Pearl Joanne Smith and James Roy Jordan Married in New York
In Johnson City New York Pearl Joanne Smith and James Roy Jordan exchanged vows at First Baptist Church with 100 guests. The couple both attend Baptist Bible Seminary in Johnson City New York. The bride is from North Lincoln Maine and the groom from Elyria Ohio. They will reside at 14 Lewis Court Johnson City New York after a wedding trip to Maine and eastern states. Leah Wise and other Elyria attendees were present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
Johnson City
N.Y
Pearl Joanne Smith
Bernard Smith
North Lincoln
James Roy Jordan
Roy R. Jordan
Oxford Ct
Elyria
Kenneth Kinney
Charles Cuthbertson
McDonald, O
Heath Bobbett
Roger Keel
William Russell
Gerald Montgomery
Maine
Ohio
Lewis Ct
N. Y
Miss Smith
Mattanaweook Academy
Lincoln
Elyria High School
The
Baptist Bible Seminary
Jordan
Lois
Leonard Wise
Y-Decs installation dinner closes years of events
Twenty five members attended the annual installation dinner at the Wishbone Oberlin. Retiring president Mrs William Rowe passed the gavel to new executive Mrs Joseph Sendensky and named officers Mrs Kenneth Caygill vice president Mrs Thomas Haskins secretary Mrs Charles Lawson treasurer Mrs Paul Kohl reporter and Mrs Robert Cooley and Mrs Paul Sievert members at large. Committee chairs were announced with Miss Mary Post as membership chair and other posts including devotions yearbook sunshine ways and means scrapbook and telephone. Dinner arrangements were by Mrs Charles Fox Mrs Rowe Mrs Allen and Mrs Cooley. Winners in bingo were Mrs Bertram Osgood Mrs Wallace Hall Mrs Paul Rudy and Mrs Haynes. The club adjourned until September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Y-Decs
Wishbone
Oberlin
William Rowe
Joseph Sendensky
Kenneth Caygill
Thomas Haskins
Charles Lawson
Paul Kohl
Robert Cooley
Paul Sievert
Mary Post
Hubert Allen
Charles Stoner
Sunshine
Clyde Haynes
Cooley
William Saddler
Gerald Laver
Donald Gibson
Charles Fox
Rowe
Allen
Bertram Osgood
June 19 Wedding Set By Miss Schenck And France
Miss Carol Schenck will wed Lloyd Aufdenkampe June 19 at 7 30 p m in Avon Baptist Church Avon Lake. Schenck, a Avon Lake High School graduate and Baldwin Wallace student, is a Standard Oil stenographer. Aufdenkampe, also a Avon Lake High School graduate, works for Goodrich Chemical in Avon Lake and served three years in the U S Army. A Cleveland shower honored the bride with Avon Lake attendees listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avon Lake
Carol Schenck
Walter Schenck
Lloyd Aufdenkampe
Elmera Aufdenkampe
Walker Rd
Avon Baptist Church
Homer Graven
Miss Schenck
Avon Lake High School
Baldwin-Wallace College
Cleveland
Standard Oil Company
Aufenkampe
Goodrich Chemi
Miss Daily
Ridgeville High School
Stouffer's
Westgate
Forthofer
Avon High School
United States Army
United States
Japan
Fruehauf Trailer Company
Cleveland School of Comptometry
Birthday party for Paul Bareford marks first American year
Little Paul Bareford celebrated his third birthday with a noon party for eight at his home on Third Street. Hosted by his mother Mrs. Henry Bareford and Mrs. Dorothy Cheval, guests enjoyed games, birthday cake, and ice cream. The celebration followed his arrival in America from London two months ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Bareford
Third St
Henry Bareford
Dorothy Cheval
America
Litie Paul
London
England
Tough Assignment to Be Staged by Fellowship Group
A home talent play Tough Assignment will be presented at 8 p.m. tomorrow by the Christian Women's Fellowship of the Washington Avenue Church of Christ in Fellowship Hall. Players include C. A. Huene H. G. Wilson Cecil Garrett Edward Schwaegerle Roger Williams and Shelton Porterfield. A film Windows of the World on mission stations visited by Dale Fiers will also be shown. Mr. Fiers is president of the United Christian Missionary Society. Officers for the coming year will be installed and Mary group members will hostesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Women's Fellowship
Washington Avenue Church of Christ
Fellowship Hall
Mesdames C. A. Huene
H. G. Wilson
Cecil Garrett
Edward Schwaegerle
Roger Williams
Shelton Porterfield
Dale Fiers
Mr. Fiers
United Christian Missionary Society
Mary Group
Romeinspired fall frocks dazzle American buyers
Fashion writer Phyllis Battelle reports Italian designer Eleanora Garnett unveiled Rome crafted fall gowns in New York. Collection features ultra-new draping in plush fabrics, with large extravagant collars, floor length gowns, slim tweed suits with velvet edges, wrapped skirts, belted leather jackets, and color matched coats for a custom made look at shop prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phyllis Battelle
New York
Amerea
Ihou
Mme
Eleanora Garnett
Italy
Rome
U. S
Colosseum
Gernett
Births Reported for Bradbury Uhrich and Schnitzler Families
Mr and Mrs David Bradbury of Royal Oak Michigan welcome daughter Debbi Ann born Sunday weighing seven pounds one ounce. Debbi has a brother Alan age 3. Mrs Bradbury is the former Betty Kolank. A son was born yesterday at Elyria Memorial Hospital to Mr and Mrs Donald Uhrich of 243 Stanford Ave. Announcing a son at Elyria Memorial Hospital yesterday are Mr and Mrs Donald Schnitzler of 437 Cahsle Ave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Bradbury
Royal Oak
Mich
Debbi Ann
Debbi
Alan
Bradbury
Betty Kolank
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Donald Uhrich
Stanford Ave
Donald Schnitzler
Cahsle Ave
New Vinyl Seals Offer Waterproof Tub Wall Solution
A repair tip suggests using white molded vinyl plastic stripping bent at right angles with corner bricks to seal the joint between bathroom wall and tub. The seal, cement-applied, is claimed by the manufacturer to be waterproof and durable against crumbling plaster.
Kirkpatrick Davidson Wedding Set for Sunday in New London
The marriage of Miss Lillian Davidson to Harold Kirkpatrick will occur Sunday at 2 30 p m in First Methodist Church New London The Rev Walter Ralph and Rev Lawrence Crawford will officiate Attendants include Mrs Jake Sweda matron of honor Neva Conklin and Alice Storrow bridesmaids Best man James Grissinger with ushers Herbert Anderson and Harold Chandler Both families hold ties to New London schools churches and local businesses with the bride and groom holding university degrees and current employment in regional offices and studios.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New London
Lillian Davidson
Florence Davidson
Wellington
Harold Kirkpatrick
Earl Kirkpatrick
Park Ave
First Methodist Church of
Walter Ralph
Rochester Methodist Church
Lawrence A. Crawford
Miss Davidson
Jake Sweda
Neva Conklin
Alice Storrow
James Grissinger
Herbert Anderson
Harold Chandler
Brighton High School
Bowling Green State University
American Telegraph and Telephone Company
North Ridgeville
Kirkpatrick
New London High School
Ohio State University
Waldorf Studio of
New London Methodist Church
Newlywed Frizell Couple Return From Southern Trip
Mr and Mrs Kenneth E Frizell have returned from their wedding trip through the Southern states and reside at 1380 Riverside Drive Lakewood in a newly furnished apartment The bride is Eleanor Marie Tomasek daughter of Mr and Mrs Joseph R Tomasek of Indian Hollow Road They wed May 8 at St Angela Church Fairview Park with Fr Bernard DeCrane officiating Donna Frizell Plymouth Mich attended the bride Frank Mika was best man John Pernik and Donald Vavra ushered guests Charlotte Ann Pernik Dayton Anne DeMichael Cleveland attended the ceremony
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth E. Frizell
Riverside Drive
Lakewood
Eleanor Marie Tomasek
Joseph R. Tomasek
Indian Hollow Road
Mr. Frizell
Frank Frizell
Plymouth
Mich
St. Angela Church
Fairview Park
Bernard DeCrane
Charlotte Ann Pernik
Dayton
Anne DeMichael
Cleveland
Donna Frizell
Miss Tomasek
Frank Mika
Frizell
John Pernik
Donald Vavra
Lorain Residents Named in License Records
Licenses list names and addresses including Leroy Huey a laborer of 214 West 20th Street Lorain. Theresa Raffa at 21144 Elyria Avenue Lorain. George Hull a student from New Kensington Pennsylvania. Marilyn Riddle of 1350 West 34th Street Lorain. Gerald Bruce at 124 Williams Street Moulder. Sally Schoditsch of 674 North Abbe Road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leroy Huey
20Th St
Lorain
Close To Home, A Family Tale Of Rosamund
A narrator recalls Rosamund the car and a town scene as Lee, Merrilee, and Mrs F debate reliability and loyalty. The piece pivots on Rosamund losing an oil filter cap and repairs, with grains of humor about aging, ad hoc fixes, and the family’s varied views of the car’s worth and adventures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee
Rosamund
Piano Students Present Recital
The pupils of Mrs. Harold Schwind presented a piano recital for parents and friends at the First Congregational Church Wick room. The program included duets and solos by composers Dittenhaver Bentley Goodrich Prokotieff Debussy Beethoven Guy Maier Schumann Rogers and Billler Quaile. Participants included Carlotta Ribar Dick Rieley Jewell Fox Richard Caudle Madeline Aker Monica Ribar Beth Fox Bobby Ewing Clarinda Aker Janet Anthony Sharon Keskinen Jane Frankfather Karen Aker Ann Rieley and David Brown. A social hour with refreshments followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Schwind
Robson Rd
First Congregational Church
Ents
Wick Room
Dittenhaver
Bentley
Goodrich
Prokotieff
Debussy
Beethoven
Guy Maier
Schumann
Rogers
Biller-Quaile
Carlotta Ribar
Dick Rieley
Jewell Fox
Richard Caut
June Births and Pearl Lore Across Health and Art
The text lists notable June birthdays including Cole Porter, Richard Rodgers, Rise Stevens, Maurice Evans, Frank Lloyd Wright, and Harriet Beecher Stowe. It discusses the pearl as a prized gem symbolizing health, longevity, beauty, and thought, noting its range of colors and a creamy roseate tint.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cole Porter
Richard Rodgers
Rise Stevens
Maurice Evans
Frank Lloyd Wright
Harriet Beecher Stowe
Diana
Tomorrow We Look At New Automobiles In The State
In a lively exchange Mrs. F and Lee discuss vintage motors and the need for bodies and wheels before cars are valuable. The narrator objects but the group moves on, noting that the next day will feature new automobiles.
I Miss Mary Lou Miller Frederick Klag Reveal July 10 Wedding Plans
Mr and Mrs Howard E Miller announce the engagement and coming marriage of their granddaughter Miss Mary Louise Miller to Frederick William Klag Jr of Akron. The ceremony will be July 10 at First Methodist Church in Elyria with a reception at Elyria Country Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Lou Miller
Frederick Klag
Howard E. Miller
Grafton Rd
Mary Louise Miller
Frederick William Klag, Jr
Akron
B. McDonald
Lyle R. Miller
Mr. Klag
Frederick W. Klag
Toledo
First Methodist Church
James H. Siward
Paul Gamertsfelder
Columbus
David Glick
Norwalk
Elyria Country Club
Miami University
Toledo University
Goodyear Aircraft Corporation of
Kaisers Announce Engagement Of Dorothy Ann Kaiser And Thomas Meszes
Mr and Mrs Joseph C Kaiser announce the engagement of their daughter Dorothy Ann to Thomas Meszes son of Mr and Mrs Frank Meszes. Dorothy a 1951 Elyria Catholic High graduate works in production planning at National Tube. Thomas a 1950 Elyria High graduate works at Buckeye Mold and Die. Both belong to St Agnes Church and C Y O. No wedding date set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph C. Kaiser
Woodland Ave
Dorothy Ann
Thomas Meszes
Frank Meszes
Rockfern Ave
Miss Kaiser
Elyria District Catholic High School
National Tube Company
St. Agnes Church
Sai-Mar
Kiettes
Elyria High School
Meszes
Buckeye Mold and Die Company
Forthofer Daily Engagement Announced At Family Party
Kathleen Daily and Robert T. Forthofer announced their engagement at a family gathering in North Ridgeville. Kathleen, daughter of C. Perry Daily, plans a mid summer wedding at St Peter Church. Forthofer, son of Mrs. Anthony Forthofer, is a Fruehauf Trailer employee and Cleveland School of Comptometry student.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Ridgeville
Kathleen Daily
C. Perry Daily
Center Ridge Rd
Robert T. Forthofer
Anthony Forthofer
Lear- Nagel Rd
North Olmsted
St. Peter Church
The Alexandrite and Moonstone Gem Lore
The Alexandrite, found in Ceylon and the Urals, changes color from emerald green by day to amethyst red by candlelight. Moonstone, valued for its milky light, was once a love charm and a talisman to foretell the future, with cabochon cuts popular for rings and combinations. Moonstones are mined in Ceylon and Burma.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ceylon
Urals
Burma
New Ballpoint Pen Promises Huge Ink Capacity
A new ballpoint pen arrives this year claiming 500 percent more writing capacity than rivals. The maker also markets it as resistant to leakage, preventing ink from weeping in pockets or handbags.
Neighborhood Rummage Sale At 180 Roosevelt Ave
Neighborhood rummage sale announced for Thursday Friday and Saturday at 180 Roosevelt Avenue. Local residents invite shoppers to browse household items clothing and small wares in a community sale setting. Proceeds may support local programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt Ave
Meetings M. S. Prayer Circle Moves Tonight
The M S Prayer Circle will meet tonight instead of tomorrow evening. Come one, come all. Navy mothers rummage sale Friday and Saturday from 8:00 a.m. until June 4 at the rear of the Brown Jug Cafe, 13112 Cleveland St.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. S. Prayer Circle
Navy
Brown Jug Cafe
Cleveland St
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Thelma
Pearl Joanne Smith and
Jesus
Richard Jordan
France
Rivoli
Tony Curtis
Beachhead
Tom'n
Gene Tierney
van Heflin
Golden Mask
Capitol
Shelley Winters
Playgirl
Middle Avenue
Red Cross
Ohio St
Rodney Rockwood
Red Cross Home Services and
Social Welfare Aid Division
Jack Phillips
U. S. Navy
Alaska
Ernest Sparks
Korea
Rockwood
Milan Bendik
Morocco
Africa
William Thomasson Jr
Air Force
Germany
Helen Mulholland
YWCA
Muss Ehmnor Hadley
American Red Cross
Fitzhust
Lis
Wyoming
New Mexico
Merrilee
Dorothy Kaiser
Lorain, Ohio
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