Society Calendar Highlights Local Events Tonight and Tomorrow
Many groups gather across Canton Lorain area tonight and Tuesday. Dorcas Guild hosts Mrs Figula at 7 30 p m in K P hall and St Pauls Mary Martha class meets on Lake avenue. Other clubs include Republican Women, Ladies Auxiliary V F W Post 1079, Brownsend Club, Circle Dot luncheon at Cascade Park, and St Pauls Young Peoples League beach party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorcas Guild of Magyar Reformed Church
Figula
West River Street
P. D. Reefy
Girele
K. of P. Hall
Buylce' Club
Ford
Fairlawn Avenue
Canton Lorain
Ladies Auxiliary
V. F. W. Post
Brownsend
St. Paul's
Mary Fox
Lake Avenue
Republican Women's Club
Lor-Ely
Circle Dot
Cascade Park
E. D. Adams
Chevalier Lodge
Knights of Pythias
K. of P Hall
Young Peoplea League
Second Congregational Womens Bible
Lidlow
West St
United Presbyterian Church
C.D. of A
New K. of
Tr. C. O. F. Hall
Emmanuel Lutheran Aid Society
St Mary's Altar Society
Elywoods
Pentagon Club
Municipal Park
Lorain
Daughters of Scotland
Woman's Club
Ted Taylor
Erie Street
Lydia
First Christian Church
Oberlin
Leah Group
First Christian
Richard King
Eaat Avenue
SS Paul's Circle
Pilgrim Circle No
Chambers Family 50th Reunion Held At Ford Road Home
The 50th Chambers reunion gathered 60 members Sunday at Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Chambers home on Ford road. Weather forced dinner to be served on barn floor with corsage adornments. George M. Day led a program of business, music, and a playlet, honoring deceased family members and noting England links. New officers elected include Honorary president 4. C. Chambers, president Herbert Chambers, vice-president Byron Seelly, and secretary-treasurer Mrs. Ruth Cox.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chambers
H. C. Chambers
Ford Road
Archie Haynes
George M. Day
Susaty van Wagnen
George Day
Richard
Hannah Chambers
Richard Chambers
John Henry Chambers
Sarah Steeds
England
America
Cleveland
William Carr
Chicago
Sherman D. Chambers
Purdue University
4. C. Chambers
Herbert Chambers
Byron Seelly
Ruth Cox
Church and community events listed in local notices
Charles Smith Jr hosts a church picnic at Cascade Park after a 12 30 departure from 622 East Broad. St Agnes Circle No 4 gathers with Mrs Elmer Schmitz on Woodland Avenue and St Pauls Circle No with Mrs Louis Whitney in the church evening. Women’s Benefit Association Elvira Council No 86 meets at Masonic Temple. Past Chief’s Association of Pythias Sisters hosts at Mrs Irene Hastings home on LaGrange Road. Friday events include M M C with Mrs Esther Gilmore and Beverly Court X L Patriotic Club with Mrs Carl Haven. Good Will Bible class at First Congregational with Mrs E Fulton 246 Stanford Avenue at 2, Mrs H G Hoover assisting. India plans wool imports from Australia matching prewar Japan levels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Smith Jr
East Broad ‘Street
Grace Lutheran Church
Cascade Park
St. Agnes Circle
Elmer Schmitz
Woodland Avenue
St. Paul's Circle
Louis Whitney
Women's Benefit Association
Elvrra Council
Masonic Temple
Chief's Association of
Esther Gilmore
Beverly Court
Carl Haven
Grafton Road
First Congregational Church
E. Fulton
Stanford Avenue
H. G. Hoover
India
Australia
Japan
Helen Kneisel and Edwin Robson Wed in Vermilion
Helen Kneisel of Brownhelm married Edwin Miles Robson of LaPorte in a semi formal ceremony at First Evangelical Reformed church Vermilion. The 7:30 p m service featured organ music and vocal solos. Attendants included sister Kathryn Kneisel maid of honor and Vera Newberry bridesmaid. The groom was supported by Pierce Rabson Kenneth Warren Robert Lee and Phillip Robson. A reception followed for about 260 guests with extensive floral decor and church parlors arranged for the afterglow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Evangelical-Reformed Church
Vermilion
Mise
Helen Louise Kneisel
West Avenue
Mes
Elmer L. Kneisel
Brownhelm
Edwin Miles Robson
Mo. M
U. S. Coast Guard
Thad W. Robson
LaPorte
Norman S. Greenawalt
Fred Krapp
Phyllis Port- Mann
Kneisel
Kathryn Kneisel
Vera Newberry
Joyce Kneisel
Miss Kneisel
Joanna Hill
Miss Newberry
Boston
Pierce Rabson
Cleveland
Kenneth Warren
Robert Lee
Phillip Robson
Ration Calendar July 16
Ration calendar details note 10 point values for processed foods on Blue stamps T-2 to N-1 and Red stamps E-2 to E-1, sugar stamp 36 five pounds through August, various shoe and gasoline stamps, and new shot stamp valid August. Also mentions period coupons and unit values for heating year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Shoes
Recent Bride Feted by Aunts in Cornell Avenue Party
Gladys Frederick Aldrich, a recent bride, was honored by aunts Mrs Cyril Brecknock and Mrs Leland Minch at Leland Minch’s Cornell avenue home. A patriotic color scheme, bridge prizes to Elin Aldrich and Emma Robson, pinochle prizes to Madeline Notzinger and Jane Kaiser, and gifts followed. Notzinger, daughter of Mayme Frederick, was a Jewel Tea district supervisor. her Navy husband stationed at Pearl Harbor's area. She will travel to Staten Island to join him briefly. Out of town guests included Mrs Fille Aldrich, Mrs Madeling Notzinger, and Mrs Charles Robs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lloyd Notzinger
Gladys Frederick Aldrich
Cyril Brecknock
Leland Minch
Cornell Avenue
Schéemé
Elin Aldrich
Emma Robson
Madeliné Notzinger
Fille Aldrich
Madeling Notzinger
Norwalk
Charles Robs
Amherst
Vermilion Brownhelm nuptials detail wedding outfits and plans
The couple married in a ceremony with pink and red rose corsages and a three tiered cake in a wreath arrangement. Relatives poured and cut cake as guests enjoyed refreshments. The bride, a Brownhelm High School 1941 graduate, works at Land Title Guarantee and Trust. the groom, a Coast Guard veteran, previously worked at Standard Company and attends LaPorte Methodist. They departed for New York City en route to Buffalo for his base assignment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vermilion
Brownhelm Church
Elmer Portman
Nelson Newberry
Howard Kneisel
Elyria High School
Standard Company
The
Coast Guard
LaPorte Methodist Church
National stadium planned for Guatemala City
Guatemala City, Guatemala officials announce plans to erect a national stadium in the capital. The project envisions a major athletic venue to host national events and international competitions, signaling a substantial investment in sports infrastructure by the government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guatemala City
Guatemala
Ice Cream Plant Owner Frozen To Death at Work
Samford Connecticut Saul H. Perry fifty owner of the Pickwick Ice Cream Company died in the plant s 40 below refrigeration room. He tried to free himself with a pencil a Mountain Pen torn wiring and then lit matches to stave off numbness. Perry locked the door and the inner handle had been removed for repairs leaving him trapped. His wife found him after returning from Heston and learning he would not meet her. A reckless driver arrest followed in Findlay L Ross charged after police said he failed to report for court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samford
Conn
Saul H. Perry
Pickwick Ice Cream Company
Perry
Heston
Fee
Thefts Reported to The Police
Harold Johnson reports a theft from his parked cab on Third Street near West River Street. A pelt of sheed a billfold with $10 and four No 16 gasoline coupons were stolen from the glove compartment. Charles Newark reports a broken locker at the railroad station with shoes and a razon taken. Thomas Tehou reports a spare tire and wheel assembly stolen from his car while at Glen Rogers Motor Co for repair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Johnson
West River Street
Polite
Third Street
Weat River Street
Charles ‘Newtark
Huron Street
Thomas Tehou
Oberlin
Glen Rogers Motor Co
Fined By Mayor Over Disorderly Conduct Incident
Milton Bruce of 621 Lake Avenue was fined ten dollars and costs by Mayor A R Agate in arraignment on a disorderly conduct charge after a disturbance at his home. Police reported he shattered three dozen eggs damaged a refrigerator and hurled a percolator and wash pan in the kitchen. Tip Collins of LaGrange was fined twenty five dollars after a Saturday intoxication arrest on a complaint by his wife Elizabeth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milton Bruce
Lake Avenue
A. R. Agate Aday
Tip Collins
LaGrange
Saturdy
Elizabeth
Wee
Fragmentary OCR News Line From The Columbus Ohio Press
Garbled OCR text mentions The Columbus Ohio Press and location 173-006 with stray references to dates and monetary figures. Content unreadable aside from indicating a newspaper page fragment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vial
HECL
Columbus
Ohio
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Lisa
Tweedies
Adrian
Helen Kneisel
Edwin Robson
Clifton Studio
Second St
Che
Auxilary No
National Letter Carriers Association
Second Congregational Church
Cleveland Street
Ice Cream Concern
Findlay L. Ross
R. D
Shaddon Road
Oll Street
EJ. Stankard Aind J
Agnes Hartman
DR. C. T
Stats Medical
Eart
C.H Merther Co
Harris Tweeds
Shetlands
Gabardines
Helen Harper
Jane Irwil
Penny Palmer
Tishtu-Knit
California
Sandra Craig
W. T. Grant CO
Broad Street
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