Lucy Ann Lawrence to Wed Richard D Loomis
Local engagement column notes Lucy Ann Lawrence of Medina will wed Richard D Loomis of Elyria. Both are graduates and professionals, with Loomis in the family grocery business and Lawrence employed at General Industries. No wedding date has been set yet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles W. Lawrence
Akron Road
Medina
Lucy Ann
Richard D. Loomis
Robert E. Loomis
East River Road
R. Ford Loomis
Miss Lawrence
Medina High School
Oberlin School of Commerce
General Industries Company
Loomis
Easter arrivals and licenses at local stores noted
Licenses issued for Donald L Crosby at 122 Longford Avenue as store checker and Wanda Jacobs at 545 Hall Road. New Easter and Spring stock advertised: dresses, suits, coats in gabardines sharkskins French crepes all wool plus fur scarfs and capes. Molly Renner on 2nd Street at Cedar promotes big savings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald L. Crosby
Longford Avenue
Big Savings
Molly Renner
Cedar
Hospital Discharges List Of New Babies And Names
A hospital discharge column lists multiple new arrivals including baby girls and boys associated with various mothers and addresses. Names include Mrs Jack Had, Mrs Edward Knapp, Mrs Milton Freeland, Mrs Frank DeMarta, Mrs Richard Dowdell, Mrs Seaman McCullough, and others with addresses on Parmeley Avenue Second Street Amherst West Eleventh Street East Avenue West Broad Street Middle Avenue Grafton and Denali. The note includes Dr Ray Smith and a contact phone 36-622 offering evening visits and plate or bridge work with three hour plate repair service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Haddix
Parmeley Avenue
Edward Knapp
Second Street
Milton Freeland
Amherst
Frank DeMarta
West Eleventh Street
Richard Dowdell
East Avenue
George Davis Wayne
Middle Avenue
Albert Christmann
Grafton
Seaman McCullough
Edward Sittner
West Broad Street
Ray Smith
Denali
Fifth St
Elyria notes on committees and family events
Two Elyria girls join committees for the Women’s Recreation Association banquet at Bowling Green State University. Wilma Sonkely leads invitations and Doris Wurster handles flowers. Also, Dr. Arthur F. Williams presides over a church council gathering in Xenia. a birthday supper honors A. F. Myers. a daughter to the Downers of Cleveland and a daughter to the Muziks of Elyria Memorial Hospital are reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Women’s Recreation Association
Bowling Green State University
Wilma Sonkely
Andrew Sonkely
East 4Th Street
Doris Wurster
Lauren Wurster
Lake Avenue
Arthur F. Williams
First Baptist Church
American Council of Christian Churches of Ohio
First Reformed
Nancy Clifford Chooses June 10 For Her Wedding
Nancy Clifford selects June 10 for her marriage to William E. Ody Jr. at Grace Lutheran church. The announcement came at a family dinner held at the bride’s home celebrating her birthday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nancy Clifford
William E. Ody
Grace Lutheran Church
Miss Clifford
Earl Clifford
Longford Avenue
W. E. Ody
Case Road
Elyria High School
Mr. Ody
Ridgeville High School
Bendix Westinghouse Automotive Airbrake Company
Meetings and club gatherings in the community
The Past Chiefs Association of the Pythian Sisters meets Thursday at Mrs. Ida Devinney’s home 455 Earl Court. Alumni choir gathers tonight at 7:45 at the YMCA. The Women's Welsh club meets Friday at 7:30 pm with Mrs. I. M. Hales 353 Eighth Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chiefs Association
The
Pythian Sisters
Ida Devinney
Earl Court
Welsh Club
I. M. Hales
Eighth Street
P T A News Highlights Ely PTA Meeting Highlights
Ely Police Lt J E Boggs spoke on police protection and the Green Pennant project. The PTA approved four recommendations, will fund banquet tickets for Ely teachers, reimburse patrol boy expenses, and give 15 toward a Washington trip. Membership stood at 351 with committee appointments named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ely
J. E. Boggs
Parent-Teacher Association
Elyria
Don Bush
Hartman
Mary Sheely
Connie Brown
Nova Brown
F. A. Duthimer
Sheely
R. J. Shilling
Grotto Circus
May Kihm
Mary Treece
St. Patrick's Day
H. Gerhadinger
Frank Johnson
Worth Fauver
A. Castle
Mrs Beuthel Reviews At Y W C A
Mrs Lloyd Beuthel of Sandusky reviews Especially Father by Taber for the Y W C A monthly book session attended by about 100 members and friends. After the program tea followed, with Mrs Wesley Cromwell and Mrs Robert Parker presiding and a committee including Mrs Cromwell Hill Thomas and Parker. Beuthel is slated to review again on April 11.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lloyd Beuthel
Sandusky
Taber
Carl Woodin
Clarence Steller
J. A. O. Club
Wesley Cromwell
Robert Parker
Cromwell
L. C. Hill
Clifford Thomas
Parker
Beuthel
Y-Bees Cancer Dance Plans at St. Andrew's Parish
Sixteen members of St. Andrew's Central Guild meet at the parish house to sew for Elyta Memorial hospital. A Lenten luncheon is planned at St. Andrew's Church on March 22 with Mrs. William Dehm reporting a full events calendar and Mrs. James Wyker as guest speaker. Altar Guild president Mrs. Charles Sparks discussed new Easter linens and spoke on guild work. Y-Bees program on Child Care featured Miss Louise Dutch, R.N., with a Walt Disney film "Bathing Time for Baby."
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies Auxiliary No. 22
Knights of St. John
St. Mary's Church
Katherine Krugman
S. J. Birkbeck
Birkbeck
N.C.C.W
Cleveland
Regina Schneider
V.F W. Hall
Broadway Lorain
St Joseph
Gertrude Henry
Teresa Smith
Katherine Ryan
Father Eppley
St. Andrew's
Altar Guild
L. D. Acheson
Edith Anspacher
Fred Barton
Lina Wales
Y-Bees
Louise Dutch
R. N
Gates Hospital For
Miss Dutch
Evening Community Club Calendar in LaGrange and Nearby Areas
Local organizations list tonight activities including Hungarian Baptist Sterling Young Ladies club at Mrs William Haydn, Y M Egs dinner at 4 15 p m, El Rey Caldron meeting and card party, Gold Star Mothers at American Legion Home 7 30 p m, Hinkson Hyssell Auxiliary birthday tribute to Scuyler Colfax, Friendly Dozen with Mrs Nagy West River street, Eagles Ladies Auxiliary 7 30 p m, Royal Rollers skating at Roll Arena, St Pauls church Lenten service 7 30 p m, Emmanuel Lutheran Ladies Aid 2 p m, First Methodist family night screen supper 6 30 p m with Dr Paul O mayor East Shore Boulevard Euclid speaking and kids films, Townsend club 8 p m Labor Temple, Catholic Study Club No 2 notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scuyler Colfax
Rebekah
Friendly Dozen Club
Andrew Nagy
West River Street
Ladies Auxiliary of
Eagles
Royal Rollers
Roll Arena
St. Paul's Church
Emmanuel Lutheran Ladies’ Aid
First Methodist Church
Paul O
East Shore Boulevard Church
Euclid
Townsend Club
Labor Temple
Catholic Study Club No. 2
Neighborhood clubs report lively meetings and prizes
Around Town reports on the Friendly Eight club gathering with Mrs Frances McLaughlin on West Avenue, eleven pedro games, and lunch. Winners were Mrs Oliver Diederick, Mrs Helen Smith, Mrs George Diedrick, and Mrs Blanche Kalesky. Future meetings include Mrs Hattie Schroeder on Bond Street and Mrs George Wissinger hosting Neighborhood Bunco. prizes went to Edna Wright, Freda Mayle, Rose Ford, and Hazel Castle. March 28 sees a meeting with Mrs Hazel Castle. Catholic Study Club No 7 met with Mrs Leonard Reichlin on Cleveland Street. Mrs Reichlin presided, Mrs William J Young reviewed Late Have I Loved Thee by Ethel Mannin. Mrs Young won the prize. March 28 at Mrs Peter Naughton on Grafton Road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances McLaughlin
West Avenue
Pedro
Oliver Diederick
Helen Smith
George Diedrick
Blanche Kalesky
Hattie Schroeder
Bond Street
George Wissinger
Bunco Club
Edna Wright
Freda Mayle
Rose Ford
Hazel Castle
Cambridge Avenue
Leonard Reichlin
Cleveland Street
Reichlin
William J. Young
Ethel Mannin
Young
Peter Naughton
Grafton Road
Girls Demand Glamour Stamps At Franklin Post Office
Franklin Pennsylvania post office clerks report a rush of young women seeking brighter stamps than the traditional purple three-cent issue. The girls say the old design seems dated for their generation and favor the newly issued bright green three-cent American Bankers Association stamps, selling quickly like a January sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin, Pa
U.A
Franklin Post Office
American Bankers Association
Long-Lost Watch Returns After Fifty Years in Graveyard Find
Johnstown, Pa. Workmen clearing land at Grandview cemetery uncovered a gold engraved pocket watch once owned by George Warner, gifted in 1882 by his father. Warner later moved to Los Angeles and died in 1937, but told his sons it would reappear. The heirloom surfaced decades later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnstown
W.P
George Warner
Warner
Los Angeles
Clarence
Frank
Grandview Cemetery
Driver Steals Car Back After Cops Grab It
In Omaha Nebraska Henry H Ron nan, 27, escaped from police after a car crash and then stole his own vehicle from the police parking lot. Officers recovered both Ron nan and the car. He had been accused of leaving the scene of an accident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha
Neb
Henry H. Ronnan
Ronnan
Ronnau
30 Year Sunday School Record by Mrs Boyles at Blackadore
Mrs Alice Boyles aged 71 set a 30 year Sunday school attendance record by missing no meetings at Blackadore Presbyterian Church in Pittsburgh. She received a memorial pin from fellow members and has long belonged to the church since before 30 years ago when the congregation met in a tent in Pittsburghs east end. New Zealand developing a newly found bantonite deposit in the Gisborne area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pivssburgh
Alice Boyles
Blackadore Presbyterian Church
Pittsburgh
East End
New Zealand
Gisborne
Quarterly Humane Agent Report From Lorano County
Lorano County Humane Agent Bruce Alexander reported December through February 83 cases, 65 needing court appearances. The quarter covered 55 non support and neglect cases involving 114 children, seven support cases, three paternity, six animal, and 12 miscellaneous. Appearances totaled 40 in juvenile court, 19 in justice courts, one in common pleas, and five before the grand jury. Support collections for minors amounted to 422 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorano County Humane
Bruce Alexander
Humane Attorney
Hmane
Peace
Common Pleas
Grand Jury
Humanettorney
Lenten Service At Fields Church
The fourth midweek Lenten service at Fields Methodist Church will be Thursday at 8 p.m. presented by the church choir and the Methodist Youth Fellowship as a musical program. The choir will perform numerous anthems including Holy Ghost and Now the Day is Over while a choir trio sings Jesus and a quartet performs Whispering Hope. Mrs Harold Sweet directs. Velma Andrews plays organ solos and MYF members Patricia Simms Harold Wellert Sandy Sharp John Palmer and Harvey Winters will participate in the worship segment sharing hymn stories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fields
Fields Methodist Church
Church Choir
Methodist Youth Fellowship
Jesus
Calvary
Mrrs
Harold, Sweet
Velma Andrews
MYF
Patricia Simms
Harold Wellert
Sandy Sharp
John Palmer
Harvey Winters
Too Many Doors Defeat Dog In Pursuit Of Cat
CORAL GABLES Pa Charles Ross reports a dog pursuing a cat ran through a back screen door and was cut in several places. The dog returned to chase the cat, smashed the front door, and finally quit, nursing its injured pride as officials noted the odd chase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dog
Cat
Coral Gables
Charles
Ross
Look Pattern 9097 Dress Sewing Guide
Tanian Mazee promotes a one day sewing dress with a wide V neckline pattern 9097 sizes 12 to 20 includes full sew chart and fabric yardage. Send coins to Marian Martin Pattern Dept Chron icle Telegram New York for pattern and book offers with a free handbag pattern. Britain reports 37,219 new blood donors in Q4 1849.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tanian Mazee
Marian Martin
Chronicle Telegram
Pattern Dept
West 18Th St
New York
N.Y
Leftover Ham to Hearty Ham Loaf and More
A compact guide to reinventing leftovers into a ham loaf using ground leftover ham oats and tomato soup, with variations for canned luncheon meat. Includes a mushroom soup meat patty method for 4 and a peach and cherry fruit cream dessert using vanilla pudding mix and canned peaches.
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Lucy Ann Lawrence
Arlene Johnson
Lorain
Paul J. Rodgers
Ned P. Johnson
American Legion
Miss Johnson
Joseph Rodgers
Eleventh Street
Denton Johnson
Illinois Avenue
Delaware Avenue ‘Methodist Church
Paul Bourquin
Stanley Shoemaker
Delaware Avenue Church
Sally Johnson
Beverly Rodgers
Jo Wendrowicz
Martin Koepp
Mr. Rodgers
Tom Haywood
Robert Slusher
Earl Boggs
American Legion Auxiliary Unit No. 12
Ruth Adams
Flora Huebner
Crile Hospital
Dayton
Marguerite Welsh
Xeung
Elizabeth Mischka
Americanism
Gladys Notzinger
Ways and Means
Jean Holmes
Duke
Ity
Sunshine
Chlire Wendell
Poppy
Alice McClelland
Red Cross
Kathryn Pearson
Grace Beavis
Victoria F. Kayden
Blake Street
Victoria
Dolores
Berea
Gerald Salata
Joey Salata
Terry Lee Kayden
Elaine Marie Kayden
Patsy Kaminski
Larry Kaminski
Mary Ann Antkowiak
Natalie Antkowiak
Johnny Antkowiak
Kenneth Lengyel
Louis Igneci
Jean Wyszynski
Joyce Wyszynski
Sandra Bordy
Buddy and
Sistie Bordy
Barbara Wallhead
David Wallhead
Elena Bako
Lynch
Woman's Club
Constance Lynch
Girl Scouts
Dave Daley
Hariland Brown
Brown
Reno Collier
Omer Laubenthal
Hugh Cameron
Harry McHale
K. B. Crandall
Art Waters
A. D. Strong
Circle No 12
John Mowry
Robert Vanek
Mowry
Gulf Road
Lester Sheffield
Strong
Rolen Gettles
Carltyn Hall
Kenyon Avenue
Imrs. Lucas
John Lucas
Xi Sigma
Beta Sigma
Pat Sorority
Bell
chronicle-Telegram
Obie
United Presbyterian Missionary Society
CG. L. Bristol
H. Paeth
W. L. Rowland
James Wilson
A.R. Chapman
George Smith
Mary Jones
Chapman
John McClure
Cleveland Hebrew Mission
S. Bader
L. Livermore
P.T.A. News
Broad St
Effa Brown
Sun and ‘Times
All Rights Reserve
Circle No. 3
Lovdock
Gezela Apai
Gustave Apail
Carl Menz
Carl Reichley
Japan
George Beach
Young Women's League
A. J. McGregor
Y. W.C A
Alice Carter
Henrietta Rauscher
Bernice Richards
Genevieve Landis
Ina Mae Ardell
Edith Powers
Thelma Carruthers
Marjorie Mielsen
Eleanor Rosekelly
Katherine Biddie
Oberlin College
Jamaica
Loraine County Dental Assistants Society
Pegey Lott
Elks
William Vinci
L. D. Caulk Company
Ernestine Schmitz
Pauline Greer
E. Weingarten
Eire
Adrianne Corcoran
Dublin
Colleen
San Francisco
County Humane
Britain
By Alice Denhoff
Television
Crosley
al Bey
Cleveland Sr
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