Wedding at Bride's Home Unites Miss Geist and John Mohrman
At the Geist home in Elyria the wedding of Miss Mary Esther Geist and John L. Mohrman took place with Rev. William Smith officiating at 2:30 pm. The ceremony featured music by Mrs. C. H. Scott and a reception for immediate family, after which the couple departed for an unannounced destination and will reside at 251 Fifth Street after February 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bride
Mary Esther Geist
John Mohrman
Otto T. Geist
Johy L. Mohrman
William Smith
Ober- Hill
C. H. Scott
Kipton
Carolyn Pillivant
Muhrman
Edgar Jones
Fifth Street
Camden High School
Elyria Telephone Company
Mohrman
Wellington
Wellington High School
Weeks-Baetz Wedding Planned for Tomorrow
Miss Florence M. Baetz will wed Richard E. Weeks at 3 30 p m in her Amherst home. Rev R G Plerzer will officiate. Attendant Mrs Lois Yeamans and best man Maxwell Yeamans. Reception for 25 guests at the bride's home, couple to reside at 918 Washington Ave Lorain. Brownhelm High and Oberlin School of Commerce graduate employed by Merchants Adjustment Bureau. Mr Weeks a Lorain High School graduate employed by City Transfer Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence M. Baetz
Conrad Baetz
D. No
Amherst
Richard E. Weeks
Edward Weeks
Fifth Street
Iurai
R. G. Plerzer
Cleland
Lois Yeamans
Cheriin
Maxwell Yeamans
Washington Avenue
Lorain
Brownhelm High School
Oberlin School of Commerce
Merchants Adjustment Bureau
Fragmented OCR license list with names and ages
OCR text lists individuals with ages and roles such as depety sheik brakeman and heal treater. Readable items include Frederick W. Barhtiur and Guidi G. Mat pein among others. Details are garbled and may reflect a partial roster or licensing records from a local list.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Angie
Kimptup
Depety Sheik
Oberhy
Ward Burkard
Lela Bite
Teativunic
Ted
Frederick W. Barhtiur
Ivpla
Brakeman
Guidi G. Matpein
Laura Michiel Klepek
Vrs. Sr. Heal
Shaina Sedivy
Larain
Obituary and Society Notes From Oberlin Area
Community personals note travels and illnesses. Mrs RF Leeuthuis travels to St Louis for an American Legion auxiliary conference. Mr and Mrs Joseph Henke and their health concerns. Park Reely Arnold returns from the East. Stolzenburgs welcome a son Richard Allen. Suppes sisters head to Palm Springs to stay with grandparents. various locals plan trips to Florida and New York. King’s Daughters class donation to Red Cross. Orlando Shilts presents Oberlin Children’s Home history. church activities and a supper planned for Feb 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leeuthuis
Denison Avenue
St. Louis
American Legion
Henke
Park Reely Arnold
Third Street
New York
Philadelphia
Boston
Everning
Henry Stolzenburg
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Hamilton Street
Richard
Allen
Barbara
Martha Suppes
Gulf Farms
Palm Springs
California
Henry Wick
J. W. Brandt
Washington Avenue
Fort Lauderdale
Florida
Brandt
Richard D. Perry
Ohio Street
New York City
George Martin
Fasten Heights Boulevard
Josephine Ferrell
Carrollton
Ohio
H. Ray Redington
Hostess Named After Games Ceremony At The Theater
Odd garbled text notes a hostess named Betty Hrcet serving a henheon course after games. It mentions remembered Mather and various misread names and places, with a fragmented reference to Anita Hawedt and Pr. ONPG. The piece reads like a broken social note from a theater event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grice Greve
Anita Hawedt
ONPG
Vaa Broody
Raed
Hetty Mather
Seth Betty
New Y W C A Matrons Group Organizes Plans
Yesterday afternoon in the Y parlors a new Y W C A Matrons Group met to discuss organization. Mrs P Eager and Mrs H R K Rybarger were named to arrange a speaker for the January 16 meeting at 2 pm. Hostesses will include Mrs W Hastings, Mrs H F Smith, and Mrs L Backer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fri-Ett
Mra
P. & Eager
H. RK. Rybarger
W. Hastings
H. F. Smith
Pack Boxes For Soldiers By Y Ettes In Elyria
The Y Ettes Division of the Y W A met Thursday evening in the parlors and pledged to the Red Cross. Afterward they moved to the Y M C A to pack cookies and candy for Elyria servicemen. Next meeting January 22 at Elyria Recreational Center.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Y-Ettes Division
Meeting of Girl Scout Troop No 16 At St Marys Church Hall
Yesterday at St Marys church hall Girl Scouts Troop No 16 met. Mrs EL Sloane awarded hostess badge garlands to the group. Peggy Hogan was elected troop leader and Stella McLachlin named scribe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mary's Church Hall
EL Sloane
Garinis
Peggy Hogan
Leasure
Stella McLwachlin
Hospital residents and guardians listed with addresses
A damaged OCR lists names of hospital patients and guardians with street addresses in multiple towns including Santee Hague, Grafton, Camillus Moran, and Lagara. Includes mentions of babies and guardians such as Mrs Grace Pembet, Mrs William Wash, and Marjorie Ab ber amid fragmented street names and locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cisir Mier
Horace Sreet
Santee
Grace Pembet
William Wash
Weat River
Claude Leininger Welling
Camillus Moran
Jake Hallaner
Cleveried
Marjorie Abber
Grafton
Robert Thorin
Baby Bow
Everett! Brown
Baby Wits
Muneray Ridge
Musical Art Meeting in Wick Room First Congregational
Elyria Music Art Society led by Mrs J B Thomas meets Tuesday evening at 7 45 in the Wick room of First Congregational church The Elyria Ensemble directed by Akinhe Giles will perform
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. Thomas
Elyria Musical Art Society
Wick
First Congregational Church
Elyria Ensemble
Akinhe Giles
Elvin Business and Professional Women Dinner Set for January 19
The Elvin Business and Professional Women's Club will hold its January dinner at 6 30 p m in the First Congregational church dining room. Miss Bessie Daughts chairs the finance committee and Dean Thomas W. Graham of Oberlin will be the speaker. The club’s next meeting follows the Jan 23 dinner at the Frank Wilford home, noting the Wilfords have moved to Ninth street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Daughters of American Revolution
First Congregational Church
W. B. Hubbell
Fred Lawrence
Earl Taylor
George Lamberton
Francis BE. Mosher
Boy Scout
Cleveland
Fred C. Ruth
Schiuman
Alice Powers Ruth
Tony
Taylor
Kellogg Day
Powers
F.C. Ruth
Continental Congress
Washington, D. C
Lawrence
Fred Young
Akron
E. d. Blaser
H. K. Day
C. Tt. Gulf
Pres
Puttawatamie
Natatie Nelgowski
Milly Gallo
Mary Joel Dellasanti
Angela P Post
Mary Lou Barnes
Nancy Gartaca
Susan Gallo
Rose Bernino
deNelads
Vitac
Nancy Bavacett Larain
Elvin Business and Professional Women's Club
Bessie Daughts
Thomas W. Graham
Oberlin
Robert Wilsin
Ronald Dutin
Audubon
Donald Culrose Pearlie
John James Leforest Audubon
Mandeville
New York
France
David
Philadelphia
Kentucky
England
LaSalle
DeSoto
Marquette
Maine
California
Canadian
Labrador
Texas
Daniel Boones
Daniel Websterl
Massachusetts
Thoreau, Cooper and
Emerson
Haiti
Richard Stevens
Ogden Nash
Frank Wilford
Wilfords
Ninth Street
Eee
Avenue club meets at Ma sonic Temple with world events talk
Ella, the new club president, led a meeting of the Avenue Club at the Masonic Temple with a tureen dinner at 1 p m. Ron Nock introduced Mrs L Bristol who spoke on World Events And What The Bible Has To Say About Them and emphasized prayer. The February gathering will move to Q F S rooms for a Red Cross sewing session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ella
Avenue
Sftern
Masonic Temple
Ron Nock
L. Bristol
Red Cross
Calvary Bible Class Plans Sunday Meditation
Calvary Bible Class will meet Sunday morning at 9 30 in the YAMC A building for The Witness of God meditation. Deacon Acker man will lead the lesson. The class is undenominational and invites all interested to attend and enjoy the service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calvary Bible
Yam! C. A
CM. Ackerman
First Martyr Bible Class Set For Sunday Morning
Elyria Men s Bible Class selects The First Martyr as subject taught by L B Hindman at M C A on Sunday morning. Music by Mrs Karl Lehmann and Claude Wigfield. Family Relations group to follow. WoCAL meets Monday at 2 90 o'clock in parish hall. Frances Eehert to present Health and Nutrition topic. meeting open to all interested.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. B Hindman
Karl Lehmann
Claude Wigfield
Wocal
Frances Eehert
Roosevelt Parent Teachers Association Meeting Highlights
The Roosevelt PTA met Thursday afternoon. Mrs John Potyok opened the session and a film titled The Parade of Champions was shown by Aes Rosa. Miss Wrights room won the attendance award. $8 was pledged to the Red Cross. Refreshments were provided by Mrs Homoke and committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt Roosevelt Parent-Teacher Association
Aes Rosa
Mra
John Potyok
Mise Wright
Homoke
Calendar of Monday Evening Clubs and Religious Meetings
Readable items list Monday events across Denison and nearby towns. Numerous clubs including YWGA Lieutenant Rainbow Girls Lambda Chi sorority and Knights of Columbus host meetings. Church groups advertise annual meetings and card parties with charitable drives and notes on officers and members.
Ann Keller Installed As Head Relief Corps 1942
Mrs. Ann Keller was installed as president of Richard Allen Women’s Relief Corps 108 at the Oddfellows hall. Attending were Mrs. Rose Warner and other officers from Medina. Officers for 1942 were elected and appointed, with Mrs. Keller expressing thanks and calling for cooperation. Next meeting set for January 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Allen
Women's Relief Corps
Oddfellows Hall
Jennie Cole Fing
Rose Warner
Lydia Swankef
Stellilla Foskett
H. G. Biake Corp
All
Medina
Ann Bright
Marie Harrie
South Seventh Street
Springfield
Ilinois
Hele Barron
Effie Cratos
Marie Hanshies
Blineh Failor
Ann Keller
Cora Bullgek
Mniory
Linnie Kelley
Clair Wendel
Florence Terry
Marie Harris
Beastrice Gill
Bertha Boothroyd
Helen Ahmschneider
Nev
Corrine Boyd
Nelen Michael
Jennie Collins
Bertha Hummer
Jeanette Arnold
Bonnie McGucken
Florence Holcomb
Warner
Carl Bullocke
Also Mentioned on This Page
D.A.R
Baetz
Brazil
Catholic Study Club No. 1
R. J. Schorie
Fourth Street
Marry White
George Kimbel
Carl Finegan
J. Birkbeck
Floyd Helfrich
Raymond Cronin
East Avenue
Harry H. White
East River Street
Subsa Armstrong
Christian Women’s Club
George Mallow
Park Avenue
Armettene
Psaku
Church of Christ
Alpha Gmees
Phyllis Cheste
Jin
Methodist Church
E. €. Cotton
Ethel Bonney
Christ Jason
Korea
L. J. Boothroyd
Cora Jewel
Bethany
Red Cross Fund
Ella Parmalee
North Eaton
Eleanor Munn
Orlando Shilts
Oberlin Children’s Home
Clark Maddock
Christian Advocate
Esrael
Mission Club
Mission Stndy Club
Ip Rs
Tura van Brooks
Minerva
Greer
Sus
Srinn
Ace University of Woestensip
Erie
Colelle
Wais
Pirago Sun Syndivale
New Y.W.C.A. Matrons Group
Frederick Green
Charlotte Eady
Harold Dicken
Camp Shelby
Esther Smith
Beverly‘ Court
Betty McDonald
Thus Drager
Catherine Fleming
Firming
Heled Vogler
News of the
Girl Scouts
U.S
Japan
League of Women ‘Voters
Richard Burgess
America
William C. Johnstone
Far East
China
Mr. Hull
Curtis Spencer
Johnstone
Ching
Cordell
Roosevelt
Churchill
Eleanor Goldstein
Anthony Zuill
Burgess
Ralph Haver
Pacific
Poree
Lan Benperor
B.c.tanner
Tesson
Philippine
Bunco
Czecho- Secvakion
Prank Snable
Waverly
Tanis Chervenka Sr
Jozeph Mattk
Nice
Faber
Biada
Eight Aces
George Makike
Parenas Road
Eight Aces Club
Frank Schramm
Anna Tucker
Bertha Mahlke
Turker
Life of Audubon
Calvary Bible Class
Elyria Men’s Bible Class
Parent-Teacher Association News
Monard Ohlemacher
Denison Avecian
Order of Rainbow
Sunny Side Up
Franklin Carr
Bell Avenue
Gopher Club
Mia
Clifford Smith
Horwood Street
Lambda Chi Sorority
Mre
Jack Wagner
West River Road
Monopoly
E.R. Novak
East Broad
St. Paul's Church
WB Pm
Ladies of
Ida Devinney
McDonald Home
Beverly Court
Second Congregational
Walter Botamer
Men'a Missionary League
United Presbyterian Church
Columbia
St. John's Church
Bopin Rainbow
First Methodist Church
Carl Russert
Columbia Ave
G.a.irectors
Child Conservation League
King Solomon Lodge
Marani¢ Temple
Townsend Club
Club Rooma
Astate of Columbus
Catholic Study Club No. 70
Jack Huge
Second Street
Fred. Stithwell
Lawrence Davis
James Walters
St Mary's Church
City of
St. Jude
Montgomery
Alabama
Ann Zulli
Robert Curtis
Louis Gehm
Heligton
Cassilly
Bee Keepers Meet
Peerless
Peerless Laundry & Dry Cleaning
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