Grace Mohrman Weds Ronald Struble in Wellsburg West Virginia
Mrs L E Mohrman of 384 Columbus Street announces the marriage of their daughter Grace to Ronald Struble son of Roy Struble 283 Harwood Street. The ceremony by Rev Joel Wade occurred in Wellsburg West Virginia on Saturday May 1. The bride wore powder blue crepe with grey accessories. Attendant Rose Horath wore a blue suit and grey accessories. Groom Allen Roig attended. The couple reside at 283 Harwood Street. Both attended Elyria High School and Struble works at Perry Fay Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. E. Mohrman
Columbus Street
R. M
Grace
Ronald Struble
Roy Struble
Harwood Street
Joel Wade
Wellsburs
West Virginia
Rose Horath
Allen Roig
Struble
Elyria High School
Mr. Struble
Perry-Fay Company
Junior Dept delegates chosen for Akron convention
The Elyria Woman's Club Junior Department selects Mrs. Ted E. Seward and Mrs. Charles Markham as delegates to the Ohio State Convention in Akron on May 18 19 1920. A special June meeting is set to hear convention reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria Woman's Club
Akron
Ted E. Seward
Charles Markham
Mayflower
Geraldine Edbricke
Dorothy Craic
Dorothy Bartter
Julia Balls
Kathleen Bayley
Dorothy Boor
Genevieve Boyd
Betty Bridgeland
Maxine Carroll
Edward Champion
Lorraine County Couples Listed In 1940s Marriage Notices
A fragment lists multiple Lorain residents with ages and occupations including Benedict Zielinski 24 a steel worker and Frances Prev 27. Walter Carin a farmer and Trena Bilow 26. Mike Demsan 22 a steel worker and Anna Stannu 22. Robert Tau Deleov and Mi dred G Baumhardt 23. James Bohach 29 a machinist and Irene Kara from Elyria area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benedict Zielinski
Lorain
Frances Prev
Walter Carin
Ath Cra
Trena RR
Bilow
Tata Street
Elyria
Mike Demsan
Anna Stannu
Robert Tau. Deleov Bt Tia
Midred G. Baumhardt
Spruce Street
Eyria
James Bohach
Irene Kara
Ria
A Nae
Ely
Elyrians Plan To Attend Ohio Rebekah Assembly
St Clair Rebekah Lodge members plan to attend the 1st annual Ohio Rebekah Assembly in Sandusky from May 10 to 12 with sessions open to Past Noble Grands. Highlights include a Chivalry degree conferral at 6:50 p.m. and a public memorial service on Wednesday. Fern Leaf Lodge No 564 will exemplify the Rebekah degree Wednesday at 7:50.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Clair Rebekah Lodge
Ohio Rebekah Assembly
Sandusky
1. O. O. F. Temple
Rebekah
Fern Leaf Lodge No. 564
Youngstown
Plan Summer Work Session For Canton Lorain and Auxiliary
Plan for the summer work was discussed at separate I O O F hall sessions in Canton Lorain No 97 and Ladies Auxiliary No 11. Captain Powers and Lady Handley presided with good attendance. A social hour followed a dining room reception featuring a floral Maypole and rainbow doll centerpieces. Mr and Mrs R R Renouard hosted the event with spring themed refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canton Lorain
Ladies Auxiliary
Captain Powers
Lady Handley
R. R. Renouard
Class plans mother-daughter banquet at church
Mrs. Margaret Hollis hosted the Susanna Wesler class of the Methodist church on Riverdale court with a six thirty supper and business meeting led by president Frances Bradley. Final plans for the May banquet, a decision to meet monthly, and a token gift to Dorothy Wacner were noted. next meeting will be a tureen supper June 7 at Mrs. Eleanor Williams’s East Erie avenue home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Hollis
Susanna Wesler
Methodist Church
Riverdale Court
Frances Bradley
J. L. Mathis
Dorothy Wacner
Eleanor Williams
East Erie Avenue
Forain
The
American Legion
Jerry Wilmot
Cleveland
Jean Bogart
Legion
Mary Helen Kolopos
Betty Lou Smith
Louise Law
Lake Avenue
Evelyn Qoldag
Plan for Special Dinner by Division E Members at Second Church
Ten members and one guest Rosadel Rhodes of Division E at the Second Congregational church were hosted by fiejen Palagzze on Turner street. A spaghetti supper is planned for May 24 at 6 30 pm at Ane Giand’s Lake avenue home for members. The next meeting will be held on June 1 at Mrs Gien Lraderick’s Highland count home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosadel Rhodes
Division E
Second Congregational Church
Fiejen Palagzze
Turner Street
Fenerss
Thomas Edison Parent- Teacher Association
Joe Fritz
Scott Lingenfelter
H. C. Gollmar
Community Club Calendar With Social and Religious Meetings
Tonight features Bunco groups at Jus-So Poplar Circles Dot Rose Boals and Jolly Eight. Isius Sorority postponed to next Tuesday. Tri-Ko at Fos ter avenue. Society supper at 1st M E Church. I O O F Lodge visits Wellington Lodge for five candidates. Daughters of Scotia and Lady Robertson anniversary party. Lutheran and Catholic groups hold meetings. St Pauls Y P League hosts St Peters Amherst. Church of Christ delegation attends Lorain Christian Temple services with Reverend William Burner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jets Poplar
Lorain
Circle Dot
Rose Boals
Winckles
Helen Koehn
Jenwood
Jolly Eight
Bunco
George Smith
East River
Gaiety
Doris van Valkenburg
East Avenue
K-Lo
Jessie Green
Isius Sorority
Tri-Ko
Dorothy Vietzen
Foster Avenue
Elizabeth Stevens Society
M. E. Church
I. O. O. F. Lodge
Wellington Lodge
Frank S. Harmon
Junior Order
United American Mechanics
St. John’s
Daughters of Scotia
Lady Robertson Lodge
Ladies Catholic Benevolent Association
Grace Lutheran Sunday School
Emmanuel Lutheran Missionary Society
Taylor
Flaherty
St. Paul's Young People’s League
St. Peter's
Amherst
Church of Christ
Lorain Christian Temple
William Burner
Warren
Ohio
Review of Backwards America in Ozarks Club Meeting
Mrs Charles Biggs led a Literary Club at Eastern Heights boulevard as they discussed Charles Marrow Wilsons Backwards America. The author praises the Ozark region near Fayetteville as ideal living, lauds rural England and America, and highlights country stores country doctors informal laws and hill folk customs. Mrs McClellan hosted a refreshment course and plans for the next meeting will be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Biggs
America
Charles Marrow Wilson
W. O. McClellan
Eastern Heights Boulevard
Ozark Mountain
Fayetteville
England
Wilson
Surprise Club Girls Hold Outdoor meeting on River Bank
Members of the 7-7 Club gathered outdoors yesterday on the river bank behind Shirley Green’s home on East River Road. Patty Standen and Lois Hancock surprised the group with three cornered ties embroidered with 7-7. Luncheon followed and the girls planned to meet again in two weeks with Lois Hancock of Denson Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shirley Green
East River Road
Patty Standen
Lois Hancock
Denson Avenue
Girl Scouts Troop 5 Hold Meeting at American Legion Home
Troop 5 opened its meeting yesterday with formal formation at the American Legion Home. After an outdoor baseball game the girls returned for group singing and closed the session with taps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Girl Scouts
American Legion
Sherman Mellinger Joins Columbia Club at St Johns
Elyria attorney J W Dilgren spoke on The Average Misconceptions of the Law before the Columbia club in St John’s School auditorium Sherman Mellinger was received as a new member and Adolph Tomasheski of Graf ton attended as a guest An outdoor basket picnic is planned for June seventh at Cascade Park for members and families after a post meeting card session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Dilgren
Columbia Club
St. John's School Auditorium
Third Street
Sherman Mellinger
Adolph Tomasheski
Grafton
Cascade Park
Community personals highlight local notices and travels
Mrs. Isa Kolicski, recovering from a compound ankle fracture, returned home on Mid dle avenue. Miss Madge Murbach earns Zeta Phi Eta membership at Northwestern University for high scholarship and active speech work. Kellogg Day, Rev Ralph Neighbour and Carl Taylor fished near Tionesta PA. Miss Nora Griffiths convalesces after an appendectomy at home. Various residents travel to Cleveland Chicago Athens and Toronto for events and studies. Local clubs plan meetings and banquets as spring activities unfold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isa Kolicski
Vera
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Middle Avenue
E. L. Rice
Seventh Street
Lakewood
Madge Murbach
Northwestern University
Evanson
Illinois
Zeta Phi Eta
Kellogg
Ralph W. Neighbour
Carl Taylor
Tionesta
Pennsylvania
Anna Kochis
Furnace Street
Eastia Memorial Hospital
Harry Henderson
Bainbridge
Ohio
Vida Henderson
C. C. Claflin
Cleveland
J. W. Smith
East Broad Street
Jane Stanley
Oberlin
C. A. McMillen
West Avenue
Athens
Nora Griffiths
Elyria Clinic
Monroe Street
C. D. Gull
Elyria
Phi Kappa Phi
University of Michigan
R. J. Borman
Emil Meschke
Harvard Avenue
William Borman
Marinette
Wisconsin
E. Wallace Gilkison
Gilkison Manufacturing Co
Chicago
Ulinois
Owen Gleason
School of Education
Miami University
University of Cincinnati
Taft
H. M. Tapper
Fred Vietzen
West Ridge Road
Bridgeport
Nova Scotia
C. J. Geisel
Ninth Street
Erie
J. B. Johnson
Elaine
Ohio Street
Washington, D. C
R. C. Novatney
Columbia Avenue
Deal
England
Clifford Gildenmeister
Wellington
Mother Daughter Banquet Marks Lodge Golden Anniversary
St. Clair Rebekah Lodge hosts its annual mother daughter banquet at St. Pauls Church Thursday at six oclock. The event celebrates the lodges golden anniversary with reservations due by Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Clair Rebekah Lodge
St. Paul's Church
Piano Pupils presented by Mrs Crumley at Marseilles home
Mrs J H Crumley hosted a Saturday afternoon piano pupils program at 1158 Marseilles avenue. Solos were performed by David Taylor Dolores Fin les Shirley Palmer Mary Jean MacElfresh Carolyn Davies Betty Lois Margaret Anna Mae Opper James Crumley and Lois Walkden. Those unable to play included Phillip Stevick Lois Marie Bennett and Mrs Ruth Birdsall. A social hour followed with refreshments served by Mrs Crumley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Crumley
Marseilles Avenue
David Taylor
Dolores Finles
Shirley Palmer
Mary Jean MacElfresh
Carolyn Davies
Betty
Lois
Margaret
Anna Mae Opper
James Crumley
Lois Walkden
Phillip Stevick
Lois Marie Bennett
Ruth Birdsall
Crumley
Sixteen Guests Honor Miss Erma Youngeberg Birthday
Sixteen guests gathered at Miss Erma Youngeberg’s LaGrange road home Sunday for her sixteenth birthday party. The evening featured bingo prizes won by Rebecca Ray and Mary Ann Bachtel, and Miss Youngeberg received lovely gifts. A luncheon course was served to the guests: Doris Minnich, Tom Ketch, Rebecca Ray, Leroy Gotto, Lois Eldred, Norman Youngeberg, Mary Ann Bachtel, Frances Dernier, Loretta Lewis, Melvin Kolbe, Joan Norsworthy, Corbett Walker, Esther Seekins, Chester Sprague, Erma Youngeberg, and Robert Grobe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erma Youngeberg
LaGranse Road
Rebecca Ray
Mary Ann Bachtel
Miss Youngeberg
Doris Minnich
Tom Ketch
Leroy Gotto
Lois Eldred
Norman Youngeberg
Frances Dernier
Loretta Lewis
Melvin Kolbe
Joan Norsworthy
Corbett Walker
McKinley PTA program and post event notes on clubs
McKinley Parent-Teacher Association closed its fiscal year with a large turnout and a varied program. Teachers led a talent showcase, with grades performing music and drama and arithmetic and punctuation lessons. Officers were elected and installed, with reports from committees including Safety, Program, Membership, and Press. The period also mentions poppy and paper sales, a Summer Roundup, and a Cosmopolitan Club meeting plus Veterans of Foreign Wars auxiliary events. Italy Spain and Germany are referenced in closing remarks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McKinley Parent-Teacher Association
Italy
Lizzie Hahn
Sara Yoder
Max Pember
Morr
Brown
H. F. Paeth
A. H. West
George Mynchenberg
HH. E. Vibber
George Tulk
E. H. Evans
J. P. Taylor
Walter Peak
Jay Fitch
B. I. Ohlemacher
Tulk
Woman's Club
William Deutsch
Morris Brown
Hospital Admissions and Discharges Summary
Admissions list includes Juin Cos Wellington Mrs James Lilley 229 Harvard avenue Frank Stockmaster 121 Blake Mrs Charles Rowley 518 W Second street. Discharges include Miss Elva Sherwood Corns Ohio Mrs Maude Essig 1027 Middle avenue and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Juin Cos
Wellington
James Lilley
Harvard Avenue
Frank Stockmaster
Blake
Charles Rowley
Second Street
Elva Sherwood
Corns Ohio
Maude Essig
Middle Avenue
Harold Aar
Princeton Avenue
Donna McAllister
Columbus
Walter J. Boyd
R. D
Iva Kolinski
Frank Walker
George Street
Elyria Board Grants Use of High School Auditorium
The Elyria Board of Education approved the Ligita High School auditorium for three matinee performances by The Children's Theatre, sponsored by the Elyria Education Association. Each show will cost five dollars to use, as they occur after school hours with minimal heat and light costs since the project is not for profit. Dates are to be confirmed as association officers seek available slots. the events will benefit schoolchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ligita High Schol
Children’s Theatre
Elyria Board of Education
Elyria Education Association
New Teachers’ Organization
Julia Martin
Petition Seeks Zoning Change for West River Street Restaurant
A petition to change zoning at 364 West River Street to permit Irene Gerea of 362 West River Street to open a restaurant and beer garden was sent to the planning and zoning committee by Council President Leonard Smith. Twenty five property owners signed, arguing the business would benefit the neighborhood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West River Street
Irene Gerea
Leonard Smith
Council President Refers Oil Tank Request to Safety Chief
Leonard Smith referred Standard Oil Company requests to install two 3,000 gallon underground gasoline tanks at the New York Central Railroad and Chestnut street to the Safety Committee and fire chief. The underground tanks replace an 18,000 gallon above ground tank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Council
Leonard Smith
Standard Oil Company
New York Central Railroad
Chestnut Street
Safety Committee
City Council Approves Office Partition Expenditure
An ordinance authorizing a $75 expenditure for constructing partitions at the National Reemployment Office on Broad Street was passed by council last night. The county will contribute a matching $75 for improvements at the same office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Broad Street
Council
Elyria Tennis Club Courts Open For Play On Hamilton
Courts on Hamilton Street at the Elyria Tennis Club are now in playing condition and open for members to use. Members are asked to take notice of the update and begin play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria Tennis Club
Hamilton Street
Elyria Board Grants Room For Teachers Credit Union
The Elyria Board of Education approved use of an Elyria High School room for office hours by the Elyria Teachers Credit Union following a request from the Elyria Federation of Teachers. The room will be used on a few dates with a representative to handle loans and repayments from members. The Credit Union is open to all school system employees and aims to offer small, reasonably priced loans, mirroring credit unions in many business settings nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria High School
Elyria Teachers Credit Union
Elyria Board of Education
Elyria Federation of Teachers
Bank teller pleads guilty to embezzlement charge
Norman C. Heisler a former teller at the National Bank of Lima CO pleads guilty to embezzling 2000 dollars and is sent to Milan Michigan prison to await federal grand jury action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo
Norman C. Heisler
National Bank of Lima CO
Milan
Mich
Tragic Fire Kills Woman and Daughter in Wheelersburg
Mrs. Beulah Shepard of Wheelersburg, 21, died from burns after an attempted fire using gasoline. Her 2 year old daughter Nidalene also died, and her husband Merle sustained serious burns in the explosion near Portsmouth, Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portsmouth, CO
Beulah Shepard
Wheelersburg
Nidalene
Merle
Temper justice with mercy becomes injustice
A concise adage notes that balancing judgment with excessive clemency risks undermining fairness. The saying warns against letting leniency erode accountability in legal or moral decisions.
Fresh Garden Seed in Bulk Listed by Carek Florist
Carek Florist offers bulk fresh garden seed for farmers and home gardeners. The advertisement highlights bulk pricing and availability through the shop, inviting customers to inquire for varieties and quantities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carek, Florist
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Grace Mohrman
Wellsburgh
W. Va
Mrs. Wehman
Evelyn Davis
William Wehman, Jr
Reva Searles
Davis
Longford Avenue
Wehman
Marian Nilsen
William Wehman, Sr
Anita Atkins
Dorothy Finegan
Mabel Manning
Gladys Welton
Florence Smith
Lucille Hutchings
William Wwehman, Sr
H. Searles
A. F. Davis
Esquire Bank
Chevalier Lodge No
Knights of Pythias
Woodman Hall
Elyria Lodge
Woodland Lodge
Holman Lodge
Rebekah Assembly
Elect Nominating Com
Mary Kaiser
Rita Halpin
Marilyn Hastings
Nan Woplin
Shirley Altfeld
Marcella Downs
Helen Simpson
Betty Wells
Myrtelles
Myrtelle Beauty Parlor
Grace Ahlers
Dayton
Stetson University
Deland
Fla
Florida
Humanity
Oberlin Lodge
Masonic Temple
Brooklyn
Botamer
Jefferson
T. A
Cymnasium
Mios Elba
Edward Witham
Walter Botamer
Howard Gollmar
FA Dycplimear
Margaret Hobill
John Haldeman
Dusthimer
Fell
Senior Friendship Club
Evelyn Brillhart
McKinley
Cosmopolitan Club
Sven Nielsen
Robert Wilson
Keneath West
Childrens’ Library
Teland Woeichel
Eleanor McCully
Spain
Germany
E. H. S. Auditorium
Teachers Credit Union
Parisian
Elyria Sav
Forest Street
IL. M. Meprow, M. D
Edith Mae
Miss Thrifty
Edith
Uae
Het
Middle Ave
Maurice
Hascrodt
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