Koepp Lasco wedding set for June 12 at St Mary Lorain
The Rev Fr Thomas Campbell will officiate as Miss Lois Elaine Lasco and Martin E Koepp marry at 2 PM June 12 in St Mary Church Lorain. About 300 guests will attend a reception at 8 PM at the Lorain American Legion Home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Campbell
Lois Elaine Lasco
Martin E. Koepp
St. Mary Church
Lorain
Tenth St
Ella Koepp
St. Mary High School
Ohio University
National Tube Company
Elyria High School
Miami University
Sigma Alpha Epsilon Fraternity
St. John Lutheran Church
Hines and Gulett
U. S
South Pacific
El York Annes Elect Statt Hear Charles C Marten
El-Y-Annes elected new officers last evening at Holly Hall. The slate from Mrs. Howard Mors was approved, naming President Mrs. Clarence Jones Vice President Mrs. Roger Abel Secretary Mrs. Leonard Philion Treasurer Mrs. Paul Johnson and members at large Mrs. John Goforth and Mrs. Dorothy Horner. Charles C. Marten Lorain County Guidance Center chief psychologist spoke on Mental Adjustments and the Center’s function and funding. A five dollar donation for child play day was authorized. installation dinner is set for June 14 at 6 30 pm at Holly Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
El-Y-Annes
Holly Hall
Howard Mors
Clarence Jones
Roger Abel
Leonard Philion
Paul Johnson
John Goforth
Dorothy Horner
Charles C. Marten
Lorain County
Ross Warner
Salvation Army
Mesdames R. G. Taylor
Emery Toth
John Styers
Washington, D. C
Ann Smith
O'Neil
Mesdames Warner
Paul Johnston
John Watford
Holly Raul
Little Red Schoolhouse Pupils Honor 81st Birthday of Teacher Jessie Hubbell
Pupils gathered at Miss Jessie Hubbell's home at 937 West River Street to honor the Little Red Schoolhouse teacher on her 81st birthday. The event featured a luncheon prepared by Arthur Fox and Louvisa Wood, a cake, and gifts including a linen tablecloth and red rosebuds. Born May 20, 1873 in Berlin Heights, Hubbell taught grades one through eight in multiple one room schools across Huron and Lorain counties and remained active with her pupils and patients, recalling long walks, janitor duties, and a pepper stash for safety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Red
Jessie Hubbell
West River St
Arthur Fox
Lake Ave
Louvisa Wood
East Broad St
Jessie
Berlin Heights
East Clarksfield
Huron
Lorain
Collins
Hartland
Clarksfield
Wakeman
Litchfield
Avon Lake
North Olmsted
Markley Ischool
Elyria
Newcomers Dance At Spring Valley Attended By 150
Seventy five couples and guests of Welcome Wagon Newcomers Club danced to Danny Sherrick’s orchestra at Spring Valley Country Club Friday evening. Corsages of pink and white carnations were given to the women. The dance chairwoman was Mrs. Alan David with aides including Mesdames Carl Wachtler Richard Mc Kay Robert Stimpert Van Goff Darold Augustine Donald Lessiter Howard Hafferkamp Theodore Fraker and Robert McDonald.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Welcome Wagon Newcomers Club
Danny Sherrick
Spring Valley Country Club
Alan David
Carl Wachtler
Richard McKay
Robert Stimpert
van Goff
Darold Augustine
Donald Lessiter
Howard Hafferkamp
Theodore Fraker
Robert McDonald
Oberlin Bride To Be Jeanette Murphy Honored
Miss Jeanette Murphy of Oberlin and Donald C. Bechtel of Brownhelm were honored at a miscellaneous shower Sunday evening hosted by Mrs. Roy Angersbach in Birmingham. Seventeen relatives attended. The Spechtel Murphy wedding is set for June 1 at Oberlin Methodist Church with a seven o'clock service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeanette Murphy
Oberlin
Donald C. Bechtel
Brownhelm
Roy Angersbach
Card Party at St Vincent DePaul Church Event
A card party will be held at St Vincent DePaul Church in Vincent on May 25 at 8 p m. Proceeds support church activities and community programs. All are invited to attend for an evening of games and fellowship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Vincent’ DePaul Church
Vincent
Mrs Norman Eldridge Named New Chairman of Elyria Club
Mrs Norman Eldridge will serve two years as chairman of the Social Progress Department of the Elyria Woman's Club Inc Announcement by Mrs C R Sharrer president of the senior club at the department meeting last night in the club rooms on Fourth St Other officers will be appointed by Mrs Eldridge She urged member participation through a suggestion box with a prize for the best idea during the year The group reviewed the 1953 54 year and noted it a success The next department meeting is set for October 11 and June board sessions were announced
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norman Eldridge
Social Progress Department
Elyria Woman’s Club, Inc
C. R. Sharrer
Fourth St
Eldridge
Sharrer
Genlara Club
Gardiner Whitehead
Retiing
Jack Rassler
L. A. Becker
R. G. Lloyd
Albert Solet
Thomas Potter
Malcolm McDonald
Frederick Vorhis
John Timms
Harry J. P. Woltz
Jack Vestal
Clarence Steller
William Wehman
Ward Travers
Dan Schon
G. H. White
Earl Schaefer
H. A. Ostrow
Willard Sc
Elyrian To Wed, Receive Degree In Same Week
Robert Kelly son of Mr and Mrs John Kelly R D 1 will have a busy week in the week of May 30 He will receive a Doctor's Degree from the Chicago College of Dental Surgery Loyola University on June 2 and marry Miss Barbara Dunklan of Chicago on June 5 The Elyria resident a 1946 St Ignatius High School Cleveland graduate served in the Marine Corps attended John Carroll University 1947 50 and transferred to Loyola He plans to enter the University of Illinois that September for an MS in Orthodontia and then return to Elyria to practice
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Kelly
John Kelly
R. D
Kelly
Chicago College of Dental Surgery
Loyola University
Barbara Dunklan
Chicago
St. Ignatius High School
Cleveland
Births In Columbus And Elyria Hospitals
A daughter was born today to Mr and Mrs Donald M Smith at White Cross Hospital Columbus. The baby weighed seven pounds thirteen ounces. The Smiths former Elyrians now living at 3225 Oak lawn St Columbus have another daughter Nancy aged four. Grandparents are Mr and Mrs A H Markel 845 West Broad St and the Julian Smiths 153 Courtland St. Mr and Mrs Darwin May 472 West Tenth St are parents of a daughter born yesterday at Elyria Memorial Hospital. The Claude Perrys 2260 Mayfield St announce a birth of a son yesterday at Elyria Memorial Hospital. Yesterday at Elyria Memorial Hospital a son was born to Mr and Mrs Mark Hill 1400 South Second St.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald M. Smith
White Cross Hospital
Columbus
Smiths
Elyrians
Oaklawn St
Nancy
A.H. Markel
West Broad St
Julian Smiths
Courtland St
Darwin May
West Tenth St
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Claude Perrys
Mayfield St
Mark Hill
Second St
Hospital Meetings and Discharges Notice
Hospital groups plan Thursday dinner at Ohio Fuel Gas Company at 7 30 p m. Discharges list multiple individuals and addresses including Mrs Donald Jenkins and son 645 Lodi St and Mrs William Satterfield and son Graf ton among others. Venetian Blinds Service advertises free pickup and delivery by Elyria Venetian Blind Laundry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio Fuel Gas Company
Donald Jenkins
Lodi St
William Satterfield
Grafton
Richard Hengartner
Lake Ave
Herman Tarrant
South Maple St
Ralph Cicala
Gulf Rd
Ruth Miller
Dewey Ave
Kathryn Arnold
Ninth St
John Mary
West River St
First Methodist Circle
Charles Terrell
Oberlin
Ern
West Marlett
Oberlin Rd
Clar
T. W. Willis
Ohio St
Atjenee Talcott
North Olmsted
Ste
Iohen Mike
Irondale St
Theodore Foy
Olmsted
Charlotte Lamadue
Carlisle Ave
David J Solka
North Murray Ridge Rd
Elyria
Lawrence Luffs Honored At Sunday Wedding Reception
About 60 guests from Hudson Akron Amherst Grand Rapids Mich and Elyria attended a reception for Mr and Mrs Lawrence E Luff Sunday afternoon at the home of his parents 119 Cornell Ave The couple married May 7 at First Methodist Church in Angola Ind and are living at 126 Stanford Ave The decor featured twisted white tapers white lilies snapdragons columbine and huckleberry with bells on the cake and chandeliers Hostesses Mrs Donald Willets and Mrs Arthur Birchenough assisted in the dining room Gifts were many and lovely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hudson
Akron
Amherst
Grand ‘Rapids
Mich
Elyria
Lawrence E. Luff
H. K. Willets
Cornell Ave
First Methodist Church
Angola
Ind
Stanford Ave
Donald Willets
Arthur Birchenough
St John Lutheran P T A Elects Officers For Year
Officers were elected at St John Lutheran Par ling Teacher Association meeting. President Mrs William Cromling. Vice President Mrs Rudy Bayer. Secretary Mrs Leonard Koehn. Treasurer Mrs John Koepp. Bell system paid, new school T shirts ordered. Budget to sponsor next year’s school lunch. Carl Schreiber spoke on Wills. Eighth grade mothers hosted social hour. next meeting in September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. John Lutheran Parling Teacher Association
William Cromling
Rudy Bayer
Leonard Koehn
John Koepp
Carl Schreiber
Harry Neitzke
Local women attend state Brother hood meeting and visits
Four local women served as delegates to the state meeting of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen and Enginemen and joined the Ladies Auxiliary. They toured Shrine of the Sorrowful Mother in Monroeville and President Harding memorial in Marion, then had a picnic in Bucyrus. Also noted is Miss Phyllis Kemble visiting Oak Park relatives and Arlene Blaha of Chicago staying with the Kemble family. Dimitri Demetral, son of Mr. and Mrs. George Demetral, left for Ft. Sill Oklahoma to begin 16 weeks of Army basic training with rank of second lieutenant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lima
Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen
Ladies Auxiliary
D. L. Clawson
Fourth St
Don Justice
Cleveland St
Robert Hysell
Boston
Ave
George Pitson
LaPorte
Monroeville
Harding
Marion
Bucyrus
Phyllis Kemble
West Suburban Hospital
Oak Park
Herbert Kemble
Grafton Rd
Arlene Blaha
Chicago
Kemble
Dimitri Demetral
George Demetral
West Ave
U.S. Army
Ft. Sill
Okl
Women Of The Moose Nominate Officers
The Women of the Moose held a regular meeting with nomination of officers for June 14 election. Prizes were awarded to several members, with refreshments served and notices for an anniversary dinner on June 6 and a committee gathering at Moose Hall on Monday at 8 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women of the Moose
Merle Swanson
Vern Rusterholz
Pauline Waldron
Christine Buswell
Rusterholtz
Don Johnson
Fred E. Altfeld
Verdie Bousek
Waldron
Clara Terry
Ethel Court
Grace Eckler
Margaret Baptiste
Ina Blaine
Moose Hall
O'Neil's Premier Swim And Sportswear Show
Last night Elyria and Lorain girls staged a three act fashion revue at O'Neil's Sheffield store auditorium featuring Sun Fashions Playtime and Casual Daytime wear. Models included Judy Stanich and nine others with Maggi Anderson commenting and Joanne Ostrow assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria and
Lorain Girls
O'Neil
Sheffield
Sun Fashions
Vivian Lance
Verna McMullen
Worma Jean Barson
Clara Louise McCrorin
Loretta Selderis
Judy Stanich
Cherito Bend
Cherito Bendik
Elyria
Clara Louise McCroria
Lorain
Loretta Sederis
Norma Jean Barson
Ann Mitchell
Avon Lake
Betty Ahlefeld
O'neil’s
Sheffield Center
Rainbow For Girls Meeting At 1.C.C.F. Hall
Margie West chaired Rainbow for Girls routine reports last evening. Lynda Curtis Helen Smith and John Gray were introduced. Sally Wentz and Karla Koehn presented their reports while Pat Wilkens announced tax stamp status. West urged reservations for Gonglave and noted choir practice at her home. New jewels for the assembly were voted and sunshine report read before adjournment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margie West
Rainbow For Girls
1.C.C.F. Hall
Lynda Curtis
Helen Smith
Eastern Star
John Gray
Sally Wentz
Karla Koehn
Pat Wilkens
Miss West
Gonglave
East River St
Also Mentioned on This Page
Thelma Finlay
Statt
Elyria Community Chest
P. F. Johnson
Spring Valley
Dean
Doan
Elyria Club Department
Elyrian
Lawrence Luffs
ST. John Lutheran
Middle Ave
O’neil
Neil
Loretta
Betty
Rainbow
Mair
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