Women Of Lorain County A I B Banquet At Woman's Club
The annual Lorain County American Institute of Banking banquet was held at the Elyria Woman's Club. Fifty four members attended a dinner with floral table decor and candle light. Bernice Goetz of Cleveland spoke about her South American trip with movies and lantern slides. Mary Eloise Schreck of Lorain sang with piano accompaniment. Committee members Nee Willows Esther Dutton and June Pape assisted with arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County
American Institute of Banking
Elyria
Mary Eloise Schreck
Lorain
Miss Horn
Nee Willows
Esther Dutton
June Pape
Class Presents Gift To President At Meeting At Millspaugh Home
John G. Whitney class of First Methodist held a February meeting at the Millspaugh home in Eastern Heights. Fifty three members attended a three course supper with games and contests. A silver gift was presented to class president Verne Unger and his wife for his birthday and service. Baby pictures were shown and the group planned another meeting for March twenty seventh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Millspaugh
Eastern Heights Boulevard
John G. Whitney
First Methodist Church
Howard R. Huston
Ernest Splete
Verne Unger
Insurance Branch Party Honors Elyria Staff and Guests
Employees of the Elyria Western and Southern Life Insurance branch and their wives, hosted by Mr. and Mrs. L. C. Sheriff, enjoyed a dinner at Mrs. Krieg's on West Avenue followed by a bingo evening at the Sheriff home with prizes. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. L. Moore of Norwalk, Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Hankinson, Mr. and Mrs. K. E. Young, Mr. and Mrs. A. T. Erickson, Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Bosley, Mrs. A. Geide, and the hosts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Western and Southern Life Insurance Company
L. C. Sheriff
Two Honored By Club At Chatter-Doos Meeting
Wanda Munz and Mary Ahlgrim received handkerchiefs at the Chatter-Doos gathering hosted by Emma Emody at 305 West River Street. Nancy Krieg won first prize in pinochle with Elsie Eddy second and Helen Smith consolation. Krieg also received a special award. A luncheon followed for attendees including Ann Standen and Mary Ahlgrim. Mary Ahlgrim will entertain on March 13 at 123 Beverly Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wanda Munz
Mary Ahlgrim
Emma Emody
West River Street
Nancy Krieg
Elsie Eddy
Helen Smith
Ann Standen
Marie Beam
Anita Meinke
Damyrious Farey
Helen Cuila
Lorain
Mary Ahligrim
Beverly Court
Birthday Party for Mary Ellen Beck Hosts Troop Event
A party at Mary Ellen Becks Cleveland street home celebrated her twelfth birthday with twelve girls playing games and prizes. Guests included Patsy Phelps, Maxine Fichtner, Anabelle Guthman, Loretta Boddy, Peggy Hurlbut, Ruth Hopkins, Dorothy Sokol, June Folley, Ruth Radde, Betty Smith, Shirley Bursley, and Mary Ellen Beck. The A Z A Troop 140 of the Boy Scouts hosted, recognizing leader Ray Edelman of Lorain Troop 115 and presenting a troop flag and allegiance pledge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Ellen Beck
Cleveland Street
Dorothy Ruth Sokol
Maxine Fichtner
Patsy Phelps
Anabelle Guthman
Loretta Mae Boddy
Peggy Hurlbut
Ruth Hopkins
June Folley
Ruth Radde
Betty Jane Smith
Shirley
Guest Night at Elyria BPW Dinner With Dr Caton Speaker
A March dinner meeting of the Elyria Business and Professional Women's Club features Dr. Caton, director of the Chrysler Institute of Engineering in Detroit, as the guest speaker. Eva Mackey chairs arrangements at First Congregational Church, with the Senior a cappella choir and Franklin school brass ensemble performing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria Business and Professional Women's Club
First Congregational Church
Eva Mackey
Dr. Caton
Chrysler Institute of Engineering
Detroit
Martin Beck
Franklin School
Barbara Kolopos Celebrates Seventh Birthday at Foster Avenue Home
Barbara Kolopos marked her seventh birthday Sunday at 340 Foster Avenue with twelve guests. Prizes went to Mary Ruth Nitch, Bonna Archer, Barbara Kaiser, Mary Ann Zgoda, and George Meeker. other attendees included John Oseka and Rosemary Vernell of Lorain. Pink and green decorations complemented a seven candle cake. Catholic Study Club No 7 organized at 1307 Middle Avenue with officers Mrs. Michael Gusky, Mrs. William J. Young, Mrs. Alice Kaiser, and Mrs. Edward Kershaw. Miss Walsh and Mrs. R. Todd named to council. next meeting at 101 Furnace Street featuring Miss Walsh reviewing The Altar and Sanctuary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barbara Kolopos
Foster Avenue
Mary Ruth Nitch
Bonna Archer
Barbara Kaiser
Mary Ann Zgoda
George Meeker
John Oseka
Janet Skorke
Shirley Diedrich
Mary Elizabeth Coughlen
Virginia Mae Kolopos
Rosemary Vernell
Lorain
Kolopos
Barbara
Mrs. N. Vernell
Mrs. J. Vernell
William J. Young
Middle Avenue
Michael Gusky
Alice Kaiser
Edward Kershaw
Harrison Peters
M. Gusky
Richard Todd
Alice Walsh
R. Todd
E. Kershaw
Furnace Street
S.Deb Problems Junior Friendship Club Meeting Recap
The S.Deb Problems Junior Friendship Club met yesterday afternoon for a popular program. Patty Standen gave devotions. Dorothy Notley, the president, introduced Mrs. Roy Clymer who reviewed subdeb articles by Marjorie Hillis. Mrs. Clymer led a discussion on questions from the girls. Committee reports and plans announced include a skating party on April 5 and a sport dance on April 12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patty Standen
Dorothy Notley
Roy Clymer
Marjorie Hillis
M Y O B Club Meeting At Second Street Home
Eleazor Zacharias hosted a M Y O B club gathering on Second street last evening. Mary Gillen won first prize and Mary Botamer received consolation. Helen Leimbach took the hostess prize and Gillen received a birthday gift. A luncheon followed. In two weeks Jerry Hitsman will host at Mary Botamer’s High street home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eleazor Zacharias
Second Street
Mary Gillen
Mary Botamer
Helen Leimbach
High Street
Jerry Hitsman
Alliance banquet features Mrs J Hewenstine speech
Mrs J Hewenstine will speak at the Alliance V WOCA annual banquet in Alliance Ohio replacing Miss Dr V Holly unable to attend. Mr Howenstine will accompany his wife J Vince and Oliver Tewi editor of the Ohio Wesleyan Transcript is circulating try as among paper staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hewenstine
Alliance
WOCA
Ohio
Holly
Firmago
Howenstine
J. Vince
Oliver Tewi
Oh.c
Wesleyan Transcript
Cangcirg
Trlr
Townsend
Ty Cnarman F
Delta Kapp
John KR Nece
Brooklyn
Mary 2
Val
Youngsowe
Ohi Yesterney
Warren
Ohic
Lnte
Neve J. W. Seymeour
Port Washington
Wisconsin
Coun
Radio Correrance
C. F Henry
Haklecourt
Huron Pood Hosptel Nursing School
East Cleveland
Hulmes
Donald Lewis
Donna Patricia
Laxe Avenue
Martha Stoore
Bellevue
Lewis
Miss Moore
Dora Turton
Third Street
Jack Seller
H. Rea Selby
Ohio Street
Ohio Wesleyan University
Party To Follow Meeting Daughters of Sahara
The Daughters of Sahara held a Monday evening session at the V F W hall with good attendance. Chief Daughter Emma Zahrley presided and plans were made for a bingo party to follow the next meeting on Maten twenty seventh with Ethel Sparks and the committee in charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daughters of
Sahara
V. F. W. Hall
Emma Zahrley
Maten
Ethel Sparks
Calendar notes from Second Congregational meetings
Calendar entries list multiple groups meeting across streets and venues with times 6 30 to 8 00 PM. Various clubs including Sigma Gamma and Agnes Alumnae hold talks and programs with local hosts and speakers. Community groups such as the YMCA W C A and Grace Lutheran Fellowship schedule activities and classes.
Two Y W Groups Meet for Joint YWCA Program
The Middlesteps and Y Debs held a joint meeting at the YWCA where Miss Charlotte Brooks of the Elyria Library highlighted the lives of invincible women like Marie Curie Rosalie Morton and Sarojina Maida and discussed library books about them. Plans included a March 20 co ed event with Mary Lou Seley and Grace OMalley, plus a March 27 co ed with Mary Lou Carr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middlesteps
Y-Debs
Charlotte Brooks
Elyria Library
Mme Marie Curie
Rosalie Morton
Mme
Sarojina Maida
Y. W
Mary Lou Seley
Grace O'Malley
Y.debs
Grace Almas
Emily Post
Mary Lou Carr
V. C
Leaders Council
Ann Shubert
Helen Louise Zechman
Florence Welten
Surprise Sixteenth Birthday Party Held for Mary Humphrey
A party was hosted at Mary Humphrey’s Twelfth street home for her sixteenth birthday. Bunco prizes went to Lois Bradley Marie Crowns and Mary Humphrey, with a dessert served to a list of guests. Pongo club met at Miss Olga Mate’s 222 West Bridge street for a business meeting and secret sisters selection followed by bunco and prizes for high and low.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Humphrey
Twelfth Street
Bunco
Lois Bradley
Marie Crowns
Dorothy Bagwell
Ruth Meinke
Marguerite Kuiner
Mary Smitkowski
Eleanor Clyop
Edith Rigg
Ellen Rigg
Vivien Martin
Pongo Club
Olga Mate
West Bridge Street
Fred Zeck High
Frances Leiman
Bettye Crooks
Frances Leman
Clark Street
Second Congregational Church Plans Lenten Midweek Talks
The church announces a series of pre Easter services starting Wednesday at 7 10 pm with Dr Nicholas Van der Pyl of Ober Ln speaking through Easter The talks are open to all and themed to the Lenten season Officials expect strong attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Second Congregational Church
Nicholas van der Pyl
Ober- Ln
Annual Thankoffering At W A Meeting
The Women's Association will accept the annual Spring offering tomorrow afternoon at First Congregational church. Offerings are to be presented Sunday morning March fifth during church service with other church groups contributing for Southeastern Ohio. Mrs Elgin Sherk of Brecksville will speak Wednesday afternoon on The Pioneer Woman and her Church, with Circle No 4 hostesses providing special music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women's Association
First Congregational Church
Southeastern Ohio
Elgin Sherk
Brecksville
Circle No. 4
Double birthday party at Hummers marks family celebration
A joint birthday event honored Mrs. Hummer and her son Paul E. Hummer at their Thirteenth Street home Saturday evening. Eighteen guests enjoyed a tureen dinner followed by games with both honorees receiving gifts. Attending were the Filo, McGauhey, Krugman and Crowell families and others including Mr and Mrs E W Hoffer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John E. Hummer
Thirteenth Street
Harry Krugman
Ernest Krugman
B Crowell
E W. Hoffer
Hummer
Sunny Side To Club Hosts Night Of Progressive Danes
Mrs Nicholl entertained Sunny Side To Club guests at her Columbia avenue home last evening with progressive dance games at three tables. Rose Moore posted the high score, Marian Bodine took second, and Alice Hinderer was third. George Smith won the contest prize. A luncheon followed and the group planned a two week reunion hosted by Mrs Jack O'Brien of Cambridge street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. K. Nicholl
Columbia Avenue
Rose Moore
Marian Bodine
Alice Hinderer
George Smith
Jack O'Brien
Cambridge Street
Ring Group Discusses Manners at YWCA Meeting
The Ring Group of the Senior Friendship Club met yesterday afternoon at the YWCA to discuss Manners Right and Wrong. Leaders Shirley Aitfeld and Marian Lindberg led questions, with Mrs. Robert Jones assisting on etiquette for travel and hotels. On March 20 the group will discuss See What You're Getting In.
Scotch Stitchers Hold Inaugural Meeting At Beverly Yanke Home
The Scotch Stitchers convened last evening at 118 Lewis Court, Russ Beverly Yanke hosting. Beverly Yanke elected president with Hannah McDonald as secretary, Helen Warner treasurer and Marjorie Mudge reporter. Members include Betty Nesbitt, Margaret Justin, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scotch Stitchers
Russ Beverly Yanke
Lewis Court
Beverly Yanke
Hannah McDonald
Helen Warner
Marjorie Mudge
Betty Nesbitt
Margaret Justin
Charter Nesbitt
Q. C. Mudge
Irene Stutch
Frank Yanke
George Stutz
Hospital Epee Miss Grace Trimmer
Discharge list includes Violet Payne of Oberlin Dorothy Wrice of Lorain Frank Cragin of Grafton Arthur Aus of Howe Street Mrs Vinc ent Niegowski of Fifteenth Street and Myron Schlechter of Amherst plus multiple residents in Medina Chippewa Lake and nearby towns. Other names listed include Harold McCallister Mrs James Recupero Mrs Harry Albrechts and Edward Wiech with addresses on Vulcan Kenwood East Bridge and Neufercourt in the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Trimmer
Lkmouth
Harold McCallister
James Recupero
Vulcan Street
Harry Albrecht
Kenwood Street
Domir c Diovazzo
East Bridge Street
Edward Wiech
Neufercourt
Helen Horner
Chippewa Lake
Robert Voshall
Medina
Violet Payne
Oberlin
Dorothy Wrice
Lorain
Frank Cragin
Grafton
Arthur T
Howe Street
Vincent
Scout skating party at Rainbow Gardens draws 135 attendees
One hundred thirty-five High School Girl Scouts members and guests enjoyed a skating party last evening from seven to ten at Rainbow Gardens. Joan O'Donnell chaired the committee. chaperones were Mr. and Mrs. William Thomas and Misses Alice and Dorothy Bartter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rainbow Gardens
Joan O'Donnell
Wiliam Thomas
Alice
Dorothy Bartter
Proceeds Of Play Aid Elvira Service League Work
The Elvira Service League met at Mrs. Charles Fell Jr s home on Ohio Street to discuss the Center for the Sightless. A play titled The Night of January 16 raised 331 dollars enabling summer activities and ongoing refreshments for visitors at the Center. Officers will be elected at the April meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Center For the
Elvira Service League
Charles Fell, Jr
Ohio Street
Fell
League
Tally-Ho Club Bridge Hosts Prize Winners
Mrs Elmer Bainbridge hosted Tally-Ho Club bridge with two tables in play. First prize went to Mrs Don Shriver, second to Mrs A C Rousa, and consolation to Mrs Edward Parramore. St Patrick day colors adorned luncheon as new associate Mrs Winifred Sparks joined. Mrs Shriver to host again on Columbia Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer Bainbridge
West River Street
Don Shriver
A. C Rousa
Edward Parramore
Winifred Sparks
Shriver
Columbia Avenue
Meeting of Leaders Council Touts WCA Plans
E J Howenstaine elected president of the WCA will preside over a Leaders Council meeting Thursday evening. Representatives from clubs, the board, committees, residence and staff will attend a tureen dinner to discuss V W objectives. Phillis Pearson to lead devotions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nts
E. J. Howenstaine
Leaders Council
V. W
Phillis Pearson
Knights Visit Oberlin Lodge Promoted by Buckingham
Chevalier Lodge No 316 Knights of Pythias will visit Oberlin Lodge, in a trip led by Chancellor Commander A E Buckingham. A large local turnout is planned for Wednesday evening March 1 at 7 15 at the Elyine Coach company garage for transportation. Buckingham’s excursions have boosted interest among both lodges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin K
P. Lodge
Chevalier Lodge
A. E. Buckingham
Elyine Coach Company
Buckingham
Chevalier
Elyrians Stage Verse and Music Evening in Cleveland
Cassandra Brothers present Carel Christman and Avis Hastings in Highwayman verses and choral arrangement at the Emile Bidoli Studio. Pam Parmele reads original patriotic poems. a one act play Meet the Wife by Nancy Brosius is included with performers from Cleveland and Mrs Brothers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cassandra Brothers
Carel Christman
Avis Hastings
Elsria
Emile Bidoli
Ald Parry
Womans Council Center
Cleveland
Pam Parmele
Gancers
Bianca Studin
Murrell Fassett
Kathryn Mullaiy
Charles Aubrey
Andrew Soloka
Mrs Brothers
Nancy Brosius
Ladies of G A R Circle Plans March Social
The Ladies of G A R Captain P D Reefy Circle met at Woodman hall to plan future events. A party is set for Monday evening March at Mrs Myrtle Rose’s Water site with Myrt le Berger of Lorain assisting. A new program under Dorothy Willer leads a 7 PM meeting followed by refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P D Reefy
Woodman Hall
Myrtle Rose
Watersire
Myrtle Berger
Lorain
Dorothy Willer
Joint Party Discussed Plans in I O O F Hall
Rainbow for Girls and DeMolay held a joint business session last evening in the I O O F hall. They discussed tentative plans for a joint DeMolay and Rainbow party and during a social hour refreshments were served. The next meeting will be in two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syria
Gates PTA to Hear Doris Todd on Aid for Dependent Children
Gates Parent Teacher Association will convene Wednesday at 7 30 for a talk by Miss Doris Todd on Aid for Dependent Children. Special music will be provided by Don Merthe's students and other numbers by pupils in Mrs Ima Straits room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gates Parent Teacher Association
Doris Todd
Don Merthe
Ima Strait
Ashland College Chemist Speaks at PTA Meeting Tonight
Dr Milton P Puterbaugh director of admissions and head of chemistry at Ashland College will address the joint PTA gathering at Elvira High School at 7 30 this evening. He will discuss Our Family Worries as the main topic of his talk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milton P. Puterbaugh
Ashland College
Parent- Teacher Association
Elvrra High School
Welcome New Member Sunbright Junior Nurses Meet
The Sunbright Junior Nurses held a meeting at treasurer Renee Gera’s home yesterday. A new member joined the club and a fudge sale is planned for next Monday. After games, Helen Yourkvitch won the prize. Refreshments were served and sewing projects worked on. The meeting closed with the creed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunbright
Renee Gera
Helen Yourkvitch
Jefferson Friendship Club Tureen Supper Hosts Talk Etiquette
Members of the Jefferson Friendship Club gathered for a tureen supper at the school last evening. Guests included Eneen Eckenroad and Jean Randles. A discussion on etiquette followed the meal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson Friendship Club
Eneen Eckenroad
Jean Randles
Annual Lodge Inspection at Masonic Temple
Frank S. Harmon Lodge hosts its annual inspection in the lodge room with A. A. Stephens of Cleveland as inspecting officer. A dinner precedes the event in the dining room at six thirty tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Masonic Temple
Frank S. Harmon
A. A. Stephens
Cleveland
North Side Guild Postpones Meeting to 14th
The North Side Guild of St Andrews Church postpones its meeting from the 7th to the 14th and will hold a luncheon at Mrs. Robert Wilson's Denison home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Side
Guild of
St. Andrew's Church
Robert Wilson
Denison Avenue
Missing 6-Year-Old Found After 12 Hour Search
Lois Masterson, six, daughter of former New York Curb Exchange governor Frank C. Masterson, wandered from home after school and spent a night outdoors. Police Chief William J. Keresey led more than 100 searchers and bloodhounds to locate her near her Larchmont home. A doctor said she suffered no ill effects after being found and brought home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Larchmont
N. Y
Lois Masterson
Frank C. Masterson
New York Curb Exchange
William J. Keresey
Keresey
Massersons
Stylist Estelle Barry to Speak at Lorain County Meeting
The Lorain County Young Women's Republican Club will meet here tomorrow at 7 30 PM in the Ohio Public Service Company building. Cleveland stylist Estelle Barry is scheduled to speak.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County
Young Women's Republican Club
Lorain
Ohio Public Service Company
Kirs Estelle Barry
Cleveland
Novelist Marries Noted Photographer in Nevada Elopement
Erskine Caldwell, novelist of Tobacco Road fame, wed Margaret Bourke-White, renowned commercial photographer, in Silver City Nevada after a surprise airplane elopement from New York. They planned a double honeymoon leg by bus toward Honolulu then possibly the Orient.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reno
Erskine Caldwell
Margaret Bourke-White
Honolulu
Orient
Miss Bourke-White
Caldwell
Tobacco Road
Silver City
Nev
New York
Worthington Dry Cleaners Relocates to New Address
Worthington Dry Cleaners announces relocation to 206 East Bridge Street from 406 Middle Avenue after five years at the old site. The move includes remodeling and installation of modern equipment to provide up to date service, with the building purchased by C. H. Worthington for a permanent home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Worthington Dry Cleaners
East Bridge Street
Middle Avenue
C. H. Worthington
Worthington
South Ridge News Notes Highlight Community Events
Mrs. Matilda Dramm marked her 80th birthday at her son Carl’s home with relatives and friends. A Married Peoples Club meeting is planned by Mr and Mrs Rene Stang for March 4. The Needle Guild oyster supper drew over 50, plus members and families at the Smuth-Peabody home. August and Mr. Smith celebrated their 47th anniversary with Elyria relatives visiting. Funeral for Henry Schmauch of Elyria was held at Sudro Curtis funeral home. Caroline Spiegelberg enjoys a Cleveland Abstract vacation with L W Spiegelberg family. Various visits and trips occur among local families including Freeland in Chicago and others in Elyria, South Amherst, Henrie...
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Ridge
Matilda Dramm
Carl
Dramm
Rene Stang
Married Peoples Club
The
Needle Guild Society
Smuth-Peabody
August Smith
Elyria
Ernest Struck
Eric Ingwer
Russell Walker
Lavone
Kieth Ingwer
Helen Schultz
William Peabody
Shirley Anne
Laura Thompson
Elyria, Jr
H. C. Delefield
Christena Cook
Henry Schmauch
Sudro-Curtis Funeral Home
Caroline Spiegelberg
Cleveland Abstract Company
L. W. Spiegelberg
H. Rah
Lorain
L. A. Ernst
H. C. Freeland
Chicago
Dennis Bechtel
Annie Allsop
South Amherst
Milton Schlechter
Myron Schlechter
Henrietta
Elyria Memorial Hospital
E. C. Schubert
Oliver
F. W. Schubert
Eaton
La Grange Birth Notice and Tea Benefit
Mr. and Mrs. Ervin Howard announce the birth of a daughter on February 22. Circle five led by Mrs George Woodruff holds a tea at Mrs. John Curtiss home on Thursday March 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ervin Howard
George Woodruff
John Curtiss
Local Families Plan Moves and Visits This Week
Mr and Mrs Jesse A Stimson and guests leave for a Florida trip. Leese family to move from Delbert Curtice farm to Winfield McConnell farm in Wellington. Wareham family from Chesterland visit Mrs E L Adams. Hastings family and daughter Lois Anne relocate to their Penfield farm. Underhill and Gott visit Mrs F B Gott while Gott’s Flora Mather College ties. Keller and Amsbury absent from school due to illness.
Carpenter Ends Life Near Bell Brook Home
Perry Coon a 51 year old retired carpenter ended his life at his daughter's home near Bell Brook with a shotgun. He had been ill and was a native of Warren county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Xenta
Perry Coon
Bellbrook
Warren County
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Millspaugh
Boy Scouts
Ray Edelman
Borame Florist
Broad Street
Harold Haberstich
Toledo
Dan Filo
Keaven Avenue
Filo
Haberstich
Arthur Robson
Westlake
Rocky River
Wiliam
Young
H. Puth
West Street
St. Agnes
Party To Follow
Second Congregational
Sirs. Pickett
Garvin Avenue
Sigma Gamma
Steverson Burke
12Th Street
Department of Musical Art Society
Puterbech
Octave Cub
Winifred Jobson
Ridgeville
Fofa Na
Jeanette Sibey
BE B
Lena Butz
Sur Jer Street
Legion Aux Mary
Tresette
al Kropper
la Grange
Chandler Tert
Agnes
Betty Duffy
Marian Faulkner
E.st Avenue
Mars Yauch
Ars
Elwyn Shaw
Parkview Court
Apha Beta Ghamma
Bette Kerles
Viddir Avenue
Cis Lodge
Elyral OO Fluege
Elviia Council Jr
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Methodist Sunday School Board
Secord
Saville
Hish Street
Grace Lutheran Fellowship Club
Wildman
Jack Reith
Uber Eg
Comright
Sows Featoren Inc
Cneex
Alre Ays
Y.W
W. A
Mrs. Nicholl
Service League
Entertain
Tally-Ho Club
Oberlin Lodge
Elyrians
Parent-Teacher Association News
Carpenter’s
Beauty Shop
China Shop
Middle Ave
Onnacite Tourt
H.J. Makndon
Optometrists
Dr. Puterbaugh
Jesse A. Stimson
Charles S. Adams
Florida
Carpenter Ends
Parkersburg
W. Va
Lorain County Home & Window Cleaning Co
Princeton
6Th Street
Elyria, Ohio
Lorain, Ohio
Hugh Greer
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