Accept Inevitable Says 90 Year Old Mrs Ingersoll
Mrs Henry Ingersoll of 927 Middle Ave celebrated her 90th birthday with family at home where she has lived nearly seven decades. The Elyria resident recalls changes from gas streetlights to electric Cleveland landmarks, notes skepticism about suffrage, and reflects on a long life of community service, church work, and fond memories of her children and grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Ingersoll
Middle Ave
Cleveland
Mery
Elyria
Henry
Finstern Heights Boulevard
Associated Milk Dealers ‘ of
Ingersoll House Aid
Miss Mary
Ohio State
Cleveland Browns
Alumnae Dinner Hosts Guests From Winning Team
The Nurses' Alumnae of the M. B. Johnson School of Nursing at Ely via Memorial Hospital held a tureen dinner with the winning team and their captain Mrs Thelma Meschke as guests. Mrs Maggie Mason reported on the recent convention and the group planned to meet June 1 at the Nurse's Home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Hutchings
Thelma Meschke
M. B. Johnson School of Nursing
Elyvia Memorial Hospital
Amd
Harold Zealley
Sue McCracken
Ohio State Nurses Association
Maggie Mason
Holcomb and Denham Plan July Nuptials
Betty M. Holcomb daughter of Mrs Cora B Holcomb and the late R D Holcomb plans to marry Walter J Denham son of Mrs Anna Denham in July. Holcomb works at Lorain County Health Department in Oberlin and attends La Grange Methodist Church. Denham is a dairy farmer active in dairy groups. Both are members of LaGrange Old Glory Grange.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty M. Holcomb
Walter J. Denham
Cora B. Holcomb
Nickel Plate Diagonal Rd
la Grange
R. D. Holcomb
Anna Denham
Haseen
Fear Has No Place Mrs Wedel Tells St Andrew Women
Mrs Theodore Wedel of Washington DC addressed two groups of St Andrew's Churchwomen saying fear has no place in a Christian life. She described this as an exciting time in his story and urged belief in God beyond mere belief to overcome fear including fear of death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theodore Wedel
Washington, D.C
St. Andrew's
Washington
St. Andrew's Church
L. D. Acheson
John Cutter
Lefford Haugh ‘Waut
Harold Kunkle
Barnald Dunn
United
Rarl Tay
Hristan Social Relation
Howard Wells Coenforman Wes Qia
Mas 1S
Sear
Happle Dicken
Willam Denn
Coechairmen
Colinen
St Andrew's
Belle Heywood
Doon Cheevers
Grace Bick
Regener
Myps
Carol Tidmall
Canteen Plans Crile Parties Elects Staff
Red Cross Canteen Service at Crile Veterans Hospital held a business meeting with plans for May open house and election of officers. Elizabeth Mischka presided. Bert Wagner named vice chair. Lois Jones secretary. Members discussed churchwomen’s role and goals for prayer groups and service activities at Crile Hospital.
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Crile Veterans’ Hospital
Red Cross
Wedel
Harry Hyman
Park
Elizabeth Mischka
Bert Wagner
Lois Jones
Jhazard
Hilda Hyman
Florence Sherman
Ruth Overdeer
Crile Hospital
Smal
Elyria
John Fidt
EB. C. Cadence
God
Ed Faulkner
John
Christian Kolopos
A. E. Sherman
Mdication
St. Clair Rebekah
Polly Amidon
Flora Huebner
Crile
Woma Chih
North Ridgeville
New Edwards
Roll Arena
Blanche Thompson
Franklin PTA officers elected at final meeting
Franklin School PTA finalized new officers and announced events including a paper sale, a 6 pm June 2 faculty party in Holly Hall, and a May 23 reservation deadline. Funds will cover the president’s trip to a national convention in Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin
Chicago
Graham
Ross Sue Hurds
Catholic Study Club Elects Officers for Fall
Women of churches group held the last meeting before summer, electing Mrs. Richard Walsh as president and other officers. A May 18 council dinner was planned, scapular material distributed, and the 16th anniversary party set for June 15 at Oberlin Inn. Mrs. Hogan spoke on her trip to the Shrine of St. Ann DeGeaupre in Quebec. Rummage and Bake Sale announced for Elyria Grange on May 7 at 8:30 a.m.
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Catholic Study Club No. 4
Mission Circle No. T
Norman Kaiser
LaGrange Rd
Richard Walsh
Robert Hogan
Mildred Walsh
Martin McGowan
Ted Emmerich
Sunshine
Porter Wilson
Study Club Council
Oberlin Inn
Third Order of St Francis Plans May Institute
Members of the Third Order of St Francis will attend a May 15 institute in Lorain. Mass starts 10:30 a.m. at St Anthony Church East Erie Ave with lunch at 12:45 p.m. and classes in the school hall. Brunch follows at 2:30 p.m. and dinner at 6 p.m. Transportation contacts Dorothy Place 43754. Dinner reservations due by May 8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Third Order of St. Francis
Lorain
St. Anthony Church
East Erie Ave
Dorothy Place
Miss Carol Webber to Wed C M Blackburn in Elyria
Miss Carol M. Webber daughter of Mrs Theresa Webber and the late Irvin Webber will marry Charles M. Blackburn son of Mr and Mrs M E Blackburn at St Mary Church Elyria on June 18 at 1030 a m The ceremony will be followed by a reception at P A C C Hall Lorain Jean Webber will be maid of honor with Mrs William Balogh and Miss Ann Blackburn as bridesmaids Charles Knechtges will be best man and Stanley Becker James Rozga will usher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carol M. Webber
Theresa Webber
East Ave
Irvin Webber
Charles M. Blackburn
M. E. Blackburn
Oak St
Grafton
St. Mary Church
Elyria
Miss Webber
Jean Webber
William Balog
Mothers and Daughters Attend Washington Ave Church Banquet
About 190 mothers, daughters, and children filled the Washington Avenue Church of Christ fellowship hall for the annual Mother-Daughter Banquet. Officers elected included Mrs. Fred Smith as president, Mrs. Robert Herkebile as vice president, and others. Mrs. Morris L. Brown spoke on dolls and child development, and a four-generation tribute was given to several families. The event featured solos, poems, and decor of white lilacs and tulips, with the 1955 budget set for June 2.
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Christian Women
Fellowship of the
Washington Avenue
Mary Lorreet Berkebile
Robert Berkebile
Giles Ray
Charles Hall
Charles Montgomery
J. E. Pease
E. J. Monroe
Robert Stevenson
Henry Shaw
Story Hour at Elyria Library Features Three Tales
Mary Jensen narrates three stories at 10 30 Saturday morning in the Longfellow Room of Elyria Library. The selections are Thidwick the Big Hearted Moose, Millions of Cats and Ask Mr Bear. Also listed a rummage sale at 222 East Third Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Jensen
Elyria
Couple’s ties span schools and firms across Ohio
Miss Webber, Elyria District Catholic High School graduate, works in General Motors purchasing and plans a church rearmament in her life. Her fiancé, an Elyria Heights School attendee and three-year U S Army veteran, works for Ford and attends John Carroll University at night. He belongs to Immaculate Conception Church in Grafton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Webber
Elyria District
General Motors Corporation
United States Army
Ford Motor Company
John Carroll University
Cleveland
Immaculate Conception
Grafton
Father Sues For 50 000 For Boy 7 In Avon Lake
Jack Mancuso of Jaycox Road Avon files suit for his seven year old son Joseph for 50 000 and 907 for himself against Ronald Leeseberg and his father Carl for injuries from a traffic collision at the Avon Lake Shopping Center on October 6. The suit seeks medical expenses and damages for the boy. Also notes a giant rummage sale at 234 Stanford Ave Friday and Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Mancuso
Jaycox Rd
Avon
Joseph
Ronald Leeseberg
Beachdale Ave
Avon Lake
Carl
Leeseberg
Ronald
Stanford Ave
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Mary
Henry Ingersoll, SR
By Thelmsz Finlay
Herbert
Ludwig
Michael
STK
Broad Street
Ad Phillipa Prog
Sun Lake Rd
Ohio
Thalme Finlay
National Geographic Society
Langford Ave
Hamilton
Ball
Elgin
Bulova
Harry S. Burr
Second Street
Women of Churches
Catholic Study Club
Mission Circle
Ohie
Chronicle-Telegram
Carol Webber
C. M. Blackburn
Morris L. Brown
Paul- Berta Beauty Salon
May
Penney’s
Fed
Penney
Bolero
Your Fashion
Bouffant
M. L
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