Mrs Franz Gruen Organizes AWWS Day Nursery Fair
Mrs Franz Gruen of 10014 Washington avenue arranges a Bonet Fair for the AWWS Day Nursery to be held Sunday from noon to eight at 509 1/2 Washington avenue if weather permits. Proceeds support the nursery with gifts from merchants and volunteers aiding a community event featuring a moving picture games booth and a department store.
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Franz Gruen
Schoo
Mranz Gruen
Washington Avenue
AWS
Hlyida Woman's Club
Armerican Weimen
Garde
Wether
AWVA
Gruen
Eirria I
Genereu
Engaged Couple Carl Gehring Jr and Gladys Collins
Announcement of the engagement of Carl H. Gehring Jr a Navy doctor son of Mr and Mrs C Gehring of Severn street to Gladys Collins daughter of Mr Richard Collins of Fair...Achuselis. Wedding planned for June 1943. Gehring, a Fish High school graduate class of 39, football team member and former employee at Plaudler Co. Fiancee is a Fall River High School graduate pursuing secretary courses.
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Carl H. Gehring
Plaud' Ler Co
Fall River High School
L C B A Holds Card Party At Brigge Hall
The Ladies Catholic Benevolent Association hosted a card party at Brigge Hall with guests including Charles Danse Mrs Georgis Barilow and the deceased Helen. Hallowe'en scheme games and refreshments were part of the evening.
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Ladies’ Catholic Ben Association
Brigge
Edro Priz
Charles Danse
Georgis Barilow
Helen
Dice
Hallowe'n
Ean
Personal notices from a Bake event and table at Alpine Village
Attendees included Meek the tre of the Merry Chuyns Hlore, Marcella Jane, Loretta Daly, Tepe Splet, Ruth, Mesdaniel Hilpl Shook, Joe Lawns, Charles Salter, Mary Splet. Dinner followed at Alpine Village. Mrs By Mandeville’s daughter Barbara of San Die Cistantiia also present along with other locals. Fourthurs discussed defense measures while Earl Siean led business. members urged in petition values of foods and community concerns.
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Meek
Merry Chuyns
Hlore
Marcella Jane
Loretta Daly
Tepe Splet
Ruth
Mesdaniel Hilpl Shook
Joe Lawns
Charles Salter
Mary Splet
Hes Dapal
Alpine Village
Liter
By Mandeville
Welle Am
Mies
Gates
W. Tipies
Aviatan
Culture Club Guests At Business Site Tale
A fragment notes a culture club hosting guests at a business site with mentions of tales and love. The text is partial and unclear, but indicates social gathering elements and local scene activity without specific names or dates.
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Eourg Siarlés
Tales Meravgner
Eden Love 5
Chicken Winne das Healy Stine rant Fo oy
Fragmentary text mentions chicken winne das and Healy Stine in a rantsy context with unclear details about location or event, leaving multiple unreadable names. Readers are left with minimal factual anchors and no clear outcome or date to report.
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Healy
Undefined fragment from Friendship Club address processed
A jumbled OCR fragment describes a senior friendship club event at a YWCA meeting. It references Martha Lee presenting raid precautions and wardens emphasizing safety practices like shutting off gas and electricity, with notes about urban factory safety and neighborliness.
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YAWCA
Ah- Martha Lee
Community clubs hold Hallowe'en party and lectures
A notebook of club events lists a Hallowe'en party at 120 Edison taut and a meeting of Catholic Studs Club with Marian Webber. The Ninety Five Gib hosted women and planned yearlong study sessions, while Mrs. J C George presented a talk on famous American women and Nicholas John Spykane of Yale discussed international relations.
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Pablo Club
Mies
Margaret
Edwards
Tenth Street
Mom
Gailub
Fatella Ceushy
Avenue
Mensna
St. Dude
Catholic Studs Club News
Marian Webber
Winches Steed
Danes of Malta
Protectors
Huth Blakeslee
Edison Taut
Chil
Hallowe'en
Doreas
Willian Stakk
Willian Star Lantehean
Cushing
Nicholas John Spwkane
Yale
J. C. George
Ie Uife
Miss Ethel Hummer Weds Earl Spinks in Lorain Church
Miss Ethel Hummer married Earl Spinks in St Marys Church Lorain with a rain soaked ceremony. The bride wore a velvet gown with an orchid on her shoulder while attendants wore brown crepe and violet gowns and the gowning sister wore yellow rosebuds. A reception followed at the bride’s mother home in Amherst. Spinks is son of Mr and Mrs Leo Spinks of Marseilles Avenue and the dry cleaning business is noted.
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Howard Jackson
Mary Ellen Garford
Roosevelt
Afiss
Miriam Lawsont
Eighth’ Street
Ellow
Ethel Rosa
Avenue
Alberta Wrighton
Woodland Avenue
DrzeSswere
Vesterday Ak Ten Otra
Migs Kul Hummer
Dingehiter
At and Mes
Ulin Leonid Oof Amherst
Art Spinks
Biyria
St. Mary's Churen
Bev
Fe Asa
Karper
Mass
Telavide
Margaret Gormley
Pf Spinks
Phar
TrAsse
Lorain
Antherst
Spinks
Leo Spinks
Marseilles Avenue
Grace Lutheran Aid Society Plans Social and Service
Members met in the parish hall to sew for Red Cross and hear a report on recent conversions. President Dav Haag opened the meeting, Stanley Joviak and Mrs. iam McKee served refreshments for 24 attendees during the social hour. The group schedules a November 12 church service and notes the 35th anniversary, with Fred Shinkr and Walter Rui assisting.
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Grace Lutheran Aid Society
Dav Haag
Pittsburgh
Stanley Joviak
Irs
Iam McKee
Fred Shinkr
Walter Rui
Kire’s First Magic Attempt Sparks Golden Boost
In the grounds, Kire makes a fragile magic try that yields a surprising gold boost. Mduther, near the area, faces a foul claim amid the commotion, while spectators react to the missteps and the unexpected effect emerging from the spell.
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Kire
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Mabel Ithe
Anyue Vee
Carl Gehring Jr
Gladys Collins
Lydia
Piikham
Pinknim
L.C. B.A
James Bren Rue
Astigh
Kingston ‘Toad
Shaker Heights
Jage
H House
Cleve
Government 2S
Langl
Lakewood
C.h.merthe & Co
Krimmer
Nee Trem
Sme
Chicago
Culture Club
Mur
Ava
Elysium Soda Grill
Tupi
Svitit Hing
Ethel Hummer
Earl Spinks
Buster Brown
Boy Scout
Ostrov’s
Easion
Kirkman
Reese
Dywater
Asther
Pita Rireman
Wallpayre & Paint Co
Second Street
Shria
Ohlo
Kirkiman
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