Brownhelm Pioneer Life Told By Lorain County Group
Lorain County Historical Society met in Brownhelm to explore local pioneer history. The Modern Followers' class hosted a summer supper as members shared stories of early settlers from Stockbridge Mass and the first German arrivals.
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Lorain County Historical Society
Brownhelm
Lorain County
William McQueen
Stockbridge
Mass
Alice Claus
John Brandau
Hayes
Pilgrim Church Plans Outdoor Worship At Clague Park
Members of the Pilgrim Congregational Church will hold a Sunday service outdoors at Clague Park with a picnic meal and activities for children. Rev. Richard Lehman leads the committee with Mrs. George Tulk directing the choir and arrangements for the afternoon.
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Pilgrim Congre- Ratonel Church
Clague Park
George Tulk
Wee Farm
Richard Lehman
Paside Church
Wayne
Charles Hazelton
I Irs
Anthony Miley
Hazelton
Crozier
Outdoor Festival Plans Ahead Amid July Events
Final plans for the annual Outdoor Festival set for July 26 were discussed by the Wesleyan Sergier Guard at Mrs Gerpon ATeRinnes home. A delegate was chosen for the Guild Weekend at lakeside on July 1 and the next meeting is Aug 18 at Mrs Porter Adair’s home.
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Sergier Gaurd
Gerpon Aterinnes
Westes Cromwet
Lakeside
Porter Adair
Huron Playhouse Presents Papa Is All in Arena Style
Bowing Green State University Huron Playhouse stages Papa Is All by Patterson Greene directed by John H. Hepler July 23 to 27 in arena theater. Cast includes FP Ludwig, Leo Beneke, Harold McGrady, Anne Potoky, Joyce Kinsey, and Jerry Klever with a Pennsylvania Dutch Mennonite family setting.
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Elyria Playmakers
Elyria Theatre ,Guild
Bowling Green State University Huron Playhouse
Patterson Greene
John H. Hepler
Jake
Papa
Ludwig
Bopota
Leo Beneke
Holmes
Penna
Mama Aukamp
Harold McGrady
Lodi
Anne Potoky
Warren
Dossipy
Joyce Kinsey
Holloway
Jerry Klever
Bowling Green
Pilgrimage Planned by Rosary Ladies at Holy Cross
The Ladies of the Rosary at Holy Cross Church plan a pilgrimage to Our Lady of Czestochowa in Garfield Heights on Sunday August 17. For more information call Mrs B Wieczorek Mrs J Budny or Mrs B Leonowicz. A bake sale is planned for a future date and will be discussed at the August 3 meeting.
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Ladies of the Rosary of Holy
Local Personal Notes Include Births and Visits Across Elyria
Mrs. Richard Wylie visits with her son Tommy at her parents Walter Von Brock 332 Harvard Ave. Mr Wylie plans to join for the weekend. Ohio State workshop trip for Mr Von Brock and George Mi'raben lasts three weeks. they return July 25. Several Elyria families announce births at Elyria Memorial Hospital and relatives visiting summer camps and military postings across Ohio and Michigan.
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Richard Wylie
Shirley von Brock
Tommy
Walter von Brock
Harvard Avenue
Mr. Wylie
Mr. von Brock
Ohio State University
George Mi‘raben
Ralph Fox
Cambridge Street
Interlochen
Mich
Ruth
Barbara
Rapid City
Fox
Wunderly
Susan
Atlanta
D. W. Fenimore
Fort Knox
G. J. Keefover
Thomas Edwin
Co. C 484Th Eng. Construction Battalion
Ft. Knox
Cornelius Kiernan
Baltimore
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Kiernan
Dennis Ryan
Elyria
John Miller
Jack
Great Lakes Naval Training Center
Anna Daly
Diagonal Road
Frederick Markham
Charles R. Markham
East River Street
C.Y.O. Camp
Madison
Ohio
John Pycraft
Clark Street
Ernest Bachman
Logan Street
Torch Lake
Lois Roller
Tra Gough
Tucson
Ariz
Claire Morton
West River Street
Charles Huber
James Sheers
Chestnut Street
James Ryan
Obertin Road
Fred Fair
Charles Taylor
Grafton
Community Club Events Evening Agenda in Elyria
Elyria tonight features the Youth Council recreation session at the Legion Post. Pioneer Girls meet at 284 Washington avenue along with the Colonist and Explorers Groups. Townsend Club gathers in K of P hall and Ladies Auxiliary meets at Eagles hall. St. Clair Rebekah Lodge holds 1.0.C.F. hall event. Gold Star Mothers picnic at 6 30 p.m. at Mrs. William Wood’s home 233 Samuel Street.
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Elyria Youth Council
Legion Post
Pioneer Girls
Colonist
Imeets
Washington Avenue
Explorers Group
Townsend Club
Eagles
Eagles Hall
St. Clair Rebekah Lodge
Gold Star
William Wood
Samuel Street
Hospital Discharges List Names and Addresses
A list of discharged patients includes Mrs Shirley Wilson and her son at 114 Artemus Court. Mrs Raph Ledyard and daughter at 74 Kone Street. Mrs John Valeria at 435 6th Street. Mrs Esther Bedder on North Murray Road. Betty Myers of R D 3. Mrs Anna Biges at 238 Ken Yon Courty. Marie Weykrent at 650 Lodi Street. Ayrs Olga Chambers on SW Broad Street. Mrs Clayton Smith. Shaker Heights resident Mrs George Honashathee at 139 School Street. Kris Cari Fehiefe at 2638 Hilliard Teed. Kenneth Bernat at 356 7th tinct.
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Shirley Wilson
Artemus Court
Raph Ledyard
Kone Street
John Valeria
6Th Street
Mires
Esther Bedder
North Murray
Betty Myers
R.D
Anna Biges
Kenyon Courty
Marie Weykrent
Lodi
Ayrs
Olga Chambers
Broad Street
Clayton Smith
Shaker Heights
George Honashathee
School Street
Licenses Issued for Operators and Conductors
Licenses issued for John Sarvas Jr a machine operator from Amherst Massachusetts Teletha Kuntz of Lorain Ohio Stanley Carman a railroad conductor from Superior Wisconsin and Doris Pope of Acapulco and other Mexican resorts report capacity business Also advertising Doll Hospital in North Ridgeville Ohio with address and phone number.
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John Sarvas, Jr
Amherst
Teletha Kuntz
Lorain
Stanley Carman
Superior
Wis
Doris Pope
Acapulco
Following Ole Man River To New Orleans Rivals A Trip Abroad
Editor notes a reader trip piece tracing a Mississippi journey from Cairo to New Orleans and the Old French Quarter. It describes river towns, antebellum mansions, the Waterways Experiment Station, Baton Rouge, Creole cuisine, and the Crescent City’s storied quarter with iron balconies and hidden courts.
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New Orleans
Thelma Finlay
Ole Man River
Mississippi
Cairo
Mississippi River
Ohio
Kentucky
Ilinois
Missouri
Wickliffe
King Mounds
Memphis
Zasoline
Niagara Falls
Baton Rouge
United States
Vieux Carre
Canal Street
Harbor
Crescent City
St. Louis
Peterson's Ointment Brings Quick Pile Relief
A Buffalo druggist created an ointment forty years ago that gave quick cooling soothing relief for piles. The product gained fame across the land and became a favorite in thousands of homes. Ask your druggist for box or applicator tube. Peterson's Ointment delights or money back.
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Buffalo
Peterson
New Orleans Heritage and Landmarks Tour Highlights
The piece tours historic New Orleans sights from the French Quarter to Jackson Square. It notes wrought iron work, antique shops, Sazerac bar, Antoine's, St. Louis Hotel, the old mint, the haunted LaLaurie house, Cafe du Monde, and the Cabildo. It recalls Casquette girls, Acadian reception, Louisiana Purchase, Andrew Jackson, Cathedral of St. Louis, Huey Long Bridge, and a 13 million dollar span.
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Rue ‘Royal
General Beaure- Bard
Antoine
Rue St. Louis
St. Louis Or Royal Hotel
United States Mint
Rue
Jackson Square
St. Louis
New Orleans
Mississippi
John Campbell and Marion Mowatt Wed in Oberlin
Marion J Mowatt daughter of Mr and Mrs William Hill and John J Campbell son of Mrs Retha Rush married July 4 at 7 30 PM in First Methodist Church Oberlin Rev Paul Griffin officiated The bride wore a rose linen gown with orchid corsage Matron of honor Colette Horvath Best man Darrel Hill The reception for 100 guests at Grange Hall Griswold road They plan a week East trip and will live in Oberlin She is La Grange High School alumna church member He is Lincoln High School graduate employed at Cuyahoga Abstract and Title Company
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Marion J. Mowatt
William Hill
Garfield Street
John J. Campbell
Retha Rush
Frankcourt
First Methodist Church
Oberlin
Paul Griffin
Colette Horvath
Lincoln High School
Cuyahoga Abstract and Title Company
Gaiety Club Meets At Mrs Shaffstall Home
Mrs Earl Shaffstall hosted the Gaiety Club on 16th Street Tuesday evening. Members played cootie and prizes went to Mrs William Schroeder and Mrs George Dancisco. A late supper was served in the dining room. The group plans a meeting with Miss Janet Stagg in Avon on August 12.
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Earl Shaffstall
16Th Street
William Schroeder
George Dancisko
Janet Stagg
Avon
Journey along the river reveals Creole architecture riches
The text describes a river section with palatial plantation homes featuring high white columns, wide verandas, fan windows, and Creole architectural details. It notes a 4.4 mile length and evokes New Orleans as a abroad-like destination for travelers returning home.
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New Orleans
SPARE-TIME APRONS PATTERN OFFER 1950s
Weice Breet promotes quick applique and embroidery apron patterns in a 25 cent Pattern 7149 offer via Chronicle. Send coin to New York address with name, address, zone and pattern number. Also touts Alice Brooks Needlecraft Book 1952 edition with 91 illustrations and six in-book patterns for twenty cents.
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Marian Martin
Chronicle Telegram
West 18Th St
New York
N.Y
Chronicle
Household Arts Dept
P.O
Chelsea _ Station
Alice Brooks
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Oria, Ohio
Pilgrim Church
Ladies’ Auxiliary
V.F.W. Post
Post
Margarel Binggell
Lorain County Council
Bernice Snyder
Wellington
Fazel Krute
Sarah Kubes
Carolyn Tillivant
V.F.W
Statler
Cleveland
County Council
Wellington Post
Margaret Binggell
Hazel Krute
Huron Playhouse
Elyrians
Boheck
Kittle
Broadway Lorain
Dolly
Doll Hospital
Center Ridge
N. Ridgeville
Cleveland ST
Leonard P
CCT Funeral Home
Pewsprap
Mrs. DE
Rochelle
Jehn F. Dille Co
Vicksburg
National Military Park
Waterways Experiment Station
Corps of Engineers
U. S. Army
Snow Man
Capitol Theatre
Eerapit
N. Olive
John Campbell
Marion Mowatt
By Weice Breet
C-T
Charmcraft
Nkewspapera
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