Glory Stang's Bridal Shower At Koopa Hare
A shower honoring Glory Stang was hosted by Mrs John Konpp at the Koopa Hare Griswold road with Bingo prizes for Betty Crist and Alice Koepp. The event included a two course lunch, green and yellow decor, and a banquet style gift clue display. Gladys Stang, daughter of Mr and Mrs Harry Stang, will wed Vincent Strauss on April 12 at St John's Lutheran church.
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Brida-To-Be
John Konpp
Glory Stang
Koopa Hare
Griswold Road
Pat Stang
Bingo
Betty Crist
Alice Koepp
Gladys Stang
Harry Wo Stang
Night club notes and charity sewing for Red Cross
The Nyners club discussed and adopted a bi monthly meeting schedule at the .W.C.A. They sewed cotton dresses for the Red Cross on April 10 at Mrs Artur Nemes home. The Gay W's were entertained by Mrs Thorley with pinochle prizes to Mrs Hox Baker Heard and Miller. Sigma Gamma donated 25 to the Center for the Sightless and held bridge with prizes to Hoehendel Witten Leonard Stevenson Block. Hostess plans and future meetings noted with multiple member names and addresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nyners
W.C.A
Red Cross
Artur Nemes
Lake Avenue
Rd Thorley
Harvard Avenue
Claude Hox
W. Baker
Leon Heard
Arthur Miller
Miller
Longfellow Street
Sigma Gamma
Harry Schuly
East Fourteenth Street
Edward Block
Joseph Hoehenendel
Earl Witten
Gerald Leonard
Stevenson
Burke
Betty Reynolds
Doroley Alakely
Aleannre Farkas
Beilenort
Ayal
Bilt Exchange
Meetings Elves for Christ Prayer Group Noawa Club Update
A prayer group meets at Miss Ada Smiths home 74 Midday avenue this Friday evening. The next meeting is scheduled for April 20 at the bene Af ostss 0 Meriene Higgie High BIrOGt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elves For Christ
Ada Smith
Midday Avenue
Notawa Club
Licenses Nelson Fo Nash. 0. ROD. b tarm it
Dorothy Buck 21, AD ft Elyqua Mish Fry every Friday United Polish Club 215 Oberlin Rd serving from opm.
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Nelson Fo Nash
Rod. B
Tarmit
Dorothy Buck
Elyqua
Mish Fry
United Polish Club
Oberlin Rd
Opm
Bowling Green student Nancy Rankin named to honors list
June Rankin daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Rankin of 340 East Bridge Street is named to a dean’s list at Bowling Green State University. A junior majoring in Spanish, she serves as corresponding secretary of the Panhellenic Council and is a member of the Spanish Club and the Student Christian Fellowship. She is house chairman and activities chairman for Alpha Gamma Delta. Also noted are several birth announcements and club notices from Elyria Memorial Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
June Rankin
Harry Rankin
East Bridge Street
Bowling Green State University
Miss Rankin
Panhellenic Council
Spanish Club
Shidént Christian Fellowship
Activites
Alpha Gamma Delta Matority
At. Stewart Hawthornt
Pasadena Avenue
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Patricia Jane
Willard Wolcott
LaGrange
Edward Murawski
Broad
Gordon Higgins
Chestnut Street
Patricia Ann
Audrey Green
East River Street
Ohio Wesleyan University
Alan Munnlot Grafton
Alyria Memorial Hospital
Church circle social notes and upcoming events
Members of Circle No a of the First Methodist Church hosted by Mrs George Johnson on Park Avenue yesterday shared a dessert course. Devotional readings, reviews of India at the Threshold, and a Q&A followed. Announced: mother daughter banquet April 15, May 12 breakfast. Next meeting April 24 at Mrs Henry WA Smiths with speaker Bret ty Newton on What Will the Neighbors Say.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circle No. 9
First Methodist Church
B. H. Long
Mra
A. J. Roathroyd
Ella Wheeler
Wilcox
Johnson
Circle No. A
George Johnson
Park Avenue
Frances Kirby
Schubert
L. Tf. Leser
Roger Busler
India
Ja Winifred Bryvee
Gideon Society
Henry WA. Smith
Kenyon Avenue
Bretty Newton
Discharge Details From City Hospital List
Hospital discharges include Mrs Clyde Crooks from S47 Rust River Street and Mrs William Senefi at 101B West Avenue. Also listed are Mrs J Charles Bavertyne of 32st Bridge Street and Mrs Richard Ward with baby ignet Lara. Sale at Salvation Army location 474 West Broad from 1am to 4pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde Crooks
Rust River Street
Gerald Gil‘depmeister
Avon
Willian Senefi
West Avenue
J Charles Bavertyne
Bridge Street
Richard Ward
Baby Ignet
Lara
Hitunige Sale
Sal‘vation Ari
West
Broad
Home Dress Shop Promotes Broad Selection at 124 W Bride St
The Home Dress Shop at 124 West Bride Street offers a wide range of ladies wear and noted brands. Shoppers can find items from Ann Bright and Jean Gardner among other well known makes as the shop pursues a bold, ambitious goal.
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W. Bride St
Taylor ‘Town
Jean Gardner
Ann, Bright
Oberlin Scouts Dinner and Awards at Methodist Church
Oberlin father and son banquet for Boy Scouts and Cub Scouts scheduled at 6 pm Friday March 28 in the Methodist Church. After dinner, awards will be presented by group leaders with attendance expected from Panning Scout Executive of Sandusky and Ross Ludwig Lorain. William E Stevenson Oberlin College president will show Africa films.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin
Oberlin Boy Scouts
Panning
Sandusky
Ross Ludwig
Lorain
Oberlin College
William E. Stevenson
Africa
Local events and meetings in Oberlin and Lorain area
A series of short notices details a lecture on peacetime conscription at Sturges Hall sponsored by a local committee, a shower for Mrs. Kenneth Manning with gifts and money, a 25th wedding anniversary open house for Mr and Mrs George Peaking, and calls for FEPO backing from local groups. Also listed are Oberlin College events, a March 28 Oberlin Woman's Club meeting with Professor Harvey Goldberg, a Legion initiation of 12 candidates, and Friday Elks Club and Sophisticates events.
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Sturges Hall
Dick Anlio
Robert Guidenson
Atta. K. Manning
Presen
Alven
Kenneth Manning
FEPO
Oberlin Fair Employment Practices Council
Jetterso
Senate
97Th General Assembly
Columbus
Oberlin College Review
Dave Wayne
Finney Chapel
Oberlin Woman's Club
Oberlin Inn
Harvey Goldberg
Oberlin College History Department
Legion
R, M Guide
William Heitman
Vo Wn Rosa
Everett Papworth
J. R. Haylor, Jr
ANG Car
Spitler
Karl Wilson Locke
Oberlin American Legion
Robert R. Kaderbeck
John B. Lake
Louis E. Heacock
Frank H. Zavodsky
Joe F. Davis
Earl A. Schott
Robert W. Morgan
Clarence Funk
Phip Z Zahm
R Robert Ai
Former editor at Canton passes away in Kentucky
Lexington Ky Funeral services set for Col Jacob Harlan Reigner 89 longtime editor and publisher of the Canton Daily News who died yesterday at his home from pneumonia. Reigner a Polk County native practiced law in Antlers Oklahoma edited the Antlers News Record served as Oklahoma representative and secretary of the Democratic Club. In 1923 he edited the Blue Grass Clipper in Midway Ky and was named an honorary Colonel by Gov Hap Chandler. He moved to Lexington three years ago after retiring. Additional local notes mention residents visiting relatives in Lancaster Ohio and ongoing illnesses including Henry Pfaff and Officer Nelson Gray with health updates on Oberlin editor Hugh A Robertson and others.
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Lexington
Jacob Harlan Reigner
Formop
Canton
Daily News
Aemen
Hig
Reigner
Poltsions
Antlers
Okla
Cannon
Oklahoma
Democratic Club
Blue Grass Clipper
Midway
A. B
Happy) Chandler
O'Neal
Earl Sabiers
Cinton Hanmer
Western Reserve Academy
Frederic Mosher
Richard Nichols
Lawrence Siddall
D. W. Wright
North Professor Street
Randolph
Lancaster
Ohio
Henry Pfaff
Nelson Gray
Groveland Street
Hugh A. Robertson
Oberlin Times
St. Luke's Hospital
Cleveland
C. Lea Comings
Frederick Smith
Evanston
Illinois
Lillian Wheeler
North Cedar Street
Allen Hospital
Kate Roth
Agnes Ducheslay
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United Presbyterian
First
East Avenue
Second Street
Young People’s Christian Union
Edmund B. Wright
Pihuie
Ware
Philin HL. Wichern
Marilyn Humphrey
Elron LaRowe
Ruth Wright
LaRowe
Lafayiette
Indiana
Hate
MBI
WHOLM
Chicago
Moody Bible Institute
Elyria
New York City
Spectator
No Y
Symphony Orchestra
Wright
Mary Helen Simpson
Eak
Joe
Pinkham
Chronicle
Markham
Charles Markham
St. Jude's
Hawthorne Street
Iuncheon
Nelock
Walters Bave
Henry Radican
Garford Avenue
Estewell Party
Sumner Street
Frank Sassmentausen
Ralph Vogler
S. Yeatsin
G. Diedrich
George Brotherton
James Mittler
Thomas Brown
Effa Brown
Perth
Fletan
Chicago Times. Inc
Elyria Commandery No
K. T
Industrial Clubs and Industrial Committee
Elizabeth Kardos
Bethel Shrine
Aloha Club
Donna Starbour
Eleventh Street
El-Yet Club
James Bellamy
West Street
Elmer Stewart
Cleveland Street
St. Paul's Church
Harbara Moore
Fred Maddock
Matcalm Court
Hertha Hummer
Thirteenth Street
Yocal C.lub
Dorothy Kumiteake
Middle Avenue
St. Clair Rebekah Lode
Elizabette Misuhka
Harrison Street
Eagles
Mar sJude Club
Pyths
Creede Neo Foot Magyar Frangels Cor Ard Reformed
Chereh
Alex Hakse
Beech Street
Oer
Peor S Mares PT AL
Ciayals
Janice Meredeg
Hasnore Street
Yoo
Rebekah
Mars
Sylvia Neft
Riverside Court
Odd Fellows
Grace Heidrich
Levy Pomeroy
Sylvia Neff
Cassie Richards
Tran of
Graffon
Lucy Pomeroy
Frances Lugas
Woodland Avenue East
Wilma Smith
Franklin Sreet
Dames of
Malta
C.F. Hall
Jyn Simmons
Esther Irene Hastings
Anna Grace Bright
Esther
Daniel
George E. Stansey Sisterhood
Wlans
Tristan
Potish Elu
Carl Shalfstall
Betdie Shalfstall
Llysd Shalfstall
Olga Nicelicti
Grafton Road
Irene Hallett
Edith
Edith Mae
Rayan
Soma
Streay
Edith Mae Hal Shepee
P ii
Oberlin Ee Ae Aus
Presant Scout Awards
John Randolph
Oberlin College Department of Mathematics
Phyllus Rpbuilding
Allen Hosital
Paul Brand
Donald Campbell
Red Cross Report
C.C. McKee
Arthur Poister
C. Ralph
Fletcher
Norwalk Hospital
Norwalk
Conn
Davitt Morris
Fletchers
Highland Avenue
Darien
John von Blum
National Guards
Wellington
Lynn Brassee
Peoples
Poultry Market
Sears
Fabery Maretea Cal Marijane
Dellerield
Bhove
Orel Gay J's Club
Broad Street
Birkline’s
Beauty
Milady
Edrie Anne Hazel Evelyn
Kay Max Ethel Lewise
Helen Beulah
Mrs. B
Second St
Elks Club
Canton Passes
Billingslay Rose Edme
Wedgewood Old Vine
Wedgewood
Bramble
Sunnybrooke
Castleton Manor
Castleton
Castleton Rose
Medway
Meakin
Haserodt
American Gem Sociaty
Elyria, Ohio
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