of Elyria, Mr. and Mrs. Edmund Witbeck Sr. and George, and the hosts Mr. and Mrs. Edmund Witbeck Jr. Cake and ice cream followed, and Judy received many gifts.
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Waoy Ann Wisecn
Edmund Witbeck, Jr
Indian Hollow Road
James Fillo
Eugene
Elyria
Edmund Witbeck
George
Edmund Witebeck
Little Judy
Social Club Games at SS Agnes Circle
Hostess Circle members met at Mrs. Lawrence Slavin’s Erie Street home for eight games of 500 with prizes to Mrs. Robert Hentges and Mrs. Charles Hentges. Traveling prizes went to Mrs. Elmer Schmitz and Mrs. Ernest Balas. A luncheon followed, hosted by Mrs. renter it and her daughter Carol. Next meeting set for September 11 at Mrs. Wilford Rainey’s home.
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Agnes Church
Lawrence Slavin
Erie Street
Robert Hentges
Charles Hentges
Elmer Schmitz
Ernest Balas
Renter It
Carol
Wilford Rainey
West River
T Street
Lorain residents cited in license listing mix
A reader note lists several Lorain residents with occupations and ages including Ernest Rigo 26 sieley worker, Dorotly Matikovic 20, Richard Hawley 21 farmer, Joan Hardy 19 Well ington, Milan Rilich 24 analyst, Agnes Toth 20, William Gerrick Jr 22 A. D. 2. Wakeman farmer, and Pollyanna Aker 22 of 290 East 16th street. The fragment references licenses without context.
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Ernest Rigo
Lorain
Sieely Worker
Dorotly Matikovic
Richard Hawley
Sullivan
Farmer
Joan Hardy
Wellington
Milan Rilich
Agnes Toth
William Gerrick, Jr
A. D
Wakeman
Pollyanna’ Aker
East 16Th Street
Meetings Muff Mothers Club Postponed to October
The Meetings Muff Mothers Club plans a meeting at Mrs. Russell Powers home on Emerson court but the event has been postponed to the first Tuesday in October. The note also lists multiple social visits and relatives in the area including Elwin April and baby, Miss Katherine Klay, Glen Yannayon, and the Stevanus family visiting relatives in Grafton Akron and Wellington Fair attendance.
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Muff Mothers Club
Russell Powers
Emerson Court
Frhart
Elwin April
Norwalk
Jimmy April
Katherine Klay
Watsonville
Calif
Glen Yannayon
Adam Richter
Chicago
Ed Richter
T. D. Stevanus
J. L. Howard
Ladi
Homer Howard
Grafton
Archie Lockyer
Cleveland
H. W. Kare
Lillian Cox
Grand Rapids
Mich
Ruby Meyer
Lillian
Schremp
Ruth
Akron
Hiram
Hachenburg
Meyer
J .Cox
Wellington Fair
Gegree Mott
Ed Fries
Frank Fries
Lily Blooms from Easter Plant Grows in New London
In New London a discarded Easter Lily bulb planted at Mrs Schoens hut, wife of the Baptist pastor, has rooted and now bears six blooms. The garden item sits amid church garden news and a new concrete wash facility nearby.
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New London
Altend
New London Boy
Cleveland
Bill Veeck
Cleveland Indians
Lee Teets
Dr. N. Brown
Gerald Fondar
Dan Cole
Ben Filkins
Joe Nash
Douglass
al Sutphin
Cleveland Arena
Joe
Dorothea Tulle
M. Sraith
Oberlin
M.C. Day
Edmund Pranklin
Mississipshi
Local Social Roundup Names Area Visitors and Guests
Misses Marjorie and Lorrett Berlington ofternin spent last week with cousin Charlotte Ribbeck. Horace Hamm of Cleveland called on Mrs. Bert Meyer. Mrs. Frank Ullrich visited friends, while Mrs. F. J. Beanbeck and children of Cleveland joined Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Fries for lunch. Various relatives from Akron, Medina, Cleveland and Hinckley were guests or visitors at several homes, with mentions of meals and social calls throughout the week. Burial noted for a friend Tony Fucus in Cleveland.
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Fries
David
Barney Haury
Bernice Neff
Marjorie
Lorett Berrington
Ternin
Charlotte Ribbeck
Horace Hamm
Cleveland
Bert Meyer
Frank Ullrich
Meyer
F. J. Beanbeck
W. J. Fries
Minnie Feist
Albert Gross
Frank Ulrich
Peter Eisenhardt
Lena Crilbright
Robert
Akron
Frank Fries
Raymond Haumesser
Medina
Hernan Haumesser
Marie McLaughlin
Jeannette Feist
Ruby Meyer
Duanne Meyer
Lawrence Mcclaughlin
Art
Arthur Hachenburg
Lillian Cox
Rebecca Dobson
Ed Richter
Tony Fucus
Berea
J. G. Haury
Hugh Tibbitts
Hinckley
Mary Beth Hawk Wada and Kenneth Myers Wed in North Olmsted
In North Olmsted the First Universalist Church hosted the August 23 wedding of Mary Beth Hawk and Kenneth Myers. The ceremony featured a fern and palm altar, organ music, and a colonial bouquet bride gown. After a reception for 150, the couple planned a trip to Pennsylvania then residency in LaGrange.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marty Beth Hawk
Kenneth Myers
North Olmsted
Universalist
Mary Beth Hawk
Harry Hawk
Porter
Charles Myers
la Grange
Tiane
Heber Hobinson
Hospital Birth Announcements Include Several Families
Multiple birth notices list Mrs. Paul Coward with a baby boy on Carlisle avenue and Mrs. Josephine Walzak with twin boys at 609 West Bridge street, along with several other families and addresses in Lorain. A 41 Club Hay Ride is planned with details pointing to Worthington's at 10 River Road, Ady.
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Paul Coward
Carlisle Avenue
Josephine Walzak
West Bridge Street
Bari Mabl
Prospect Street
Walter Kruckicki
Wighit
Worthington's
Itt
River Road
Ady
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Lois Bolamer
Lois Botamer
Paul Urbansok
Robert Willbond
John Patrick
Cambridge Avenue
Sam Folen
Jack Slack
Richard “Yoo
Uesis
Dix Chub
Bolamer
Lake Avenue Congregational Church
Guild
Circle No. 1
St. Paul's Church
Minnie “Higgenbotham
Kimra Schaub
St. Mark
United Nations
Fred Wirth
Lillian Welton
Fred Klein
Young Women's Guild of
St. Maui's Church
Florence McGuusley
Lois Bring
Miss Boddy
Fay Company
Loretta Hoddy
George Sederis
Catherine Friend
Sederis-Buddy
United Presbyterian Church
Pollyanna Aker
Russell Reed
Columbia Station
Aker
William Gerrick Jr
Methodist Church
William Gerrick Sr
Carol Woods
Herbert Wood
Columbus
Helen Anfeld
Women of the Moose
Maude MecLaughlin
Ina Blaine
Hazel Gibson
People’s Poultry Mit
Lynn -Brasee
Sears
Moutons
Carlton
Carlton Furs
Kramer and Son
Middle Ave
Feclusive
Grace Lutheran Women's Missionary League
W. W. Walker
Walker
William = Neubier
Henry Schmittgen
Carl Stetson
Mary A. Chandler
Daughters of Unison Veterans
Women's Club
Etta Cowles
Grace Woldar
Effa Brown
Chicago Times
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O.M. S. Prayer Circle
O.M.S. Prayer Circle
Carlotta Hafner
O.M.S. General Fund
Ada Smith
David Livingston
W.c.tu
First Methodist Church
Anna Kennedy
W.C.T.U
Asbury Park
N. J
Erhart
Patty Lash
Alington Fairsom
the Harald
Merril
Dorsey Maynard
Huntington
W. Vine
Forrest Motter
Russell
Fort Jackson
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Jegs
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