Marriage of Ruth Kriebel and Albert Guggenbiller at St. Jude's
Ruth Kriebel daughter of Mrs Natherine Kriebel of 127 Longford avenue exchanged marriage vows with Albert Guggenbiller of Cornell Road North Olmster at St. Jude's Church this morning. The ceremony featured gladioli and snapdragons decorations with white rose bouquet, a gown of white brocaded satin, and a reception for 100 at the bride's home. The couple will reside on Center Ridge Road in Ridgeville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jude's Church
Ruth Kriebel
Natherine Kriebel
Longford Avenue
Albert Guggenbiller
Cornell Road
North Olmster
John Carratine
Dutin
Owas Matilda Guggenbiller
Leo Guggenbiller
Robert Gilles
Elks Marina
Center Ridge Road
Ridgeville
Inter
John Guggen Bile
Wasemer Ball & Screw Corp
Lakewood
St. Rose's School
Wiendeling
Ohio
St. Theresiand
Brookside
Ka Lo Club
Timi Spring Co
Lois J Landfried Engaged To Alan Munn
Mr and Mrs Gay Landfried of Ashland announce the engagement of their daughter Lon dane to Alan J Munn son of Mr and Mrs B A Munn of Grafton He recently released from the Army after three years service including 28 months in the Pacific Now employed at Western Auto matic Machine Screw Company No date for the wedding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gay Landfried
R.D. No. 1
Ashland
Londane
Ridgeville
Alan J. Munn
B. A. Munn
Grafton
Munn
Pacific Theater of Operations
Western Automatic Machine Screw Company
Hospital Discharges List, Local Patients
The hospital discharge list includes Mrs Harry Heawell and Mrs Ida Millard among the patients. Also noted are Mrs Margaret Fostelimes and Mrs Andrew Eschike with addresses at 427 First Place and 1091 s.r avenue respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Heawell
Andrew Eschike
Ida Millard
1. S.r Avenue
Margaret Fostelimes
Princeton Avenue
Mary Miller II Installed New W R C President
Mary Miller II was installed as president of Richard Allen Women’s Relief Corps No 108 after a large attendance at the 100 F temple. The ceremony included an installation parade of officers, with Lydia Squires presiding as conductor and Corrine Boyd, Edith Morris, Kathryn Todgham, and Esther Newfer among color bearers. Several officers were inducted, including Mary Muller as president and Mia Girpett as senior vice president, with remarks praising the retiring president and noting donations and a presentation of gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Allen Womens Relief Corps No. 108
F. Temple
Jdeanette Arnold
Lydia Squires
Laveille Wariner
Corrine Boyd
Edith Morris
Kathryn Todgham
Esther Newfer
Mary Muller
Senisake
Mia Girpett
Tea Sunniuns
Ueanier
Chere Wate Wei
Chaplad
Dethe Bate
Gerade
Maude Jaeksen
Gaard
Batuie Marsh
Saustine
Ann Bright
Acdit Chasiun
Jenmie Callie
Sa% Stangs
Claire Wender
Birthdlass Bertha
Mnyinde
Anloversare
Tyrinday Bain
Ter Puedget
Allegnee
Atafa
Pang
America
Feron brothers reunion after military service
William FB Feron and his brother Captain James F Feron met for the first time in eight months after service in the China Burma India and European theaters. Their sibling Cpl Jack Feran served in Germany, with the Ferens former Elyria residents. They attended a funeral in Elyria for Mrs Louis Kellogg and visits by relatives continued at Rams on court and other homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William FB. Feron
China
Burma-India
James F. Feron
J. Peron
Herrick Avenue
Weelthie
Indiantown Gap
Cpl
Jack Feran
Germany
Kelloge
Roger Kellogg
feRony Schroeder
Chula Vista
California
Martin Schroeder
Ramsnn Court
Wilbur Arnold
Aow
Richard
LeRoy Schroeder
Leig
Sasebon
Japan
Kathren Howard
Clark Maddock
Eighth Street
Edward Ernest Lopenyan
Bellevine
Peller
Westport
Conn
John Maton
Cleveland
Wiliam Gates
Florence Allen
Clevel Land
West Liberty Street
Medina
Couple Married Yesterday To Live Near Oberlin
Yesterday at two pm at the Unger home in Oberlin area Laura Ryckman and Nelson Pycraft were married by Rev Anna Hale. Only immediate family attended. The bride wore powder blue silk crepe, matron of honor in apple green with red roses. They plan to live near Oberlin where the groom farms, with a reception at the bride’s home. The article notes a later meeting and social plans of local circles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laura Ryckman
Nelson Pycraft
Anna Hale
Leonard Unger
East River Street
Mary Miedummel
Bert Orvis
RD J. Obethinn
Farewell Party Honors Pastor Rev. J. Newcomer
A farewell party honored Reverend Jerry D. Newcomer, pastor of the Pilgrim Congregational Church, as he leaves February 1 to become assistant pastor at First Congregational in Evanston. About 125 members and friends attended, with remarks by Arthur W. Scrivens and performances by Harold Scrivens and Miss Wyrick. Gifts were presented by the church and congregation, and the event closed with songs after a meal with a yellow and white motif.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ely Woman's Club, Inc
Ellen Johinson
Oberlin College
Apraker
F.C. Ruth
Michiel Angelo
America
Miss Johnson
Max Webber
John Merrin
Alexander Brooks
J. G- App
Sunshine Chattman
Beson
Foc Ruth
Bow, Leng
Claude Wagheld
Myre HH
W Tipbaly
Rod. Gale
Wargtard
James Thomas
Roth
Chapell
Johnson School of Nursing
Elyria Circle
Koof Po Hat
Cora Kuss
Lorain
Announcer Mint
Daytona Dune
Wall
Inner Circle
Staffer Hotel
Ciele
Neehog
Getaber
Pecema
Ber
Helen Smid
Oeharpe
Helen Clinschnuider
Rita WooSehauh
Hathe Stevnson
China
Jerry D. Newcomer
Pilgriam-Congregational Church
First Congregational Church
Evanston
Arthur W. Scrivens
Harold Scrivens
Miss Wyrick
Painesville Congregational Church
Newcormer
God
Fred Bauer
Hareld
Arthur Walker
Emi
Calendar EVENTS MONDAY Daughters of Sahara and club meetings
Social schedule lists Daughters of Sahara with Mrs Roge Boals at 252 Third Street and a Woman's Club session with Mrs Albert Motria of Cleveland Police Dept at 9:30. Bela Sigma Phi, Catholic Study Club No 1 with Mrs Gene St Marie, Rainbow for Girls initiation. Various circles and lodge gatherings follow in local venues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daughters of
Sahara
Roge Boals
Third Street
Social Progress Department
Woman's Club
Albert Motria
Cleveland Police Dept
Bela Sigma Phi
Aotority
Gene St. Marie
Oxford Avenue
B. Rainbow
Methodist Circle
Josephine Handley
Betlefield Avenue
B. Townsend Club
Victory Hall
News Of The Girl Scouts Regional Worker Visit
Miss Sue Litle, regional Girl Scout worker, spoke in Kenowva on January 18 about training, recruiting in Kentucky Ohio and West Virginia, and boosting leadership. Nine council members attended the luncheon at Graystone Hotel and discussed standing committees with focus on canning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sue Litle
Kenowva
Fiska Cornet
Seouis
Miss Little
Kentucky
Onio
West Virginia
New York City
Graystone
Will Themis
Miss Lie Poblems
Nancy Todd
Ohio Fuel Company
TROOM
Girl Scouts
Troop 23
Brownies
Penman
Valley City community notices and contacts
Fragmentary OCR mentions Valley City events and a local contact at Convalescent Home for ward numbers and a telephone. References Derek as president of a group and a Mrs Homes Radock with unclear roles. Address 20 Wards St appears with a phone number.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cee Cahee
Valley City
Valley City Garden
Clibo Tela
Russell Behoen
Hersgy
Homes Radock
Vile Eeistin
Wostess
Derek
Ie Tab Wits Urbe
Uttend
Diye Fa Haya
Cur
KoVice
Bdderta
Wards
Lawrence Hale Heads Lodge Installation At Northwest Encampment
Lawrence Hale heads the Northwest Encampment as chief pat- isect and senior warden, with John Hovin as junior warden and J B Young as high priest among officers installed for six to twelve months. Oberlin visitors attended and plans for next year were discussed. A victory dance followed the social hour with refreshments served and the next session slated for February 8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Aebie
Ohio
Northwest
Charles Howell
Oberlin
Fred Acble
Community notices and gatherings around local families
A boiled collection of social items lists Honor Returned Sons events at the Arick and Hauck households, dinners for Lt Alex C Hanes on leave, visits by Cleveland guests, and Hoer Memorials. The notes mention Mrs Oneila Lizotte’s book report, a February 13 meeting at Mrs Carl Hauck’s home, and various relatives and friends visiting or hosting events in Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oneila’ Lizotte
Carl Hauck
Elsa Mollen
Earl Arick
Frontie
U S. Armivaler
South Pacific
Mas
Arley Gringery
Ray Evans
Cleveland
Ortanald Parfit
Bunda Euests
Dona Parfitt
Russelever
Grutta Monasth
Masflower
Vakro
Earl Greéeshire
MuaylSchindt
Casper Schoudt
Albin Platz
Platz
Harley Raduck
Carl Hook
Russel Schoenecter
Luisa Mollen
Wooster
John Kilnect
Jaseel Kiinech
Ronald
Mir
Schuiait An Werpesdas Therate
Ber
Sunday Guests Continue Social Pleasures in Medina Area
A long list of Sunday visits and social gatherings unfolds across Medina and nearby towns. Erhart and area families hosted and visited, including Mrs. Ed Lockyer, the Lamprher and Spieth households, and many others. Notes include new addresses, church and neighborhood chats, and a catalog of visits to relatives in Medina, Cleveland, Elyria, and Columbia Station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erhart
Ed Lockyer
Ray Conan
Florence
Mary Beach
Remson
Glen Vanhayen
Dallas Carter
Medina
B. B
William Condren
Dorothy
Violet Feist
Bertrand Loe Yer
Norman Derek
Charles Gross
Ed Steyer
Ruth Knable
Cleveland
Peter Eisenhart
Bert Sleyer
Bert Meyer
Harrys Bower
Seville
Sam Meyer
Elyria
John George O'Brien
Hy Co
3D Regi
Ala
T. C. FL Knox
Kentucky
Frank Ullrich
Charles Martin
Chathans
Edward Frambaugh Jr
Eddie Ribbeck
E. Ribbeck
Charlotte
Dean Regal
Huntington
Gilbert Grass
Albert Grass
Earl Feist
Gert Meyer
George Mott
Columbia Station
Dan Sckulich
Tallmadge
Charles Beach
Barberton
Albert Sharkey
Frank Smith
George and Arthur Mexworthy
Rose Newfield
Catherene Shaffmer
Frank Kutler
Bert Meuser
Also Mentioned on This Page
Society Béroiny Funk
Mabel Little
St. Jude's Church
Lois J. Landfried
Alan
Donald
Hany Weiss
Helgi Tomeho
Mary Miller II
W.R.C
Thames Clegg
Brancatall
OUR Beauty Shoppe
Certrude's Beauty Shoppe
Cleveland Street
Ethel Ryan
Ethel Ran
Russell Chamberlain
Alice M Doviak
Carnellaera
Bunco
Allen MacCaulley
Albert Ryan
Ruth Koepp
Ruth Roepp
Mathew Diem Dro Oat Vermilion
Waltia Buchhele
Viraint Zander
St. John’s Lutheran Wicke
Tenth Street
Ywigh Oscare
Teun Crosnadden
Anice Norpp
Thelma Lehrveter
Gilda Sebald
Gladys Streeg
Arn Ruepp
Bute
Avenue Club
Ella Shey
Stanford Avenue
Jada
Itty
Mis al Mathews
Sam Macon
Beg
Posner Diba
Effa Brown
Rosebud Papa
P. H.C
Bridge
Hurstion
al Vlub
Sereed
Ted
Clewebarat
Ata
Rev. J. Newcomer
Roeder
Weshey
Boned
Alberta Crocker
Neotee Tai
King Solomon Lodge
Masonic Temple
Knights of Columbus
K. of C. Hall
St. Agnes Altar Rosary Society
Hinkson-Hyeell Vi Fo W
News of the Girl Scouts
Jack Esker
Dorcas
First Christian Church
Homolulu
Guam
Okinaw
Seoule
Leyte
Philppines
to-Siuma
Korea
Jot Kaiser
M Torry
Chape Wells
Empser
GQ Ray
Foa Palmer
Main
Ven Winters
Wellington
Lawrence Hale
MacKay
Freda MacKay
the Grotto
Qblemachar
Burt Prout
Chasee
Arthur Sebellatees
Carl Schaefer
Earl Shorrer
Smith
Fred Wilcox
Milte Wiltord
Milt Young
Herbert
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