Genevieve Thompson to Wed Fred W Adams in June
Miss Genevieve Mae Thompson to marry Corp. Fred Wildams of Denver Colorado, in the First Methodist church at Anderson Indiana on Sunday morning June 14. The couple announced during a guest party honoring Cilbert Thompson's graduation from Elyria High School and Baldwin Wallace College. Genevieve is secretary and church visitor at First Methodist and active in AAUW and business groups. Fred Adams is son of John Adams of Anderson and a partner at Anderson Plating Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Genevieve Mae Thompson
Corp
Sfred Wildams
Denver
Colorado
United States Air Company
Anderson
Indiana
Mbus* Thompson
Elyria High School
Baldwin-Wallace College
Orta Signa Pht
First Methodist Church
UWW
Business
Adams
John Adams
Anderon Plating Company
Triple E Club
ER Laver
van Laver
Gerald
Marilyn
Sandra Laver
Joe Wargo
Joe
Frank Wargo
Holmes
Marian Holmes
Janice Alexander
Swing
Bert Alexander
St. 'S Church
Park Avenue
Briderieet P
Clara Mae Geetz
Lila Yeans
Dauchter
Jean James
Boc
Cramling Elemes Wedding Date Is Announced
Mr and Mrs LW Beaumont and Mr and Mrs James Elemes hosted a gathering for Stuth Beaumont and Bill Elemes members of this year s high school graduating class Another announcement noted the engagement of Miss Helen Louise Elemes and Charles Cramling Je to be married July 4 in an open church ceremony at St Agnea church The bridegroom elect is son of Mr and Mrs C J Cramling of Ladia street Both couples are Elyria High graduates Miss Elemes studied at Elyria Business College and Cleveland training school and works for Olsen Manufacturing Co Out of town guests included Mr and Mrs Louis Smith of Henrietta Eva Beaumont of Columbus and Glen Beaumont of Auron plus a War Bonds plea urged spending restraint
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LW. Beaumont
James Elemes
Stuth Beaumont
Bill Elemes
Helen Louise Elmes
Charles Cramling
St.Agnea Church
C. J. Cramling
Ladi Street
Elyria
Glen Beaumont
Auron
Wedding in Kentucky Promotes Hart and Parker Pair
Miss Jeanette Griggs Hart daughter of Hosece Grizz Huntington and Loren Parker son of Mr and Mrs Merritt Parker Huntington wed last Sunday at Newport Kentucky The bride a Wellington middle school graduate and the groom a Nowa high school attendee plan to live with the Parker parents The Study Club closes year with luncheon and party at Elyria Country Club decorations include blue iris and lemon flies Prizes awarded to several members and retiring officers honored Plans for a June 24 picnic are announced
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeanette Griggs
Hart
Hosece Grizz
Hunstington
Loren Parker
Merritt Parker
Tof Huntington
Newport
Kentucky
Wellington
Nowa
Parner
Elyria
Catholic Tugs Club No. 2
Charles
Local Notices and Personal Confirmations in Elyria Area
Several residents and families are listed for visits, travels, and arrivals in Elyria. Names include the Heine Terling and Delieate families on Harvard avenue, Arnold Ueinerling and Lynn Uelnresling departing for Indiana, Clarence Danford and Kaylor attending Grand Circle sessions, and Robert Dagtin taking a chemist position in Wisconsin. Also noted are hospital recoveries, births at Elyria Memorial Hospital, and upcoming social events with local residents and guests from Columbus, Detroit, and Philadelphia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cee Air
Atra
Meinzertin
Tyon Jr
Old New York
Indiana
Clarence Danford
Eighth Street
Kaylor
Foster
Toledo
Grand Circle
Mette Circle
Commodore Perry Hotel
Dariford Ty Grand Treays
Olio
Elyria PY
Lupert
Rawton
Gordon
Rawson
Samuel Street
Amherst Hospital
Tol
Robert Dagtin
Sixth Direct
Oberlin College
Ladin Drop Forge Company
Cudahy
Wisconsin
Milwaukee
R. J. Loughry
Alfred ‘Ilsen
Elizabeth Court
Loughry
Turner Field
Albany
Theorgia
Jeanne Knapp
Morris Knapp
Milwaukee-Downer College
Fegatta
Milwaukee River
Harry Given
Gulf Road
Given
M. A. Given
Columbus
Yarry V
Franz
Philadelphia
George
Maynard L. Huene
Indian Hollow Road
Belisvue
Designs for Living site accent bright male Voss
A design feature highlights a bright male figure named Voss in the Designs for Living site. The piece focuses on his style and impact within the room setting. The article notes his presence elevates the overall aesthetic and suggests a trend of bold masculine decor.
Eagles Auxiliary Officers Installed In Bower of Flowers
The Eagles Auxiliary held a formal installation in their hall with Mrs Nellie Burton and committee arranging decor. President Ann Castle opened the meeting, with past president Mes Mary Fenwick assisting installing conductress secretary Mildred Frederick and Mes Ann Strausser as future president. New officers include Leana Schmidt president and LeonaLehmaidt vice president, Emma Zahrley chaplain and Alice Kaylor secretary. other posts filled by Rose Boals inside guard Myrtle Haun trustees Jennie Shock Mabel France Emma Pronner. Special awards went to Mary Krebs and Tena Hanson. dinner followed by a lunch served by Mary Krebs and Gertrude France. Auditing set for June 4 in Eastes hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eagles Hall
Nellie »Burton
Ann Castle
Alice Mrha
Cleveland Auxiliary No
Mary Fenwick
Mildred Frederick
Ann Strausser
All of
Cleveland Auxiliary
Leona Lehmaidt
Anna ‘Ks
Emma Zahrley
Alice Kaylor
Rose Boals
Alvera Scott
Myrtle Haun
Yst
Jennie
Shock
Mabel France
Drd
Emma Pronner
Leana Schmidt
Ann Casile
Weer
Mary Krebs
Tena Hanson
Et Dickel
Clara Jensen
Cleveland Auxilary
Gertrude France
Charse
Eastes Hall
Elyria Girl Scouts Attend Camp Beginning August 5
Elyria and Lorain Girl Scout Councils will operate Camp Iss-see-kes on the Vermilion River as part of a joint program. More than 20 Elyria Girl Scouts have signed up, joining Lorain County participants for a season expected to draw many attendees with safety and health standards emphasized by the national organization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Iss-see-kes
Lorain
Lorain County
W. O. Zaket
Gtr
Horea
Elysia
Molly VanWorner
Vivian Cart
Claire Marie McIntyre
Constance Hybarger
Harriet Varsey
Conte Boylan
Nancy Gait
Rosemary Eaton
Dolores Sehranke
Joan Dryden
Baraca Terry
Beth Summerbee
Janice Leughardt
Jean Hahn
Margaret Summerler
Carrol Swanson
Local Meetings and Society Notes Mixed in Patchy OCR
Fragmentary text lists church committee meetings supper clubs and memorial services. Names such as Don Steeck and Mrs Fipbert appear alongside venues Alpine Village Labor Temple and United Spankh Wer Veterata Inc. Various street and avenue references appear with groups including Daughters of Scotland and De Molay I.O.O.B. indicating a community notices page with scattered events and affiliations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Steeck
Renate
Atv
AL Haekell
Clay
Naa
John Tose
Fost Niver Street
Keen
Butters
Vickeit
Garvin Avenue
Pieri Women's Amodition
Churey
Wurstall
Aux
Class of 1880 To Have Reunion
The eight original members of Elyria High School class of 1880 plan a reunion this year. Five survive and four will attend a Friday dinner and alumni meeting. Notables include Henry W. Robinson of Chicago Minvis arriving tomorrow and Mrs J W Gailey from Cleveland joining Elyria for the occasion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria High School
Fouth
Elysia High School
Henry WU
Robinson
Chicago
Minvis
J. W. Gailey
Cieveland
Elyria
Roekwood
Graystone Hotel
Sam Wurst
Louise Porter
FN. Smith
California
Picnic Supper and Backwards Party for Chatter Doo members
A 6:30 p.m. gathering at Grace Groat's home featured a wiener roast and picnic supper. Hostesses Elvah Gower and Alice Pleasnick coordinated activities, with Grace Bauer Emmal Esachy and Betty Binck winning prizes. Grace Groat received a special award as Grace Hauer was welcomed as a new Trember during the business meeting. The June 15 meeting is set with Betty Chester at 1332 East Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Chester
East Avenue
Re-election of Mrs Bell as First Congregational Woman's Assoc. president
Mrs Bell is re-elected president at the First Congregational Women's Association meeting held at the church. Officers elected include Mrs Stanley Shaw vice president and Mrs recording secretary. memorial service led by Mrs Peter Smith. gift of silver presented for a member leaving the city. stamps reminder appears at end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. F. Bell
First Congrec Onal Woman's Assoc
Numa
First Congregational Wiew Association
Eliureh Partire Werle
Williney
Silker
Charles Eve
Norerman Pieldent
Mri Y Cet
Mes
Claude Milter
Burbach
Bell
Stanley
Shaw
Vite
James Vite
Hraman
F.C. Billings
Elizabeth Ich
Cas} Mallock
Eric D. Chapman
Harry
Lovers
George Sr
Dayz Folssionary
James van Dusen
Matthew Zechmany Sunshine
Irene Townsend
Hed Cross
A. L. Walker
Claude Millers
Peter Smith
J. St. Easton
Mia Marlon Bassett
Halph Murbach
Circle Four
Nobert Davies
Circle Two
Altra
Wilbur Clark
Cirle
Maxuch G
van Dusen
Richard Gallmar
M. G. French
L. D. Huttman
Lucy Houserman
Smith
Dr. Auld
Graduation Party Honors Livan Arutines Engagement
Livan Arutines of Elyria High School was celebrated at a graduation party held at the Patishy club on Long avenue and Vit streets. Approximately 350 guests attended, with music by an orchestra. She is the daughter of Mr and Mrs George Brunner of Kipling street and announced her engagement to Gordon Cashner, son of Mr and Mrs Abram Cantiner of Eastover Street. No wedding date has been set. Special prizes were awarded to Tony Hartman Clarence Irun and Mrs Clarence Inman Sr and Jr. Gifts were given to Livian Hrganer by friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Livan Arutines
Elyria High School
Fy Lozaln
Long Avenue
Vit
George Brunner
Kipling Street
Gordon Cashner
Abram Cantiner
Eastover Street
Tony Hartman
Clarence! Irun
Clarence Inman
Lijian Hrganer
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Genevieve M. Thompson
Fred W. Adams
Edward A. Thompson
Rivertble Court
Cilbert
Elemes
Perspirstica
S. Arid
The
Americas Institute of Laundering
Anid
Tres
Wee Sixth Street
Auditoriun
Ane Wo
Wen
Vogue
Mademoiel
Maracaini
P. S
Eryterypius
Gerts
Everang
Alter
Hewtors
Marian Chapman
Rideeville Grange
Puldie
Site Accen
Voss
Nish
Eagles Auxiliary
Aunilsary
J. R. Watkins Liniments
Richelieu
New England
Weideman
Peterson
Nestle
Renae
Remford
Rhode
Academy OF Cosmetology
Sprite Couesy Café Eng
Batie Averse
SAUE
the Fay Co
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