Mary Vanco to Wed Andy Pavtenda in Open Ceremony
Mary Vanco daughter of Mr and Mrs Dolar Vat Vo will wed Andy Pavtenda son of Mr and Mrs Tela Pawtenda in an open church ceremony October 19. The Rev l. G officiates. A reception follows at the Slo veman home in Lorais. Local clubs hosted showers in preparation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Vanco
Andy Pavtenda
Mary Vaanco
Dolar Vatvo
Adele Nagy
Tadeo
John Vance
Magyar Evangelival
Miss Hamilton Engaged to Charles W Brown
Gorton F Hamilton of Henti ella Ohio and Mrs Donald Me grady of Vermilion announce the engagement of their daughter Miss Mary Rath Hamilton to Charles William Brown The wedding is set for February 21 at the First Methodist church Miss Hamilton an employee of Kroger Grocery and Baking Company Elyria Brown an employee of the New York Central Railroad here
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gorton F. Hamilton
Hentiella
Ohio
Donald Megrady
Vermilion
G. Hamiltons
Mary Rath Hamilton
Charles William Brown
Hamilton
Charles ‘T Cooke
Charles Court
Wertuner
George Sehweda
Columbus Street
Miss Hamidon
Kroger Grocery and Baking Company
Elyria
Mr! Brown
New York Central Railroad
Bridal Pair To Live Here Bridal Pair To Live Here
Fiona will be the home of Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Rehm when they return from their trip through Canada. The couple was married on Saturday July 1. Airs. Rehm (Helen Young) is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. OL Young of 622 East River Street. Both attended Flyvia High school. Mer. Rehm served in the U. S. Navy and was employed at Western Automatic Machine Screw Company. A best shower was held last night for Miss Lew Vicker, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Tucker, Oberlin, honoring her forthcoming marriage to Charles Bailey, son of Mr. and Mrs. ACP Bailey, 197 East Avenue. The doubleing ceremony will take place at 2:30 p.m. Saturday, November 7, at the bride's home. Guests at the shower were from Lorain, Cleveland, Oberlin and Amneret. The bride elect read pastry favors at the table decorated with pink favors and pink and white streamers. Prizes went to Mrs. Herbert Tucker and Mrs. Earl Tucker. About 37 guests were served. History at American and European bells, including Big Ben and the Liberty Bell, were discussed by Miss John Heveck of Lake Avenue. Patriotic hymns were discussed by Mrs. Clarence Beasell. A later meeting is planned for 7 p.m. Friday, November 14, with Mrs. Harry Setend as hostess. A farewell party to Ye trap Susenoer age tae peor ea of Baheaded He will be tied.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fiona
Stanley Rehm
Canada
Rehm
Helen Young
Vis
OL. H. Young
East River Street
Catharine Rehm
BCA
West River Street
Flyvia High School
Mer. Rehm
TR Muontus
U. & Navy
Woo
Westerns Automatic Machine Screw Company
Lew
Vicker
Herbert Tucker
Oberlin
Charles Bailey
Acp. Bailey
Fast Avenue
Hiide
Arce Welston
Josephine Bailey
Bailey
Amodg
Big Ben
John Heveck
Lake Avenue
Kongs Davighters
Methodist Church
Sprake
Clarence Beasell
Dal Binr
Ager Peaver
Helen Osborn
Painn
Heaven
Charles Berry
Educeh
Mix
Harry Setend
Bayes
Hiram Copas
Chanles
Bea
Farne
Plorence
Terry
Mrs Winnaty
Therese Herald
Juliet
Robert Terrell
Terrell
Elyria High School
U. S. Army
American Legion
Western Automatic Machine and Screw Company
William O'Neal
John Mozola
Therese
Lerold
Michael Krupelak
Graham Craig
Ralph Terrell Gweste
Cleveland
Toledo
Lorain
Lakewood
Pittsburgh
Couple Weds at St Marys Parsonage Records Eastbound Trip Plans
Mrs Mariel Robinset of 304 Park Avenue and Harry Shives of 230 Gales Avenue Stonington were married by Fr Joseph Lehane at 9 30 AM in St Marys Parsonage. Attending were Miss Donne Graham and Fred Williams. A wedding breakfast followed. The couple will honeymoon in Rhode Island a week before returning. Mrs Shives is Elyria Womens Club president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mariel Robinset
Park Avenue
Harry Shives Sen
Kimner Shives
Stonington
Gales Avenue
Joseph Lehane
St. Mary's Parsonage
Donne Graham
Fred Williams
Shives
Rhode Island
Onther
JO Park Avenue
Elyria Womans Club
Hospital Mis Waters Fee wh Ge tame
Fragmentary OCR text includes scattered phrases and names making coherent summary difficult. The readable bits mention a hospital context and financial or fee related terms, with unclear relationships and many garbled words. No distinct events, dates, or identifiable organizations can be confirmed from the fragments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mis Waters
Local Personal Notices Include Births and Guests
The column lists births at Elyria Memorial Hospital including infants born to Jalowiec Knieder Zeck and Minnich, with addresses in Elyria North Ridgeville and Columbus. It notes guests at a home gathering with the Sinizerburg and Herroff Wesalem families, and mentions Fred Steele of Columbus who joined the ROO. T.C. band and his fraternity pledge.
Plan Card Party by Jefferson PTA at School
Jefferson Parent Teacher Association plans a card party on Tuesday October 21 at 7 45 p m at the school with table prizes and bingo plus refreshments Mrs Ro Benson and Mrs R Stearns are organizing with executive board help Avenue Club members met at Mrs Ruth Vegtal’s home for a devotional on How We Had Time business was transacted and luncheon served by the hostesses A November luncheon is planned at Leah Loge’s home 608 Park Avenue The First Congregational Church Neeetan Study Club heard a review of Connitted Uinta Us by Willis Lamotte with Miss A L presiding and Mrs Towns sending the devotionals A spiritual dinner was served to members and guests Officers and others attended from several households A missionary collection totaled 30 for the Oriental Mission Society Tenth prayer circle met at the home of Mrs Clara Underhill on West Avenue with hymns and a reading for Clara Javier The Center Child of St Andrews shared teas Tuesday at the Netter Padmon home 24 Sear aiert A dessert luncheon will be served and a work program planned for an all day sewing meeting
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson Parent-Teacher Associafier
Mas Ro Benson
R Stearns
Avenue Club
Ruth Vegtal
Grafton
Myble Strong
Priostesses
Vestal
Strang
Pauline Scott
Kise Hudson
Leah Loge
Parkavele
Jd. Wo van Dusen
Willis Lamotte
Jieetan
First Congregational
AL Fer
Richard Mackey
Robert Davies
A J. Robson
Edgar Gates
Cavaling Foley
Robert Bland
Tidia
Alps
Clara
Underhill
West Avenue
Garede
Clarcittt
Javier
Andries
Licenses for Several Individuals Listed on Local Ledger
A garbled license ledger shows names including Harry Lines Giese Abe Carpenter Mabel Rubiison and Detot date hints. The fragment references addresses such as 304 Darn and 87 Ober Hob watk wed Resella Hartley and Lag Stbuite 3A, with street mentions on Fifteenth Street Nach pow mad Detot tee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry
Giese Ay
Abe Carpenter
Mabel Rubiison
Resella Hartley
SU Barat
D A R Yearbooks Distributed At Opening Meeting
The Bisha Chapter Daughters of the American Revolution met yesterday at the home of Mrs. B D Adams on Lake Avenue. Attendees received yearbooks with silk covers marking the chapter’s anniversary. The meeting included readings, devotional Psalm, and reports on yearly programs and National Society aims praising liberty and patriotism. Members planned community chest contributions and noted plans for a November event hosted by Mrs. Bark Wurst with guest Carl Finegan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B.D. Adams
Lake Avenue
Bisha
Daughters of the American Revolution
Earl
Taylor
Carthy
Natonal Society
Elyria
Faintan
Myreorge Adams
Otic Buthdas
Ata
Eepug
Ornadsing
Charles Bo Lo- Ver
ARC Lecentive
Ithe
Mies Rex Heavy
Norwalk
Starve Coumano
National Defense
Ebony Ameri Way
Fife
Tel Wo Martin
Danwet
Lotus Howequen
Jesse Blanchard
Howett
Bo Cutie
Mies Bark Wurst
Blind Mother Is Helped By Kind Hearted Elyrian
A sightless Elyria mother, Mrs. Matrice Hyman, aided by Mrs. Meyers, overcomes illness to support her husband and home. After a near-fatal abdominal operation, she now irons, cleans, cooks, and visits neighbors, sending ice cream and cake for a birthday. She writes to her son overseas and organizes visits through Red Cross contacts to brighten others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
Matrice Hyman
Fith Street
Arethor Meyers
Cedar Street
Meyers
Porsch Lumber, and Company
Local Clubs and Societies Meeting Notices and Events
Calendar of club meetings and community events listing Mrs G EB Hall and Daughters of Scotia activities, Knights of Columbus Lake Ave vocational church, Mothers' club at 100 Fairlawn, Gamma Epsilon and Beta Sigma Phi chapters, Red Cross and YWCA notices, Rambler and Rainbas lodges, Assembly No 13, Victory Hall gatherings, and ladies’ dances or suppers at 258 Fairlawn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chait Culnare Enrie
ConnoValion League
G. EB
Ratetree
Daughters of Scotia
Knights of
Bopoo
Hare Aid Rorik
Stanford Avenue
Rauinhew
Flait Gamma Epsilon
Wess
Saghet
Siena Phi Moss
Helen Naughton
Rambler Ape Slariets
Je.ruth Trua
East Avenue
Apom Ywca Vyirectors Densert
Pou Kiugints of
Calumbus
Founess
Walt Pse Cangrelureen
Ehna Assembly
Order of
Victory Hall
Fairlawn
Plato-Prosak Rites Solemnized In Lorain Church
The wedding of Angela Prosak of Lorain and Frank M. Plato of 1529 Weal River Street Lorain was solemnized at the Church of the Nativity Lorain by Rev I d Dembawski with white gladioli pompons and chrysanthemums decorating the setting Sister M Anisia at the organ Miss Virginia Plato and Miss Josephine Kanal served as maid of honor and bridesmaid. Al Prosak attended the groom and Carl Snitczek ushered. About 200 guests attended the reception at St Stansilus hall Lorain. The bride is a Lorain High School and Lorain Business College graduate and works at the American Stove Company. The groom is a Navy veteran and Lorain High School alumnus employed by the Elyria Foundry Division.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Angela Prosak
Lorain
Frank M. Plato
Anton Plato
Weal River Street
Church of the Nativity
I. d. Dembawski
M. Anisia
Kenneth Sroka
George Prosak
West Twenty-first Street
Virginia Plato
Josephine Kanal
al Prosak
Carl Snitczek
Navy
St. Stansilus Hall
Liarain
American Legion
St Mary's Elyarch
Elyria Foundry Division
Girl Scout Troop Elects Officers at Ely School Meeting
Thoop Ng and Pawire Kirkpatrick were elected president and other officers for Ely School Girl Scouts Troop 29. Nancy Woringates became secretary, Nati Ate Dress treasurer, and Gail Sayers staplines chairman. Next meeting set for Thursday at the school. The Y Megs hosted about 18 couples for a hayride and social at ADA Snuth’s home with refreshments led by Mrs William Boyd. Next gathering planned for the YWCA Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thoop NG
So Pawire Kirkpatrick
Ely
Girl Scouts Actes
Mick
Nancy Woringates
Nati Ate Dress
Gail Sayers
Ada
Snuth
Gulf
Vaal
Detroit
Case
Abbe
Wiener
Finles
Gabin
Wiliam Boyd
YWCA
Clubs To Be Guests At Pioneer Department Meeting
A Pioneer department gathering with Fri-Ettes hostesses is planned for Friday at 2 p.m. in the YWCA building. The event will feature discussion and social activity led by organizers, inviting members and guests to participate in the matran chat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wome
Ehich
A& Os
Margaret Krupelak and James Terrell wed in double ring ceremony
Margaret Krupelak daughter of Mr and Mrs Michael Krupelak wed James H Terrell son of Mrs Ralph Terrell in a double ring ceremony at St Agnes Parish. Rev Lewis Poice officiated. Attendants wore pink and blue gowns, bouquets of gladioli and white roses. A reception for about 180 guests followed at the bride’s home. The couple will honeymoon in a green plaid suit gift trip. Both are Elyria High School grads with military service and work at Western Automatic Machine and Screw Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Krupelak
James Terrell
St. Agnes Parson
Clever O'Clock
Margaret Krupe
Michael Krupelak
West Res Street
James HK. Terrell
Ralph Terrell
Harwood Street
Lewis Poice
Tiffin Man Leaves Large Estate
Tiffin horse owner Frank S Callahan died last July leaving an estate of 444541 with inventory in Seneca county probate court. His estranged wife Elizabeth inherited half and a 3000 trust was set for his favorite racer Catherine Direct. Over 100000 was left to persons and institutions in Tiffin and Youngstown. Also noted is a Boston dental advance by Dr Gustav W Rapp showing topocaine local anesthetic for gum infiltration and rapid nerve suppression.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank S. Callahan
Tiffin
Senecal Zourdy
Callahan
Elizabeth
Cathe
Youngstown
Boston
Gustav W. Rapp
Loyala Scholar
Chicago
Rapp
American Dental Association
Lois Elizabeth Mockler Weds Thomas P Fay in Wakeman
Mr and Mrs Thomas Ste May of Wakeman Ohio announce the marriage of their daughter Lois Elizabeth Mockler to Thomas P Fay son of Mr and Mrs T F Fay also of Wakeman The wedding occurred in St Marys church Wakeman The bride is a machine screw company employee The groom attended Miami University and is employed as a sales analyst for J Mansville Corporation They reside at 18777 Evelid Avenue in land
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Ste May
Wakeman
Ohio
Lois Elizabeth Mockie
Thomas Paul Fay
T. F. Fay
St. Mary's Church
Wakema
Fay
Western Autor Machine Screw Company
Also Mentioned on This Page
Miss Hamilton
Charles W. Brown
P.H.C. Plans Party
Fuebard Allen Women's Rebel Corps
Austriary
Searon
Frida
F. Dyalt
Mary Garrett Con Levitt
Mary Garrett Con Levitt Cae Puedesy
Rankin
Anshimehaicrdt
Wally
Mary Mab Fer
Lydia Squires
Bertha Timmer
Sotie Marsh
Sith
Nitiate
Warner of Vie
Elyott
Ie Winters
Dorothy Shipley
Avon Rodach
Charta
Bhite
Alberta
Crea Vanderpot Laneh
Alun Conyhire
Aimee
Ruth Maen
Kenton
Ohta
Victor Magi
West Tiner
Psrpin
John Palagyt
Clevidand
Nand
Eta Seubes
Tony Nes Hey
Strouse Studio
Fifth St
Harvard
Ola State University
Heappa Alpha Fraternity
Pais
Olin State —Engineer Magazine
Steele
Avenue
Columbus
Airs
Thomas Montague Cat
Maple Street
Annother
Elyria Memorial
Fred Zeck
Aosan
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Princeton Avenue
Frank Minnich
Chestnut Ridge
Carl Haines
Vroute
Wellington
Linda Car‘vol
Ods Hospital
PT. A. News
Elyria Business College
Effa Brown
Toles
Chicago Sun-Times Syndicate
D.A.R
Elyrian
R. F. Redington
Redington
Standard Commission
Redington Bldg
Girl Scout News
Ois Mockler
Thomas P. Fay
Cae
Loria
THE
Murbac
Pio Low OU
MacKay
Freda MacKay
Fourth ST
Thonke
Robinson
Hygrade Dry Cleaners
Middle Avenue
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