Engagement Of Miss Ruth Hollis And William E Kelley Jr
The engagement of Ruth Hollis to William E Kelley Jr was announced. Miss Hollis a Blyria High School graduate now in business college, and Mrs Hollis’s family ties are noted. Kelley, Elyria High School graduate 1936, Kent State alumnus, recently served overseas in the European Theatre and is now a Dayton Ohmer Care representative. No wedding date set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Hollis
William E. Kelley
Gerald
Lodi Street
Willie H. Kelley
Wooh. Kelley
Sellis
Blytia High School
Oof
Elginia Business College
Keller-Kahn Company
Kelley
Elyria High School
Kent State University
Ohmer
Dayton
Mildred Jobson and E E Conn Weds in North Ridgeville Church
The ceremony for Mildred Mae Jobson and Ammett FE Conn took place at four o'clock in the North Ridgeville Congregational church. The bride, daughter of Claude Jobson, wore a white lace and net gown with a long veil and carried white roses. Attendants included Fred Sebold as matron of honor and Ruth Oshorn as bridesmaid. Melody Cann was best man, with William Schriester and John Kathe as ushers. About 75 guests from multiple states and towns attended the reception at the Elyria Woman's Club. The couple planned to honeymoon and reside with the bride’s father in Ridgeville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mildred Mae Jobson
Ammett FE
North Ridgeville Congregational Church
William A. Leath
First Congregational Church
Elyria
Claude T.,tabson
North Ridgeville
Bauer
Melody Cann
Beast Man
William Schriester
John Kathe
Cleveland
Detroit
Plimoth
Atwater
Ohio
Beckley
West Virginia
Wisconsin
Alabama
Minerva High School
U.S. Navy
Methodist Clurch
Women's
Soe
St Mary's Altar Rosary Guests At Breakfast
About 180 members of St Mary's Altar Rosary Society attended a breakfast after the ovelock Mass in the church. Miss Theodora Blake of Bedford spoke on The Eminent Dangers to Christianity and How They Revert to the Days of Persecution. Tom Kelly chaired, with 246 Holy Name Society members assisting in meal preparation and service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mary's Altar-Rosary Society
Holy Name Sa
Edward Coles
Theodora Blake
Bedford
Tom Kelly
Holy Name Society
Mrs Matilda Dram Celebrates Tec 1st Birthday With Dinner
Mrs Matilda Dram, living with her daughter Mrs Florence Baus, celebrated her 31st birthday with a dinner party in Ridgeville. Guests included Mr and Mrs Carl Dram, Mr and Mrs Victor Reese, Mr and Mrs Offo Lords, Mrs Jerry McDonald and family, and Mr and Mrs Schulz. Born in a jog house near the Kohlan farm, she taught school and belonged to an old Western family. many gifts and cards arrived from friends at the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matilda Dram
Florence Baus
Benelay
Carl Dram
Victor Reese
Ridgeville
Mes
Cuyahoga Falls
Jerry
McDonald
Mra
iSchulz
Drama
Kohlan
Fran. Cleveland Street
Dianne
Mark He Oc Cashin
Hospital Discharges Report Listing Multiple Births
A list of discharge notices includes numerous patients and newborns with abbreviated names and street addresses. The items name mothers or guardians alongside a newborn, with varied street locations such as 241 East 3th street and 274 Longford avenue, indicating a local hospital discharge communications batch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Ortnerd Rutile
East 3Th Street
Russell Wetael
Longford Avenue
Henry Williams
West Sheet
Urban Klingshirn
Gil
Ewat Avenue
William Jakelsky
Grafton Ray Prosser
Cleveland Street
Joyce White
Peaverton Avenue
William Curtis
Qhie Street
George Stillwough
Middle Avenue
James Muler
East Avenue
Flora Jordan
Loran
James Malone
Dewhurst Road
Lawrence Cook
Guatton
Abraham Goleechen
Sug West Street
Local Surnames Highlight Community Births and Graduations
Individuals named Collins Kirkpatrick Steern Gath Pahl Reese and others are noted for graduations and family milestones. Entries record births at Elyria Memorial Hospital and the Case School of Applied Science degree, with multiple relatives visiting, traveling, and celebrating in Elyria and nearby towns. The February 26 ALA UW meeting at 24 Stanford Ave is announced with Dr Glades Hisden as speaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert
Collins
Sony
Paul
West Avenue
Case School of Applied Sci
Nce
Cleveland
Wanita
Epworth-Euelid
Harry Kirkpatrick
Kirkpatrick
Helen de
Robert He ‘Thompson
Fort McClellen
Alabama
Pond
Thompson
Heraves
Camp Campbell
Kentucky
Clifford G. Steern
Charles G. Gath
West Cleveland
Kilvania Club
Jadee Shore
Frederic Pahl
Los Angeles
California
Fred Pahl
Oxford Ceaurt
Ray McCullen
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Artemas Court
Arnold
Kent Ane
Carl Duebens
North Olmsted
Elyria Maina
Raymond Thais
Wooster Street
Age Parente Foto Dietwriter
Pebraas
Walter Breetkrené
Ladi Street
ALA
Harold Rock
Stanford Avenue
Boo'vlock
Glades Hisden
Lara County
Oppo Tury
Calendar Events Tonight and Tomorrow at Various Groups
Social Progress Department hosts one act plays at Wotan's Club in the parish hall with Agnes Aitar-Rosary. Beta Sigrid Phi with Joe Corts at 607 Middle Avenue. Rainbow initiation at Townsend Club in Victory Hall. Veterans of Foreign Wars inspection followed by dinner at 6 30. John G. Whitney class at Methodist church April fi. Daughters of Sahara. Knights of Columbus and King Solomon Lodge events. Tuesday includes Federated Men's Club dinner at Methodist church 6 30 with St Andrew's hosts and Kirk O'Fereal to speak. junior musical society at Congregational church. Navy Mothers Club at Woman's Club with Atty Vandemark. several circle meetings and clubs. Wednesday features Pillaramat Fellowship film Road Show, Daughters of St Andrew, Child Culture Circle, Rebekah Past Noble Grands, Frendsy Right, Sugar Village Malta ladies, St Jude's Altar Rosary, and multiple St Pauls circles and social gatherings. Business and Professional Women's Club games party. Education and Fine Arts dessert bridge at Woman's Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wotan’s Club
Agnes Aitar
Rosary
Beta Sigrid Phi
Joe Corts
Middle Avenue
Order of Rainbow
Giris Tins
Townsend Club
Victory Hall
Veterans of Foreign Wars
John G. Whitney
Methodist Chutes
Ap. Fi
Daughters of Sahara
Knights of Columbus
K. of C. Hall
King Solomon Lodge
Masonic Temple
Federated Men's Clib
Methodist Church
St. Andrew's
Kirk B. O
Princeton Avenue
Jefferson
St. Paul's Circle No
Walter Greber
Clark Street
Cameo
C. Swiers
Grafton Road
Klara Schaub
Huron Street
Gertrude Blakely
Secone Street
Robert Banville
North Olive Street
Daughters of America
Catholic Study Club
Robert Smith
Oxford
E.Y.W.L
Betty Newton
Gas Co
United Presbyterian Mathers
City Catinesl Pt.a
American Legion Auxiliary
St. John's
Margaret Edwards
Rebekan
Noble
Gertrude Wilson
East Avenue
Frendsy
Christine Derek
Sugar Bilge
Dames of
Malta
Hall
St. Jude's Altar-Rosary Society
Carlisle
Carl Diederich
LaGrange Road
St. Pauls Circle
Clayton Arndt
Surviving the Jungle by Captain Lehman at Pilgrim Fellowship
Captain James M Lehman spoke on Surviving the Jungle highlighting calmness over hysteria, locating edible versus poisonous jungle foods, and the rapid germ spread from heat and fatigue. Louise Bauer opened with worship, a devotional followed by a business meeting led by Phil Gray as plans for a box social auction next Friday were outlined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lehman
Pilgrim Fellowship
Pilgrim Congregational Church
James M. Lehmin
Ronan
Lehnan
Louise Bauer
Kram
Phil Gray
Arthur Scrivens
Sid
Elso
Congregational and church events fill Thursday schedule
Marshall Chapter R.A.M. hosts a Mas on temple event with Mrs Harold Rorjek at 224 Stanford at 7:30. Emanuel Lutheran Missionary Society sponsors a book review at a local home. Various clubs meet at multiple venues including First Christian, St Pats circles, and Women’s clubs. A Fortnightly ethics talk, prayer circle, ceremonies, luncheons, and youth activities are listed with times and at least several addresses.
Licenses for Eugene Barlow and Marie Welch Issued
Eugene Barlow age 20 of Lorain and Marie Welch age 18 of Oberlin were issued licenses by U S Army authorities in Oberlin. Barlow is listed with rank and service unit details while Welch is identified with data initialed symbols.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene Barlow
Lorain
U. 5
Army
Marie Welch
Oberlin
Announce Date of Democratic Women's Meeting
The Federated Democratic Women of Ohio will hold its spring gathering in Akron on May 24 23, announced by Mrs. Mary G. Watkins of Kent, president. Officers were elected by Gay-Jays Reid with Phy Markel presiding. Jackie Carmel president and Phyl Markel reporter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Federated Democratic Women of Ohin
Akron
Mary G. Watkins
Kent
Watkins
Also Mentioned on This Page
E.E. Conn
Pinkham
Pink- Bam
Ady
St. Mary’s Altar Rosary Society
Wy J Reese
Nanth Street
Maury AD
Jom Reese
Blyrin
Elky
Newr
Bila Brown
Treadle
Waite
Chicago
C. E
Magyar Evangeliul
Churen
Suniu Wikhl
J. G. Novak
Adele Nagyam
Jolur Lapos
Mary Vyanno
John Lapos
Adele Nagy
Mary Vansew
Tuisfany
Frank Polumeni
St Patrick
Tung
Jefferson School
Johny Jackson
Orel
Ties
Oelack
Lessa
Reger and Binninger Jewelers
TP esiTil
Congregational
Marshall Chapter
R.am
Massonle Temple
AAULW
Harold Rorjek
At & Fo
Gladys Risden
Lorain Co
Enmanuel Lutheran Missionary Society
Turéenhat F Alpwee
Ushers Association
Pareetings
Pourtain
G. Russel Har- Bale
Florence Guthrie
Daughters of Union Veterans
Woman's Club
Auxiliary
Myrue Hauh
Second Street
Notawa Club
Carrie Sable
Waverly Street
Culture Club
Kurt Lehmann
St. Pat's Circle
Rethel
Keen Kutters
Behnke
Women of
Moose
Y-Hiles
W.C.A
Tireen
St John’s Wautheran
St. Agnes Circle
Wilford Rainey
Mothers
West River Street
Jane Barr
Cleveland Strret
Pythian Sisters
K. of P
Lons
Union Vetmans
Major Vahey
Salvation Army
Royal Neighbors of America
Four O'Clock
Guy B. Findley
Abbe Road
Methodist
Order of Eastern Star
Women's Prayer Band of
Christian-Missionary Alliance Chapel
The
Betty Kirkpatrick
Betty Callier
Crowder
Africa
Douglas Hines
Y.M. G
St. Paul’s Church
Russel Dunford
Prospect Street
Clay Fan Damon
Damon
Tion
Owen Wursery
Lea
Bali
Kacelsior Springs
Missouri
Nate
Saoa RnEs
Washaule Faurics
DIAL
Worthing
Launderer Cash and Garry
E. Bridge
Save Avenue
North Street
America
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