Marriage Announcement for Miss Alene Bowman and Raymond Smith
Mrs. Warren Bowman of Station Road North Ridgeville announces the marriage of daughter Alene to Raymond Ts. Smith son of Mrs. Merle Smith of 721 West River Street formerly of West River Road. The wedding occurred Sunday March 3 at Neapoteon Ohio with attendants Mr and Mrs Alfred Gould. The bride wore a powder blue street length frock and the attendant a dusty rose frock. Mrs. Smith is Ridgeville High School alumna class of 1941. Mr. Smith attended Elyria High School and is employed by National Tube Company in Lorain. Mrs. Smith is employed by S. S. Kresge. The couple reside at 428 Sixth Street Elyria.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MNS
Warren Bowman
Station Road
North Ridgeville
Alene
Raymond Ts. Smith
Merle Smith
West River Street
West River Road
Neapoteon
Ohio
Alfred Gould
Schramm Road
Newell Lant Wedding Solemnized At First Methodist
At the parsonage of First Methodist church on Saturday at six Miss Alberta Elizabeth Lant daughter of Mr and Mrs Albert Lant of Cleveland became the bride of Byron A Newell son of Mr and Mrs W A Newell of the Obcuin road The Rev Homer W Court ney read the marriage service The bride wore a dusky rose street length frock trimmed in rose lace The wedding party included Ross Newell as escort The reception followed at the groom's parents home with yellow and hue table accents The couple will reside in Cleveland The bride is a South High School graduate and the groom an Elyria High School alumnus graduating in 1934
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Methodist Church
Alberta Elizabeth Lant
Albert Lant
Cleveland
Byron A. Newell
W. A. Newell
Homer W. Courtney
Florence Newell
Ross Newell
South High School
Elyria High School
Newell
Local Personal News and Family Notices
Betty Flood ill at home on Warren Avenue. Mrs. McMullen return from Furnace Street after visit with son and daughter in Ferns-dale Michigan. Eldred family trips, Grandson Max Eldred at Great Lakes Training Station. Crawfords of Elyria visiting Huntington Park California, planning indefinite stay. Sudden death of Mrs Homer Ayers prompts family travel to Gambier Ohio. Pvt. Leonard Hamilton home from Aberdeen Proving Grounds before transfer to Camp KK California. Miss Mary Heery of Dayton guest of Miss H. C. Cutler. Jennie Lind Keepper recovering at home after appendix surgery. Mrs. George Chapman returns from Cleveland visit. Pvt. Richard Vosburg visiting on furlough. Russell Stokler called to Cambridge for brother-in-law Walter Marion’s death. Forbush family announces birth of son in LaGrange. Newborns reported: Tran daughter in LaGrange, Smith daughter in Gratton, Fish girl in Columbia Station, Beavis son in Berea, and Thompson daughter in Wellington. Letter Carriers Auxiliary met at Stanford Avenue. Wilma Kirby won contest. St Patrick’s day themes. next meeting April 4 to be hosted by Zeta Beavis with Mrs. Harold Olmstead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Flood
Warren Avenue
William McMullen
Furnace Street
Tday
Ater
Soneladan
O. K. Eldred
Fernsdale
Michigan
Alo
Max Eldred
Great Lakes Training Station
Minois
Ward
San Anacle
California
Kenneth Crawford
Elyria
Crawfords
Gite Crawford
Betty Rove Edwards
Huntington Park
W. D. Carle
Bill
Bob
Roger Ayers
Stanford Avenue
Gambier
Ohio
Homer Ayers
Carle
Ayers
Leonard Hamilton
Aberdeen Proveing Grounds
Maryland
Camp KK
H. C. Cutler
Devon Courts Hax
Mary Heery
Dayton
Clarence Lawson
Butter
Ravenna
Jennie Lind Keepper
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Thurlow Knepper
West Avenue
George Chapman
Vist
Daughier
Kenreth Chapman
Cleveland
Richard Vosburg
Indiantown Gap
Pennsylvania
West Bridge Street
Russell Stokler
Cambridge
Walter Marion
Norman Forbush
LaGrange
Elyria ‘Memorial Hospital
Mark Tran
la. Grange
Elyria Metatrial Hospital
Tia Memorial Hospital
Blange Smith
Gratton
Myrtle Fish
Columbia Station
Ben
Harry Thompson
Wellington
Fred Beavis
Im Berea
Methodist Woman Society Plans Annual May Breakfast
Plans for the annual May breakfast at First Methodist church were made at a Woman’s Society meeting. The event is set for May 1 at 9 30 a m with reservations limited to 35. Mrs George Johnson was named general chairman. The group also scheduled county meetings and church events through March and April including home calling evangelistic services and a county group meeting March 18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Methodist Church
Woman’s Society Cof Christian Service
George Johnson
Godfrey
Florida
A. Strong
Columbus
Rich
Iman
H. G. Portman
YWCA Tea Draws 125 Women for Book Review
A YWCA audience of 125 women heard Mrs. Guy Rowland review Bradda Fields The Bride of Glory, with tea service in the dining room and daffodil decorations. Helpers included Mrs. Max Pedley and others. Archie Penfound introduced the new program chair. Future events include Rowland reviewing Elizabeth and Mary Queen of Scots novels and Burke Boyce’s The Perilous Night. Blood donor registrations begin March 16 and a WCA games party is set for March 17.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ywola
Guy Rowland
Bradda Fields
iMre Oh. E. Jackson
Arthur Waters
A. Jones
Leo Meyer
Archie Penfound
Rowland
Lady Hamilton
Lord Nelson
Queen Elizabeth
Mary Queen of Scots
Burke Boyce
Cleveland
Yale
Mal Broadcasting Company
Hudson
Mid week Lenten services and community gatherings across town
Calendar items note a mid week Lenten service at Second Congregational at 7 30 followed by deacons meeting and discussion. First Methodist hosts a 3 3 devotional, Selly hosts a prayer service with Mrs Heathcote. Red Cross War Fund concert features Lorain Philharmonic Orchestra and Natalie Metherson at the high school auditorium at 8 30. Various club meetings and lodges include the Comradeship Club, Riverside Court, Delta Chi, Ladies of GAR bingo at Mrs Nina Hitaman’s, and Em manual Lutheran Lenten services. The Emmanuel Lutheran service times and a St Paul Lenten service are listed with a Masonic play premiere at the temple and related lodge activities. The Chatetater club meets at Mrs Robert France’s and Ellorain club hosts Edith McPherson’s gathering with cards and prizes. The week closes with the next meetings planned for April 1 and two weeks hence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Second Congregational
Taich
First Methodist
Selly
Marie Heathcote
Red Cross War Fund
Lorain Philharmonic Orchestra
Natalie Metherson
Oberlin
High School
E. Shay
Riverside Court
Lyells Holmes
Oxford Avenue
Delta Chi
Mes
Russell Bucringer
Hoosevelt Avenir
Ladies of Gar
Nina Hitaman
United
Emmanuel Lutheran
Dist Conference A futren dinner and Legion meeting notes
An annou ncement reports a District Conference A futren dinner preceding a meeting of the Attertean Legion Ant oiney last night with 60 members present. Mrs Elizabeth Mischka chaired. volunteers prepared gifts and birthday items for Hreeksville and Dayton hospitals. Reports from Mrs Harry Nogart and Mrs William Hearne covered the Whordle Winter conference in Columbus. The American Legion birthday observance is March 17 with Auxiliary activities planned. An April Sun Distant Spring conference is planned in Mansfeld with center for the Sightless luncheon reservations led by Mrs. Earn Betoge by March 4. Mary Alice Lyons won the special prize.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Futren
Attertean Legion Antoiney
Elizabett Mischka
Meara Mtucher
Hreeksville Hospital
Dayton Hospital
Harry Nogart
William Hearne
Columbus
Mansfeld
Central Methodist Church
Frederick Swing
Lee More
H.W. Simester
Department Americanishn National Defense
R. F. Leemhuia
Carl J. Staith
Florence
Fostoria
Earn Betoge
Mary
Alice Lyons
Birthday Party for VeLaurive Ann Onnon Herth Day
Birthday party for VeLaurive Annon herth at 106 Care vale street with eight children present. Hosts Meedotin Wajtowsen Cresy Shapku and guests seated at a colorfully decorated table with a birthday cake. Name list includes Nancy Fisher Earlene Mraz Dickie Diederick Jenny Szabu Honnie Krebs dean Titheh and Jimmy Westabotham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meedotin Wajtowsen
Carevale Street
VeLaurive
Sa Dillon
Nancy Fisher
Earlene Mraz
Dickie Diederick
Jenny Szabu
Honnie Krebs
Dean Titheh
Jimmy Uestabotham
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Alene Bowman
Raymond Smith
LF. Todd
Alfced Nichols
Middle Avenue
Jean Taylor
Herman Haber
Twelve
Pacers
Junior Newman Club
St. Mary's Church Hall
Bob Cromiing
Elsha High School
Hisn School
Christian Missionary Alliance
William Sturvine
Fitch
Harrs Helriger
Jessie Helrizel
Mr. Davis
Glen Hurd
Isabel Tressler
Helen Robison
Roze Burger
Lula Vastack
Alfred Ablgrim
Calvin Murvine
Alfred Henderson
Myrtle Jean Murvine
Carvin Murvine
Ard
Mrs. Reese
E. T. Reese
Women's
Welsh Club
Water Street
A. L. Agate
Gladys Murrell
Sing Asong
Gragie
Well
C Sant
Alen
Swan
Istyke
Dev Presen
Ted Tope
Howe
Mrs. Gotts
Leland Gott
Greenlee Haines
Wilam Kirby
Zeta Beavis
Grafton
Harold Olmstead
Alsa S
Citron
Methodist Woman’ Soc
Anton Sniezek
Spruce Street
James Eberly
Lorain Country Club
Charles Wilford
Vivian Richards
Jo Miller
Mary Robson
Beta Theta Club Meats
Carol Marshall
Nan French
Maxine
Lois Meyer
Gail Gillmare
Ywca Book Review
E. ¥. W. L. Hears Review
Lodge
Frank
Harmon Lodge
A.M
Masonic Temple
Frank M. Wilcox
B. PL Heger
Deane Burns
Earl Fauver
Frank S. Aust
William Briar
P. A. Dusthimer
Haydy Evans
Charles Garfold
Irvin Geigey
Clinton Heidrich
Louis Heidrich
Claire Lee
A. W. Mean
Ed Monroe
Chatatates
Cly
Robert France
Siath Street
Pinnehle
Mos France
Ray Yost
Est Bred Street
Elorain Club
Edith Monsehein
Derald Miller
Nancy Ann
Edith McPherson
Second Street
Coun
Mex
John Zahariane
Menschkeln
Jencheon
Zahar
Fifth Street
Jack
Jack & Jill Shop
Clawin Club
Margery Ward
Lly
MeIntire
Longford Avenue
Albert Bishop
John F. Timms
Earl Schueter
Kenyon Avenue
Vicks
Old Vicks
Elyria Dairies
Lake Avenue
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