Wedding plans and society notes from Elyria area
Miss Barbara Ann McDivitt to wed Gilbert J. Papay at St. Vincent De Paul parish house with Rev. Joseph P. Conlon officiating. Newlyweds Mr and Mrs David John Holland honeymoon in Canada after a St Jude’s church ceremony. Local club updates include Women of the Moose, Arlene Bergman’s shower, Masonic and Rainbow events, and St Paul’s church picnic plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barbara Ann McDivitt
Gilbert Papay
Gaturday
Floyd McDivitt
Cleveland Street
Gilbert J. Papay
William Papay
R.D. No. 1
Ford Road
St. Vincent de Paul
Canada
David John Holland
Betty Ruth Beal
St. Jude’s Church
J. A. Carrabine
J. M. Muller
Elm Street
Carleton D. Beal
Kenwood Street
John Holland
Theresa DeChant
Mr. Holland
Donald Pietch
Eleanor O'Million
Charles C. Huber Jr
Mary Kellerman
Miss DeChant
Richard Holland
Kenneth Smith
John Pope
St. Jude's Hall
Mrs. Holland
Pasadena Avenue
Holland
Elyria High School
Worthington Ball Company
Ben Kennelly Packard Sales Co
Miss Bergman
Arlene Joy Bergman
Elayne
Evenchick
Oxford Avenue
Arlene
Earl
David Carl Dachner
Temple Agudath B'nai Israel
Lorain
St. Paul's
St. Paul's Evangelical and Reformed Church
Lakeview Park Grove
Ernst Irion
T, Gerke
James Hoadley
Sharon Brown
Kenneth Aehie
Beverly Brown
Jack Washke
John Hoadley
T. Wallace
Local Names Listed for Licenses and Addresses
A list of individuals and associated addresses includes Truman Campbell at 285 Rush Street working as a carpenter, Josephine lYourkiewicz, Erwin Temme from Lorain with U S Navy ties, Marian Clotz of Lorain, Perry Box of Lorain as a repairman, Sarah Sharpless and Robert Dye of Lorain, Margaret Kotai at 1810 Middle Avenue, George Ballinger Jr at 1320 West 1st Avenue as a moulder's helper, Eve lyn Ball at 1930 Middle Avenue, and Fred Whitmore of Wellington, a railroad track foreman, plus Eleanore Waldron of Pitts Road R D 4 Wellington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Truman Campbell
Rush Street
Josephine lYourkiewicz
Erwin Temme
Lorain
U. S
Na‘vy
Marian Clotz
Perry Box
Sarah Sharpless
Robert Dye
Park Avenue
Margaret Kotai
Middle Avenue
George Ballinger, Jr
West 1 Avenue
Moulder
Evelyn Ball
Fred Whitmore
Wellington
Eleanore Waldron
Pitts Road
R. D
Local Couples Share Summer Travel and Family News
The column lists numerous families returning from trips to Smoky Mountains Washington DC Boston Cape Cod and Meadeville and notes weddings births and promotions. Notable items include Sgt Andrew Andrachik earning staff sergeant aboard the USS William Mitchell and a birth announced for a daughter born July 9 at Elyria Memorial Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Frabotts
Eddie Ard Rickey
Adelphi Street
Smokey Mountains
Cherokee Indian Territory
Skyline Drive
Mount Vernon
Washington, D. C
Edward Strickling
Hyattsville
Maryland
Rodney G. Rockwood
Harrison Street
C. B. Knowlton
Everett
Massachusetts
Boston
Cape Cod
Hamilton
Toronto
Canada
Thousand Islands
Dwain Diller
Berea
Diller
East River Street
Goodrich Research Laboratories
Brecksville
Glenn Brouse
Buckeye Street
Brouse
Vella
Veda
Marion Brouse
Ashland
M.S .Finlay
East Broad Street
Mary Braegger
Fifth Street
Della Muffly
Cleveland Street
South
Cincinnati
Atlanta
Georgia
Steve Andrachik
Tri-State Bible Fellowship
Elsie Bevan
Bath Street
Ausman Fye
Meadville
Ausman
Ira Ream
William T. Land
Windber
H. F. Claycomb
West Fourth Street
William Fox
June Seeley
Third Street
Apt
Gaylord Apts
Sixth Street
San Bernardino
Calif
T. P. Toole
Harvard Avenue
A. Zaccacie
Flushing
Long Island
John Jackson
Like Avenue
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Calendar for Tonight Club Meetings and Gatherings
Daughters of Sahara No 33 and Pyramid No 6 meet with Mrs Harriet Childs at 209 Columbia Avenue. Polish club auxiliary gathers. Circle Dot club meets at Pauline Klein home Nichols Court. American Legion Auxiliary fan installation. Junior Catholic Daughters Troop 4 meets at Emilie Downing 1045 North Pasadena Avenue. Daughters of America practice for installation. I O C F to meet. Black Rosary No 4 at St Agnes Church with Mrs Dan Schnaar 700 Bond Street. Colonists Pioneer Girls meet 6 45 pm and Explorer group 7 pm at 284 Washington Avenue. B’nai B’rith meets at Lyria Temple 9 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daughters of Saharah
Harriet Childs
Columbia Avenue
Ladies Auxiliary
United Polish Club
Circle Dot Chub
Pauline Klien
Nichols‘ Court
American Legion Auxiliary
Catholic Daughters of America
Emilie Downing
North
Pasadena Avenue
Daughters of America
C.F
Black Rosary
St. Agnes’ Church
Dan Schnaar
Bond Street
Colonists
Pioneer Girls
Explorer
Washington Avenue
B’ Nai Brith
Lyria
Jolly Stitchers Change Meeting Place Luncheon
The Jolly Stitchers will hold a tureen luncheon at noon Wednesday at Mrs. Edna Shiley's LaPorte home. St Mary's Altar Rosary Society picnic is set for Thursday at 12 30 PM at Cascade Park, moved from the prior site. Transportation should meet at the church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jolly Stitchers
Edna Shiley
LaPorte
St. Mary's Altar Rosary Society
Cascade Park
Hospital Discharges List Names and Addresses
Discharged patients include Jacob Eberling of Graf ton Julius Zeager and Doyle Lester tied to 222 Washington avenue and 215 Louisiana avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob Eberling
Grafton
Julius Zeager
Washington Avenue
Doyle Lester
Louisiana Avenue
Avon Township Began As Troy Then Avon Name Change
Avon Township in Lorain County emerged from Dover as Troy in 1818 before becoming Avon in 1824 after a petition by 40 residents. Early settlers included Wilbur Cahoon and Lewis Young, with Cahoon serving as the area’s first justice of the peace as the community laid out town officers and a schoolhouse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avon Township
Sheffield
Lorain County
Avon
Pierrepont Edwards
Connecticut
Bass Islands
Lake Erie
Sandusky
Noah Davis
Wilbur Cahoon
Lewis, Austin
Nichols Young
Black River
Huron
Cuyahoga
Blah Park
John Williams
Lodovick Moon
Larkin Williams
Abraham Moon
Jabex Burrell
William Cahoon
Xeuma
Troy
Marian Martin Pattern Book and Outfit Transformation
Advertising pitch for a Marian Martin sewing pattern 9304 offering a cuff-topped princess dress with a Mandarin bolero. Includes sizes 12 through 40, yardage, and a Sew Chart. Instructions and pricing request thirty cents for the pattern and twenty cents for the summer pattern book.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marian Martin
Chronicle-Telegram
N.Y
Diploma Long Delayed for Deerfield Therapist
Fridtjof N. Nissen, 53, a physio-therapist, received his diploma from Deerfield Academy after 15 years of delay and a 3000 mile trip. He rejoined a class of 1916 but spent decades catching up on credits, arriving from Vancouver, Washington to complete the requirements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deerfield
Mass
Fridtjof N. Nissen
Deerfield Academy
Nissen
Vancouver
Wesh
June Lorain County Relief Costs Jump in 1930s Record
Lorain County welfare expenses for June reached 28,150.41 with a rise of 1,018 over May. General relief increased by 968.30 due to six new cases while aid to blind and dependent children fell slightly and disability aid rose modestly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County
Welfare Department
Floyd Wooldridge
Firsts Mark Avon History Through Early Records
Avon history recounts the town’s earliest events from 1815 to 1825 including the first marriage William Richmond to Rhoda, first doctor and postmaster Heman Williams, first death Lydia Williams under a chestnut tree, and early industry with Wilbur Cahoon as first wheat grower and mill builder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avon Township
Avon
Avon Lake Vilages
William Richmond
Rhoda
Reuben Cooper
Joel Terrell
Ridgeville Township
Heman Williams
Larkins Williams
Avon Town
Ship
Lydia M. Williams
Larkin Williams
Wilbur Cahoon
Newburg
Cuyahoga County
Samuel Carpenter
French Creek
Walbur Cahoon
Messrs. Jameson
Heminway
Messrs
Jameson, Snow and Phelps
Wilbur
Joseph Cahoon
Filet-Crochet Set Promises Easy Upholstery Protection
Watchdog chair set pattern promises simple double crochet for protecting upholstery. Advertises patterns and a 1951 catalog with crochet knitting and embroidery illustrations. Readers urged to send Twenty Cents for pattern and catalog by mail to The Chronicle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Chronicle
Telegram
Household Arts Dept
P.O
Chelsea Station
New York
N.Y
Alice Brooks
Spinster's Will Requests Pyramid Burial in 1906 Pact
Florence Groff of Hastings New York left a 35000 estate in 1948 and asked to be buried beneath a 425 square foot pyramid at Spring Grove Cemetery Cincinnati with family remains. Her plan spurred a court challenge by three relatives who contest the will. The 1906 document also directs reburials of her father and brother from Athens and her mother from Cairo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White Plains
N. Y
Egypt
Florence Groff
Miss Groff
Hastings
William T
Athens
Cairo
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Ina Blaine
Yolan Goudy
Eleanor Polen
Rose Lubitsky
Grace Eckler
Margaret Slumske
Harriett Tremmes
Bell Yield Avenue
Masonic Lodges
White Shrine
Frank Harmon
King Solomon
Order of Eastern Star
Masonic
Elton Becker
Elyria Assembly Order of i Rainbow
Barbara Wellert
Nancy Flaherty
Kansas
Elyria
Broad St
Ostrov Building
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Hollis
Okla
James Stewart
Seement
Stewart
Secret Service
Norwood
James Shumaker
Thurs
Emmanuel Lutheran Church
Garford
Princeton
Flying Lady OF Mercy
Jonita Bonham
Korea
Maxwell Air Force Base
Ruth R. Weidner
Air Force
Surgeon General
Washington
By Mxe Broukes
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