Easter Tea Reveals Blakeley Parron Wedding Date
Marjorie Parron hosted an Easter tea at her home on Saturday afternoon and announced the forthcoming marriage to Robert E. Blakeley, son of Mr and Mrs D M Blakeley of 535 West Second Street. Parron is the daughter of Mr and Mrs F D Parron of 116 Courtland Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marjorie Parron
Robert E. Blakeley
D. M. Blakeley
West Second Street
Miss Parron
F. D. Parron
Courtland Street
Miss Betty Wheeler Weds Robert Shepard in Easter Ceremony
Miss Betty Alice Wheeler daughter of Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Wheeler of 442 Oxford Avenue married Robert L Shepard, son of Mrs. Ruth Shepard and Harlan Shepard, at 2 PM in the Church of Christ. Attire was navy blue with red, gardenias and violets. Best man Wade Shepard. They will reside at 249 Howe Street after an unannounced wedding trip. Betty attended Elmira Free Academy and Elmira High School. Robert graduated Elyria High School and works for A. & P Tea Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. R. Wheeler
Oxford Avenue
Betty Alice Wheeler
Robert L Shepard
Ruth Shepard
Clark Street
Harlan Shepard
Wolf Court
Will J. Foster
Church of Christ
Wade Shepard
A. & P. Tea Company
Broad Street
Lorain Licenses Led by Local Laborers and Workmen
Lorain residents from Carliste township to Elyria and Lorain include laborers and draft men named Mande Wheeler 3h Wy ship Cheuffeur Mollie Jordan 33 George Hurn 25 and Anne Spakia 21 William Herner 25 crame man oline Nyarges 21 William Callahan 22 shipper Irene Petty 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orain
Lorain
Mande Wheeler
Wy Ship
Cheuffeur
Mollie Jordan
Carliste
George Hurn
Anne Spakia
Wiliam Herner
Elyria
Elyria area personals note extensive social spots
Elyria residents and relatives are described in a long list of weekend visits and travels. Mr and Mrs C J Geisel of Ninth Street accompany their son Jason to Ohio State University with Robert Englehart from Lorain. Tone Geisel is picked up in Delaware after visiting Beverly Wright at Ohio Wesleyan. Frank Allen of Elyria wins a checker tournament at Empire Hall and places second in ping pong. Numerous social calls, Easter visits, and family events are noted across Elyria, Cleveland, Lorain, and surrounding towns with student and residence details.
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C. J. Geisel
Ninth Street
Columbus
Jason
Ohio State University
Robert Englehart
Lorain
Tone Geisel
Delaware
Beverly Wright
Ohio Wesleyan University
Frank Allen
Fred Allen
Elyria
Chillicothe Business College
Norman
Baldwin
Covington
Kentucky
A. C. Schilleman
St. Petersburg
Florida
Charles Grate
Harvey Bassett
Arthur Thomas
Nelson Harbert
Cleveland
Myron Averbook
East Avenue
Albert Cordrey
Linda
Wadsworth
Sam Welty
Gary
Mirs
A. P. MacDermott
Nancy
Janet
Howard Ranker
Virginia
Herman Ranker Slack
Geraldine Birkline
Don Birkline
Ruth Doris
George Rieff
Alan Smythe
Ohio Street
Miami Beach
Flamingo Hotel
Harold Stanford
Columbus Street
Stamford
Ylenry Art
Middle Avenue
Wittenberg College
Springfield
Ohio
Pli Gamma Delta Fraternity
G. E. Hall
Allen
Mickey
John Barnes
Joe Lahiff
Eighth Street
E. W. Lahiff
Amherst
George Grell
Norwalk
Paul Grell
Harvard Avenue
Clifford Smith
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Smith
Fairlawn Avenue
Glen Reigle
Sandusky
Ada Allen
Lois Audrey Page
F. Wendorf
Varson Jace
Blaine Street
Laura Koletka
Huntington
West
Clayton Apartments
W. D. Carle and Sons
Stanford Avenue
Carle
Gambier
Carleton Boemann
Fifth Street
Stacy Warbiniak
Wees Avenue
Berry
Elyria Memoral Hospital
T. G. Binns
Oia
Lois Binns
Bob Rheinick
Garford Avenue
Informal Reception Honors Couple Wed Here March 19
Easter Sunday afternoon honored Robert Blaine and Mary Elizabeth Demetros at the Blaine home 338 Thirteenth street. The marriage was solemnized March 19 by Justice H. C. Cummings in the city. The bride, daughter of Mrs. Mary Bender of 26035 Elyria Avenue Lorain, will reside at 952 Eighth Street with her husband. Fourteen guests from Elyria and Massillon attended and gave gifts in a white basket with pastel streamers. A buffet supper featured white tapers and Spring flowers. Mrs. Blaine was assisted by her sister Mrs. Carl Pomelee. Blaine works at Ben Blaine Body Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roland Blaine
Thirteenth Street
Robert Blaine
Mary Elizabeth Demetros
Lorain
Justice of the Peace
H. C. Cummings
Mary Bender
Elyria Avenue
Elyria
Massillon
Blaine
Carl Pomelee
Eighth Street
Ben. Blaine
Admissions and discharges in a city records listing
A long OCR list shows admissions and discharges with many names and addresses across Grafton Cleveland Vermillion and nearby towns. Included are numerous entries for babies boys and girls and adults with names such as Gatto Kubuske Shatto and Neglect. The page notes residences like Bath street Forest street West avenue and Longford with several streets in Grafton and Cleveland.
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Gilda Schultz
East Avenue
Jack Allison
Bath Street
John Katrincak
Woodford Avenue
Thomas Innes
Forest Street
Marjorie Ann Coghlan
Furnace Street
Carleton Bodmann
Fifth Street
John Dickason
Vermillion
Eleanor Wircenske
Prospect
Grace Berger
Cleveland
Andrew Strinka
East Fifteenth Street
Clifford Smith
Stacy Warziniak
West Avenue
John Conaway
Clayton
Joan Gatto
Clinton Avenue
Leonard Kubuske
Charles Brown
Grafton
Slanley Symsii
Oate Shatto
Clair Mac Neal
Longford
Edmund Stawicki
Garvin Avenue
George Schneider
Cambridge
Thomas Farmer
Adams Street
William Cahoon
Lora Eleanor Bennett
Geneva
Ohio
Andrew Nagy
Irondale Stree
Elisna Lawrence
Dale
Ody
West Street
Rudolph
Weigl
Gir
Ladi
Farn Smith
Parkview Court
Jo Stirpuk
Louisiana Avenue
Ray Litke
Clar- Landin
Marydrich
North Ridgeville
Jo Flury
Columbia On
Iter McMillen
B. D
Georgeks
George
Arthur Hutt
Nth Street
Paul Block
West Ninth Street
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Stage Cast and War Era Canterbury Windows Burial
Ozma is performed by Frances Williams with Virginia Koulopos Glen The Good Jimny Reinhardt as the crooked Magician Florence Nagy as Margalette and Anx by Sill Shaw Nunkie the unwilling victim of the Powder of Petrification triggers plot complications Justine Schroeder as the Scarecrow Neloise Brown as the Old Witch Robnert Strinka as the Soldier with The Green Whiskers Canterbury Cathedral stained windows in England buried secretly for wartime duration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cess Ozma
Frances W.liams
Virginia Koulopos
Glen the
Jimny Reinhardt
Florence Nagy
Margalette
Sill” Shaw
Anx
Nunkie
Justine Schroeder
Neloise Brown
Robnert Strinka
Easter party at Gates Hospital by Juniors of American Legion Auxiliary
The Juniors of American Legion Auxiliary hosted an Easter party for Gates Hospital crippled children with gifts for each patient. Dorothy Terrell announced the program featuring Honey Lou Elemes, Josephine Mischka, Virginia Kolopas, Betty Bogart, and dancers from Deider Dance Studio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion Auxiliary
Audrey Coon
Marilyn Klee
Carolyn Hurlbut
Rosemary Gusky
Martha Kuch
Mary Lou Mason
Audrey Green
Phyllis Tulk
Jacqueline Cox
Leslye Hurlbut
Shirley Ward
Virginia Kolepos
Stage Arts Studio
Ruth Richwine
Hose Kremser
Legion Auxiliary
Easter Party To Celebrate With Junior Pilgrim Fellowship
Members of the Junior Pilgrim Fellowship at Pilgrim Community Church hosted an Easter party for the church school’s junior classes Sunday afternoon. Miss Louise Bauer led as social chairman, with devotionals by Miss Dolores Peabody. Refreshments followed games and stunts, including ice cream and chocolate eggs, as 20 attendees gathered with Mrs Jessie Bauer and Miss Edith Kelley among the guests. Jerry Newcomer and Joseph Warner assisted in activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pilgrim Fellowship
Pilgrim Community Church
Church
Louise Bauer
Delores Peabody
Fred Bauer
Jessie Bauer
Christian Education
Edith Kelley
Jerry Newcomer
Joseph Warner
Rochester Civic Club Meeting and PTA Evening Notes
The Rochester Civic Club met at the home of Mrs. Fred Carvey with fourteen members enjoying a covered-dish lunch and a business session led by Mrs. Avis Lilly. The PTA met at the schoolhouse with Mrs. Arthur Jewett presiding. vocal duets by Amanda Gariss and Alvin and Wilda Jewett and Lillian Wilcox, and talks by William T. Haden. Also reports on ill health, travel, and local club events follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rochester
Parent-Teacher Association
Arthur Jewett
Amanda Gariss
Alvin
Wilda Jewett
Lillian Wilcox
William T. Haden
Wellington
Methodist church to meet with Mrs Anna Wilcox next Wednesday
Community notes record births and visits across Sandusky and nearby towns. Mr and Mrs Lawrence Eaton announce the birth of a daughter in Sandusky with Eaton lineage traced to Verett Eaton and Clark Ewell. A Cleveland visitor and local Easter travel plans are noted along with church services and pre Easter events.
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Methodist Church
Anna Wilcox
Lawrence Eaton
Sandusky
Eaton
Verett Eaton
South of Here
Clark Ewell
Rena Limbach
Cleveland
John Murray
Limbach
Mansfield
Ruth Dimick
Shirley Gill
Emma Gill
Anna Affeldt
Paul Jewett
Maggie Cowie
Lester
Anna Simmons
Akron
Charley Mekoleske
New London
Robert Thompson
Brighton High School
Rochester
Patrick
Olwe
Christ
Fare reductions cut coach travel costs across railroads
The Interstate Commerce Commission ordered a basic two cent a mile rate for eastern railroads on March 25, with a sliding scale for round trips lowering some fares to 1-2 cents. Major bus lines also announced cuts up to 30 percent. The changes affect routes bounded by Lake Michigan, Chicago, St. Louis, and the Ohio and Potomac rivers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Interstate Commerce Commission
Lake Michigan
Chicago
St. Louis
Ohio and Potomac Rivers
The Best Preacher Urges Self-Improvement Over Comfort
A preacher argues that true leadership lies not in comforting believers but in provoking dissatisfaction with one’s current state and urging earnest effort to improve oneself.
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Lety Dorothy Funk
Mable Little
Betty Wheeler
Robert Shepard
Miss Barchard
Beverly Barchard
John Dunuvelly
Max Roe
Robson
British Empire Hall
Marge
Bob
W. J. Tonks
Dorony Blakeley
James Reesey
St Andrew's Episcopal Church
E. B. Redhead
Elyria High School
St. Andrews
American Radiator and
Standard Sanitary Corporation
Blakeley
Campbe School of Business
Cincinnat
Wendell H. Unger
Dorothy Hare
Frank Kelbe
Oberlin
Kup-L
Kup-L Club
Carl Turner
West Ridge
Charles McCue
Kenton Avenue
Myrielle
Orthington
Bridge &T
Myra Stevenson
David Stevenson
Lakeavenue
Young Players Club of
Beverly Kupper
Buttonbright
Lois King
Ojo of Oz
Colleen Carnik
the Woozy
Charlotte Springowski
the Shaggy Man
Geraldine Weber
Jack Pumpkinhead
Alfred Standen
Tin Man
Modena Brown
Pollychrome
Daughter of the Rainbow
Theresa Kniffle
Frogman
Beverly Burke
Dorothy Gale
Prin
Colelte
Cre
Canterbury
England
Legion ‘Auxiliary
League
First Methodist Church
Epworth
Lois Nevins
F.L. Hicks
Robert Wilcox
Elyria League
Baldwin-Wallace College
Charles O'Malley
Louise Hendricks
Y.W.C. A
Frank
Paul Stentz
Boris Mae Reynolds
Joyer Long
Margaret Ann Leher
Ruth Ann Thompson
Margaret Ann Leber
Lois Black
Meiji Shring
Japan
Chas. A. Cavagna
Ohio Public Service
Cali
Etytie
Ed K. Litchfield
William Johncox
Bruce Murray
E. D Thompson
Scott Biddinger
Michael Deitricx
California
Fields M. BE. Shurch
N. Ridgeville Townsend Club
Lydia E. Pinkham
Pinkham
Pinkham’s
Dorothy Gray
R.h. Merthew Co
Erna
C.H. Merthece Co
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