April 11 wedding chosen for Mary Ruth Simsik and Myron Sprinkle
The engagement of Miss Mary Ruth Simsik to Myron W Sprinkle is announced by her parents of 3138 West River Road. The couple will wed April 11 at 3 PM at St Peter and Paul Lutheran Church Lorain. Simsik is a Clearview High School graduate class of 1949 and both work at General Industries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marvy Ruth Simsik
Myron W. Sprinkle
Air
John Simsik
West River Road
Sprinkle
Alton Sprinkle
RD 2
Spencer
SS Peter and Paul Lutheran Church
Lorain
Thomas Daniel
Valentine Dance Draws 200 Members at Elyria Country Club
The Elyria Country Club hosted a Valentine dancing party Saturday with about 200 attendees from Lorain county and Cleveland. About 125 dined beforehand, hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Allen Smythe and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Parrett, as part of a series organized by the entertainment committee led by Mr. and Mrs. Frank Brandau.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria Country Club
Lorain County
Cleveland
Allen Smythe
Robert Parrett
Frank Brandau
Catholic Study Club council to meet at St Jude’s Church
The Catholic Study Club executive board will convene at St Jude’s Church on March 11 in the evening. Reverend John Jason will speak to OMS Prayer Circle members. An American firm has sold all five of its telephone companies at 7:30. The meeting occurs at the home of Mrs Cook on West Avenue in Colombia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women of the Moose
Moosehall
Nova Coe
Virginia Towne
Ada Koppenhafer
Martha Ford
Don Johnson
Adams Street
Yoland Goudy
Ina Blaine
Harriett Tremmes
Pauline Waldron
Amanda Cameron
Mrrs
Mike Seigler
Catholic Study Club Council
St. Jude’s Church
Britain
John Jason
OMS Prayer Circle
Mrs Cookies
Colombia
lGnderhilt
West Avenue
Rainbow Girls Install Staff at Elyria Assembly
Harriet Fobes was installed as worthy advisor of Elyria Assembly, Rainbow for Girls, during an open installation at Franklin School in Elyria Saturday. The event featured installing officers, a color scheme of red and silver, floral arrangements, and remarks by Rev. Byron K. Anthony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harriet Fobes
Elyria Assembly
Order of Rainbow For Girls
iPranklin School
Barbera Wellert
Corder
Mary Jensen
Shirley Hovis
Carole van Kamp
Carolyn Madara
Barbara Moehle
Norma Telzerow
Nature
Evalon Parker
Immortality
Judy Mason
Fidelity
Carol Burke
Alberta Wood
Molly Martin
Sandra Roe
Pat Hancock
Rita Rogers
Hang‘ing
Miss Fobes
Miss Rogers
Harriet
Margery Palmer
Eleanore Brandal
Wellert
Eastern Star Board
Charlotte Ward
Lorain
Rogers
Pertins
Reese
Bernie Fobes
Cuyahoga Falls
Don Fobes
Columbus
Miss Wellert
Hariet
Ann Schiesz
Barbara Wellert
Barbara
Elayne Evenchik
Ann Hennings
Molly Neilsen
Carol Tonry
Frye
John Hovis
CERS
Heney Curtie
A .H. West
Marina Johnson
Charity
Lynda Curtis
Hope
Margie West
Feith
Marilyn Pitkin
Kay Sandow
Thelma Line
Beverly Penman
Mary Folk
Susan Hovis
Barbara Exline
Barbara Hume
Carol Lee Bechtel
Nancy Klinger
Sandra Barnes
Joan Murman
Local Licenses Issued for Grafton Amherst and Lorain Residents
Licenses granted to James McElroy of Route 1 Grafton a utility man and Katherine McElroy of Pyle road Amherst along with Freneis Barnhart of Lodi Owel er and LaDonna Summers R D Grafton Roecer Adkins Lorain canelper and Ethel Thomas Lorain Rufus Cheek and Pauline O Dell both of 435 West 14th Street Lorain a shipping clerk and Ernest Sorrell Lorain setup man and Norma Johnson Lorain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James McElroy
Grafton
Katherine McElroy
Pyle Road
Amherst
Freneis Barnhart
Lodi
Oweler
LaDonna Summers
Roecer Adkins
Lorain
Canelper
Ethel Thomas
Rufus Cheek
West 14Th Street
Pauline O'Dell
Ernest Sorrell
Norma Johnson
Sohio Reports 1952 Net Income of 17.7 Million
Standard Oil Co of Ohio, based in Cleveland, reports 1952 net income of 17.7 million dollars. Earnings per share are 4.20, with results subject to final audit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sohio
Cleveland — Standard Oil Co
Ohio
Union Representative Statement On Telegraph Strike
A union representative describes management practices during a telephone strike, accusing supervisors of excessive micromanagement and improper scheduling. The report cites reduced operator availability, delayed service, unpaid or underpaid overtime, and furlough misuse under traffic and operations leaders.
Newcomers Bring Stories To Elyria Community
New families arrive in Elyria with ties to Cincinnati and Cleveland areas. Charles Stratton and family join Grace Lutheran Church and St Johns Lutheran students Dan 7 and Mark 6 enroll in local schools. The Jiovanazzo family from Elyria and the McCasland family relocate with local career links and school ages. The Silverbergs from Cleveland join local groups through work and arts interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Stratton
Cincinnati
East Avenue
Dan
Mark
Time Changes and Courthouse Work Dominate Elyria Chronicle
February 10, 1953 item recalls future dual time in Ohio with clocks back on February 21 and notes complications for Chileans with fast time. It also reports YI C A serving as temporary courthouse during dome work forcing evacuations, plus ongoing efforts to reach a good faith settlement with Elyria Telephone Company amid union tensions.
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Ohio
Y3i
C.A
Elyria Telephone Company
Judge Washburn Honored Upon Retirement From Court
Lorain County Bar association and county officials honored Judge Washburn on his retirement from the Court of Common Pleas. They presented a gift and testimony of respect. The two who fell into the river were mentioned in passing as context to river life near the bank.
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E River
Washburn
Lorain County Bar Association
Court of Common Pleas
Ninety Prisoners Indicted Over Chillicothe Riot
Ninety inmates charged with mutiny at Chillicothe Federal Reformatory, 90 indicted by a federal grand jury for riot acts and property damage. Thirteen named ringleaders face conspiracy counts. four charged with assaulting officers. Recommendations urge floor guards, revised trade school and commissary rules, and stricter honor system.
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Columbus
Chillicothe Federal Reformatory
U.S
Reformatory
Here
Federal
Mel G. Underwood
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Atlanta Fireman Killed In Seven Alarm Warehouse Blaze
An inferno at a Seaboard Air Line railroad freight warehouse in downtown Atlanta was put out after seven alarms. Assistant Chief Morris H. Dean Sr., 56, was killed and 10 other firemen were injured when accumulated gases exploded and a brick wall collapsed. Seven firemen hospitalized, one in critical condition, three treated at the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Asst
Morris H. Dean, Sr
Seaboard Air Line
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Mary Ruth Simsik
Dominic J. Amato
Carey's Villa
Amato
Prudential Insurance Company
Marion Hetler
G. D. Riggs
Vern Archer
J. J. Wehman
Joe Giovanazzo
Elyria
Jantz
Women of
The
Friendly Parsch’s
Idaho
AKONA
ARSCH
We Lumber Ecual Ico
Lodi Street
Rainbow Girls
Carol James
Honor Fielder
Carol Davis
Karla Koehn
Marian Glosser
Marilxn Dean
Judy Earl
Dorothy Fischer
Carol Huston
Pauline Kirkpatrick
Barbara Johnson
Ruth Eddy
Susan Lamb
Betty Lou Olmstead
June Parrish
Dorothy Pickford
Marcia Prindle
Barbara Ann Raynor
Nancy Raynor
Patricia Schwed
Linda Sheldon
Sandra Slauter
Judy Smith
Carolyn Sturtevant
Emma Burrer
Harold Dicken
Ded Reese
David J. Nye Cheater
Order of McMolay
Dad
Joseph Jiovanazzo
Little Anthony
West Bridge Street
Jiovanazzo
Prudential Life Insurance Company
Elyrian
U. S. Air Force
Rome
N.Y
Gerald R. McCasland
Valparaiso
Ind
la Grange
WEOL
Ninth Street
MecCasland
Valparaiso University
Chicago
McCasard
Mery Ann
Donald
Robert
Seran Jane
Seno
First Baptist Church
Frenklin School
MIT
icCasiand
McCasland
Ckes
LaGrange Group of
Child Conservation League
Fast Breac Street
Leo Silverberg
Silverberg
Harry's
Silverbergs
Kenneth
Garford School
Fenny College
Army Intelligence Corps
England
North Carolina
Nan
Mary Pawlikowski
Chhief
Elvira
Ruby Lynch
Ruby
A.4
Fred
Urion Bargaiiing
Werth
Auburn
Masonic Temple
Sealtest Big Top
Sealtest
Belle Vernon Milk Company
Elyria-Lorain
Ohio Relief Commission
Elyria School
Elyria Board of Education
James F. Brown
British Columbia
Ohio Workmen Compensation Department
Clarence Marsh
Black
Chillicothe
Broad ST
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