Social notes and wedding vows at St Agnes Parish House
Marian Hunter and Teeb Set Pred the Harpster exchanged vows Tuesday at four in St Agnes Parish House. About 1000 guests gathered at the bride’s Spruce Street home in the evening. out of town guests included the groom’s mother from Florida and sister from Birmingham. The bride wore aqua, bridesmaids wore aqua, and Sergeon Harpster, overseas since 1942, has since returned to report to the Air Force Redistribution Center. The bride is paymaster at Keller-Kohn Co. St Theresa’s Society met hosted by Mrs John Kokai on West River Street planning a bake sale for April at Sacred Hearts church basement. Five hundred dollars in prizes were awarded. Mrs Andrew Bolash won the special prize. Mrs Arthur Pfaff hosted P D H Club with prize winners Mrs Elmer Waldron, Mrs S J Braegget, Mrs Elizabeth Hunt. traveling prize to Mrs Kenneth Vaughn. Two weeks later Mrs Victor Resar will host at Graf ton Road.
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Iss Marian Hunter
Vais
Teeb
St. Manes Parish
Bev Fry
Shiesal
Florencr Alexander
Pate Phen
Myedev Kenson
Florida
Wack
Angue
Tiestere
Tom Rath
Gardenia
Spruce Street
Groum
Flocida
Langford
Birmingham
Alabama
Sergeonet Harpster
Jimmy Donhuthes
Harpeter Wall
Air Force Redistribution Center
Atlantic City
Keller-Kohn Co
Kokai
St. Theresa's Society
John Kokai
West River Street
Sacred Hearts Church
Anna Radachy
Mike Hilavsky
Andrew Bolash
John Kavach
Pfaff
Arthur Pfaff
Cleveland
Elmer Waldron
J. Braegget
Elizabeth Hunt
Kenneth Vaughn
Plaff
Curte
Mall
Mie
Garden Club
Avon Lake
Avon-on the-Lake
Avon Lake Park Hall
G. B. Findley
Flavia
Ohio
Frivin Goetsch
Harry Conrad
South Pacific
Liew
William Conrad
Fifth Army
Avan Jake
Nan Weidenkopts
Charlotte Giteford
Schalytie Magazine
Nan
Charlotte
Nats
Cgermeny
Charlotvs
Forth
Tohn Varner
Willard Varner
Anat Dagnter
Alr
Mis
George
Y W C A Industrial Committee Discusses Club Work
The YWCA industrial division discussion at a dinner meeting covered club programs, the WIPS organization at Western Automatic Machine Screw, and a competitive membership drive closing May 17 National Industrial Progress Day. Plans for a barn dance in April and a special dinner on May 17 were announced.
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YO Woc
Yeat
Ehatee
Archie Penfound
Roger Bieter
Industrial Girls
Miriam Garfield
Western Automatic Machine Screw Company
WIPS
Everett Palmer
Paul Eager
RH. MecQuat
Pred James
Hennessy
L. J. Asplenin
Garfield
Mary J. Stolz
The
General Industries
Lewise Lorseh
Romeoe Pump Company
Doris Atkins
Marjorie Baker
Y-Ettes
Dorothy Buses
Vita Club
Ethel Miltler
Sonrisa Club
Helen Sherman
Bake Sale Saturday at Gas Co by Dames of Malia
A bake sale is planned for Saturday at 8 30 a m hosted by the Dames of Malia at the Gas Company location. Proceeds support community projects. Local shoppers urged to attend for treats and fundraising.
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Bake Sale
Dames of
Malia
United Presbyterian Church Elects Four Elders
The congregational meeting elected four new elders. Miss Ona V. Holly presided. Additional business will be conducted Friday at 7 30 in the church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Presbyterian Church
Ona V. Holly
Hospital Discharges List Names and Addresses
Discharged include Mrs Clara Wexler of 121 Second Street Mrs Dwight Richards 135 Huron Street Charles Bates Brunswick Mrs Raymond Doty Lorain Mrs James Dalla baby girl Prospect Avenues Mrs Frank Qhler baby boy 341 High Street Norman Peterson BIS West Avenue Mrs Arzie Clement 1437 Grafton. Also a quoted line from Robert Lows Stevensen about a life of poverty.
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Clara Wexler
Second Street
Dwight Richards
Huron Street
Charles Bates
Brunswick
Raymond Doty
Lorain
James Dalla
Prospect Avenues
Frank Qhler
High Street
Norman Peterson
Bis West Avenue
Arzie Clement
Grafton Read
Personal notices from Gull road residents in transit and visits
Mrs Alan Johnson and Miss Ruth Johnson returned Tuesday from Providence and Boston with social calls. Jack Knight arrived from Camp Claiborne on furlough to Longfellow street for six weeks Engineer Corps training. Mrs Harald Birch visited New York with her son Douglas. Easter gifts planned for service members. Rebekah Lodge members hosted at Bell avenue. Neighborhood Club hosted by Mrs Squires with games and lunch. next meeting April 26 at Mrs Iva Marsh.
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Alan Johnson
Ruth Johnson
Gull Road
Providence
Rhode
Iland
Boston
Lorraine Kmart
S. K
Jack Knight
Camp Claiborne
Longfellow Street
Engineer Corps
Mildred Brada
Annabelle Palinski
New York City
Palingski
Hash Wo Palinski
Die Techie Herd Plas
Esther Markey
Harvard Avenue
Brunday
Mro
Harald Birch
Weal Eighth Street
New York
Douglas
Nina
St. Clair Rebekah Lodge
Jeanette Arnold
Bell Avenue
Mesdaimes
Nellie Reynolds
Delia Luts
Annas Barnes
Elizabeth Mischka
Blanche Thompson
Dessie Raesler
Iva Marsh
Eighth Street
Robbins Strong Repatriated After Internment Addressed Group
American Board missionary Robbins Strong spoke at First Congregational Church to a capacity audience recounting life in a civilian camp in Ching where 1,800 Americans and Europeans were held by Japanese. He described diet, duties, and a hospital, noting daily calories, improvised meals, and the value of small items, and said the experience reshaped his views on life for families and communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ching
Robbins Strong
American Board
Oberlin
First Congregation
Woman's Association
Mr. Strong
Migsions
Henry
Life
Time
Fortune
Wee
Avon Lake Dock Plan Sparks Cemetery Access Debate
A county discussion in Avon Lake covered a proposed dock off the shore near Avon Lake Park and the cemetery. A special meeting was scheduled for next Monday with local boat club members and interested residents to discuss laying a track for boats near the cemetery. Critics warn the dock could reduce beach space and block access. a state inspectorate letter noted approval for the improvement.
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Ebeling
LaCiange
Avon Lake
Gnet
Cenerery Heide
Avon Vake Park Hoel
Clib
Cniae
Piet
Coretery
Orche Nance
Village committee sets bids and sewer plan work
The village solicitor mayor and clerk will meet by law. the clerk is authorized to take bids on 100 feet of tile for Drake Memorial cemetery. An engineer is directed to prepare plans for connecting Vanda avenue sewer with Lakewood and Oakwood Drives. Village cleanup week is set for April 24. A new poultry machine is hailed for rapid chicken preparation.
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Drake Memorial Cemetery
Curness
Vanda Avenue
Lakewood
Oakwood
Sam Barnes Ensign Commission Makes Navy History
Oberlin College graduate Sam Barnes and eight other seamen received Ensign commissions March 17, becoming among the first African Americans to be commissioned in the U S Navy. A former standout athlete from Oberlin, Barnes earned letters in track basketball and football, and set a broad jump record at college. He trained at Great Lakes in 1942 and has pursued navigation and gunnery training before awaiting orders potentially in the Pacific. Also: local events include a checker tournament at Phillis Wheatley Center on April 1 and notices from the Oberlin Woman's Club and related groups with meetings March 31.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin
Samuel E. Barnes
Oberlin College
Great Lakes Bulletin
United States Navy
Sam
J D. Barnes
North Main Street
Great Lakes
Barnes
Pacific
Phillis Wheatley Center
Elyria
Jarvis Strong
John
Calendar and Club Afoot at Local Church Events
Bethel Shrine installs officers and St Pauls Circle No 5 hosts Mrs M Schroeder at a church meeting. Pilgrim Womans Association with Mrs Hallower at 307 Cleveland St 7 40. Cameo Club with Mrs Ed Coleman East River St Nolawa Club at 240 Harwood St. St Agnes Sodality Court of Mary Lenten Institute at First Congregational 7 30. Knights Templar confer Temple 1 degree at special meeting. YWCA rummage sale April 1 6 50 AM.
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Bethel Shrine
St. Paul's Circle
M. Schroeder
Pilgrim = Woman's Association
Hallower
Cleveland Street
Cameo Club
Ed Coleman
East River Street
Nolawa Club
Marshall Tran
Harwood Street
St. Agnes Sodality
Court of Mary
Lenten Institute
First Congregational
Knights Templar
Temple
Ridgeville To Reach War Fund Quota Now
Mrs. H. G. Stacey of Ridgeville Township announced Ridgeville will exceed its War Fund Drive quota of 1200 dollars. The push reflects combined efforts from individuals clubs organizations and manufacturers in the township with Ridgeville School students contributing 50 dollars.
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North
Ridgeville
H. G. Stacey
Me scrap drive funds support Children’s War Relief
News briefs note the drive funds go directly to the Children’s War Relief. Mrs J E Carter and Lucille Hadaway of San Francisco visit relatives in Cleveland. Hadaway Sr. is ill with rheumatic fever and leads the Ridgeville Volunteer Fire Department. A ruined Karnek temple in Fayot was once twice the size of St Peter’s in Rome.
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J. E. Carter
Karnek
Fayot
St. Peter's
Rome
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Borothé Funk
Mane
Lita
Marian Hunter
T-Set
F. J. Harpster
St. Agnes Parish
Y.W.C. A. Industrial Com
Grooks
Igo
Bobbie Brooks
Accessories
Middle Avenue
Robert Lows Stevensen
Vicus
Effe Grown
Japan
Strangs
America
Gripsholm
William A. Leath
Ufe
Association For
Peter Smith
Wilbur Clark
Sip
Britet Poultry Raisers
Rau
Broad St. Phene
H. G. Shannon
S. Cedar Ava
Robert
Morgaty
Sam Barnes
Methodist Church
O D. A
Stanton MccLoughlin
Oberlin Woman's Club
W.C
North Ridgeville
American Institute of Laundering
Jere Arrid
Scotts
Scotts Garden
Fay Co
the Fay Co
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