Engagement Of Miss Joan Ruth To Charles L Welton
Mr and Mrs Carl R Ruth announce the engagement of their daughter Joan Helen Ruth to Charles L Welton son of Mr and Mrs H Welton of Oberlin. Joan Ruth a Sandusky High School and Ohio University graduate 1952 works as a secretary at New Departure. Welton a Elyria High School and Ohio University 1952 graduate member of Theta Chi, served 18 months in the US Army mainly in Alaska. He works at the Fitch Company. No definite wedding plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl R. Ruth
Decatur Street
Joan Helen
Charles L. Welton
H. Welton
Oberlin
Sandusky High School
Miss Ruth
Ohio University
New Departure
Mr. Welton
Elyria High School
Cho University
Theta Chi
U. S. Army
Alaska
Fitch Company
Marian Watson
Archer
Donald Schreider
Parma
Ronita Hamilton and Richard Miller Engaged to Marry
Mr and Mrs Ronald Hamilton of 1% Gun road announce the engagement of their daughter Ronita Hamilton to Anlc Pocnard C. Miller, son of Mr. and Mrs Corliss Miller of Bender Reed. No date for the wedding is set. Miss Hamilton is in her senior year at Elvia High School and attends Senior Y Teens and First Baptist Church. Fiancé is in the U S Air Force at Youngstown and belongs to Emmanuel Lutheran Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ronald Hamilton
Gun Road
Suss Ronita Hamilton
Anlc
Pocnard C. Miler
Corliss Miller
Bender Reed
Hamilton
Elvia High School
First Baptist Church
U. S. Air Force
Youngstoun
Emmanuel Lutheran Church
Churchwomen Work and Meetings At St Paul Circles One Six
St Paul Circle No 1 met at the parsonage on Oxford Avenue with nine members and two guests for a one o clock luncheon. Devotions led by Mrs Rose Boals and readings from Your Need for God I Believe in Miracles. The circle discussed a reading program with recognition for completed books and a letter from Millbrae Sanitarium. Future meetings noted for February 1 at the church parlors. ST PAUL CIRCLE No 6 hosted by Mrs Raymond Harper with topic Teaching Children How to Pray. Prizes were awarded and a luncheon followed. Next gathering February 11 at Mrs Schrader s home on High Street. EAST SIDE GUILD of St Andrew Episcopal Church met at the parish house with fifteen members and three guests. The afternoon featured sewing and future hostesses named for February 11. ST JOHN MISSIONARY LEAGUE held a winter meeting at the school with two members and one guest. The program included a note of appreciation from Rev L Draheim and plans for a spring rally at St Mark Church in Cleveland. Mindful of Our Sisters in India was discussed. Next meeting set for April 22.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul Church
Oxford Avenue
Reif
Rose Boals
Lillian Welton
Mabel Roesman
The
Women’s Guild
Annabelle Wurtz
Millbrae Sanitarium
Millbrae
Calif
Millie Manns
Jessie Raesler
ST. Paul Circle No
Raymond Harper
Hawthorne Street
St. Paul Evangelical and Reformed Church
al Beiner
Earl Kelly
Russell Schrader
East Side Guild
Will Humphrey
Grace Heinzerling
St. Andrew Episcopal Church
Sadie McCullen
Barbara Collishaw
Evelem van Auker
Rose van Dyke
Hennetta Colburn
ST. John Missionary League
St John Lutheran Women’s Missionary League
Ore
31 Huebner
L . Draheim
Lutheran Hospital
Cleveland
Mane Kraent
Helen Kipf
St Mark Church
Exvansvile
Ind
India
Xl Seereiner
Garden Y's Observe Third Anniversary
The Garden Y's marked their third anniversary with a Wednesday morning breakfast at the W. residence. Hostesses were Miss Linda Cuyler, Mrs. Madia Golimar, Mrs. Mephia Vandemark, and Mrs. Florence Morns. A business meeting followed led by Mrs. Walter Hess. Proceeds from corsages totaled 56 dollars and plans were made for a Halle Bros. style show February 24.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garden Y's
Linda Cuyler
Madia Golimar
Mephia Vandemark
Florence Morns
Walter Hess
Annettia Otto
Halle Bros
Westgate
M Irs
Mae Dutch
Elva
Garden Club
Mae Gwin
Ting
Youth Council Stages Frolic at Holly Hall
The Elyria Youth Council hosts a Midwinter Frolic at the Holly Hall Youth Center on a Saturday night in January. Gene Krugman’s orchestra debuts, with decorations by Wents, Wentz, Bishop, and Sheppard. chaperones include the Longs and the Shillings, Benze, and Schmidt families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holly Hall
Elyria Youth Council
Gene Krugman
Saith Wents
Bairman
Wil
Nancy Wentz
Susan Bishop
Penny
Personal notices from Elyria area family announcements
Mrs. Arden Wilfong lists her husband Pvt. 1 Opha A Wilfong US 32363087 in service at Fort Knox KY. Mrs A Lattig of Beebe Court returns from Florida trip via plane stopping in St Petersburg Tampa and Orlando. Mrs Harold Tablett recovering at parents home after appendectomy. Grandson of Lucille Barknecht born to Mr and Mrs Robert J Peck at Elyria Memorial. Baby weighs seven pounds fourteen ounces. Announcing births at Elyria Memorial Hospital: Mr and Mrs William Smalley RD2 and Mr and Mrs Gerald Morris 635 Cambridge Ave. Marilyn Marie Morris born yesterday. Johnathan Warden son born Jan 25 at Elyria Memorial Hospital. Johnathan Cari named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arden Wilfong
Berkeley Drive
Opha A. Wilfong
A. F A
Armd
Fort Knox
A. Lattig
Beebe Court
Ing
Florida
St. Petersburg
Tampa
Orlando
Harold Tablett
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Anthony Rauscher
Grafton
Lucille Barknecht
Clark Street
Robert J. Peck
Charleen Barknecht
West Main Street
Springfield
William Smalley
Gerald Morris
Morris
Cambridge Avenue
Dollie Lotz
Marilyn Marie Morris
Johnathan Warden
BonAir
Avenue
Johnathan Cari
Fourthurs Club marks fifteenth anniversary luncheon
Members of the Fourthurs Club gathered at Holly Hall to celebrate 15 years with a luncheon. Past presidents organized the event, with Mrs Arch ie Pexnfound and Mrs Helen Mulholland among special guests. Remarks covered the group’s first decade and recent five years, and plans included future activities, fund pledges, and a March wives party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fourthurs Club
Holly Hall
Mesdames
Robert Boslan
Roger Busier
Marjone Forsyth Clyde McDowell
Carl Russert
Earl Schaefer
Joan Timms
C. J. Steller
Theodore Smith
Bay Village
Oliver Siefert
Charles White
Robert DuCon
Glen Shoemaker
Carl Hunger
Archie Penfound
Helen Mulholland
Steller
Mulholland
Busler
Carl Pussert
Y.W.C.A
Books Of Contrasting Themes Are Reviewed
Two book reviews at the Culture Club session yesterday afternoon at the home of Mrs. John Shaw on St Clair street. Mrs. McClellan reviewed Give the Man Room by Robert J Casey and Mary Borglum noting Borglum’s Mount Rushmore biography and the Panama Canal era. Mrs. McWilliams reviewed Snips and Snails by Louise Baker a first person tale of a girls school near the Arizona desert. Both books are available at the Elyria Library. Luncheon preceded the program with local hosts and guests attending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. O. McClellan
R. W. McWilliams
Culture Club
John Shaw
Borglum
Columbus
India
Panama Canal
Mesdames Harland Brown
Frank Wilcox
C. Jenkins
Frank Stetson
Virginia Lyman
Richard Elliott
Licenses Listed for Leonard Darvas and Marv Rieger
Leonard Darvas of m2 East Twenty-ninth Street Lorain and Marv Rieger of 30615 Fifth Street Lorain are recorded as license holders. The notice provides only names and addresses with no further action or dates specified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonard Darvas
Twenty-ninth Street
Lorain
Reil Seller
Marv Rieger
Fifth Street
Bethel Shrine No 24 Past Officers Are Feted
Past Officers Night at Bethel Shrine No 24 honored Shrine Past Worthy High Priestesses and Past Watchmen with gifts and East honors in IOOF hall. Attendees included Eleanore Young Mary Rogers Minnie Robinson Lela Strong Olga Sasse and others plus Mildred Pickersgil Norma Davis and guests from Palestine Shrine. A Grace Haglund led a program of xylophone music and pantomime solos with table decor in yellow and white.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bethel Shrine
Bethel Shrine No
Helen Ehlert
IOOF
Eleanore Young
Mary Rogers
Minnie Robinson
Lela Strong
Olga Sasse
Esther Wellert
Eleanor Brandau
Elizabeth Schneider
Lillian Maiden
Florette Heidrich
Willette Bellingham
Daisy Benson
Mayme
Tite
Ruth Schroeder
Shepherds
Ed Monroe
Fred Sasse
Walter Schneider
Wesley Goodell
Frank Aust
Clarence Schroeder
William Stuntz
Ralph Young
Alton Strong
Ralph Bevard
Mildred Pickersgil
Fairview
Norma Davis
Chicago
Palestine Shrine
Cleveland
Carol Muniga
Amherst
Ailene Penrod
Holly Hall
Columbia Avenue
Appointment Frustration Turns Into Doctor Visit
A narrator waits long in a doctor's outer office for an annual check up and vents at the delay. After minutes stretch into a half hour, most symptoms fade and the tension shifts to the nurse and a frazzled sense of time. The doctor finally asks for any special information before the examination and finds the patient in tip top shape.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cail
Delegates Named For National NCCN Convention
The Diocesan Board of Catholic Nurses Cleveland Lorain Elyria held its first 1934 meeting at St Josephs Hospital Lorain. Mrs Sisk president opened with prayer naming delegates to the NCCN Washington DC convention June 3 4 5 and to Health Institute Day in Cleveland. Board approved treasurer report and sent Mrs Sisk and Mrs Stanley Birkbeck as delegates and alternates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Catholic Nurses
St. Joseph’s Hospital
Lorain
Thomas Sisk
Elyma
Francis Urban
Larry Coleman
Uroan
NCCN
Washington, D C
Sisk
Stanley Birkbeck
Elyria
Miss Southam
National Council of Catholic Women
Elyria Country Club
Shower Honors Miss Dorothy Kreibel Pre-Wedding Gift
St Jude s Study Club No 14 honored former ember Dorothy Kreibel with a bridal shower at Mrs Eleanor Burton s Lafayette street home. The couple will wed February 20 at St Jude Church at ten in the morning. Prizes went to Lenore Lotko Mary Meyers Jane Wise and the guest. A salad course was served. The club meets next February 10 at Mrs Marion Burton 508 Filmore street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Jude’s Study Club No
Dorothy Kreibel
Eleanor Burton
Lafayette Street
Kreibel
Raymond G.moorman
St. Jude Church
Lenore Lotko
Mary Meyers
Jane Wise
Marion Burton
Filmore Street
Hospital Discharges List With Several Local Names
A local discharge notice lists patients and relatives by address including Mrs. Dwight Mead and son at LaGrange. Mrs. Charles Smith and daughter at 643 Cornell Avenue. Mrs. Myron Sprinkle and son at 3138 West River Road. Mrs. Charles Hamilton and daughter at 1741 Wilbur Avenue. Mrs. Harley Dawson and daughter at 1741 Wilbur Avenue. RD 2 Mrs. Kenneth Starrett and daughter. 318% Sixth Street Mrs. Bernard Fate. RD 1 Mrs. Elsa Parker. 419 Cambridge Avenue Faron Scyoc. RD 2 William.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dwight Meadows
LaGrange
Charles Smith
Cornell Avenue
Myron Sprinkle
West River Road
Charles Hamilton
Wilbur Avenue
Harley Dawson
Kenneth Starrett
Sixth Street
Bernard Fate
Elsa Parker
Cambridge Avenue
Faron Scyoc
William
Paul Archers Married Yesterday in North Ridgeville
The Paul Archers wed yesterday at North Ridgeville Congregational Church with Rev. Ralph Chapman officiating. After a honeymoon to Niagara Falls they will reside at 115 Roosevelt Avenue. The bride, Joann Giede, is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Giede of 359 Furnace Street. The groom is F C Archer, formerly of Elyria High and Navy veteran, now with Colson Corporation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Niagara Falls
Canada
Paul Archers
North Ridgeville Congregational Church
Roosevelt Avenue
Ralph Chapman
Joann Giede
John Giede
Furnace Street
F. C. Archers
Woodland Avenue
Lydia Guild Formed by Magyar Young Women
At the home of Miss Jean Snoble, Magyar Evangelical and Reformed Church young women formed the Lydia Guild. Officers elected include president Cleo Gorbies, vice president Ann Feher, secretary Shirley Feher, treasurer Jean Stroble, and Spiritual Life chair Betty Foreid. First meeting set for February 25 at 7:30 p.m. at Mrs. Foreid’s 616 Princeton avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jean Snoble
Magyar Evangelical and Reformed Church
Lydia Guild
L. G. Novak
Alex Miko
Women’s Guild
Joseph Ballas
Cleo Gorbies
Ann Feher
Shirley Feher
Jean Stroble
Betty Foreid
Joseph Bara
Foreid
Princeton Avenue
Snoble
Frank Snoble
St Mary PTA endorses charity drive and school contests
The St Mary PTA executive board's recommendations were approved at a church basement meeting. They include a March of Dimes contribution, a dental contest for grades, and a What the Mass Means to Me contest for seventh and eighth graders with a prize for the winner. Sister Mary Jean Rene received the attendance prize. T-shirts and scarves will be sold next meeting. A family symposium moderated by Rev Fr Martin Englehardt discussed raising a Christian child, with panelists from Elvira and Oberlin. Open house is planned for February.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Mary
St. i Mary Pta
Mary Jean Rene
Earl Stankard
Martin T. Englehardt
Oberlin
Wiliam Baer
Elvira
Patton
Elyrians Honor Louis Stolba On 75th Birthday
A large gathering of Elyrians joined friends at Shields Rest Home to celebrate Louis Stolba of Lorain turning 75. The open house featured lace tablecloths and large tiered cakes as Stolba, a longtime chef with more than five decades in restaurant work, received gifts and well wishes from family and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Stolba
Lorain
Shields Rest Home
Frr
OMS Prayer Circle Marks Close of Twelfth Year
The OMS Prayer Circle gathered at Clara Cook Underhill’s home 411 Second Street to end its 12th year with song an original poem and readings. Mrs Bertha Moore led with song while Mrs Underhill read To My Sister and devotions drawn from II Corinthians 13 2 plus Streams in the Desert. A five dollar offering was sent to Lowell Williamson in Formosa. The meeting closed with the Lord's Prayer and a social hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
OMS
Clara Cook Underhill
Second Street
Bertha Moore
Book review noted for members luncheon
Mes King Fauver hosted an o clock luncheon with Mrs Worth Fauver presenting a review of India And The Awakening East by Eleanor Roosevelt. The review covered Mrs Roosevelt's 1952 India visit, UN involvement, and observations on poverty, religion, and the influence of communism, urging joint U S UN backed action. Fortnightly members plan a February 11 meeting at one o'clock with Mrs William Baughman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
King Fauver
Worth Fauver
India
Eleanor Roosevelt
Roosevelt
iWehru
United Nations
Israel
Pakistan
William Baughman
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Joan Ruth
Ronita Hamilton
Richard Miller
Garden Y
Resar Florist
East River Street
Archie Pexnfound
Bussert
Raymond Morris
W.C.A
Link
Petrie
Thelma Finlay
Schiaparelli
Harry Frechtel
Dacron
Shh
National Federation of Textiles
New York
Grace Haglund
Joy Yost
Fitzhush
Mysaclf
James Mittler, Jr
Ethel Mittler
Vatican Street
Elvira Pesti
Edward Flickinger
Joseph ‘Sadowski
William Mittler
Robert McDermott
James Clarence Wyckoff
Vincent Pawliczak
Anthony Pawliczak
James Pesti
James Mittler
Oberlin Inn
Gilbert, iWalker
Ed. Thompson
Morning Star
Jerusalem
Alan Davies
Herbert Carlson
Lydia
OMS Prayer Circle
Rivoli
Audie Murphy
Tumbleweed” & Howard Duff
Spaceways
Capitol
Rita Hayworth
Sadie Thompson
Arthur Schopenhauer
Hess Pharmacies
Prescription Pharmacist
Middle Avenue
East Broad
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