Wedding of Dorothy Blakeslee and Jack Fisher in Elyria
Miss Anna Blakeslee wed Jack Fisher in a First Baptist church ceremony at seven. Only immediate family present. The couple, with Mrs Kay as matron of honor and Mr Kay as best man, left for a Warren Ohio home at 897 North Todd Street. Both attended Elyria High School.
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Hortly
Anna Ao Blakeslee
Frank P. Blakeslee
Tenth Street
Jack Fisher
Roy Burnett
Gates Avenue
Ralph W. Neighbour
George Kay
Mr. Kay
Fisher
Kay
Warren
Ohio
North Todd Street
Elyria High School
First Baptist Church
Former Elyria Man Weds In Detroit
Charles Walrath Jr formerly of Elyria and Miss Margaret OBrien of Detroit wed on Saturday August 21 in a Presbyterian chapel in Detroit. The bride wore a navy suit with pink rose and gardenia bouquet. maid of honor Kathleen Wockenfuss wore brown. best man Ray Trust. A reception for twenty five followed. The couple will reside in Detroit where Walrath works at Ford Motor Company River Rouge plant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Walrath Announi
Charles Jr
Elyrian
Detroit
Michigan
Margaret O’brien
Richard O'Brien
Greenwood
Kathleen Wockenfuss
Elyria
Ray Trust
East Comperes High School
Pre-Nuptial Parties Honor Miss Eleanor Shapko
Mary C Brand and Mrs J J Wojtovich hosted a pre-nuptial gathering for Eleanor Shapko with Banco and cards, pink and white decor, and prizes for Agnes Skorke Ann Lugas and Eleanor Shapko. Shapko received many gifts as her Canton wedding to Joseph G Shearer is planned for September 6 at St Agnes church in Canton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eleanor Shapko
Mary C. Brand
J. J. Wojtovich
Agnes Skorke
Ann Lugas
Joseph Azok
Eleanor Phiel
Evelyn Harrison
Alvina Barney
al Morse
Helen Barr
Joseph Az
Canton
St. Agnes Church
Leo J. Briasel
Evenchik Reception Honors Marvin at Home
The Evenchik residence at 16 Oxford Avenue hosted about 200 guests from New York Cleveland Ravenna Fremont Detroit Elyria and Lorain for a reception honoring Marvin Evenchik son of Mr and Mrs J Evenchik on his confirmation at the Jewish Temple this Saturday A blue and yellow color motif complemented flowers and illuminated birthday cake while gifts from relatives and friends poured in Mrs F Ohlaubm of New York and Mrs M Evenditk of Cleveland attended as sisters in law assistants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evenchik
Oxford Avenue
Marvin Evenchik
Marvin
John Haldeman
Max
Michigan
Elkhart
Indiana
Glendale Court
Georgia Phipps
Alice Phipps
Andover
Ohio
William Block
Paul
Twelfth Street
Leonard Krugman
Cleveland
Niagara Falls
Toronto Fair
Lake Chautauqua
Donald Hecock
Detroit
Lake Avenue
W .A. Rice
Hamburg
Iowa
the & F. Rice
Fast Bridge Street
Ada Wise
Hazel Mower
Neufer Court
Hazelton
Phoenixville
Minersville
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Frank Dieterich
Corner Avenue
Vermilion-on-the-Lake
Gerald Malterer
Bell Avenue
Ft. Benjamin Harrison
Indianapolis
John Malterer
Elyria
Ralph Bauer
Tommy
Longfellow Avenue
Bud Worthington
Fourth Street
Burt Lake
Indian River
R. B. Strothers
Eastern Heights Boulevard
Plymouth
Charles Hard
Denizen Avenue
Waynesville
North Carolina
Hard
John Budach
Joyce
Cleveland Street
Cornwall
Ontario
Alex LaLonde
Misa Anne Kolopus
Foster Avenue
Québec
Saguenay
Boston
New York
R. W. Neighbour
East Avenue
Guill Lake
Houghton Lake
Canada
George S. Myera
Ohio Supreme Court
Carl Lersch
Harrison Street
Raymond Krusman
Park Place
Elyra Memorial Hospital
Philip Schultz
Columbus
Robert Heath
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Burr Sprague
Loeffler Company
Apent
Tea For Bride-Elect In Oberlin House Party
A tea honoring Miss Jeanne OConnor, bride elect for September, was hosted by Mrs. Paul Becker and Mrs. Hilary Mannink at Mannink's Locust Street home in Oberlin. Thirty five guests from Lorain, Elyria, Avon Lake, Columbia, Grafton and La Grange attended. pink and silver decor featured a silver bowl of pink rosebuds and a miniature bridal party on the buffet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeanne O'Connor
Paul Becker
Hilary Mannink
Locust Street
Oberlin
Mary O'Connor
Mary Margaret Finegan
Lorain
Elyria
Avon Lake
Columbia
Grafton
la Grange
Start Full Activities Elyria Commandery Convocation
Elyria Commandery No. 60 Knights Templar will hold a special convocation on Thursday evening September 2. The Red Cross degree will be conferred on one candidate under the direction of R. E B. Sannar, past commander. This opens a busy Fall and Winter season as Eminent Commander Leonard Kuss and his officers seek larger attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria Commandery No. 60
Knights Templar
Red Cross
R. E B. Sannar
Leonard Kuss
Calendar of club meetings and events listed for Monday to Friday
A crowded local calendar lists Mothers Monday Night Club at YWCA 7 30 pm Beav er Park co ed party Townsend Club and many religious and fraternal group meetings including Sigma Gamma Sorority Isius Sorority St Paul s Circle 3 and Rebekah Lodges plus church societies and a London quote about Europeans noting 16th century writers calling the English among the laziest on the continent
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Y-Indus Club
Beaver Park
Townsend Club
William Boone’s
11Th Street
Sigma Gamma Sorority
Joe Hochenedel
East Avenue
Teneza Club
Irene Wizorek
Bellefield Avenue
Tota Nu
Dorothy Koontz
Cornell Avenue
Jolly Eight Bunco Club
William Stevens
Furnace Street
Circle 3
St. Paul's
Albert Vietzen
Foster Avenue
Oras Sempre
Frank Smith
West Street
Sizley
Genevieve Gariss
Chestnut Street
Elyria Lodge No
United American Mechanics
Isius Sorority
Alberta Houk
Stanford Avenue
Emmanuel Lutheran Church
Continent
Hospital Admissions and Discharges List Including Families
A compiled notice lists hospital admissions and discharges with numerous individuals and addresses across Lorain County communities. Names include Mrs Raymond Krugman Patricia Cropp Mary Dolacki Nell Green and others, reflecting patient and discharge details from multiple towns and streets. The document reads as a registry of admissions and newborns, with locations in Lorain Avon Lake Wellington and nearby areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Krugman
Park Place
Jack Cole
R. D
Patricia Cropp
West River Street
Mary Dolacki
Lorain
Nell Green
Avon Lake
George Harvey
Chestnut Street
Eugene Dupackoski
Columbia Station
Alfred Stoney
Sixth Street
Josephine Carolina
Painesville
Robert Heath
Ed Robinson
Dewey Avenue
Joseph Dunlap
Jefferson Street
Andy Vargo
Woodford
Phyllis Jobson
North Ridgeville
Temperance Howell
Wellington
Henry Schroeder
Cheektonga
New York
George Daniels
Lakewood
George Kiser
Erie Street
Earl Conabee
Anton Olsen
Chester Sikora
South Middle Avenue
Dorothy Piegott
Eric Markel
Cy Garter
Oberlin
Harry Justayich
E. 16Th Street
Ed Sturtevant
Richard Berry
Cleveland Street
Edward Putman
Vermilion
William Moehler
Grafton
Mary Dolschi
Bride-Elect Miss Kieffer Feted Before Ross-Kieffer Wedding
Miss Dorothy Kieffer, bride-elect to William Ross, honored at a tea and kitchen shower hosted by Miss Irene Hollis on Middle avenue. Fifteen guests received yellow and orchid favors as flowers and a lace tea table complemented the event. The open church ceremony is set for Thursday at 3 PM in the First Baptist church with a courtesy to Ruth Nierman and Oscar Jaroch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Kieffer
William Ross
Irene Hollis
Middle Avenue
C. C. Kieffer
Miss Kieffer
Ana
Ruth Nierman
Oscar Jaroech
Carl Woodin
Cornell Avenue
Dorothy Hoton
John Graf
Jaroch
Donald Gehl
Natalie Woodin
Don Gehl
Robert Woodin
Lorain
Holford Farr Family Reunion Elects Officers At Picnic
The 23rd Holford Farr family reunion at Frank Honney’s Butternut Ridge home drew over eighty attendees. Officers elected for the coming year were 3. H. Penfound president, Herschel Farr vice president, Rosalie Baater secretary treasurer and Lucile Porter historian. A letter from Melanie Farr Gerasch of Giddings, Texas was read. Members came from Three Rivers, Berrien Springs, Wheeler Michigan, Liberty Center, Toledo, Bellevue, Nova, North Olmsted, Eaton, Lakewood, Oberlin, Elyria and Carlisle. The next reunion will be at the George Farr home near Overbn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holford Farr
Frank Honney
Butternut Ridge
Texas
Farr
Three Rivers
Berrien Springs
Wheeler
Michigan
Liberty Center
Toledo
Bellevue
Nova
North Olmsted
Eaton
Lakewood
Oberlin
Elyria
Carlisle
George Farr
Overbn
Local Personal Plugs Of Folks Returning From Trips
Long list of Elyria residents and relatives who returned from trips or visited relatives over weekends and past two weeks. Names include Ira Wiesinger and Marguerite Goodwin, Myers family in Erie, Helling siblings with Fort Wayne relatives, Ruth Chapman with Swanner family in New Deo, and many others visiting cities such as Baltimore Cleveland Indianapolis and Philadelphia with notes on distances and occasions.
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Ira Wiesinger
Robert
Shirley
Marguerite Goodwin
Canada
New England
A. F. Myers
Arthur
Chestnut Street
Erie
Pennsylvania
Scott
Myers
June Ellen
Eleanor Mae Helling
Fairlawn Avenue
W. J. Frederickson
Fort Wayne
Indiana
Ruth Chapman
Wiliams Street
Jess Swanner
New Deoor
W. H. Frederickson
Fatre Lawn Avenue
Ft. Wayne
Marold Chadwick
Washington, D. C
C. C. Fulton
Tenth Street
Chicago
Ilinois
Mary Robertson
Park Place
Baltimore
Maryland
Millie Davis
Former Elyrian Rector Called to Texas Parish
The Rev William X Smith 9913 Burton Ave Cleveland Ohio rector of the Church of the Incarnation is to become Rector of Christ Church Episcopal Laredo Texas beginning September 16 He is a 1926 Elyria High School and 1930 Kenyon College graduate and 1932 33 Gambier Bexley Hall alum He has been active in Ohio church work and education boards and will lead Christ Church as Laredo expands with the Pan American Highway and border exchanges with Mexico City
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William X. Smith
Burton Avenue
Cleveland
Ohio
Church of the Incarnation
Christ Church (Episcopal
Laredo
Texas
Gambier
Kenyon
Bexley
Gleveland
Corpus Christi
Diocese of Ohio
Department of Religious Education
Cora Smith
Smith
Day's Hardware and Music Store
Elyria
Rio Grande
Mexico
Missouri Pacific Lines
Mexico City
Great Rio Grande Valley
Texas Hat Company
United States
Christ Church
Visit Notes From Lockport In Weekend Gathering
The Poole couple from Winchester Kentucky visited Mr. and Mrs. J R Holcombe in Lockport New York and planned a Toronto trip to the Canadian National Exhibition. Rabbi Marcus Kramer departed Elyria for a new post in Pottstown Pennsylvania. Mrs Macian Croge and Mia Kenyon Nichols with her son visited Berrien Springs Michigan relatives and attended the Holford Farr reunion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lockport
New York
Thomas A. Poole
Winchester
Kentucky
J. R. Holcombe
West Avenue
Holcombe
Toronto
Canada
Marcus Kramer
Elyria
Pottstown
Pennsylvania
Macian Croge
Three Rivers
Michigan
Mia
Kenyon Nichols
Berrien Springs
Holford Farr
Lillian Mallory Leads Christian Endeavor Picnic
Twenty two members of the Christian Endeavor Society gathered at the Robinson yard for a picnic supper with Lillian Mallory as reader of the meeting. Her talk titled Standing Up for the Rights of Others covered rights of brothers, social injustice, and employers’ duties. A dinner followed in honor of two recently married couples at the Jago home with gifts, flowers, and magic tricks by Melvin Jago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Endeavor Society of the
Church of Christ
Robinson Yard
South Middle Avenue
Lillian Mallory
Ruth Kaiser
Cocll Garrett
Mary Eleanor Foster
Wayne Burdue
Ellsworth Albert
Gertrude Mallory
Miss Mallory
Jago
Park Place
Ed Hower
Leroy Bannister
Paul Summerlee
William Jago
Beth
Peggy Sunmerlee
Kathryn Darcy
Melvin Jaro
Melvin Jago
Entertain Sorority Hosts Bake Sale Plans and Lake Outing
Entertaining at Babe Bennett's Madison street home, the Phi Kappa Sigma sorority discussed a bake sale for September first and planned a Labor Day weekend at the lake. Betty Osborn won the bridge game, Frances Parker placed, Dorothy Harper attended as a guest.
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Phi Kappa Sigma
Babe Bennett
Madison Street
Bridge
Sret
Betty Osborn
Frances Parker
Dorothy Harper
Church Leader Accepts Call to Laredo Diocese
A recently announced decision places the clergyman on assignment to Christ Church in Laredo, Texas, while parish planning began prior to his formal reply. In Ohio the Church of the Incarnation ranks 15th in size among 122 parishes and missions, and in Cleveland the same parish is third of 28. In West Texas, where he will serve, Christ Church Laredo stands fifth among 48 parishes and missions. A Meskwaki powwow marks the peace pipe lighting with tribes including Winnebago, Chippewa, Sioux, Potawatomi and Kickapoo joining visiting groups and white attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laredo
Diocese of
Ohio
Church of the Incarnation
Cleveland
West Texas
Tina
M. E. Church Ice Cream and Melon Social
A social event at the Hugh Palmer home on Route 10, Tuesday afternoon through evening, August 31 features ice cream and melons to raise church funds. Proceeds support church activities and community outreach.
Amherst Bride Violet Jones Weds Milton Hutton in Local Wedding
Violet Jones and Milton Hutton wed in a four o clock ceremony at William Jones home on North Ridge road with Rev Schmidt officiating. Attendants Miss Virginia Miller and Mortle Jones, reception for 100 at Lorain Yacht Club. Both sets of parents, church members all, with detailed gowns and flowers noted. The couple will reside with the bride’s father.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Jones
North Ridge Road
Violet
Milton Hutton
William Hutton
South Main Street
Schmidt
St. Peter Evangelical and Reformed Church
Virginia Miller
Lorain
Mortle Jones
Pamnbers
Misa Miller
Lohengrin
Misa
Rene Robinson
Anna Fischer
Lorain Yacht Club
Amherst
Elyria
St. Pater Evangelical
North Ridge
Prince Michael Ordered to Study in Bucharest Holiday Break
Romania decides Prince Michael must work to catch up in exams after his many holidays. King Carola says examinations are postponed to allow the prince to complete his studies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bucharest
King Carola
Romania
Prince Michael
Forest reserves created in Missouri Ozarks total over 1.9 million acres
Paul D. Kelleter district supervisor for the United States Forestry Service reports that the federal government has purchased more than 1,900,000 acres in the Missouri Ozarks to establish new forest preserves.
The Other Woman Around the Corner and Lydia Pinkham Ad
An older home life issue story discusses a wife's fatigue and distress and the unfamiliar burdens of housework. It promotes Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a remedy, claiming it helps women endure the three trials of life from girlhood to motherhood to aging.
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Lydia Pinkham
Womefan
Lydia E. Pinkham
Lydia E Pinkram
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