Local Personal Notices From Elyria Residents
Retired Gerald Bruce returned Thursday after Christmas with his parents Mr and Mrs Carl Bruce of 124 Waithams Street. Sherman of 912 West Avenue leaves Monday for Washington DC to attend Electrical Interior Communications School. Florence Kistner of 421 Adams Street and Mrs Gladys Gehring of 351 Ninth Street travel to Falls River Massachusetts to visit relatives. Johanna Knicrim of 771 Cleveland Street is hospital bound at Elyria Memorial and may receive visitors. James Shepherd of Cleveland connects with Frank Shepherd at 1245 East River Street. Carl Haven, 2105 Grafton Road, had surgery at Elyria Memorial and is doing well. Helen Campbell returns home from Oberlin after two months with her son. Hallie Phelps of Amherst are parents of a daughter born December 30 at Elyria Memorial. A son born to Mr and Mrs John Krumpak at Elyria Memorial on December 30. home 562 West Third Street. Robert Kleinoeder at 518 Middle Avenue welcomed a son on December 30. William M France Sr recovering from illness at 118 East Broad Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gerald Bruce
Carl FL Bruce
Waithams Street
SV Btry
AFA BN
ARTY
Fort Knox
E Sherman
E.M
A E. Sherman
West Avenue
Washington DC
Florence Kistner
Adams Street
Gladys Gehring
Ninth Street
Falls River
Mass
Gehring
Arthur Seneca
Johanna Knicrim
Cleveland Street
Elyria Memorial Hospital
James Shepherd
Cleveland
Frank Shepherd
East River Street
Carl W. Haven
Grafton Road
Helen M Campbell
Howe Street
William M France, Sr
East Broad Street
Neighborhood Bunco Club Honors Ingram and Prizes Awarded
Charter members gathered at Mrs Edna Wrights home Tuesday night to honor former member Mrs Marian Ingram of Standish Michigan. Prizes went to Mrs Rose Ford Mabel Shroyer Reda Mayle and Jessie Munch with Mrs Vanella Harrington getting the consolation. Luncheon followed. The next meeting is set for January 12 at Kay Walkers Durkee road home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bunco Club
Edna Wright
Marian Ingram
Standish
Mich
Bunco
Rose Ford
Mabel Shroyer
Doris MacMath
Betty Billings
Kay Walker
Durkee Road
Licenses for Richard Weber and Leona Dybinski
Richard Weber of Lorain and Leona Dybinski of Amherst receive licenses. Weber is described as a student. Dybinski is listed in Amherst.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Weber
Lorain
Leona Dybinski
Amherst
Engagement Announced for Barbara Menclewicz to Herbert Eddington
Mr and Mrs Phillip Menclewicz of 135 Cascade street announce the engagement of their daughter Barbara Menclewicz to Herbert Eddington son of Mrs Anna Eddington of 135 West Bridge street. No wedding date set. Barbara is employed by Elyria Telephone Company while Herbert works for the railroad. Both attended Elyria High School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phillip Menclewicz
Cascade Street
Barbara
Herbert Eddington
Eddington
Anna Eddington
West Bridge Street
Miss Merelewicz
Elyria Telephone Company
Elyria High School
Helen Wilson Weds Albert Gentile in South Amherst Church
Helen Wilson daughter of Joseph Linden of Third street married Albert Gentile son of Mrs Frances Gentile of South Amherst this morning at South Amherst Church of Nativity. Rev Fr Paul Seskel officiated. The bride wore navy with gray accessories. Attendant Melvinette Gentile wore gray with wine accents. Best man was Sam Rich. Reception at groom’s home featured Christmas decor and a wedding cake. The couple will reside in South Amherst. she works at Bluebird Restaurant, he at Quarrytown Builders Supply.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Amherst
Gentile
Elyria High School
Bluebird Restaurant
Quarrytown Builders Supply Company
Monthly Party Is Tuesday at Elyria Woman's Club
The Elyria Woman's Club Board of Managers meets at the clubhouse at 9 30 Tuesday morning January 3 for its regular business session. The January Better Acquainted card party is Tuesday afternoon at 1 00 with an invite to bring a sandwich and a guest. Mrs A T Sibley leads the bridge party and January 4 hostesses are Mrs Edward Graber and Mrs Ben Myers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria Woman’s Club, Inc
A. T. Sibley
Edward Graber
Ben Myers
Elyria P T A and Many Clubs Meet Tuesday
Elyria calendar lists Elyria Council of P T A meeting at Y M C A. Numerous clubs hold events such as a membership bridge party at 1 pm, a music society postponed, and various church and civic group gatherings led by named members and locations including Sumner street Oak street and Lake avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria Council of P.-T. A
Musical Art Society
Catholic Study Club No
Gilbert Diederick
Sumner Street
Ladies Catholic Benevolent Association
Ely P.-T. A
Alice Weston
Schowalter
Young Ladies’ Sodality of Holy Cross
Elyria Woman's Club
Frank Harmon Lodge
Chiquita Club
Audrey Olmstead
Oak Street
Friendly Bunco Club
Helen Fortman
Lake Avenue
Lamplighters Club
Emery Shay
Oakwood Street
Emmanuel Luthern Women's Missionary Society
Daughters of Sahara
Lottie Marsh
Adelbert Street
Epiphany To Be Observed By St Andrew's Churchwomen
The St Andrew's Churchwomen plan an Epiphany program and tea on January 4 at 1 30 in the undercroft. Rev John Shibata will discuss missionary opportunities in Japan. he has served with Nippon Sei Ko Kwai for ten years and studies in the United States. The event invites guests to attend with a guest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St Andrew's Parish
Jesus
Jordan
John the Baptist
John Shibata
Japan
Ely PTA Meeting Set With Alice Weston Program
Ely Parent-Teacher Association plans a Tuesday evening session on January 3 at 8 pm in the school auditorium. Alice Weston will present the program for attendees and guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ely Ely
Alice Weston
Schowalter
Girl Scout Troop 3 Hosts Christmas Party and Carol Sing
Girl Scouts Troop No. 3 led by Mrs. Don Burgan hosted a Christmas party with adults and Day Camp Little Braves as guests. Miss Allison showed movies, Mrs. Irving Gorham led singing, and Mrs. Thompson acted as Santa for the gift exchange. Guests enjoyed refreshments before carol singing at Gates Hospital on December 21 with Troops 3 8 and 26 giving popcorn balls and candy canes. Troop 3 plans a meeting at Edison School on January 9. Mrs. Carlton Squire entertained piano students at 125 Stanford Avenue with Christmas songs games and refreshments. Attendees included Fred Nicholas Joyce Dellefield Nancy Muller Dorothy Jesse Fired Jesse Leaarene Novak Veramita West Nancy Boeggman Linda Ware Wayne Gower and Bobby Gower. Lady Robertson Lodge Daughters of Scotia met in the E of P hall with Chief Daughter Margaret Paton presiding. After reports and business refreshments were served by Mrs. Robert Paton assisted by Mrs Jack Trumbull. Mrs. Mary Stevenson won the evening’s special prize. A meeting is set for January 10 in the EK of P hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fellowship Club
Grace Lutheran Church
Andy Grambley
Jack Rose
Dick Ehlke
Charlotte
Virginia Rust
Genoa
Phyllis Gebhardt
Jack Gebhardt
Leroy Gotto
Charles Hammer
Arthur Bhrke
Walter Rust
Don Burgan
Allison
Irving Gorham
Thompson
Santa Claus
Gates Hospital
Edison School
Carlton Squire
Stanford Avenue
Fred Nicholas
Joyce Dellefield
Nancy Muller
Dorothy Jesse
Fired Jesse
Leaarene Novak
Veramita West
Nancy Boeggeman
Linda Ware
Wayne Gower
Bobby Gower
Robertson Lodge
Daughters of Scotia
Hall
Margaret Paton
Robert Paton
Jack Trumbull
Mary Stevenson
Christmas Day Dining Guests Across Area
Christmas Day dinners and weekend visits span several towns with multiple families hosting relatives and friends. Guests include Bernice Neff, the Haurys, the Regal and Gross families, Cahliks, Bowles, Winchells, the Ullrichs, the Howards, and many others across Cleveland, Elyria, Vermilion, Lake Erie Lodge, and nearby communities.
Hospital Discharges List Persons and Addresses
Hospital discharges include Mrs Richard Kim with a baby girl in Lorain and Mrs Glen McCabe with a baby girl at 142 Valley View. Also Mrs Lee Moore and baby boy at 204 Roosevelt Ave, Patricks Bucynski in Grafton. Mrs Harry Ross at 254 Indian Hollow Road. Mrs John Brown at 251 Valley View.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Kimborough
Lorain
Glen McCabe
Valley View
Lee Moore
Roosevelt Avenue
Patricks Bucynski
Grafton
Harry Ross
Indian Hollow Road
John Brown
Christmas Day Dinner Guests Share Medina Visit
Mr and Mrs Wilbert Armbruster of Medina hosted Christmas Day dinner with guests including Mrs Philip Armbruster Ella and the Misses Dorothy and Violet Feist along with their son Glen Yannayon Weldon and Gloria.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glen Yannayon
Weldon
Gloria
Dorothy
Violet Feist
Philip Armbruster
Ella
Wilbert Armbruster
Medina
Spencer Sharpe called to Fremont for aunt's kidney infection
Mrs Jack Sharpe rushed to Fremont last Thursday morning when her aunt Hattie Kuhn fell ill at Community Hospital with a kidney infection. She returned Saturday evening as Holiday Notes recount visits and family gatherings across Cleveland Elyria Lorain and Columbus areas including Dague, Rumbaugh, Croskey, and Stewart families. A Petersham clock tale concludes with a mouse causing the clock to stop striking the hour during a church visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spencer
Jack Sharpe
Fremont
Hattie Kuhn
Sharpe
Roger Rumbaugh
Clarence Dague
Fred Rumbaugh
Agnes
Jack Odegard
Flint
Mich
Kenneth Croskey
Vina Bechtel
al Friend
Shreve
Pat Croskey
Mach
Jim Croskey
Norman Eckhart
Elyria
Bob Stewart
LaGrange
Arthur Stewart
Tom Stewart
Harry Stewart
J. H. Dunn
Oberlin
William Jaeger
Henrietta
George Kuhn
Kuhn
Dagues
Columbus
Early
D O Early
Dallas Hange
Cuyahoga Falls
Harvey Hange
Jack Sharne
Sidney Long
Robert Dryer
Cleveland
Mabel Hillbrook
Henry
Minnie Lowe
Ottis
Glen Pomeroy
Loyd Pomeroy
Scientist reports fungi found in cancer cases in New York talk
Dr Irene Corey Diller of the Cancer Research Institute in Philadelphia told reporters at an American Association for the Advancement of Science meeting in New York that fungi have been found in more than 100 cancer cases studied over the past 18 months. She cautioned that this is not proof fungi cause cancer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irene Corey Diller
American Association For Advancement of Science
New York
Jis
Cancer Research Institute
Philadelphia
International
Amvets Post 32 Extends New Year Wishes
Elyria Amvets Post 32 sends New Year greetings to members and the community, wishing happiness and prosperity in the year ahead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Amvets
Three Die and Four Hurt in Detroit Gasoline Plant Fire
A five alarm blaze at the Aurora Gasoline plant on Detroit's southwest side killed Herbert Wright 27 and later Mike Rusnick 33 and Arland Murphy 37 in hospital. About 100 workers were on site as two explosions touched off the fire. Firefighters foamed burning lines and stopped explosions near two 20,000 gallon tanks as thirty-one companies responded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Aurora Gasoline Company
Southwest Side
Herbert Wright
Mike Rusnick
Arland Murphy
Rusnick
Elyria Garden Club News Tale of Flowers and England
The Elyria Garden Club notes unseasonable weather at Cascade Park and recalls Christmas greens at the Arthur Ely home. A British garden book details England’s early flower list of 97 plants circa 1440, noting roses as queen and national emblem, with histories of Gerard’s 28 rose varieties in 1596, the pinks of Paisley, and tulips from Holland. It mentions Lord Gambier near Iver, Bucks, and local ties to Gambier, Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cascade Park
Blackpool
England
Cedarville
Elyria
Arthur Ely
Itis
Europe
Trinity College
Cambridge
Italy
Lancaster
York
Gerard
Lord Burghley
Lord Gambier
Gambier, Ohio
Iver
Bucks
Marian Martin pattern and garden flower notes
Marian pattern ad invites twenty five cents for pattern 9030 in size 16 with full sew chart and home sewing tips. Floral plant history follows listing carnations pansies sweet peas delphiniums phlox and sweet william with origins in England Sicily and Siberia and references to Charles II Chaucer and McKinley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marian Martin
Chronicle Telegram
Pattern Dept
West 18Th St
New York
N.Y
Mexico
England
Charles Iit
Chaucer
McKinley
William
Bluebird Trail Plan Gains Fast Support in Georgia
Connie Watts of the Bluebird Macartin club promotes turning U S route 23 into a blue bird trail. Martin aims to install 30000 bird boxes along the route from Canada to Florida with authorities’ help.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bluebirds For Happiness
Baldwin
Connie Watts
Bluebird-Macartin Club
Martin
Canada
Florida
Slip Covers Ready Made for Home Appointments
Ready made slip covers offered for in home appointments. Call 2763 to arrange a demonstration or installation at a customer’s residence. Product options include tailored fits and quick customization services. Local service inquiries encouraged to schedule convenient time.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Barbara Menclewicz
Helen Wilson
Albert Gentile
Women's Christian Temperance Union
Elsria
V. F. W. Post
East Bridge Street
First Methodist
Elizabeth Stevens Society
Chevalier Lodge
Boylan Bloch
American Legion
Board of
Elaria
Woman's Club
St John's
Altar Guild
Elyria Lodge
F Hall
United Polish Club
Oberlin Road
Sponsored By
Young Ladies Sodality
Holy Cross Church
Music By
Stylemasters
Hess
Hess & Hess
Middle Ave
Oharbiye
East Side
East Broad St
P_1.A. News
Effa Brown
Sun and Times Co
Girl Scouts
Erhart
Cal Neff
Bernice Neff
Barney Haury
Gilbert
Ronnie
Lawrence
Jimmy April
Elwin
Norwalk
Ginger
Mary Lou Regal
Huntington
Albert Gross
Dean Regal Rollin
Rose Marnie
Johnny
Valley City
Ward Winchell
Ed Offenberg
Bob
Berea
Frank Ullrich
Raymond Keller
Shirley
Virgil Howard
Twain Stevanus
Sam Neumeyer
James Heckler
Hinckley
George Bowles
Joseph Borga
Walter Saphner
John
Joseph Saphner
Alex MacFarlane
Ed Steyer
Clayton Knable
Karl Kramer
Vic
Charles Benen
Barberton
Dan Sehkaheh
Wakhion
Walter Kramer
Kent
George Neumeyer
Don Griffin
Jackie
Gene
Mary Rhiamer Nias
Archie Tockyver
Cyr
Den
Cheveland
Alondav
Harold Fiest
Bertrand Leckver
Rem
Nyay
Surdock Herman Studios
Hickory Dickory
Petersham
Petersham Unitarian Church
Tame
Kenneth Clark
STING
Dioe
J. Plating Co
Brandtson
Elyria Garden Club News
Holland
Marian Last
Siberia
North America
Franciscus Cupani
Sicily
Uvedle
Enfield
Elyria Fur Shop and Associates
E. Gross
Ted Janus
Esther Niemeyer
Sprague
East Ave
Ay Wsspral
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