Verna Karmilowicz Becomes Bride Of Leo Kowaleski
Verna Karmilowicz wed Leo Kowaleski at Holy Cross Church on a Wednesday morning. Attendants included Mary Karmilowicz and Gina Kowaleski with Frank Kasubinski as sponsor. The couple hosted a breakfast for family and guests, then left for an unannounced destination and planned to reside at 321 Fitzgerald Street. Verna is employed at Timms Spring Co. and Leo works in the National Tube Co. ceremony attendees traveled from McMechen West Virginia Toronto Ohio Lorain and La Grange.
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Holy Cross Church
Verna Karmilowics
Led Kowaleski
Welock
Mary Karmilowicz
Fifteenth Street
Mre
Tgnacy Kiwaccki
Whipling Street
Lawrence Budny
Rabec Kowaleski
George Dangiske
Lorain
Inter
Fitterath Street
Timms Spring Co
National Tube Co
McMechen
W. Va
Toronto
Ohio
la Grange
Oberlin
Oberlin Grange
Ted Manns
Crosby Road
Grange
Vernon W. Wagar
Oak Street
Lakeside
Vind
Harold Papworth
North Professor Street
Kenneth Bohrer
Florence
Kenneth Worcester
West Vine Street
Kiermund
Walloon Lake
Mich
Dorothy Rosecrans
Oakstreet
Ann Downing
East Palestine
California
Newly Wedded Pair On Honeymoon To Quebec Canada
A wedding report details Maude Louise Jones and Joseph Beres marrying in a church ceremony with double ring vows led by Dr. James H. Siward. The bride wore a white jacket suit with red rose corsage. attendants wore maize and white. After the ceremony, the couple left for a ten day honeymoon in Quebec, Canada and will reside at 735 North Ridge Road. He is an Ohio State University graduate employed by U.S. Automatic Corp Amherst.
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Maude Louise Jones
David Haswell
Ridge Street
Joseph Beres
Mike Beres
Amherst
James H. Siward
Emma Vadagys
William Haswell
Quebec
Canada
T Hey
North Ridge Road
Elyria High School
Amherst High School
Ohio State University
Phi Mu Della
U.S. Automatic Corporation
Local residents move homes and trips noted in personals
The Rev and Mrs J Irving Reese relocate from 232 East Ave to 1930 East Ave with the Rev Mrs Reese serving as Provisional Director for the Fellowship of Baptists for Home Missions. Various locals plan trips by plane to Newark Teaneck and Los Angeles, while others visit relatives and attend events including baptisms and recitals.
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J. Irving Reese
East Avenue
Reese
First Baptist Church
Fellowship of Baptists For Home Missions
Turner Building
Sadie Strohl
Vern Jones
Billy
West
Newark
N. J
Strohl
Mes
RK. B. Morris al
Teaneck
Susie Thomas
Lorain
Ones
Mra
M. A. Palmer and Sons
Richard
Fred
Michael
Morgan Avenue
Jeff Uns
Los Angeles
M. W. Farmer
Flynnn
Akron
San Francisco
Farmer
BILF
Familly
Valleja
Cassie Haverstick
Lincolncourt
A. G. Dimter
el Monte
Calif
Frank Albeight
Anna Berg
Oberlin
Innterest
William Michael
W. A. Hartman
St. Mary's Church
A. Sadler
East Broad Street
Pittsburgh
Ray Swadek
Cleveland
Longe Fellow Avenue
Swatek
Max Vian Wormer
Stanford Avenue
Molly
Peter
Bill Wilson
Walford Station
Ontario
Dwayne C. Newell
William
Houston
Texas
Naval Technical Training Center
Jacksonville
Dave Robertson
East Rivers Ol
Carol Robertson
Mansfield
Charlotte Mary
Welcome Wagon Newcomers Picnic At North Olmsted Park
Vicnic attendance reached 60 members and guests at the Welcome Wagon Newcomers club picnic in North Olmsted Park. Event featured a picnic supper, dessert served by a volunteer committee, and entertainment including baseball, tennis, group singing, vocal solos, and dancing to recorded music. Next meeting planned for September 1 at Spring Valley Country Club with luncheon and style show.
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Vicnic
Welcome Wagon Newcomers Club
Picnie
North Olmsted Park
Elyria
Marwin Buelow
Floyd Lawson
Andrew Johnston
Charles Stoner
Gil Jones
Louise Smith
Winifred Rumbaugh
Russell Pratt
Chairan
Dan Boyd
Jonn Koeller
Kenneth Casey
Koehler
Ben Bain
Pat Cumbareri
Hospital Doetarkes Ate at St Mars Church
Fragmentary report from Walke ton Ohio notes a reading at St Mars Church with unclear names and figures. The fragment mentions a hospital event and a score like 64 to 7 per plate, but details remain obscured by the OCR.
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Doetarkes
Lhentore Bayho
Henry Bislich
Top Bea
Bang Averle
Arderst
Ronyo Tankhieften
Robert Chath
Nanny Wotan
Trelly Gael
Seti Laapien
Mryan Matesaida Rudge
Nilbes Tiller
Sid Mier
Wedding plans and honors for Miss Alice Tarry’s July 4 nuptials
Rehearsal festivities for Miss Alice Tarry and Thomas McGuire proceed at St Mary’s Church with sister Patricia Ann Tarry hosting and a lineup of attendants including Mrs James Gleason as matron of honor and bridesmaids Mrs Pierre Peterman Doris Leatherman. Eagles Auxiliary appointed new committees and set meetings for mid July. Lois Burr echoed bridal honors with a Harwood street gathering and gift ceremony for her forthcoming marriage to Jack Wendel.
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Thomas J. Bowen
Eastern Heights Boulevard
Elyria Memory Hospital
VM. M. Kennamer
Monroe Kennamer Jr
Durant, Oki
L. HB. Quick
Graystone Hotel
Mary Grillo
New York City
Col. Miller
Ninth Street
Mary Cornish
Miami
Harry. Becker
Cornell] Avenue
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Alice (Tarry
Thomas McGuire
St. Mary‘s Church
Patricia Ann Tarry
Raymond Knight
West Sixth Street
James Gleason
Pierre Peterman
Doris Leatherman
Andy Hutchinson
James Cileason
Jack Tarry Jr
Eagles Auxiliary
Eagles Hall
Alta Browning
Wilma George
Blanch Hammond
Mary Krebs
Florence Alexander
Bets Isenberg
Lena’ Ives
Lois Burr
Sto
Jack Wendel
Harwood Street
G. C. Craig
Theevening
Joyce Burr
Pog Ward
Doris Vass
Treya Joyiak
Licenses Granted For Eight Local Residents
Eight residents received licenses including Harold E. Paine a Cleveland student Armella Marty Glu navik Lorain James Milton Anderson Elyria Leona Mae Brown Elyria 48 West Fifteenth Street Elyria Warren Blythe and Mary Cross Lorain The licenses were granted by the authorities.
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Harold E. Paine
Cleveland
Armella
Marty Glunavik
Lorain
James Milton Anderson
Fuller Road
Elyria
Leona Mae Brown
Senior Four-H Club Has Busy Meeting
A Pittsfield four H meeting at the McConnells home featured a scavenger hunt for 40 youths run by Don Hresley and others. The event produced over $100 at a Horsemen’s picnic refreshment stand, with plans for a beach party, picnics, and initiation of new members at the August 6 gathering. Overall, club funds and future activities dominated the session.
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Wic
Haven
East Avenue
Lydia Squires
Mary Miller Jy
Jenne Collins
Linnie Kelly
Maude Jackson
Bella Kreps
Chestnut Street
Charlotte Lewis
Ida
Elsie
Hazel McConnell
Pittsfield
Don Breyley
Dick DeView
Don Hresley
Pafcty Fund
4-H Foundation
Fred Eppley
Marian Riggs
Marlen Kittle
Mere
Calendar for Tonight Includes Multiple Veterans Groups
Democratic Women's Club of Rig Eld hosts a dial gathering. Past Presidents Association Aut Stary Bons of Unio Veterans meets. Major Woodworth Camp and Aus tary United Spanish War Veterans hold a meeting. John Wyarynsk Chapter of the Service OBtal Legion meets in the V.F.W. hall on Broad Street.
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Democratic Women's Club of
Rig
Eld
Aut- Stary Bons
Unio
Woodworth
United Spanish War Veterans
John Wyarynsk
Service Obtal Legion
V.F.W. Hall
Broad Street
Sacred Heart and area church listings and notices
Sacred Heart Masses at 8 10 and 11 00 Sunday weekday masses at 9 00 A Christian Befence Society service The subject will be God The reading room open Monday and Thursday afternoons Testimonial meetings Second and fourth Wednesday at 7 30 Christ Episcopal service Mount Zion Baptist schedule Rust Methodist and First Baptist notices Allen Hospital discharge and birth announcements Change of addresses for local residents Hamburger history note Dog grooming service details Fran Beth Kennels contact info
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Sacred Heart
Father Blair
Christian Befence Society
Grange Hall
South Main Street
God
Christ Episcopal
R. F. McGregor
Mount Zion Baptist
Normal C
Crosby
Rust Methodist
O. G. Morgan
First Baptist
T. J. Edwards
D. D
Cleveland
Flying Saucers Reported Across Eight States
Sightings of the mysterious flying saucers were reported in eight states including Idaho where Lieutenant Governor Donald Whitehead said he saw a comet like object June 24. Witnesses described the objects as too fast for airplanes or not moving at all and some watched them streak over Denver while Kenneth Arnold's earlier sighting in Washington is noted.
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Ey United Press
Leutenant
Idaho
Deniver
Kentucky
South Carolina
New Mexico
Gav
Donald
Whitehead
Kenneth Arnold
Boise
Ida
Washington
Arnold
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