Monroe Family Reunion in Rly Woods Draws 143
The Monroe family of Bridgett Allen and Joseph Monroe traced roots to 1848 in Ireland and India, with nine children born in this union. Their first annual reunion in Rural Woods drew 143 attendees after Mass at St Marys, featuring scrapbooks, letters, WWI photos, games, and a post luncheon business session led by L R Monray and James Wish. Out of town relatives attended from Ohio, New York, California, Wisconsin, and Indiana, while Kathleen Walsh was the youngest to record events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County Mayo
Ireland
Bridgett Allén
Joseph Monroe
Calcutta
India
Furnace and
Lodi Streets
Rly Woods
St. Mary’s Church
Monroe
L. R. Monray
Cleveland
James Wish
Syracuse
New York
Harné
Kathleen Walsh
George Walsh
South Bend
Indiana
Walter G. Monroe
daugh_ters
Virginia
Mary Helen
Ison
Robert
Glendora
Califorlnia
James Walsh
Richard Wempsey
Chicago
Mary Richard
Canton
Ohio
A.C. Walsh
R. MM. Sullivan
Patri
Michael
LaCrosse
Wedding Dinner for 100 Follows Spring Valley Ceremony
A wedding dinner for UO guests followed the ceremony at Spring Valley Cocestry Club. Miss Margaret Vo Kecak, daughter of Mr and Mrs Michael Korak, wed Mr Chorpe AL Super in a service officiated by Rev Darin. The bride wore a white satin gown with lace and a hoop skirt train. bridesmaids included Miss Mary Ann Dunay and Miss Vertiette Mae Super. The couple plans to reside at 13048 Toledo Avenue, Lorain, with Mr Super managing an Amherst A and P store. The bride is a Lorain High School and Oberlin School of Commerce graduate. the groom is a Lorain High School and Elyria Business College graduate and Army Air Corps veteran.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spring Valley Cocestry Club
Nichola
Chireh Lorrain
Margaret Vo Kecak
Aid
Michael ‘Korak
Toletovente Lasgon
Chorpe AL Super
Judy Super Ro
Hla
Darin
Alti Holding
Witte Gladsoli
iBride
Mary Ann Dunav
Sharon Pa
Hower
Mary Pachula
Lorain
Promm
Vertiette Mae Super
Junin
Miss Dunay
Robert Super
Jas
Gerald Super
Forder
Michael Korak
Washington, D. C
Canada
Toledo Avenue
Super
Fremy Oberlin Schanl
Commerce
National Tube Company
Mir
iFiona High School
Elyria Business College
A. and P
Amherst
Army Air Corps
Hospital Discharges List and 1874 Typewriter Patent
The record lists multiple hospital discharges including Mrs Paul Edwards and baby at 240 Valley View Homes and Mrs John Hodges with twins at 226 Furnace street among others. It also notes Mrs Graysin Reed and several residents in La Grange and surrounding streets. The typewriter patent is credited to C Graham Sholes in 1874.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Edwards
Baby Bay
Valley View Homes
John Hodges
Furnace Street
Louis Mura
Thirteenth Street
Gregory Sperors
Middle Avenue
Ziemund Kristoff
BBA
West River Street
Janet Brown
Bath Street
Henry Gutlingen
Foster Avenue
Carl Andersen
East Second Street
William Fuss
Fast 16Th Street
Carl Hastings
LaGrange
Open Hausa Qe Suntey eveting at Kenyan avenue
A fragmentary notice describes a social gathering or meeting hosted by Mrs. Storm and Mr. Stim attendees include Ralph Bres and others. The text mentions a 40th meeting arrival and friends of Mrs. Storm invited, with unclear details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anmiitt A. Be
Kenyan Avenue
Ralph Bressche
de Rohr
Mateo
Ayetha Cuaice Storm
Jack Stim
Mrs. Storm
Licenses Issued To Several Residents Across Cities
A list of licenses names numerous individuals with ages and addresses including Harold Wodersen 26 of 328 East Broad street Elvin Tabatatoury and Capoten 28 of 349 Eastern Heights Bowlevard Riya Bendaminy de Cyrat 31 of 835 PWeep Bourteenth Lorain Lorain and Pare Detrowski 28 of 1518 Maddie avenue Riya Chavies Cltton Gaie 47 of 382 Chark het Ristian bored maser Hagel Leta Keaner 32 of 382 Clark street Koodunes Newsager 907 Linth street Tova faranan aby obiltan Eberhacdt 2 RD b Ams H Peterson 18 of 2111 tethy stint Loran thesel and Margriet Contin 16 Loran Lows Andre Yolass 20 of 645 Thirketh Street Straus clerk and Rose Meanie Paytosh 20 of 41 West Twentieth Street Lorain
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Wodersen
East Broad Street
Elvin
Tabatatoury
Capoten
Davies
Eastern Heights Bowlevard
Riya Bendaminy de Cyrat
Pweep Bourteenth
Ted Lorain
Fitler
Pare Detrowski
Maddie Avenue
Riya
Chavies
Rose Meanie Paytosh
Twentieth Street
Lorain
Legion Picnic And Meetings At Post 12
The American Legion Post No 12 announces a regular meeting on Ohio Street at 8 pm Tuesday August 5. The annual post picnic is planned for Sunday August 17 at the Home grounds with afternoon and evening programs including games, baseball, dancing and a potluck supper. A birthday dinner precedes the August 19 meeting at 6 30 pm for members with August and September birthdays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Klving
Legion
Allbasket
Taft Adds More Speaking Dates on West Swing
Senator Robert A Taft Republican presidential hopeful adds two more speaking engagements for a western swing with stops in Seattle September 24 and Tacoma September 25. He previously announced appearances in Santa Cruz September 12 San Francisco September 16 and Reno September 20. He will attend a Colum O dinner Thursday, then vacation at Murray Bay Quebec before resuming the tour through Oregon Montana Idaho and Arizona.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Robert A .Taft
R. C
West
SealUe
Tacoma
Wash
Santa Cruz
Calif
San Francisco
Reno
Nev
Taft
Colum . O
Ohio Republican Committee
Murray Bay
Quebec
Oregon
Montana
Chicken dies after shells found in fryer story
Mrs. Edgar Cline of Crown City reported a shocking incident when a young chicken was found to have swallowed shells from a fryer. She described the chicken as shelleshocked and stated Pinglad T ended the life with an ax.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Edgar Cline
Crown Cit
Kaiser Defends Wartime Plan To Lick U Boats With Wooden Flying Ships
Henry J. Kater questioned investigators about the wartime strategy to use wooden flying boats against U boats. Kaiser defended Howard Hughes, asserting Hughes funded and engineered a major aviation projects, denied pressuring Donald M. Nelson and claimed a robust rail of support for the Kaiser flying boats amid a political battle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kaiser
Washington
Henry J. Kater
Hugh
Niee
Hughes
Avianon
Fragmented testimony on venture contracts and approvals
Testimony described a contentious project with engineers diverging from orthodox views. Key figures Kaiser, Nelson, and Koenmoag faced questions over contract approvals and alleged publicity influence. The session ended with references to a future meeting at Pauline and Virginié Heidrick's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pling
Foraing
Tregular Fevonauic
Badtton
Vevendyg
Pan Fell
Nebeor
Kal
Koenmoag
Merrlle Meigs
Dotar
WEB Aircraft
Mine Sane
Kaiser
Nelson
Pauline
Virginié Heidrick
Club 4 H News Meeting Delivers Missionary Funds
The Camden 4 H club Careful Clippers met at Mary Sean Bradley Avoke’s home. Avoake was given to Mrs. James Weers. The group voted to donate dollars to each church in the community for missionary funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camden PH cl
Mary Sean Bradley Avoake
James Weers
Also Mentioned on This Page
Dorothy Funk
Mary Helen Simpson
Rajapalayam
Broad Street
Capitol Theatre
Bilge, Imperial and United Wallpaper Lines
O'Donnell Wallpaper and Paint Company
Court ST
America
Spring Valley
Adrian
Gomer Middle
Hollywood
Interior
J. A. Krug
Elliot Roosevelt
Ellet Roosevelt
Willy Hin
Idesse H. Jones
Reconstruction Finance Garp
Kaisier
Jones
Howard
Elliot
Weiling
Kaistr
Syere Fink Jing
van Hrasing Rate
Ng Tien
Twa
Twa Pee Antico
Mange Wolf Parks
Sheyitn Uis
Navy
Seer
Sivecastil
Kayeée Shipyards
Kaper
WPB
Man
Reacidor
Tnoit
Nelsor
Chover Loening
Conayttart
San Francesco
Carpenter’s Beauty Salon
Broad ST
Angela DI Luciano
Jali
Montiry
Pinkhan
Pinkham
Lydia E. Pinkhan
Sprague's
East Avenue
Coats
Coney
Fur Shop
Middle Ave
T, Th
Second Street
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