Double Ring Ceremony Unites Bernice Boris and S T Stumphauzer
In a 9 30 AM ceremony at St Vincent de Paul Church Avon Bernice Anne Boris wed S Theodore Stumphauzer The couple’s family background is given with extensive wedding details including attire reception and plans to reside with the bride’s parents after a two week trip The groom is studying engineering at Fenn College and is a Avon High School graduate with Pi Sigma Tau Alpha membership
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Avon
St. Vincent de Paul
Bernice Anne Boris
S. Theodore Stumphauzer
Miss Boris
Michael Boris
North Ridge Road
Vincent
Stephen Stumphauzer, Jr
Long Road
Joseph P. Conlon
Clearview High School
Stumphauzer
St. Vincent de Paul Parish
Ridgeview Master Market
Avon High School
Fenn College
Cleveland
Pi Sigma Tau Alpha
Stephen Stumphauzer
5. C. Alien
Farmers Club hears Dorothy Fuldhem on price supports defense
About 75 to 80 people attended the October meeting of the Lorain County Farmers and Businessmen's Club division of the Elyma Chamber of Commerce at Holly Hall. Dorothy Fuldhem of Cleveland argued that farm price supports protect farmers and help guard against a low mood, noting an 11 percent drop in farmers' income and a 4 percent fall in their purchases. She also cited old age retirement and social security as additional bulwarks. The event was organized by members' wives with Mrs. Sterling Mills of Ridgeville as chair. Guest following the program enjoyed a social hour and refreshments.
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Lorain County Farmers and Businessmen's Club
Elyma Chamber of Commerce
Holly Hall
Dorothy Fuldhem
Cleveland
Sterling Mills
Ridgeville
Plastic dishes now common at home with new styling
Today plastic dining wares prove their charm with new colors textures and designs. Once seen as hospital fare they now sit proudly on home tables with sculpted rims and bold decorations. The shift matches fashion trends and offers affordable 11 piece sets alongside serving pieces. The piece redefines plastic tableware as stylish and versatile for everyday use.
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Olga Curtis
New York
Lorain Residents Named in License List
Edward Hein and Florence Terrell are licensed at 1241 West East Wold Road and 33911 Center Ridge Road respectively. Francisco Silva and Ana Guinones are licensed at 1610 East 33rd Street and 3303 Eagle Avenue, both in Lorain.
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Edward Hein
Misses Pattern 9108 Waist Cinching Line Advert
Ladies braced for a slim waist with pattern 9108 in crepe suit fabric and contrasting collar. Sizes 12 to 20 and 40 available. size 16 uses 3 1/2 yards of 39 inch fabric plus 1/2 yard of 35 inch contrast. Complete sew chart included. Send 35 cents plus 5 cents per pattern for first class mail to Marian Martin Chronicle Telegram pattern dept.
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Marian Martin
Chronicle Telegram
Pattern Dept
West 18Th St
New York
N. Y
Elyrian class leaders chosen as yearbook plans begin
BAS students name class officers for the senior and junior classes at Elyrian High School. Senior leaders include Bill Standen president and Bull Isenberg vice president with Nancy Schultz secretary and Kay Sandow treasurer. Juniors elect Bill Broadwell president Mike Moss vice president Lois Mendenhall secretary Colleen Moore treasurer. Honor study halls established this year aim to boost student work with minimal supervision. DECA Club fosters school spirit, polishes trophies, and sold Pioneer beanies to students.
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Bill Standen
Bull Isenberg
Nancy Schultz
Kay Sandow
Josephine Wilcox
Bill Broadwell
Mike Moss
Lois Mendenhall
Colleen Moore
DECA
EHS
Wellington First Methodist church notes and events
Sunday school pins were awarded for perfect attendance to many members including Nancy Hernek Danny Dickason James Els Judy Goff and others. The article also mentions upcoming events such as a Prince of Peace Declamation contest a toy party and a Kiwanis Club film on garbage disposal. Wellingtonians feature residents in Florida and local operation news plus officers announced for the Congregational church Women’s Fellowship.
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Methodist Church News
Wellington
First Methodist Church
Floyd Olsen
Nancy Hernek
Danny Dickason
James Els
Judy Goff
Charles Goff
Beverly Bassett
Sally Worcester
Jmmy Gosling
Kenneth Marley
Judy Marley
Marie Parsons
Carol Parsons
John Dickason
Jeanie Watters
Rosemary Richmond
Lois Jean Chambers
Mike Harris
Kay Unser
Deanna Farrar
Florence Parsons
Ehsers
Ohio Council of Churches
Mary Martha Circle
Weber
A. J. Weber
Kiwanis Club
Women’s group meeting set for November 4 at church
The group will meet in the church Fellowship room with Mrs Clyde Ray Mrs Walter Young and Mrs Dale Nell hosting The fall bank offering led by Mrs Frank Dost supports Africa Mrs E E Ware speaks on Our Church Related Colleges A tea follows and all members are urged to attend Personal notes include visits from the Lee Jackson family and Chicago hostess Mrs Clarence Robson staying with Mrs A B Jones with plans to return Friday.
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James Wilder
Florida
E. B. Turner
City Trailer Park
Sarasota
Fla
Charles Gadfield
Donald Newcomb
Crile Veterans’ Hospital
York Road
Parma
Charles Arlin Roberts
Camp Sheridan
Korea
Congregational Church Women’s Fellowship
Thomas Liggett
Alice Andrus
Russell Griggs
Edwin Myers
Sidney Hemenway
Clair Hill
Herbert Whitney
Belden Cowles
E. J. Massard
H. B. Wilson
I. E. Downey
Christian World Mission
George Green
Frank Dost
Mary Sprague
Herman L. Wight
Laurence Baker
Charles Travis
Robert Smith
Clyde Ray
Walter Young
Dale Nell
Africa
E. E. Ware
Lee Jackson
Benton Harbor
Mich
Clarence Robson
Chilcago
A. B. Jones
New Resort Shorts Mix Fashion and Scottish Flair
New fashion notes highlight Kile shorts blending high style with Scottish skirt accents. Some designs feature pleated skirts over the shorts, others skirted back or front. Latch issues are described with DIY fixes and plate repositioning for home repair. For responses, write to Mr. Cobb with a SASE.
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New York
Rennel Weight Loss Patent Ad from 1631 Hay Ave user
An advertisement from a resident at 1631 Hay Ave claims loss of 34 pounds using Rennel the home remedy. The user states drop from 459 to 125 pounds and ongoing use to maintain weight. Druggist stocks liquid Rennel with a free booklet offer and a money back refund promise. Costa only 1.40 dollars.
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Hay Ave
Ohio
Rennel
Costa
Deputy's Car Stolen After Vagrancy Arrest in Ventura
Ventura reporter Burt Secor, a deputy sheriff, said his car was stolen Monday after he briefly left it to arrest three men on vagrancy charges. The incident adds to a tense patrol day in the city, leaving investigators puzzled about the car’s disappearance.
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Chronicle-Telegram
Elyria
Ohio
Ventura
Calif
Burt Secor
California Uncovers Penny From 1949 Budget
Sacramento reports California regained a single penny from a $373,000 1949 budget item. The Public Works Board approved returning the unspent hospital construction penny to the state treasury, making the state at least one cent richer.
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Sacramento
Calif
California
State Public Works Board
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Rita Fritz
Rosemary Breznai
Miss Betzel
Carl Rink, Jr
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Lynn Garrett
Borts
Elyria Jewish Temple
Esther Bider
N. Berger
Morris Brown
Joe Fishman
Morris Spike
Magyar Ev
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15Th St
Lester Batsy Ross Spinat
Lester
Betsy Ross Spinet
Ladies’ Home Journal
Woman's Day
McCall's
Betsy Ross
Spinet
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Lake Rd
Sheffield Lake
Rte
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Hi-Life
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Queens
Annette Kellerman
Joan Johnston
Miss Kellerman
Cora M. Shepard
Barker St
Faith Ware
Herrick Ave. West
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Ray Krepps
Oberlin
Norwalk
Methodist Churches
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AL Wall
George Matthew Adams
American Legion
Phyllis Battelle
Hubbard Cobb
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