Helen Briggs and James Eschke Wed in Home Ceremony
Helen Briggs and James Eschke exchanged marriage vows in a home wedding with attendees including Mary Eschike and Myron Ty Helgs. The bride wore a velvet hat with corsage and the groom’s party included family members while the ceremony proceeded in Cleveland with reception events at the Hallendent residence. eschke is a Elyria High School graduate and works for Millburt Steamship. the bride is affiliated with Perty Lou She and resides on Tian Street Aud.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lavent Aeris
Guistar
Dave Hiar
Les
Harold Wriays
James Eel Ke
Mary Esehike
Svase
Priwers
Xuand
Alan
Ming Laois Watkin
Abel
Pty Myron Ty Helgs
Wride
Ube Thieegevar
Adler
Cleveland
Ainge
Lake Worth
Thinlsleget
Ryehke
Blygin High Schoal
Elyrie
Tang Guilend
Pirst
VeDdhs
Eschke
Elyria High School
Marlow School
New York
Millburet Steamship Company
Fast Bupilat Church
Women’s Club Speaker Arne Regular at YW Meeting
The YW club hosted a Thursday evening session with speaker Arne, discussing facial analysis and individual profiles. Lenete Lawson’s resignation was noted, a cabinet meeting followed, and plans for a Port Clinton US meeting on Monday February 7 were announced along with an evening program by Be Mack Abbe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ts ¢Tork
Chae Lunas
Pellay
Skegerdings
Lawson
Abbe
Pannine Veil
Engagement announced for Sommers Babich couple
Miss Alyy Sommers and Robert Samers of Adtevelamd announce the engagement of their daughter Lornaaine to Hie David Babich son of Mr and Mrs Hatch of West River suet. Babich with the Air Force stationed in Golesboro is from Sever foinan Field. Cleveland area residents attend gatherings with church groups and Lions Club officers named for February meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alyy
Robert Samers
Adtevelamd
Lornaaine
David Babich
Soy
Aul Airs
ML Hatch
West River
I Mc
Bablen
Sever Foinan Field
Golesboro
Nari Caroling
Mus
Sumeery
Dona Adams High School
Cleveland
Mrs Gregory Hosts Nominating Committee For Officers
Mrs Gregory hosts a nominating committee to select officers for 04 biferaer clits, with Mrs Neils Gregers as hostess on Chase yareet. Nellie Rad chairs the committee, including Mee Nell Todd and Olga Sasse, at the annual base news morning on February 10. Grace Wardour read a paper, and a book review by Lalltan Wegat highlighted China titles. The February 14 business meeting at Denison avenue will be preceded by a nine tureen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gregory
Neils Gregers
Chase Yareet
Nellie Rad
Nell Todd
Olga Sasse
Wilgepurt
Grace Wardour
Lalltan Wegat
China
Sarre Voret
Denison Avenue
Tureen Aaretinen
Local Personal Notices From A Crowded Week
A string of personal notices from East Penn area includes Charles Decker and his wife visiting relatives, and their planned departure for Texas. Families and guests at Lincoln Court share open house moments, with longtime residents moving and travel plans noted. Updates cover service members, hospital stays, births, deaths, and family gatherings across multiple towns, including Oberlin and Elyria.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Decker
Ie U 4
Aw Corps
Gat F
Decker
Eastpen Muights
Janarrow
Ayetin
Texas
Puesta
Sisten
Mees
Wurvey Toten
Lincoln Court
Gomuphingan
Deer Hai
Fostgie
Mie KB
Prey Logle
Shale Collet
Dun
I Freyfogle
Pacil
Ohio
Iron Itter
Wille Snyder
Warfield Rock
Hawthorne Street
Welle
Wiggitta Kon
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Voineray
Mis
North Park Street
Oberlin
Oberlin, For Thes Taat Semuster
Sebdaut
Commirce
Monty Savile
Keel
New York City
Franke
Anniversary Notice for Magyar YLS Meeting
The Young La Mugear Relocmud unit marks an anniversary with a church meeting and social. Stephen Wake and officers preside as members including Juhn Peters Mes Simm bons at Mes bo Wircengkt and Mrs. Te Ge Nv join in the program. A bouquet gift from Lavites Aid Society accompanies a ritual of gratitude. A business session follows with officers Mrs Bul Feula and Mrs Lewts Feneta noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephen Wake
Juhn Peters
Simm Bonsat
Gowers
Lavites’ Aid Society
Bul Feula
Lewts Feneta
Josst
Judge H H Nye Addresses Juvenile Problem To Republican Women
Judge H H Nye delivers a formal speech to Republican Women on juvenile delinquency as war demands and parental responsibility are discussed. He argues adults must guide boys aged 17 to 19 toward discipline, patriotism, and reform while institutions like churches aid child protection and家庭 support structures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. H. Nye
Elgett
vYanih
Snl
Judge Nee
Tie Sprucher
Epi Tns
Telloy Raverot
Jriverebid
Grorker
Leyely
Emphasis On Maternal Health At County Meeting
Discussion centered on the foundation of maternal health within social and psychological contexts. Notable speakers from the Maternal Health League and related organizations attended, highlighting education, program quality, and community support initiatives.
Licenses A E Ann TH Bayonet A O Le Mrs
Fragmented readable text lists licenses and officials named Mrs Crore Thompson with roles. mentions Bayonet and VIO related terms. scattered names appear, unclear actions or outcomes. The source provides incomplete bureaucratic notices with several disjointed names and titles.
Engagement and Marriage Announcements From Grafton and DeRidder
Mrs Darr Kautey of Grafton announces the engagement of Helen Falter Shinko and the marriage of their eldest son Francis H Bradley to Miss Mary Tae. Bradley attended DeRidder High School and Oberlin School of Commerce, now employed in Cleveland prior to service. The couple plans a wedding in DeRidder with a white satin gown and blue accessories. They will reside at the Bradley residence in Grafton after a Sunday observance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Darr Kautey
Grafton
Helen
Falter W. Shinko
Seer
Francis H. Bradley
Mery “Yous
Mise Bradley
Whie Sewing Abeline Company
Cleveland
Cleve Syd
S/Set
Shimko
Seveas
U.S. A
Francis
I. Bradley
Mary F
Isbel Herrick
Marie
Bradley
Rein Gratton
Unites Alls
Goshian
Leg
New Members Feted By YWCA
New members of the YWCA were honored with a yearlong display of monthly tables hosted by members including Mrs C W Marsin and Mrs Bark Stewarts, featuring seasonal decorations from February through December, with activities, drawings, and a central May pole. The event highlighted hostesses, members, and festive arrangements such as Easter eggs, harvest table, and a Santa theme for December.
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Phe
Woc. A
Ivan
Aera
YACLA
C. W. Marsin
Bark Stewarts
Howard Gollmar
Fla
Ratan
Sam Winchell
A. R. Leuithards
Robert Autis
Allien
Ropies Aren
Robert Rhuis
Cally
George
Lamberton
al Bute
Gertrude Alollery
Miss Ona
Holly
Byrn Ho
Puogemun
Blis
Sam
Meibershin
Fesiew
Suu Jay
Local gathering hints at future events and names
A community meeting last night discussed upcoming activities. Attendees referenced several individuals and organizations, with scattered notes on dates and locations, though the text remains fragmented and unclear.
Calendar notes from First Conprepational and social clubs
Calendar items detail Upper Room Bite class at Guth officers. Ten Thirty Niners and various clubs meet on East River street and Columbus street, with dances and lectures at 7:80. Employed Young Women attend supper. Mildred Weuler absent as Virginia Neonan conducts business. Agatha Selica introduces Mildred Hofevker on speech corrections. YWCA meeting set for next week. Funeral-like dinner, donations to March of Dimes, and charity raffles noted among many fragmented lines.
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Guth
A. Pondy Jr
East River Street
Bath Street
Bugy Club
Yiglts Weatz
Fugles
Jay Suetal
Thevasatsaiski
Columbus Street Bats
Pottawatamie
Rose
Boraina
Pata
Pally
Cleveland
Ruony
United Presbyterian Fellowship
Wome Lawatie
Vwoa Yury
Prudent
Mildred Weuler
Virginia Neonan
Mart Cliften
Ube
Agatha Selica
Vis
Mildred Hofevker
Radin
Cleveland Board of Fiduca
Tim
Mosseker
Miss Selka
Mildred Jobena
Olive Novpan
Verneh Gahagen
Marys
Margaret Plas
Ruth Wilelia
Dr Leath Addresses Club Department On Future Of America
Dr Leath spoke to the Education and Fine Arts Department of the Woman's Club yesterday afternoon. He urged looking beyond fighting to ease tensions at home and abroad, quoted religious leaders, and urged world cooperation. He favored Archbishop Canterbury's peace plan and emphasized the role of the family in nations’ fate, noting various tensions and the need for practical unity in world affairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Leath
Club Department
One Future of America
Bry
William A. Krith
Woman's Club
Ifiernon
Cuctis Spuner
Agnes Xow
America
Orito
Ariel Jani
Camterbury
Germany
Aden
Denye Mwas
Vian
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Helen Briggs
James Eschke
Mee
Evelyn Sint
Martha Nell
Mag. Anne
Pretyiss
Charrman
Adelly Owenson
Marseilles Arenue
Doris Edwards
Misa Nelgansens
Cleveland Christian Orphanage
Alrs
Luallle Day
Cacillo
Mardel Myres
Rives
LiGag Chi Menbere
Ales
Arch
Fisty
Ne Lions
York
Sa Wong
Sightie
Havin
Viet
Frank Dyvevik
Secretar
James Cutlagher
George Reman
Sunshine Eas
Jack Knight
Dintinkatt Gulfyaad
Lions Club
Middle Ave
Becturs
Persiasin
Bertal Poury
LMR CW
Perkine
Avealle Symudine
Alg. Winter
Chester
Bhyete
Mentordal Hospital
Bonfe
Welles Ray Kiefer
Lukitange
Cuisin
MurdRon Avenue
Woman's Club Review
Abe
Keane Watt
Botamer Florist
Tin Dow
Anni
Mnvinibe
Auleeoue
Muteenin
Audie
State League
FS. Gory
EP. Bosworth
Oberkin
John Aschenbach
Corbell Avenue Way
Ad Bauer
John Jelzerow
Ruth Wists
Ephesians
Ed Smith
Avenue
Nest
Crore Thompson
Schnee
Renesettee
Orate Mobe
Mts Raven
YWCA
Pian
Tae St John’s
Walteery Longe
Thesro
Soeiml Muerte
Teennath Bliey
Ted Tine
Deri Pushin
Eek
Oberlin Lega Hieryeniiys
Felawelty
Setshiy Dentiony
Tdber sRuyaig
Lernant
Ree Baebrkars
Renae Blawa
Ant Tamerir
Robert Wand
Sciwein Des See
Second Street
Wast Ave
Kok Tonight
Mestodist
School of Missions
Eywl
Patty
Eugeneersonn Shen
Wire Grace Spares
Kathryn
Samme! Buionnes
Kathern
Helen Karas
Chistopher Manns
Ad Dotnnic
Zatter
Fagene
Eben Ant
Fritenes
Minty Wits
New York Ny
Constant
Denvanenigs
Daughters of
Scotia Todd Shety Vorulay
Victory Hall
Maren of Dimes Fund
Meintel
Anolltes Vo Murs
Bunsord
Riva
Lane
Dohinson
Red Cross
Castle
Castle's Cash Wall Paper and Paint Store
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