Pre-Nuptial Parties Honor Dorothy Willard in Lorain Events
Dorothy Willard, the bride-to-be, was feted with a series of pre nuptial events across Lorain. Mrs M W Woodin hosted a daisies and yellow theme luncheon. Mrs Arthur Ehlke entertained with blue and gold decor. Mrs Clarence Nessing hosted a lavender and white shower with gifts. Elsie Krahulle of Sandusky attended, as gifts and luncheon closed the festivities.
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Ories
Dorothy Willard
Carl Woodin
Lorain
Tenth Street
Mise Willard
Enor
M. W. Woodin
Miss Willard
Wes Earriage
Arthur Ehlke
South Middle Avenue
Clarence Nessing
West River Street
Willard
Elsie Krahulle
Sandusky
Community notices mix church events and social gatherings
Local society items list Monday meetings of various groups at I O O F Hall Masonic Temple and other venues. The Elyria W C T U hosts an annual picnic at Mrs J F Burke’s home, with a tureen dinner. Various classes and clubs plan events including a garden party and church programs.
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Order of the America Yeomen
Brotherhood of the American Men
King ‘Solomon's Lodge
Masonic Temple
Ureh Council
Grace Lutheran Church
Guild
First Congregational Church
Effee Hecock
Gies
Elyria W.C. T. U
J. F. Burke
Washington Avenue
Ordey
Methodiats Church
Thirty Five Boys Leave For Weekend Camping Trip
Thirty five boys depart from the Methodist church at nine thirty for a Lakewood Y M C A camp weekend. Chaperoned by W G Schneider, they ride in Walter Hardy's truck to Camp Rocky Tiger for hikes camp fires and swimming with parents planning to picnic on Sunday.
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Lakewood Y. M. C
Rocky Tiger
W. G. Schneider
Walter Hardy
Wilbur Ferrell
Robert Bual
Edwin Yost
Edwin Hill
Charles C. Hupp
James Smith
Robert Hancock
Raymond Panian
Walter Miller
John R. Bigga
Donald Wi- Hama
John Franklin Burke
George Johnson
George Drusendahl
Neville Hardy
William Hoffman
Tommy Stringer
Carl Edington
Eugene Bartleey
Vance Shaw
Richard Blaine
Charles Versey
George Weyman
Clyde Verger
Donald Williams
William Gutensohn
Donald Kutchings
David Wainwright
Clinton Helderich
Edward Bambower
Joe Welter
Lawrence Stone
Oliver Townsend
William Platt
Fred McDowell
Edward McDowell
Quiet wedding ties Oberlin and Grafton pair
A morning ceremony united Starold Brown of Oberlin and Mary J Welburn of Grafton at the Church of Christ on East Avenue. Rev Osborne Booth officiated at nine o clock and the bride wore a traveling dress with matching hat. The day also notes a club break fry planned by the Business and Professional Women's Club and several local social updates including a Chicago teacher guest and a new apartment move.
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Starold Brown
Oberlin
Mary J. Welburn
Grafton
Church of Christ
East Avenue
Osborne Booth
Business and Professional Woman's Club
Howard Samora
Boylan
Miss Corresa Ernst to Wed Earl Dehn This Month
A pre nuptial party for Miss Corresa Ernst ahead of her marriage to Earl Dehn was held at her home. Twenty five relatives attended a lively evening featuring progressive hearts and other contests. Prizes went to Mrs. Amelia Williams Mrs. Martha Miller and Arthur Germaine. Miss Ernst received many gifts and a luncheon was served as guests wished the couple happiness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corresa Ernst
Earl Dehn
Miss Ernst
Amelia Williams
Martha Miller
Arthur Germaine
Local social notes and visitors greet Elyria area
Mr and Mrs F B Rust returned home after weeks with friends in Pennsylvania touring the Allegheny mountains. Naomi Ashbrook of Cleveland arrives to spend the weekend with Elyria friends. Dr B I Shannon of Staten Island hosts at 1101 Lake Ave. Mrs J W Benson of Davenport Iowa is visiting her son’s family in Bell Ave.
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Limbird Edding
Elyria
James’ Imbird
Monroeville
Ohio
Larry Lapp
Mount Ker
Park
Lapp
Lotein
Baltimore and Hic Railroad
Cleveland
F. 8
Rust
Pennsylvania
Allegheny Mountains
Naomi Ashbrook
B. I. Shannon
Staten Island
New York
Moore and
Malliwell
Lake Avenue
J. W. Benson
Davenport
Iowa
Robert Henson
Bell Avenue
G. T. Roberts
Norwalk
Eugene Allen
Jack Jobson
Emil Johnson
Hast Avenue
George Herbert
Fairmont Street
Sandunelky Tast Evatiog
Theodore Weichal
Eastern Heights Boulevard
Mount Pleasaunt
Todiana
Perry Clapp
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Elise Krahulie
Sandusky
Clarence Reising
West River Street
Atwater
Audrey
West Pittston
T. R. Daniels
Grafton Road
LaPorte W. C. T. U
Shepherd
Grafton Line
Hays
Homebuilders Enjoy Party in Wellington Carnival Tour
Wellington an outing scene as the M. B. church Homebuilders class hosts a 6:30 pm party for 62 members. They ride autos through the village to the Miciffer home for a picnic supper then tour a carnival set by Roach Sutlis visiting tents with games and attractions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. M. Miciffer
Roach" Sutlis
Chicago visitors tour area relatives and meet Amherst group
Mr and Mrs Louis Wick and Mr and Mrs William Henderson traveled from Chicago to visit relatives here. The Wicks visit Tom Nash at the State Game Farm and Hendersons at the Frank Curtico home. Herman Wight Mrs Frank Warren and Mrs Crary Cross attended the County WTU meeting at Amherst Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Louis Wick
William Henderson
Wick
Tom Nash
Mrs. Henderson
Frank Curtico
Amherst
Herman Wight
Frank Warren
Crary Cross
W. C
YT. U
Ohio Dairy State Nears Top in Butter and Milk Output
Ohio produced 85,000,000 pounds of creamery butter in 1951, enough to supply the nation for 16 days. Residents consumed 220 quarts of milk per year per person, and state dairy production rose 75 percent for butter, 73 percent for ice cream, and 60 percent for market milk over five years. Prohibition, dairy education, and milk as a food are cited as drivers by Prof Stolz of Ohio State University.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio
United States
R. B. Stolz
Department of Dairying
Ohio State University
Steltz
Feasts and Dances Mark Sun Spirit Ties on Fort Hall
Northwest Indians in Idaho complete a three day sun dance on Fort Hall Reservation. They held feasts and council meetings in Kansas City to address economic issues and discuss federal fund allotments. A women’s club named Bagte Feathers Club formed to seek acceptance into state and city federations.
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Kansas City
Aquaws
Bagte Feathers Club
Women's Federation of Clubs
Fort Hall
Idaho
Milady Alotorist Promotes Daily Safe Driving
Mina Myrtle Mollan of the National Safety Council uses a printed dashboard card in her taxi to remind drivers of safe practices. Weekly she updates the card with new slogans as safety tips spread to thousands of commercial drivers and fleets in 65 American cities.
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Milady Alotorist
Mina Myrtle Mollan
National Safety Council
Michigan Boulevard
Miss Mollan
Cardinal bans dancing and immodest dress in Milan
Milan clergy report Cardinal orders a ban on public dances among Catholics and urges archdiocese members to campaign against immodest attire. Women who insist on modern dress will be barred from entering Catholic churches, as part of a push to raise conduct standards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milan
Lis Archdfoacese
Chemist Sir Alfred Mond Predicts Birth Sex Control and Youth Longevity
London July 24 Sir Alfred Mond former Cabinet Minister spoke to the Society of Chemical Industry predicting a future when chemistry could determine the sex of unborn children and influence genetics morals and youth. He warned against over population fears and urged pursuit of body fabrication to achieve continued youth rather than old age.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Alfred Mond
Society of Chemical Industry
Mary G Chamberlain Resigns After 55 Years of Teaching
London Ohio July 24 Miss Mary G Chamberlain retires after fifty five years of continuous teaching and service as principal of the grade and primary departments in London Her long career began at age seventeen and includes leading the trade school building for years She taught thousands of pupils many now grandchildren of former students
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London
Mary G. Chamberlain
Margaret Bondfield Elected to Wallsend Parliament
Former Trades Union Congress chairwoman Miss Margaret Bondfield wins the Wallsend by election on the Labour ticket to fill Sir Patrick Hastings’s retirement. Her election brings the number of women MPs to six and boosts Labour’s female representation and advocacy for women’s legislation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Bondfield
Trades Union Congress
Wallsend
Sir Patrick Hastings
Miss Bondfield
Susan Lawrence
Ellen Wilkinson
Lady Astor
Duchess of Atholl
Hilton Philipson
Hatchery buys plant in Weston for expansion
Weston July 24 The Hoytville Hatchery Co has bought the Williams brick block and will remodel it into a hatchery. The firm is expanding its operations and relocating to Weston to secure ample access to eggs for its increased business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weston
Hoytville Hatchery Co
Williams
Jewelry pieces worn by film stars in Culver City
The article notes actresses like Paulette Stark and Caramel Myers wearing personal pieces such as a tiny dancing onyx figure on a black satin ribbon and a miniature crown pin. Claire Windsor flaunts a platinum diamond chain bracelet while other items are described as unique but not elaborate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Culver City
Paulue Stark
Metro-Galing Mayer
Laligne
Caramel Myers
Ronnie
Claire Windéer
Boy Hit by Truck Escapes with Bruises in Fort Wayne Route
July 24 Gerald ti, son of Mrs Hazel Johnson of Pleasant township, escaped with bruises when knocked down by a heavy truck of the Perfection Biscuit Co Fort Wayne. The driver swerved to avoid a pedestrian stepping from behind a wagon and struck the boy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wan Very
Gerald Ti
Hazel Johnson
Pleasant Township
Perfection Biscuit, Co
Fort Wayne
Canning Firm to Move After 2650 Tons of Cherries Packed
Bellevue reports Gypsum Canning Company will finish canning about 250 tons of cherries from their 8000 tree orchard west of town, paying roughly 22000 in wages and grower fruit payments over three weeks before moving to Michigan for the next cherry crop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bellevue Bellevue
Gypsum Canning Company Co
Port Clinton
Michigan
Mothers Strike Over Transfer to New School
Parents refuse to send their children to a newly designated building after transfers from an Eng land school, protesting the move and blocking attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
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Milnewell
Oscar Kaecin
William Neubiser
Comstock
Betty Hull
Anna Wunsman
Business Women's Club
Edna Funk
J.D. Funk
Fourth Street
Elsie M. Higl
Bowen High School
Misa Hortense Stoutenbureg
Paul Funk
Stanley Smiged, Jr
Baker
Mary Kuzner
Duda
Harold F. Brown
Hop Worker
Mary FE. Welburn
Osborn Booth
John Pehrson
Parry Clapp
Elizabeth Schmauch
Ashland
Louis Raun
North Ridgeville
Earl Benjamin
Charles Cty
Richard Urig
16Th St
Mra
William Magista
Catherine Slocum
Mae Flwell
Jefferson Apartment
Third Street
American Legion Auxiliary
Legion
Leng Tabor
Ellen Lackord
American Legion
Goodman
Allen
Fr. Ronson
Shee
Mya
Juja Osborne
J. F. Benson
Northwest
Wellington
A. I. Curtice
Myron Daugherty
D. B. Slartford
Akron
Henry Daugherty
Spencer
W. E. Aust’s
St. Copp
Lima
W. H. Vorbau
Lima State Hospital
Home of
Feeble Minded
Allen County Academy of Medicine
Orient
Carlisle Grange
I. C. O. F. Hall
Clase
Glade Thomas
The
National Association of Accredited Commercial Schools
School For
National Association of Accredited Coimmercial Schools
Canada
Cook’s Millinery
Charis
A. M
Jane M. Hall
Second Street
Springvale North Olmstead
CH & 38
Riverview Park
Broad Street Beauty Parlor
Broad Street
Robert McLaughlin
John Golden
Anne Forrest
Douglas MacPherson
Two Choice Residences
Middle Avenue
Elyria Savings & Trust Co
H. H. Nye
Cooper
Newell
Elyria Cooper
Governor Club
la Grange
Penfield
Court House
Lorain County
F.M. Stevens
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