Lost Teens In Service Echoes From Elyria Graduates
A reader letter recalls Elyria High School graduates now in the U S armed forces. It lists names and branches including eight in the Army, several in the Navy, Air Force, and Coast Guard, noting many volunteered and urging more reporting from servicemen and families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
U.S
Holly Hall
Marines
Navy
Air Force
Army
U.S. Select Service Board
Tewenty
Elyria High
Tom Gensert
U.S. Army
Elyria Grad
Genseyt
EHS
Richard Ellis
Ronald Gardner
Herbert Uedebrand
Robert Howell
Richard Smith
Dor Wallhead
Stanley Wilts
Joe Buga
Jerry Hawk
Donald Jenkins
Charles Streichel
David Thorne
Gerry Weburn
Jefferson Edison PTAs Plan Founders Day and Events
Jefferson Edison PTAs held meetings with Dr. Elsie Snell and Mrs. Knepper serving as hosts. Plans announced for Founders Day Banquet Feb 24 and a Jan 19 parent education session at the YMCA. A spring bicycle rodeo, a movie chaperone effort, and a March food drive were discussed alongside room count awards and refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jepehrson
D. A. Knepper
Jefferson Pta
Jefferson St
Wedpore
Asauma
Edison
Elsie Snell
Amherst
Edison Parent- Teachers Association
James D Riggs
YMCA
Shirley Wallace
Arg
Elmer Nickoll
PTA
Eouagere
Robert Gow
Wiliam Gehrke
Jefferson Wil
Magyar Evangelical and Reformed
T. I. Finegan
Walter Jezewski
Foster Ave
Knepper
Frank Rockwood
Steve Horvath
Past Presidents Group Plans Future Projects
Members of Past Presidents of Daughters of Scotland met at the home of Mrs. Waller Runkle in Springfield for a meeting to discuss money making projects. Prizes were awarded in games to several members including Mrs. Bonzo and Mrs. Harry Wallace. A two course spring luncheon was served and announcements for upcoming events were made including Founder’s Day dinner and a card party in February.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton Harold Ewing
Hamilton Pta
Burt Orvis
Arthur Till
Clarence Jlaugh
Ways and
Alfred Bauer
John Rebenack
Harry Frankfather
Minnie Smith
Katherine Settles
William Davis
Eugene Lundman
Firs
Earl Denman
St. Jude
Richard Notley
Pasadena Ave
St. Jude Parents Club
Notley
Ted Seward
E. J. Edwards
SCG
Philippines
Agnes Marie
James Lyndon
John Nagy
A. W. Gierman
Leo Mahar
George Haney
John Bousek
Charles Bliss
Stanley Vwienski
Ralph Nichols
Daughters of Scotland
Waller Runkle
Ninth St
Lou Bonz
William McCully
Bonzo
Robert McKelvie
Harry Wallace
Council
Tuncheon
Charen
John Stabo
Louisiana
Ave
Prentice
Viola Roth
Edward Bair
Carlisle Ave
Fac
Dana Andrews
Bath St
H. Cady
Robert Carter
Joseph Rogers
J Goons
Air Force
Marilyn
Don Holzauer
Jones
Meet the Small Fry Armful One Year Old Mariam DeSylvester
Mariam DeSylvester aged one, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph DeSylvester, 2059 Taft Ave, Lorain. She loves to eat and answer the phone, waving hello as soon as she can. She imitates dancing on TV and enjoys family play, with fond relatives named Dobrin and DiSylvester.
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Hiule Mariam DiSylvesic
Jen
Joseph DeSylvester
Taft Ave
Evelyn Dobrin
Vincent
Clearview
George Dobrin
Nickola DiSylvester
Weat
29Th St
Lorain
New On Buying Aisles Of Elyria By Bernice Gwin
Bernice Gwin discusses new on buying aisles of Elyria detailing two cupola sizes 4 by 4 square base and 12 inch baseboard, copper roof and aluminum variants. She notes background history, practical mounting, and decorative estate signs, highlighting durability, traditional lanterns, and ready post mounting options.
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Elyria
Bernice Gwin
Fim
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Sandra Ruth Blakeslee Feted At Shower Party
Miss Sandra Ruth Blakeslee, who will marry Wesley Bauman of Port Clinton, was honored at a kitchen shower party Thursday. The event featured guests from Port Clinton and Sandusky, with comments on a historic hand hewn church weather vane and its long lasting mechanism. The tale connects to the wedding preparations and local crafts heritage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sandra Ruth Blakeslee
Wesley
Clinton
Sandusky
Gypsum
Dan
Albury
LaGrange
Frank Blakeslee
I Democrat Women's Club Installs New Officers
The Democrat Women's Club of Loram County installed new officers at a February meeting. Fannie Gary was named president with Floss Klopfenstein as vice president, Lou Platt as second vice president, Alice Ryan as recording secretary, Madra Trieskey as corresponding secretary, Phyllis Newhart as treasurer, and Rath Lusst as financial secretary. Committees include Armes Vistuskty for membership and Lana Golsehen for parliamentarian, with Mary Dynnes handling telephone duties. A social hour followed the business meeting.
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Larricky Vancy
Democrate Women
Loram County
Hclo Aursaay
Mes
Nie Gary
Floss’ Klopfenstein
Lou Platt
Alice Ryan
Madrad Trieskey
Dirs
Phyllis Newhart
Elaey
Rath Luss
Gary
Mes Armes Vistuskty
Pitagrai
Fannie Younes Sverl
Lana Gol
Calendar Of Events From Elyria Women Groups And Clubs
Local calendar lists meetings and activities for Elyria area groups including YWCA Board of Directors Sewing circle Memorial Hospital volunteers and various clubs such as the Golden Age Club CC and L Club Circle Dot Club Catholic Study Club and Masonic and Rainbow organizations with times and venues across several addresses in Elyria including First Methodist circles Lake Avenue Congregational and Moose Hall events among others. The listings note election of officers and regular weekly gatherings across church social and civic groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vents Vonday
Elyria Woman's Chih, Inc
Womean’s Club
Fist
Methodist
Like Avenue Congregational
Lake Avenue Congregational Pavision
Robert Crawford
Edison Ch
Women of the Moose
Moose Hall
Iehapter
Elviia Assembly
Order of Rainbow
Ciis
IOOF
Order of Eastern Star
Kennelly engaged to Miss Potter in Wakeman nuptials
Tom Kennelly plans to wed Miss Potter with families from Wakeman arranging the match. Veiled notes mention Miss Catherine Ruse and James Kennelly, with the wedding announced as forthcoming. Miss Patter is a graduate of Wakeman High School class of 1963 and employed at the Wakeusain Bank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Kennelly
Miss Potter
Carl Patter
O Wakeman
Vhvannes Kennelly
Joan
Cyayote Morten
Wakeman
Ter Kennelly
Bute Lornat Ridge
Wakeusain Bank Company
Ime
Remnoth
Standard of Company of Nurs
Wali
Juniorelle Catholic Daughters elects Troop No 1 president
Kay White was elected president of Troop No 1 of Juniorelle Catholic Daughters. The group plans a meeting at Patria O Connor's home on Diagonal Rd with officers installed afterward. Hostesses for the evening include Mrs. Dan Boyd and Mrs. O W Rathel, with a social following featuring artificial flowers and refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carol Olsievening
Dan Boyd
4Enski
0. W. Rathel
Sibbon
Chronicle-Telegram Brief from Wlght Ohio Jan 8
A compact 2955 Chronicle-Telegram item from Wlght Ohio dated Saturday January 8 reports a local brief with short details. The readable line hints at a community note or update prominent in the page segment. No further names or events are clearly legible.
Holiday fudge recipe and reader requests for favorite treats
The article recalls holiday baking memories and family rituals as readers share a chocolate fudge recipe. It invites submissions of favorite recipes from readers, asking for name, address, recipe, and notes. The piece notes nostalgia for old home economics and the role of shared sweets in family life.
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