Barbara Ann Wellert Names Attendants For June 16 Wedding
Barbara Ann Wellert and Donald Harry Funk plan a June 16 wedding at First Methodist Church with a 7:00 p.m. ceremony and a reception at Holly Hall. The bride, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Paul C. Wellert, will be attended by bridesmaids Molly Nielsen Rita Rogers Rachel Bryant Rea Colassis and Beverly Muter. The groom will be supported by James Shebek Richard Johns Norman Weber Leslie Ellis and Jack Funk as escorts.
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Barbara Ann Wellert
Donald Harry Funk
First Methodist Church
Holly Hall
Paul C. Welfbet
Harvard Ave
Marilyn Smoot
Columbus
Barbara
Molly Nielsen
Rita Rogers
Elyria
Rachel Bryant
Middletown
Rea Colassis
Beverly Muter
Miamisburg
Toe
Missesi Smoot
Rogers
Bryant
Colassi
Mumer
Fumk
Harry H. Fusk
Eighth Street
James Shebek Asters
Richard Johns
Norman Weber
Carol Brown Chooses June 16 Wedding Day
Miss Carol Ann Brown selects June 16 for her marriage to Walter Rea Ritter. The couple will wed at 3 p.m. in LaPorte Methodist Church with maid of honor Shirley Jones and best man Gerald Laver. Carol, Elyria High School graduate, works at Northern Savings and Loan. Rea, Heidelberg College graduate, with General Motors and recently elected state vice president of Ohio Junior Chamber of Commerce.
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Carol Ann Brown
Walter Rea Ritter
Miss Brown
Earl H. Brown
Indian’ Hollow Rd
Grafton
Mr. Ritter
Walter R. Ritter
New
Philadelphia
Wallace Aker
LaPorte Methodist Church
Carol
Shirley Jones
Rea
Gereld Laver
Tobe
Elyria High School
Northern Savings and Loan Co
Heidelberg College
General Motors Corporation
Ohio Junior Chamber of Commerce
Plus 50 Installs Officers and Dinner Social Honors
The Plus 50 Club held a dinner in Holly Hall with installation of officers including Mrs. Mayme Pallas as vice-president and Mrs. Helen Eastman as secretary. Guests and 48 members attended a dessert luncheon as members celebrated high yearly returns and welcomed new president Mrs. Martin.
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Gertrude Martin
Elyria Woman's Event
Holly Hal
Mayme Pallas
Helen Eastman
Lillian Atkinson
Annetta Otto
Inter Club Council
Clara Loretz
Louise Norris
Lou Schirmer
Marlin Butts
Oberlin
Katherine Unger
Olga Taylor
Blanche Thomas. Portman
Mabel Vogler
Clair Wendell
Mary Yothers
Sopa Tite
Mabel Wacker
Iéa Wingard
Ray Wilson
Aladar Donath
Willian Gillies
Thomas Dean
Karl Plocher
EHS Class of 37 Reunion Dinner Planned for June 5
Elyria High School alumni from the June 1937 class plan a reunion dinner to be held June 5 at Bess and Andy's in Ridgeville. Mrs. Wanda Wieske Dumke is in charge and letters have been mailed. several members remain unlocated and any information is welcome.
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Elyria High School
Bess and Andy's
Ridgeville
Wanda Wieske Dumke
Louisiana Ave
Dumke
Mary Janet Buell
William J. Eokeny
Nettie Clark
Edward Coles
Edward Czak
Doris Conger
Julia Davis
Muriel Fiedler
Edwin Hall
Rosemary Johnson
Wayne Johnson
Helen Kowalski
Loren Portman
Mrs Rollie McGregor Returns Home After Eye Surgery
Mrs Rollie McGregor of 312 Franklin Street has returned from Cleveland Clinic where she underwent eye surgery. She is reported recovering satisfactorily and may receive visitors at home.
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Rollie McGregor
Franklin St
Cleveland Clinic
Electrically Controlled Equipment Beds Donated by Elyria Memorial Auxiliary
The Elyria Memorial Hospital Woman's Auxiliary donated three electrically adjustable beds. One in use by the Schmittgen family, two more to be installed in 724 Abbe Rd. A fundraising buffet raised $250 per bed. Attendees included the Schmittgens, Arndts, Hoffmans, Rest Koski, and Katz.
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Elyria Memorial Hospital
Lester Schmittgen
Abbe
Jack
Lester
Smany
Arthur Hoch
John Arndt
Edward Hoffman
Annn
Dennis
Wayne Schmittgen
Janet
Donald Schmittgen
Tom Rest Koski
Richard
James
Ely Juniors mark first anniversary with dinner at Hilltop House
Mixed bouquets and white tapers graced the Ely Junior Woman's Club installation dinner at Hilltop House as 22 members and guests gathered. County students visited the Lorain County Historical Society Museum, with 52 eighth graders from Avon and 35 fourth graders from Eastview School touring exhibits under teachers Rob Roy Walters and Hazel Alrey. New officers inducted included president Mrs. Paul Horvath and vice president Mrs. Hone Miles, with Mrs. Thomas Webster receiving a president's pin.
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Ely
Hilltop House
Lorain County
Historeal Society Museum
Washington Ave
Avon
Rob Roy Walters
Eastview
Avon Lake
Hazel Alrey
Lloyd Jones
Ted Hallman
Lysaght
Fred Bauer, Jr
Neil Keech
John Schweda
Paul Horvath
Birs
Hone Miles
John Tong
Calendar Of Events At The Museum And Community Groups
A community schedule lists museum hours and weekly talks by Mrs. Tom McHenry on Tuesdays with other appointments. It notes TV programs, dress additions to collections, and various local club events including Beta Sema Phi and Gamma Epsilon Chapter activities, church circle meetings, and legion auxiliary installations. Leaders are named, with committee chairs noted for the new president.
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Tom McHenry
Rejabout
Tata Omicron
Bern Sigcent
Tia Phi
Violet Winters
East
Bern Heights Blvd
Wishbone Restaurant
Harold Banldant
Avon Belden Rd
YWCA
Holly Hall
Richard Valentine
Rainbow Girls announce Cross of Color honors Barbara Fox
Seven candidates were initiated as Rainbow Girls in Elyria Assembly No. 13. Barbara Fox received the Cross of Colors, the highest Rainbow honor, presented by Grand Officers led by Dad Clark. Diane Walters announced her June 8 installation at Eastern Heights School with theme Faith Hope and Charity.
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Barbara Fox
Order of Rainbow For
Irene Frye
Janice Mason
Mary Jenson Noble
Assebly Pean Cerertad Fae
Janet Kuss
Sandra Nagy
Connie Ky
Pauline Pappas
Karen Crawford
Pat Laganier
Vida Goppelt
Sister of Charity
Elyria Assembly No. 13
Diane Walters
Sharon Lee Smith
Pat Moose
Linda Ryan
Jackie Walker
Grand Assembly of Rainbow
Dad Clark
Rainbow
Eastern Heights School
Ralph Fox
Naka
Organ and Piano Students Present Recital in Sheffield Lake
School age piano and organ pupils of Mrs. Horace B. Smith in Sheffield Lake offered a weekend recital. A piano duet by Les sie and Greg Sandrew and solos by Greg Takacs Mara Naber Jai Musarra Tommy Hassel Karen Innocenti featured among the performers. Organ students Janet Ashley Kathy Scharmann Bernard Mulica Kathleen White Barbara Hopwood Gail Lustek Joannie Hopwood Paul Ketchum Sharon Siewierek participated, with refreshments and pupil souvenirs provided by Mrs. Smith, a member of the American Guild of Organists and other music groups.
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Horace B. Smith
Sheffield Lake
Lessie
Greg Sandrew
Greg Takacs
Mara Naber
Jai Musarra
Tommy Hassel
Karen Innocenti
Denis Ashley
Nancy Booth
Susan Cunningham
Kathy Ung
Dany Sage
Faye Copeland
Merle An Masarra
Harry Steele
Gaill Leigenheimer
Bommie MecKenze
Tom Tanner
Emilly Estep
Carol Lloyd
Walter Ashley
Tommy Adert
Judy Barnes
Janet Ashley
Kathy Scharmann
Bernard Mulica
Kathleen’. White
Barbara Hopwood
Gail Lustek
Joannie Hopwood
Paul
Ketchum
Sharon Siewierek
Smith
Smith Who
Lake Rd
American Guild of Organists
The
National Guild of Piano Teachers
Ohio Music Educators Association
Thirteen Join The Order Of St Francis At St Mary’s
Thirteen postulants were received as novices into the Order of St. Francis at St Mary’s Church during a Sunday afternoon meeting of St. Anthony Fraternity. Monsignor Newton spoke on the Holy Spirit’s role in the Church and personal life, and a nine day devotion to the Holy Spirit was announced. A plenary indulgence was granted for attendees, with additional indulgences noted for upcoming feasts and First Friday/Saturday observances. New books were donated and prayers were asked for the sick and deceased members. The next meeting is set for August 7 at the Sacred Heart.
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the Order of St. Francis
St. Anthony
St Mary’s Church
L.” Newton
St. Man's
Bart. Fekete
Gertrude Bo
Fan
la Salette
Red
Hell
Father Rigney
Heaven
Sheila Kaye-Smith
Fatr - Pieper
Edward F. Murp
Rigust of the Sacred Heart
Womens Benefit Assn Holds Memorial Service
Memorial services for deceased members were held at the recent Women’s Benefit Association meeting at Odd Fellows Hall. Several members participated as they honored the memory of departed colleagues. Next meeting is scheduled for June 6.
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Women’s Benefit Assn
Women's Benefit Association
Oddfellow
Kindergarten Play Shown to Parents and Friends
Relatives gathered for a school social as Miss White displayed photographs from year round parties. Children viewed the movie during class hours. Mrs. William Copas presided at the refreshment table with coffee and cookies while roommothers Mrs. Seckt, Mrs. Fields, Mrs. Jackson, and Mrs. Mele assisted Miss Wilhite.
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White
William Copas
PTA
Wilhite
Lloyd Seckt
Robert Fields
John A. Jackson
Frederick Mele
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Tutare
Winifred L Fay
Carol Brown
Monteith Hall
Social Progress Department
Elyria Woman’s Club
Ralph Ball
William Barton
Miss Phelps
Timms
Norwho
Ward
Travers
Carl Wachsler
Milan Bendik
Bert Bevis
Edward Vieland
Ways and Means
Baker
Tom Stinger, Jr
Hubbard Wilcox
Recreation Board
Lewis Hall
Wiliam Davis
Morris Jackson
al Vietzen, Jr
Della Harding
Peece Kaywell
Max Bader
Ted Dumski
Leon Altfeld
William Camp
Coleman Christian
Harry Eberling
Harry Gilmore
EHS
Miss Linda
Mr. Ludwig
Woman's Auxiliary
A. Bursley
Fourth St
Florida
Marvin Katz
Mendel Ci
Kent State Universiy
Daily
Kent Stater
Marvin
Cuyshoga Falls
Chronicle-Telegram
Thomas Webster
Pilgrim Congregational Church
Reginald Fawkes
Roosevelt Ave
Lake Avenue Congregational Church
St. Andrew's Episcopal Church
American Legion Auxiliary
Legion Home
Elyria Council
Daughters of America
Eagle's Hall
Harne Bar‘bre
Willliam Haney
Rainbow Girls
Propoutice
Ageses
Howard Goodrich
Donald Hyatt
Robert Williams
Robert Miller
Mathew Roth
Bridal
Gibson Brothers Bakery
West College Street
Dococummon
Botamer Florist
Park Place and
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