Couple To Wed In Lorain Then Travel To Washington D C
George Newell and Emma Brunier of Lorain will wed this afternoon at First Congregational church Lorain with a reception in Sokal hall. Attendants include Lois Long and Jean Marie Reed. After a wedding trip to Washington D C the couple will reside in Oberlin. The bride is a Lorain High School alumna and works for Americal Stove. the groom is a retired service man.
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George Newell
Emma Brunier
Lorain
Washington, D. C
First Congregational Church
Sokal Hall
William &. Newell
Oberlin
Nellie Brunner
Long Avenue, Lorain
Herbert Loomis
Newels
Palma
Miss Kipton
PFA
Elyria
George Brunner
Lois Long
Jean Marie Reed
Clarissa Inman
Cleveland
William Brunner
Robert Mayhaw
Kenneth Long
Newell
R. D. No. Oberlin
Lorain High School
Americal Stove Company
Mr. Newell
Elyria High School
United Mills Company
Grafton
Ernest White To Wed Miss Pollard In July
Ernest White of 22 Furnace Street and Gladys Pollard of Knoxville Tenn plan a July wedding to be held at the bride’s aunt’s home in Knoxville on July 9. Pollard works at Whitehall Chemical Co Knoxville, White is with Troxel Mfg. Co. They will reside in the city after the ceremony and honeymoon near the Emoky Mountains.
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Ernest White
Furnace Street
Gladys Pollard
Knoxville
Hospital Discharges List Receives Local Attention
A local hospital releases a list of discharged patients including Mrs George Smith of 4M Jefferson Street Johny Elkin at 1404 Ridge Street Milvin Licking from Princeton Avenue Mrs Paul Laubenthal and baby boy at 230 George Street William Duffy of 702 East Avenue Miss Elizabeth Kish Lorain Charles Wise Gratton Henry Walker U6 Beverly Count Clarence Simonds 35 Homer Street John Norton RD 1 Diane Duebie 94 Denison Avenue.
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George Smith
Jeferson Street
Johny Elkin
Ridge Street
Milvin Licking
Princeton Avenue
Paul Laubenthal
George Street
William Duffy
East Avenue
Elizabeth Kish
Lorain
Charles Wise
Gratton
Henry Walker
Beverly
Clarence Simonds
Homer Street
John Norton
Diane Duebie
Denison Avenue
Golden wedding anniversary open house Sunday in Collins
Mrs Hulda Boone of 418 Eleventh street will attend an open house Sunday from 2 to 4 p.m. at the home of Mr and Mrs Harvey Dagne in Collins to celebrate their golden wedding anniversary. The Daggues have seven children and Mrs Boone and Mrs Dogne are sitters. Mrs Dogne is active in Collins chapter O E 8. Patricia Rogers of 200 Columbus street has earned a place on Ohio Wesleyan University Dean's List for the first semester. Elaine Bruck, daughter of Mr and Mrs R J Bruck, was on the Saint Mary's College Spring formal house committee at Notre Dame yesterday.
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Hulda Boone
Eleventh Street
Harvey Dagne
Collin
Daggues
Boone
Dogne
Collins Chapter
O.E
Delaware
Patricia Rogers
Columbus Street
Ohio Wesleyan University
Elaine Bruck
R. J. Bruck
West Avenue
Saint Mary's College
Notre Dame
Ind
May Breakfast Speaker For Womans Society Of Christian Service
The Womans Society Of Christian Service will hear Mrs Lo W Basinger of Mansfield speak on The Christian Family at the May breakfast Tuesday at 9 40 at First Methodist Church Special music will be by a high school clarinet quartet Reservations are to be made with Circle Leaders or the church office.
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Women's
Boviety of Christian Service
First Methodist Church
Lo W. Basinger
Mansfield
Girl Scouts in Elyria engage in training and outings
Mia Thomas, Elyria council representative, attends the 28th annual Girl Scout National Council convention and wins a Kaley Course honor. Troops 6 19 20 plan activities including dramatics, crafts, hikes, and a treasure hunt at Findley’s Cabin while Scouts discuss inter racial issues and prep for weekend camping trips.
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Girl Scouts
Mia
Will ‘Thomas
Elyria
Marietta
Ohio
Girl Scout National Council
Thomas
Thatcher
Meredith
Oberlin
Eggers
Molly Buller
Troge
Findley
Meimmbers
Friop 20
Alles
Ely
Stardust Sonata formal at Elk's Hall draws 125 couples
Junior Friendship hosted the Stardust Sonata Spring formal last evening at Elk's Hall with 125 couples attending. Frances Balock led the grand march with Charles Grundy. Lucille Buswell and Edward Urig handed out themed programs. Guests enjoyed punch overseen by Rose Cromting and Earl Lauten echleger. decorations featured dark blue streamers and silver stars.
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Elk’s Hall
Junior Friendship Club
the Elk’s
Pik Siesbautay
Frances Balock
Junior Friendship
Charles Grundy
Lucille Buswell
Edward Urig
Rose Cromting
Earl Lautenechleger
Ford Refenning
Alan Davies
J. E. Bohn
Carl Schmitkens
Betty Krupke
Carol Palmer
Pat Kemeter
Joanne Ryan
Vickers
Violet Catena
Morrie Alexander
Troop 22 Election Day Meeting Adopts Plans
Troop 22 held its regular meeting in a temporary spot with a crowded turnout. A business session followed as plans were laid for another hike and gear lists were discussed. Paper candles were prepared for Buddy Burners and the meeting adjourned after the goodnight circle.
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Troop 21
Goodnight Circle
Taps
Troop 22
Virginia Gardens Described For D A R Members
Virginia Gardens described by L B Hindman as part of a DAR meeting focused on historic Virginia estates. Hindman toured over 100 colonial sites, highlighted Williamsburg restoration, and noted old borders, box hedges, and gardens that frame restored buildings. The session included tributes, a Mother's Day devotion, and plans for the next Flag Day gathering.
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Virginia
L. B. Hindman
Gardens
D.A.R
Mark Schieper
Nostesa
Ober- Win Road
Hindman
University of Virginia
Jefferson
Washington
Colonial Williamsburg
Fredi Ruth
Carl Martin
Lous Heidrich
Shirley Sweet
California
Conunittes
Milton Wilcox
Dames Bloomfield
Eldred
Churchward
Vandemark
Wilford
Wilmot
Mark Willis
Community Calendar Notes Local Clubs and Meetings
Local organizations list upcoming events and meetings at Lake Avenue Congregational Woman's Club Elyria Hadassah Temple 8 30 p m and various groups across Elyria Medina and Lakewood. Highlights include Mother Daughter party at St Pauls Beacon Light class program and Corral Guild annual meeting May 14 parish house.
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Beacon Light Class
St. Paul's
Study Club Elects Officers for the Coming Feat
Mission Study Club of First Congregational church held a business session after a threen supper. Mrs George Martin was chairwoman of the supper committee and Miss Carolyn Foley led the nominating committee. Officers for the next year were affirmed: President Mrs BE Ray Vestal, Vice President Miss Elizabeth Preese, Recording Secretary Mrs Emma Robson, Corresponding Secretary Miss Pearl Lord, Treasurer Mrs Emma Miller. Reverend William Leath discussed new books and authors before an informal member discussion.
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King's Daughters
First Methodist Church
R. Balls
Mra
D.'A. Burr
Wa'Aker
Lon Sheldon
Rensurer
Ida Keighley
Sunshine
George Bradley
T. C. Whitmore
Ada Dir
Matilda Weeden
Dir- Tam
Alla Robson
Ed Thompson
Matthew Fields
Louise Beal
Mia
Clara Farmer
Whitmore
Bradley
Chiss
Permetee
Study Club
Mission Study Club
First Congregational Church
George Martin Waa
Carolyn Foley
BE. Ray Vestal
Elizabeth Preese
Emma Robson
Emma Miller
William Leath
Licenses for residents and workers in Lorain area
A list of licenses issued for numerous locals including John Parrish a 22 year old engineer from Millersport and Helen Smith 29 of Guilt road. with other individuals in Lorain such as Allan Cleaver 22 mechanic and Eleanor Katonak 21, plus James Rele 32 mechanic and Ruby Schuster 34. Also noted are James Seybert Jr 21 apprentice bricklayer with Betty Hurd 19 at Highland court and Richard Price 2a in Lorain U S Navy discharge. Additional entries include Percy McFadden 91 farm Wellington and Pauline Grimm 21 Wellington both listed as BD 2, Leonard Wasserman 22 Lorain salesman with Marjorie Schultz 92, 202 Eastern Helgits boulevard. Stanley Lesesky 21 machine shop worker and Geraldine Pixley 18 Bond street. Robert Woodings 27 metallurgical assistant and Elsie Tomazic 26. Kerby Sells in Lorain barber and Isabelle Smith 27 Lorain.
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John Parrish
Millersport
Helen E. Smith
Guilt Road
Donald Bevan
Cleveland
Millwright
Martha DeChant
Avon
Allan Cleaver
Lorain
Eleanor Katonak
James Rele
Oberlin
Ruby Schuster
James Seybert, Jr
Lodi Street
Betty Hurd
Highland Court
Richard Price
Eleanor Kerekes
Percy McFadden
Wellington
Farmer
Pauline Grimm
Leonard Wasserman
Marjorie Schultz
Helgits Boulevard
Stanley Lesesky
Fifth Street
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Stone Dance Studio
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