Reception Honors Traxler Wensink Wedding in Avon
About 500 guests attended the wedding reception for Loyola Theresa Wensink and Eugene Traxler after their 9:30 a.m. ceremony at St. Peter Church North Ridgeville officiated by Fr. Eugene Karseh. The bride wore white satin and Chantilly lace with a chapel train and pearl accents. The couple's reception was at Olmsted Falls Lodge with a three tier pink cake decorated by Mrs. Richard Usig. Maten of honor was Mrs. Richard Usig in a red Velveteen dress. she carried a white baby mums bouquet.
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Avon
Loyola Theresa Wensink
Fred Wensink
Eugene Traxter
A. J. Traxler
Avon Lake
St. Peter Church
North Ridgeville
Olmsted Falls Lodge
Richard Ung
Eugene Karseh
Canto
Richard Usig
Secrets of Charm Exercise for Slimness and Posture
A feature on rhythmic exercises to tone the body and slim the figure. The routine blends modern dance like moves with breath control and posture work, including arm stretches, toe touches, leg lifts, and floor routines led by a columnist. An accompanying note promotes low calorie cola and home paint-water mix as part of daily living.
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Secrets of Charm
Dorcas Class Studies UN Work In December Session
Washington Avenue Church Dorcas Class met in Fellowship Hall with Mrs A Gibbens directing. Pictures of UN in action were shown and articles read. Miss Mildred Hobbs led business and read a poem Brotherhood. Devotions by Mrs Mary Sawyer closed with Thanksgiving prayer. Refreshments served to 18 members. Next meeting 8 pm December 22 at 100 Denison Ave.
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Abe
Washington Avenue
United Nations
Dorcas
Washington Avenue Church
G. L Ray
Mabel Locke
M T. Ensign
Mabel Pondie
KR Rumpaugh
Denison
Local Licenses Reported For Area Residents
Licenses issued or listed for John Zellers of St 106 Route 2 end 6 Lorain and Peggy Jones of 233 Avondale Ave Avon Lake. Also Walliam Szabo Rt 3 Wellington and Viola Knapp 124 Elm St Wellington. Henry Novak Rt 20 R D 1 Oberun and Lueila Hall Rt 20 R D 4 Oberlin.
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John Zellers
Lorain
Peggy Jones
Avondale Ave
Avon Lake
Walliam Szabo
Wellington
Farmer
Viola Knapp
Elm St
Henry Novak
Lueila Hall
Oberlin
Fancy cubes shape ice into cookie like molds for parties
A hostess can serve ice in fancy shapes with a new ice cube molder that forms hearts spades and stars. A companion animal shaped mold fits standard trays and can double as cookie cutters for themed events.
Dinner Honors Bridal Couple of Cleveland
Dinner honored Mr and Mrs William Berry on their Cleveland home after a marriage in Angola Indiana. The bride Dora Dally of West Salem is employed at National City Bank in Cleveland. The groom Herbert Berry, a Sullivan High School graduate, works at Sterling Foundry in Wellington. Fourteen relatives attended the Sunday dinner at the groom’s parents home with out of town guests Warren Wohleymuth and Arthur Berry and their families.
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Sullivan
William Berry
Angola
Ind
West Wth St
Cleveland
Dora Dally
Emma Horton
West Salem
Warren Wohleymuth
Wellington
Arthur Berry
U. S. Is Best Shoe Nation In the World
An article in Steelways traces the history of footwear from ancient reed sandals to English tocs, then to Thomas Beard and Mayflower shoemaking. It notes America now has about 11500 factories producing nearly 500 million pairs annually and the typical person buys about three new pairs a year.
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Catherine de Medici
Steelways
Thomas Beard
America
Delmonico Turkey Sandwiches and Leftover Chestnut Salad
A bygone Thanksgiving era recipe outlines Delmonico style turkey sandwiches with cheese sauce, paprika, bleu cheese, and a toasted base. It pairs with a sparkling cranberry salad and a layered gelatin ring, using turkey bones for broth and emphasizing economy and imagination with leftovers.
Leftover Turkey Curried Rice with Cream Sauce Tip
A wartime style recipe urges using turkey leftovers by curried turkey over rice with a rich cream sauce. It describes preparing a roux with butter flour curry and spices, adding stock and milk, then folding in olives or mushrooms and turkey. Serve over rice, with optional sherry. Also includes a wallpaper stain remover using cornstarch paste.
All-Woman Staff Runs Gladewater Daily Mirror
In Gladewater Texas an eight member all woman staff at the Daily Mirror handles news and sports with Vision Dillard as a leading reporter and society editor. Editor Jeane Butler and Eva Coleman lead a newsroom emphasizing local coverage and cooperative teamwork.
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Lee Bond
Gladewater
Tex
East Texas
Gladewater Bears
Gladewater Daily Mirror
Eva Coléman
Vision Dillard
Coleman
Daily Mirror
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John Robert Powers
Bonita Wensink
Urig
Albert Traxler
Dearborn
Mich
Norbert
Wallow
Korea
Traxler Trucking Company
Trayler
Edwardments
Zimbro
Dean Pelton
Miami
Fla.j
Don Bartoto
Bernadine Page
George’ Holobach
Broad Street
U. S
Texas Paper
Glade
Eula Burns
Marc Hewett
Lorraine Blalock
Grace Parrish
Beur
Cstoriner Paints
Ark
Orion
Ree Howes
Gerden
Kere
Jewel Cae
Ete
O ° Donnell Paint & Wallpaper Co
Niew
Middle Ave
Presto
Westinghouse
Zenith
Admiralty
Schick Electric
Sunbeam
Westinghouse Irons
Burke Furniture
Cleveland Street
Lurite
Reevier
Ta Wamhi
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