Wich-Wiech Wedding Promises Bright Cleveland Ties
Dorothy Funk-4416 Mary. Helen Simpson-4417 Ruth Ann Wiech Weds Raymond Reimer In St. John's Church. The bride, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Wiech of 140 Garon Avenue, to become the wife of Raymond Reimer of 810 Hightan read. Ceremony by Boaggets of flowers and palms decorates. Attendants include Miss Adone Wiech and Miss Vivian Bruce. A reception for 100 at the Woman's Club follows the ceremony. The couple will reside at 7420 Madison Avenue, Cleveland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Ann Wiech
Raymond Reimer
St. John’s Church
Oreven Oueock
Slabs Pauttieeaan
Clicel
Moss
Ann
Dinghter
Walter Wiech
Garon Avenue
Taymond
Henry cLieste
Moos Shurley Mallinger
Sebowimaty
Wreck Weil ii
Mats Riage
Carol Jean Wiech
Kenneth Bothler
Moncoevic
Charles Remmer
Cleveland
Richard Eastmen
Wakemay
Woman's Club
Madison Avenue
Misc Wiech
Elytia High School
Newnes Brothers Company
Reamer
Tirmingiins High Schout
US Army
South
Tacifc
Herman Melean Ford
Artes Deprey
Engaged: Coletta Smith to Carl Miller in North Dakota
The engagement announced from Stony Ridge lists Coletta Ann Smith daughter of Mrs. Joseph B. Miller of Gien Ulib North Dakota and Carl Miller son of Mr and Mrs. Joseph Miller. The couple is unnamed for a wedding date with community involvement noted at Saint Marys parish and local hospitalities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coletta Ann Smith
Carl Miller
Vic Leo Sidr
Stony Ridge
Coletta Ann
Joseph Bo Miller
Gien Ulib
North Dakota
Miss Smith
Ss Mary's Parish
Diary
West Broad
Personal notices of travel and hospital arrivals
The notice lists several individuals: Mr and Mrs John S Brown of 145 Gwen read left yesterday for Misia, Blerid, for a two week vacation. Others include Hurd of 20H Deuiten venti y Caveiog and Fantser of 251 Hinantt fen, plus Mis. HW, Band of AG Wastingtony sverige who left Friday for Flotiela. Memorial Hospital Acseg and Kivi Memorial Hospital report admissions for James Colier of Stop HW Lake and others on January 17.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mere
John S
Brown
Gwen Read
Misia
Fantser
Mis
Sverige
Flotiela
Varatiar
Mro
Stes
Warfield
Rive Memorial Hospital
Acseg
Dorn
Aod Alee James Colier
Lake Arange
Kivi Memorial Hospital
Republican Women Gather for Tuesday Meetings Across County
Republican women of the city and county plan tea meetings at the Women's Club on presday afternoon and Tuesday evening January 20. Officers will be elected at the Elyria Republican Women's Club and County Federation event, with Ruth Cummings presiding and talks on civic issues by Della Rothe and Amelia Wigfeldte. A bake sale and social hour accompany the afternoon session, while the west meeting is rescheduled to February 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hivsan
Order of Eastern Star
Pennsylvania
Columbus
la Grange
West Vir
Michigan
Shawnee
Masonic Temple
Esther Wellert
Rew
Affiliatean
Octente
Kenyon Avenue
Helen von Ramo
Parkview Court
Ouf
Women's Club
Lown County
County Deputy Installed as Royal Neighbor Officer Event
Royal Neighbors of America held an installation of officers last evening on K. of ball with Mary Berich of Lorain as county deputy and Katherine McVey as chief ceremony participant. Kate Prentice installed as the marshal and a roster of officers followed, with Myrtle Date as water sentinel and Laura Hughes as manager. A public event party was planned for February 7 with Florence Gilman and Lathe Marsh in charge, and gifts were presented to past officers.
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Royal Neighbors of
America
K. of Ball
Mary Berich
Lorain
Offeer
Katherine McVey
Ceres Muna
Oraelet
Ube
Mtnhall
Florence Gilman
Lathe Marsh
Rampired
Florenen
Parma School Supt to Speak at PTA Dinner
Parma public schools superintendent Carl C Byers will speak at the High School PTA dinner on Wednesday January 22 at 6 40 PM in the high school cafeteria Reservations are with Mrs H H Thompson through Monday January 20. The report also notes various circle meetings of Catholic and community groups and upcoming events in Lorain and surrounding areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl C. Byers
Parma Public Schools
New Red Cross
Cleveland City Club
Byers
Ohio Congress of Parents and Teachers
Department of Education
Ohio Congress
H. H. Thompson
Local clubs and meetings scheduled for Monday in Cleveland
Methodist Ushers Association hosts a party in Cleveland. Junior Woman's Club held an evening meeting with Carl George from W G A BR radio. Eastern Heights Circle of CC No 1 meets at Y W auditorium at 8 p.m. Guest night for ladies. King Solomon Lodge conducts examinations and Fellow Craft Degree work. St Pauls Evangelical Church offers a fellowship dinner at 6 30 p.m. Circle No 4 leads. Colonial Club gathers at Mrs Cloyd Gull 332 Eighth St 1 30 p.m. Townsend club meets. Woman's Club Social Progress Dept hears Richard Fraser of Webb C Ball Co speak on Dixmonds. Tax stamps requested. Canton Lorain No 93 Auxiliary No 11 meets. Capt P D Reefy Circle No 96 Ladies of G A R holds meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Ushers Association
Cleveland
Colonial Club
Cloyd Gull
Eighth St
Townsend Club
Department of Woman's Club
Richard Fraser
Webb C. Ball Company
Canton Lorain
P. D. Reefy
Girl Scout Troops plan officers and events in Elyria
Troop 4 met to rehearse a program for the PTA and named Nancy Scott as president for a month with Catherine Mitchell as treasurer and Marilyn Pitkin as reporter. Troop 1 elected Patsy Burril president and others, followed by a flag salute. Movie and talks at Y W CA and St Andrew's church event details listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Troop No. 4
Parent-Teacher Association
Nancy Scott
Catherine Mitchell
Marilyn Pitkin
Troop NO. 1
Patsy Burril
Elyria
St. Andrew's Church
Hargait
Calkins
Licenses in Lorain List Pairs and Occupations in 1920s Row
A list of Lorain residents and occupations appears with names ages and roles. Pairs include Alfred Gerhart a 28 deaftyman and Florence Binedorn aged 2 Lorain. other licenses mention a vin and Sage 28 and a Palm Edward Simms 948 RD 1 Flys tin farmer and Mary Malone 4 North Ridgeville. Additional pairs list Donald Beil 26 grinder and Mildred Pallas 22 1275 Fast River Street. Glenn Lorain 21 R De 2 Aven assembler with Ruth Bryden 20 East River Street. John Barnes 21 Torain laborer and Doerothy Bertsen 22 Lorain Edward Sandor 21 Lorain apprentice machinist and Olga Szuhy 18 Lorain Figmund Bylica 28 Lorain foreman and Loretta Grohocki 21 Lorain. Russell Josey 38 Lorain city chenuet and Lucille Jones 41 To rab.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred Gerhart
Lorain Deaftyman
Florence Binedorn
Lorain
Vin and Sage
Inpurwince
Grace Hipp
Palm Edward Simms
Flystin
Farmer
Mary Malone
North Ridgeville
Donald Beil
East Avenue
Grinder
Mildred Pallas
Fast River Street
Glenn Lorain
Aven
Ruth Bryden
East River Street
John Barnes
Torain
Doerothy Bertsen
Edward Sandor
Lor
Olga Szuhy
Figmund Bylica
Lorain Foreman
Loretta Grohocki
Russell Josey
City Chenuet
Lucille Jones
Torab
Hospital Discharges Noted For Local Residents
Hospital discharge notices list Blariyn Abbe of 328 Ladd Street with a baby boy, Mrs William Labol with a baby boy from Grafton, Mrs Ralph Rogers with a baby boy of 423 West Thirteenth Street, Mrs John He arth with a baby girl of Litchfield, Mrs Belle Chambers at 1103 East Avenue, and James Willams at 118 Lincoln Heurt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blariyn Abbe
Ladd Street
William Labol
Grafton
Ralph Rogers
West Thirteenth Street
John Hearth
Litchfield
Belle Chambers
East Avenue
James Willams
Lincoln Heurt
Chatham Congregational elects officers at annual meeting
The Chatham Congregational Church held its annual meeting and elected officers: moderator Carl Packard deacon Ray Packard trustee Edward Herr clerk Gertrude Clinesmith treasurer Warner Rowe assistant treasurer Lillian Williams ushers Jack Arters Delbert Packard Charles Hert Ronald Herr choristers Judith Williams Vamila Root pianists Ada Packard Lesha Packard missionary committee Edna Goodyear Minnie Rowe Susan Sanford reception committee Eva Yoder Mrs Derr Bowman Mr and Mrs Wynn Wideman Mr and Mrs Harry Kimmich Earl Clinesmith flower committees Mattie Packard Helen Hartman Harriet Schad Eva Yoder Rosinda Herr Mrs Harry Kimmich and Mrs Rolf Hurmiton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chatham
Chatham —Athe
Congregational Church
Carl Packard
Ray Packard
Edward Herr
Gertrude Clinesmith
Warner Rowe
Lillian Williams
Jack Arters
Delbert Packard
Charles Hert
Ronald Herr
Judith Williams
Vamila Root
Ada Packard
Lesha Packard
Edna Goodyear
Minnie Rowe
Susan Sanford
Eva Yoder
Derr Bowman
Wynn Wideman
Harry Kimmich
Earl Clinesmith
Mattie Packard
Helen Hartman
Harriat Schad
Rosinda Herr
Harry Kimimich
Rolf Hurmiston
Louise Henri
Mary Whitman
Miss Whitman
Clone Af
Kenneth Welsh
Gale
Ernest Grint
Lester
Burton Brinker
Texas
Ira Grim
Walter Binker
F. E. Jenkins
Manticoke
Keith Hunter Jenkins
J. F. Dickson
Gambier
New London PTA to Hear Dr Thompson Guest Speaker
The New London Parent-Teacher Association will host Dr. Herbert J. Thompson, superintendent of the Norwalk District of the Methodist Church, as guest speaker at the January 22 meeting in the high school auditorium. J. Kenneth Weaver directs the program. third grade mothers oversee refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
PTA
Thompson
New London
Herbert J. ‘Thompson
Norwalk
Methodist ’Church
North Olmsted couple takes two week Florida trip
North Olmsted residents Mr and Mrs Bammertin of Lorain traveled by plane to Florida for a two week stay at various places with friends and relatives. Mrs Charles Wershing visited relatives in Glendale West Virginia. Mr and Mrs Stanley Hall of Richfield also mentioned in the listings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Olmsted
Bammertin
Lorain
Florida
Charles Wershing
Carl Merver
Glendale
W. Va
Nel Jenkins
Stanley
Hall
West
Richfield
Landis to introduce compulsory arbitration bill
Congressman Gerald W Landis announces a plan for compulsory arbitration of strikes. If either side refuses arbitration the government could seize the strikebound plant. The measure would shift some authority to states for minor strikes and task the President and Labor Secretary to assess industrywide strikes for public safety impact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Gerald W. Landis
Ind
Landis
House
Secretary of Labor
Wold
Arbitration Board
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Dorothy Funk
Mary
Helen Simpson
Entertains Club
Matilda Weeden
Oxford Avenue
Ted Stentz
Bar Worst
Too
Whitmore
Mnp
Mex
Aebordy
Don Jacksay
la Porte
Rachale
Crasreste
Maryorie
Atat Durkee
O.E. S
Meg
Harold Mackenberg
Barberton
Ohio
Sven
WCA
Ernest Brown
Myre Hignelt
Roigton
Lele Seult
Edward Evaisich
Elsie Morris
Ruth Walders
Dorothy Armbruster
Guerte
Wadsworth
Ridgeville
Westlrke
Fields Corner
M. M. C. Club
Florence Strand
Obert
Mo M.C Club
Catherine Rodgers
Obertin Road
Esther Gilmore Mys
Pauline Barch
Betty O'Dell
Sucie Hodgers
Resar
River St
Phane
Monte Wyckoff Dry Cleaning
Broad Streat
Eldotread
Wasserver
Paid
Kager
Joseph Traat
Ched Schreber
Abeetly Thastttes
Airs Koal Strupk
Andresy
Bee Duckett
Nef Patera
Nos Beng Khises
TV Amembere
Paca Best
Bertha Booilhesd
Seid
Seist Rielis Ie
Rose Tartsque
Ehabtud
Wilares
Wolk
Grace Guild
Po In
Effa Brown
Martha
Pier
Christian
Jann Hinabere
Gratton
Rungett
Bessa
Aessaina
Mas
Ford
Lake Avenue
Brutas
Starites
Diario Kane
Une Roche
Harry Hoover
J. Irving Reese
First Baptist Church
Middle Avenue
Second Street
Parma
Marsh Guerin
Circle No. 7
SS Francis Xavier Mission
Sixth Street
National Council of Catholic Women
Charles McBride
Joseph Flynn
Maryknoll
Louise Easty
Lorain Deanery
Circle Now 1
Arthur Holly
Arthur Davie
Tme Lormkiy
Geer
Eleanor Masian
Broadway
Lorian
Tlorence Bravky
Hele Mapucinski
Sophie Skok
Weasurer
Louise Brosky
Marge Brosky
Eleanor Pass van
Mire Tinese Brosky
Betieshraents
Annette Kapudash
Dorothy Pastran Ferain
Club
Alena Club
Catalyn Hale
Broad Apert
Shirley Fanis
Marvy Jane Dunkle
Hte
Miss Paxley
Carlise
News of the Girl Scouts
Point Circle
Harwood Lersch
Harrison Street
G. Shaw
Iola Shaw
H. W. Lueth
Paint Circle
First Congregational Church
W. A. Leath
Freese
Washington Avenue
ST. Mary's Church
Walter Sulivan
William West
Middle Ave
Fourth St
Sweden
Sydney
Australia
Church of the Nazarene
Harwood Street
Bernard W. Knox
Pittstoreh, Kansas
MacKay
Fourth Street
Robinson
Hygrade Dry Cleaners
Rosing
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