Former Elyria Girl Engaged To Pearl Harbor Vet
Mrs Frank Kunsman announces the engagement of daughter Edna May to Lawrence J Coleman son of Mr and Mrs A Coleman of 801 East River Street. Coleman is on a 30 day leave from Pearl Harbor his first in three years after two and one half years there. Edna May Kunsman is a Norwalk High School graduate class of 1941 cadet nurse at St Vincent Charity Hospital Cleveland. Both were employed at Western Automatic Machine Screw Company before enlistments. No wedding date set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Kunsman
Elyria
Edna May
Lawrence J. Coleman
A. Coleman
East River Street
Coleman
Pearl Harbor
Kunsmit
Norwalk High School
St. Vincent Charity Hospital
Cleveland
Iter Alance
Elyria High School
Kunsman
Western Automatic Machine Screw Company
Wediding
Constance Ernst Weds Richard Buckingham In Church Ceremony
Constance Ernst became the bride of Richard Warren Buckingham in a Second Congregational church ceremony conducted by Rev. Fred Ulrich at 2 30 PM Sunday. The couple, both from local families, planned a eastward wedding trip and will reside with the groom's parents on La Grange road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Ulrich
Second Congregational
Constance Ernst
Garvin Avenue
Richard Warren Buckingham
W. H. Buckingham
R. D
A. H. Ernst
Virginia Heft
Frank Buga
Charles Buckingham
Richard Farmer
Bloom Kendle Church Wedding Set For July 25
Pasadena couple announces the July 25 wedding of Joanne Bloom to Staff Sgt. Jack F. Kendle at Bloom Kendle Church. The First Christian church service at seven will be followed by a reception at the bride’s home. Kendle recently served with the Eighth Army Air Corps and has been treated at Crile Hospital. Miss Bloom is an executive with Neisner Bros., Inc.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Bloom
Pasadena Avenue
Joanne
Jack F. Kendle
Rex Kendle
Grafton
Henry K. Shaw
Kendle
Eighth Army Air Corps
Canton Lorain No 93 and Auxiliary No 1 Meet in Regular Session
Report of the annual session notes colors posted and prayers led. Cleveland guests Anna Bernardy Jean Kuss and Hattie Reep welcomed. Picnic planned at Howell home Oberlin July 22. Decoration of Chivalry to be conferred July 29 at Warren High School auditorium. Refreshments served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canton Lorain No. 93
C.F
Anna Bernardy
Jean Kuss
Hattie Reep
Cleveland Agallary No 1
Lady Howell
Capt
Wheeler
Howell
Oberlin
Lodge
Association of the Ladies’ Auxiliaries P.M. 100.C.F. of
Ohio
Springfield
Cleveland
Warren High School
Ladies Sandrock
Edgard
Hospital Discharges List Residents and Baby Born
A local hospital discharged several residents and announced a baby girl born to Mrs. RE Gerber at 311 Harwood Street. Other discharged individuals include Mrs. Joseph Bakes of 41 Blake Street and Mrs. Vincent Pal arsek of 1510 West River Street, Eugene Albert of South Middle Avenue, and Ronald Wacker of Grafton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Bakes
Blake Street
Vincent Palarsek
West River Street
Eugene Albert
South Middle Avenue
RE. Gerber
Harwood Street
Ronald Wacker
Grafton
Interlochen teen elected to music camp student council
Anna Catherine Lynch of 222 Columbia avenue Interlochen Michigan is a high school division National Music Camp student council member studying radio drama modern dance and piano lessons. Death notice for Mrs H C Muhley reported along with related family travel and local entries recounting anniversaries and a 15 day furlough for T Sgt John Ranker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Interlochen
Michigan
Anna Catherine Lynch
William ‘Lynch
Columbia Avenue
Arthur Ehlke
East Avenue
H. C. Muhley
Well
Irvin Klinect
Longfellow Avenue
Howard Klinect
Grafton
Cleveland
Alabama
John Ranker
Chanute Field
Herman Ranker
Roosevelt Avenue
Robert Nuhn
Rob
Jacqueline
Ohio Street
Virginian Beach
Norfolk
Floyd Burker
Barbara Gail
Maureen
Detroit, Mich
Josephine Gusky
Robert Simmons
Oberlin
Elyria Memorial Hospital
I O O F Confers Degree for Two Candidates
I O O F held last eve ning in the temple conferring the initiatory degree on two candidates. Degree work led by captain Verne Schubert. Lawrence Hale noble grand opened the meeting with assistance from the vice grand J Slusher. New officers were urged to cooperate for a successful term. P C McKenzie spoke of a visit to Olmsted Falls lodge. An Osh supper followed. Next Tuesday the first degree will be conferred on two candidates and the past grand association meeting will follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Verne Schubert
Lawrence Hale
Noble Grand
J. Slusher
P. C. McKenzie
Olmsted Falls Todge
Past Brand Association
Club Plans Picnic as Mretlig Hosts Evening Event
The group met last evening at Mary Margaret Finegan home on Howe street for a R&S session. A picnic is set for August 6 at Oberlin Road side Park with prizes won by Jean Webber and Mary Sim during bridge games. Maxine Smith to entertain on the river street event. refreshments served on a lace table with summer flowers centerpiece.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CIUD
Busines R&s
Mary Margaret Finegan
Howe Street
Oberlin Road
Side Park
Jean Webber
Mary Sim
Maxine Smith
Nust River Street
Golden Glow Club
Mary Diederick
Foster Avenue
Maude McLaughlin
Kathryn Ryan
Gertrude Henry
Leona Harmon
Ryan
Asi West Third Street
Priscilla Guild
Magyar Evangelical Reformed Church
Donald Mitchell
West River Street
Helen Gribben
William Messaros
Marian Messaros
L. G. Novak
Floyd Krupka
Guild
Elberta Beach
Calendar events tonight at local clubs and lodges
Calendar events tonight include C D A in new K of club rooms, Ladies Auxiliary to Eagles, Friendly Eight with Mrs H Schroeder Bond street Pugrim Circle No percent with Charlotte Shubert 129 Brandston avenue at 7 pm, Charlotte Eady Guild picnic at Oberlin Roadside park St Clair Rebekah Lodge in 10 OP hall, Tureen supper at 6 00 pm, American Ware Dadk meet in YMA building at 8 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. D. of A
New K
Eagles
H. Schroeder
Bond Street
Pugrim Circle
Charlotte Shubert
Brandston Avenue
At & Pm
Charlotte Eady Guild
Oberlin Roadside Park
St Clair Rebekah Lodge
OP. Hall
Yma
Engaged Nora Thimke To Cpl R Christensen
Miss Nora Thimke of Olmsted Falls and Cpl Robert Christensen of Robson road La Porte announce their engagement. Christensen recently returned from 32 months in the South Pacific and will report to Hamilton Army Air Field California after 23 days of furlough. No wedding date set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nora Thimke
Paul Thimke
Olmsted Falls
Cpl
Robert Christensen
South Pacific
Cpl. Christensen
Pete Christensen
Robson Road
la Porte
Miss Themke
Ridge Tool Company
Christensen
Eaton High School
T. O. Murphy Company
Woman's Benefit Association Meeting Rescheduled
The Wo men's Benefit Association will not meet tomorrow evening. The session will be held on August 2 instead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women's Benefit Associaon Tomarraw
Claire Hogan and John Bothwell wed in Hollywood
Mrs Dueber S Cable of Canton Ohio announces the marriage of her daughter Claire Hogan to John A Bothwell of New York City. The ceremony took place July 12 in Hollywood California. The couple, former members of Boyd Raeburn's band, plan to reside in New York City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dueber S. Cable
Canton
Ohio
Claire Hogan
John A. Bothwell
New York City
Hollywood
California
Bothwell
Boyd Raeburn
Republican Candidates Night Draws About a Hundred Attendees
About 100 people attended the Republican Women’s Club candidates night last evening. Miss Augusta Hardy III provided music while Cora Phelps introduced candidates for mayor council seats and city solicitor among others. Clifford G. Strean urged voting as citizens, followed by a social hour with refreshments. Plans and prize details from Daughters of Scotia meeting were noted for an upcoming official visit by Grand Deputy Jeannie King.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republican Women’s Club
Augusta Hardy III
Cora Phelps
Mayor Agate
Russell Austin
Anna Kennedy
John Kolopnos
Donald Meyers
James Scott
Clarence Grandstaff
Seward Black
Leah Long
Tony Kellogg
Elmer Nelson
Ralph Terry
Stella Schilleman
Ronald Dunn
Richard Haran
Clifford G. Strean
Mesdames Burton Ohlemacher
C. Bean
Hazel Brodbeck
Robert Hutts
E. C. Carlson
Esther Wellert
Don Myers
RB. J. Fitch
H. E. Wibber
Lady Robertson Lodge No. 96
Daughters of Scotia
Victory Hall
Annie McKelvie
Jeannie King
Lakewood
Mary Stevenson
League of Women Voters Meeting in Elyria
Mrs. Charles N. Bang the state president visited Elyria yesterday to meet the local board. New officers and assignments were announced including Mrs. C. M. McDonald publicity, Mrs. J. Hyman finance, Miss Eleanor Goldstein international relations, and Mrs. E. Taylor equalizing opportunities. The gathering was at the Elyria library to plan the year’s work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles N. Bang
League of Women Voters
Elyria
Elyria League
Bang
C. M. McDonald
J. Hyman
Stanley Orr
Eleanor Goldstein
Irvin Nelis
E. Taylor
Mary Willis
P. D. Lawson
E. C. Hart
Hyman
A. E. Schowalter
BD. W. McCleod
Eyria
Neighborhood Club Fetes Irene Staysniak at Wissinger Home
Members of Neighborhood Banco club hosted a surprise for Miss Irene Staysniak bride elect of Pie William Wissinger at 132 Fairlawn Ave last evening. Prizes were awarded to Florence Martin Rose Ford the hostess and Maryan Ingram. Staysniak received a personal gift. The next meeting is set for July 31 with Mrs Ford at 139 Fairlawn Ave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Banco Club
Eleanor Wissinger
Fairlawn Avenue
Irene Staysniak
William Wissinger
Florence Martin
Rose Ford
Maryan Ingram
Newsprint famine ends as New York papers surge out
New York morning papers return after an 18 day delivery walkout by the Newspaper and Mail Deliverers Union. The metropolis of 13,000,000 readers rushes newsstands as editions expand with The New York Times at 42 pages and The Herald Tribune at 46 pages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
New York Times
The
Herald Tribune
4-H clubs hold meetings in Ridgeville and Carlisle Township
The Domestic Do ors 4-H Club met at Marion Saunders home with supper before the regular meeting. Roll call asked for favorite radio programs. Discussion focused on 4-H Club camp. Recreation followed adjournment. The Farm Artists 4-H Club led by Robert Diedrick met at Earl Squires home with Hide and Go Seek before the business session. Some members received project books. The next meeting is July 18 at Mary Ann Marozsans home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ridgeville
Marion Saunders
Carlisle Township
Farm Artists
Robert Diedrick
Earl Squires
Mary Ann Marozsans
17 More Persons Join Elyria Townsend Club
Mes Sadie Retsinger, chair of membership, reported 17 more names added to Elyria Townsend club rolls at Monday night meeting. Plans for a rummage sale progress as National Townsend leaders prepare analysis of the Townsend Plan for the House Ways and Means committee. President E C Jacobs announced a new volunteer movement to spearhead Townsend activities nationwide and a national drive to collect petitions. The Townsend Club meets Mondays at 108 Middle avenue and meetings are open to the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sadie Retsinger
Rolls of Elyria Townsend Club
Washington
House
Ways and Means
E. C. Jacobs
Ravenna
Townsend
Dispatch
Middle Avenue
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L. J. Coleman
Soke
Broad St
Bloom-Kendle Church
Lisa Debs
Drian’s Corner
Middle Avenue and
Broad
Erie Brown
Chicago Times
Cpl. R. Christensen
Claude Lybrink
Brighton
L. L. Lybrink
Kenyon Avenue
Pilgrim Church
Lakeview Park
Lorain
China Skies
Ann Scrivens
Joan Stanford
Connie Flood
Sam Huskinson
Fritz Thornton
Jerry Newcomer
Betty Bisbane
Macy Martha
St. Paul's Church
Mary Fox
Lake Ave‘nue
House OF Beauty, Inc
Eauty Salon Dermetics
Broad Street
Kaose
Biyria
John Bothwell
Hollywood, Calif
Second Congregational Church
Cora Ludlow
West Street
Shrubsole
Maurice Maeterlink
Florence Gilman
Cascade Park
Circle Dot Clur
Mary Jackson
Martha Wirth
Harry Maddnck
Tee Neufer
Helen Smith
Minnie Lewis
Kipton
Elyria Townsend Club
Reublin Bros
Krax
Freez
Lydia Z. Pinkham
Pinkham
Mendoza
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