Formal Garden Setting For Miss Garnette Wilsons Wedding
Dorothy Funk and Mable Little attend to details as Garnette Wilson and Stanley G Flack wed in a Formal Garden setting at four o clock. The ceremony in Dr John Rankin's garden featured Rev Ralph W Neighbour and a string quartet. The bride wore organdie with a net halo and carried a colonial bouquet. reception followed with plans to motor south then reside in Lakewood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garnette Wilson
W. L. Wilson
Earl Court
Stanley G. Flack
G. F. Flack
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
John Rankin
Ralph W. Neighbour
First Baptist Church
Gladys McCullough
Mary Batdurf
Jack Roberts
Irving Shepherd
Evelyn Wilson
Chester Flack
Howard Barnett
Joseph Warren
Cleveland
Billy Wilson
Bridges
Lakewood
Elyria High School
Oberlin School
Commerce and Wooster College
Leeas Ana Northrup Company
Cleielaiin
Flack
Empire
University of Pen Vatua
Ity Dune University
Kappe Phi Tau
Miss Mary Farkas and George DeBracy Jr Wed in Sacred Heart
Nuptial Mass at Sacred Heart Church united Miss Mary Farkas and George DeBracy Jr with Rev. Fr. Zekany officiating. Bride wore lace trimmed white satin with Queen Anne collar. maid of honor Catherine Farkas wore peach satin. Reception at DeBracy home followed, then couple left for an Eastern motor trip. They will reside in Detroit where DeBracy is employed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Farkas
George DeBracy, Jr
Sacred Heart Church
Zekany
Joseph Farkas
West River Street
George DeBracy
West River Road
John Boyson
Gilbert Radachy
Catherine Farkas
Cleveland
Charles DeBracy
DeBracy
Mary Sue Preones
Joseph Gientkows
St. Mar
Sam Prowest
Avenue
Jacob G.kowski
Charles Court
Joseph Schaay
Airs
Dr. Guth
Marrage
Get
Mary Zita
Melrose Park
Jean de Maria
Mary DeMaria
Angela Pronest
Sue Merante
Mrs Goodwin Hosts Missionary Society Meeting
Mrs. T. D Goodwin of Adetert Avenue opened her home to nineteen members of the Women s Missionary Society of the Church of Christ and two guests. The program featured devotions by Mrs. Terry, talks on delinquency and housing, travel talks by Mrs. Foster and Miss Cope, and a forthcoming host by Mrs. Charles Huene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. D Goodwin
Adetert Avenue
Women’s Missionary Society of the
Church of Christ
Will Foster
H. R. Riddle
C. F. Neuwirth
Tiffin
Ohio
C. M. Terry
Bedford
E. F. Clark
Terry
J. D. Hand
U.S
Foster
Florida
Nomee Cope
Seattle
Washington
Hand
Eunice Browning
Ire Wissinger
C. McQueen
Charles Huene
Grafton Road
Surprise Birthday for Robert Davies at Davies Home
Mrs. Fred H. Davies hosted a surprise eighteenth birthday celebration for her son Robert Davies of 702 East Broad Street who enters Miami University this month. Guests included Lillian Davies from Cleveland, Bob Phelps, Jean Beavis, Don, Iris Jones, Barbara Aungst, Harold Horace Jr., Chuck Johnson, Vivian Resar, Paul Richards, and Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Davies of Cleveland attended as relatives. Music games and a buffet luncheon followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred H. Davies
Robert
East Broad Street
Miami University
Lillian Davies
Cleveland
Bob Phelps
Jean Beavis
Don
Iris Jones
Barbara Aungst
Harold Horace Jr
Chuck Johnson
Vivian Resar
Paul Richards
Raymond Davies
Davies
Eagles Enter Amateur Show Entries Due by 2 P.M. Sunday
Notice to all Eagles members or children to enter the amateur show at the picnic. Entrants must submit name and act by 2 P.M. Sunday at the Picnic Grounds.
Farewell Party For Rita Kirkbride At School
A farewell gathering was hosted by Jean Craine on Third Street for Rita Kirkbride who departs Tuesday to enter Notre Dame Academy in Cleveland. Prizes went to Ann Feron Pat Banville Margie Young and Gerry Ready. Refreshments followed with green and white decorations. The group presented Miss Kirkbride with handkerchiefs and best wishes for her new year at the Academy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jean Craine
Third Street
Rita Kirkbride
Notre Dame Academy
Cleveland
Ann Feron
Pat Banville
Margie Young
Gerry Ready
Miss Kirkbride
Academy
Licenses Granted for Lorain and Nearby Residents
The list shows licenses issued to pairs of residents across Lorain Elyria Oberlin Amherst and surrounding towns. Named individuals include Steve Enfrizsi Catherine Jurczynska George Houserman Rachel Peak Harry Houff Dorothy Harper James Johnson Josephine Mitchell Raymond Grills Doris Wangerien Robert Ross Ada Stanford Floyd Albrecht Verna Fess John Topoloff and Julia Poszwak.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steve J. Enfrizsi
Lorain
Staionary
Catherine Jurczynska
George H. Houserman
Elyria
Rachel Peak
Avon Village
Harry P. Houff
Dorothy Lee Harper
James Johnson
Chicago
Presser
Josephine Mitchell
12Th Street
Raymond E. Grills
Oberlin
Doris Wangerien
Robert Ross
Eaton
Farmer
Ada May Stanford
Columbus Street
Floyd Albrecht
Amherst
Verna Fess
John K. Topoloff
Julia J. Poszwak
Weekend Visitors and Sightings Span City and Nation
A long list of local families and friends travel and visit across states and nations. Kenosha visitors Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Higgins and Ruth stay with James and P. M. Higgins in Elyria. Mrs. Charles Crowell heads to Phoenix then Los Angeles with her husband. Several couples return from New York and Detroit for Labor Day and summer trips. A birth is noted for Eleanor Shapiro and Joseph Shearer’s son Donald Joseph in Canton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. S. Higgins
Ruth
Kenosha
Wisconsin
James Wilmot
Oxford Avenue
P. M. Higgins
East Broad Street
Charles Crowell
Wurstcourt
Phoenix
Arizona
LeRoy Crowell
Bertha Borie
Ned Crowell
Los Angeles
Crowell
Chicago
Illinois
Tiving Plain
New York City
Elyma Reckettes
Edward
Bell Avenue
Detroit
Michigan
Malterer
Zeeland
Walter C. Schulz
West Avenue
F. C. Schultz
Dinos
Canada
New England
Louis Hkerschner
Hazelton
Pennsylvania
Hazel Mower
Ada Wise
Neufercourt
Charles M Mew
Phoemiaville
Cecile Ecker
Chicago, Incs
Air
E. S. Trompson
Wooster Street
Lioyd Funk
Co‘s
Ohio
Robert
Earl Lautenschleger
Columbus
Lautenschleger
Blume Street
Walter C. Russell
New Brunswick
New Jersey
Jenne E. Russel
Elyria Home For
N. Curtis Hamlin
East River Street
Finger Lakes District
New York State
Boston
Cape Cod
Dorothy Bell
Brooklyn
Pris
Ela Lord
Overlin
Bell
Third Street
Oberlin College
Joseph
Shearer
Eleanor Shapiro
Louisvile
Mercy Hospital
Canton
Donald Joseph
Margaret Mozola
Anne Krupclak
Washington, DC
Marion Lindberg
Middle Avenue
Cleveland
Labor
Allen Day
Clyde
Charles Barnes
John Carmen
Herrick Avenue West
Comeingis
Jd. Ausman Frye
Meadville
Barnes
Ruth Shepard
Pye
F. M. Sponseller
Wm. Sponseller
Billy
H. QO. Pratt
Herrick Avenue East
C. L. Hill
Mildred Brenner
Marjory Shields
Miss Brenner
Miss Shields
Newcomerstown
Wedding unites Mary Pronesti and Joseph Gientkouski at St Marys
The morning ceremony at St Marys Church joined Mary Sue Pronesti and Joseph Gientkowski at nine oclock. Officiant Rev Joseph Schaay presided as family and friends gathered, with a reception at British Empire Hall for about 250 guests. The bride, a Elyria High School graduate, and the groom, a Rivoli theatre projectionist, plan to reside at 1826 West Avenue after a motor trip to Canada, Detroit, Chicago and Wisconsin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Om Saris
Jack Junior
Merz Me de
Mary Ann Perna
Albert Shaft
Berea
James
Gtentkowski
Fred Ross
Joseph Zita
Melrose Park
British Empire Hall
Canada
Detroit
Chicago
Wisconsin
West Avenue
Party Fellows Lodge A Bingo Party in Woodman Hall
A bingo party after the Royal Neighbors meeting at Woodman Hall awarded prizes for high scores to Mrs Pauline Kiein and Mrs Lizzie March while Mrs Myrtle Dilts received consolation. Special prize went to Mrs Anna Schanbacher. Drill Team rehearsed for an October Lorain rally as birthday committee led by Mrs Kate Prentice served refreshments. George Allen birthday surprise at Gulf Road featured bridge with Frank Rudolph winning high total and Mrs S J Birkbeck second and Mrs Don Myers third. A salad and dessert course followed with a group gift for Mr Allen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodman Hall
Pauline Kiein
Lizzie March
Myrtle Dilts
Anna Schanbacher
Lorain
Kate Prentice
George Allen
Gulf Road
Bridge
Frank Rudolph
S. J. Birkbeck
Don Myers
Allen
Eastern Star resumes meetings after summer recess at Masnanic Temple
The Order of Eastern Star held its first meeting after a summer break with tureen dinner at six o'clock in the dining room of the Masnanic Temple. Flessie Sibey and her committee oversaw arrangements and announced an Arenue club meeting for Friday September 9 at the Masonic Temple. Elyria Chapter plans the next regular meeting on September 16. Will J. Foster of the Church of Christ will preach Sunday morning on Seeing Life in the Whole, fresh from August vacation. Russell Dunford to direct the choir. morning worship at 10:35 and Bible school at 9:30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Order of Eastern Star
Flessie Sibey
Arenue Club
Masonic Temple
Elyria
Will J. Foster
Church of Christ
Foster
Russell Dunford
Althoough
Tanza Street
Charles Barnes
Green
Alfred E. Tennant
Mabel, Whipple
Samuel
St. Patrick's Catholic
William T. Moran
M. Fist Baptistohn H. Green
Bible School
Paul Wilkinson
First Congregational
Charles W Tecard
Hospital admissions and discharges list names and addresses
Admissions include Paul Schroeter 1008 East avenue John Wilbert 331 Fence street Carl Bacher 837 Lake avenue Mrs Herman Landau 754 West River street Albert Helming R D 1 Charlene Putman No 5 Frank Court James Trupp and Anthony Trupp 827 Bond Street Mrs William Waldecker 621 Chestnut street Mrs Charles Collins 529 Elm street Mrs Edward Kelly 14 Fairlawn avenue Banks Baird 126 Brace avenue Arthur Gegenheimer 203 West street Discharges list Charlene Putman No 5 Frank Court Bonnie Willis R D No 2 Mrs Norbert Derminer Detroit John Pastor Lorain Geraldine Gillis Vermilion Lucie Ignath R D No 2 Clarence Jr Stanley Barbara Jean Stuckey 618 Lodi street Nathan and Mary Berger 559 Lodi street Shirley Higham Ashland Betty Ann Thatcher 363 Oberlin road Mahlon McLaughlin Clark Adams Huntsberg Ohio
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Schroeter
East Avenue
John Wilbert
Furnace Street
Carl Bacher
Lake Avenue
Herman Landau
West River Street
Albert Helm-ing
R. D
Charlene Putman
Frankcourt
James Trupp
Anthony Trupp
Bond Street
William Waldecker
Chestnut Street
Charles Collins
Elm Street
Edward Kelly
Fairlawn Avenue
Banks Baird
Brace Avenue
Arthur Gegenheimer
West Street
Frank Court
Bonnie Willis
Norbert Derminer
Detroit
John Pastor
Lorain
Geraldine Gillis
Vermilion
Lucie Ignath
Clarence, Jr. Stanley
Barbara Jean Stuckey
Lodi Street
Nathan
Mary Berger
Shirley Higham
Ashland
Betty Ann Thatcher
Oberlin Road
Mahlon McLaughlin
Shelby and
Clark Adams
Huntsberg
Ohio
Calendar of Tuesday club and church events in town
Local society listings show a Tuesday calendar of events including Eagles Auxiliary dinner at six, St John’s activities, Rebekah Lodge with Mrs Anna Brenner, Knights of Columbus Hall meetings, Emanuel Lutheran missionary society, past presidents gathering with Mrs Neva Rankin, meetings on Gratton Road and East Bridge Street, and various social visits at homes and halls. Several groups such as Merry Mixups, Eight Belles, Woodman Hall, and United American Merchants gather, with church luncheons and lodge meetings noted among numerous named hosts and locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eagles
St. John's
Chui
Clara Buchulz
Rebekah Locil Club
Anna Brenner
Middle Avenue
L. CB. A
K. of C. Hall
Emanuel Lutheran Missionary Society
W. Orcl
Mra
Neva Rankin
East Bridge Street
Part O
Ralph Ham
Gratton Road
Colonial
YW McLeod
Kenney
S. Wn
West Avenue
Agnes Pyerett
Chirk Street
Anna Rowell
Vernihon-on-the-Lake
Mayme Gibbis
Clara Watt Uueor
Kr-Le
Ann Carlson
Jolly Light
Alte Steyana
Suevaner Joige Kotghis
Pyonevis i
Woodman Hall
Onier
United American Marbtign Sweet Astecas Desgion
Farmieh Lodge
Web OG
Fi Dacquery of
Scotia Miget
Merhatist oMiers
Meet For Tureen Patriotic Club Hosts Dinner and Bingo
Patriotic club members met with Mrs. Nina Hitsman at Stop 6 Lake Avenue with Mrs. Josephine Zacharias assisting. A tureen dinner was served at 12 30 and hostess prizes were won by Mrs. Jessie Contam and Mrs. Delia Lutz. Regular route business was conducted and bingo followed with prizes won by Mrs. Nina Rhodes and Mrs. Hattie Smith. Mrs. Lorena Handecky will entertain at her Broad Street home on October 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patriotic Club
Nina Hitsman
Lake Avenue
Josephine Zacharias
Jessie Contam
Delia Lutz
Nina Rhodes
Hattie Smith
Lorena Handecky
Broad Street
Meetings and social events at the Home for the Aged and nearby groups
The Auxiliary to the Home for the Aged postpones its regular meeting to Monday September 12 due to Labor Day. PLH C to play cards. A Business session last night set plans for a meeting in two weeks. A card party follows the September 16 meeting with arrangements chaired by Mrs. Delores Kistner and others. Women's Club will speak on work among her people. Young People's Democrat Club of Lorain County meets at the Antlers in Lorain at 7:30. Elizabeth Stevens Society plans a tureen dinner at 600 at the Methodist church then a business meeting. Members should bring tureen and table service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Viss
Grace McCullough
siz+ter
Everett Palmer
Garnette Wilson
Stanley Flack
MG. T. Club
Chester Flack
Philadelphia
Tor
Kriez
West Avenue
McCullough
Oberlin Road
Eames
Evelyn Wilson
Leonard Kreutzfeld
Don Tranae
Edward Kelly
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Kelly
Fairlawn Avenue
M. C. Reitsman
Butternut Ridge
Detroit
National Vegetable Growers Association
Howard Vinson
LaGrange
Charles Collins
Elm Street
Ray Ewers
Bob
J. J. Ewers
Michigan
Bob Stevenson
Pasadena Avenue
Columbus
Ohio
Scoutminster Wiles
Lorain
Home For the
Plh.c
Home Circle
Delores Kistner
Earl Kaylor
Clifford Read
Elizabeth Smith
Women's Club
Young People’s Democrat Club
Lorain County
Antlers
Elizabeth Stevens Society
Methodist Church
Grange Hall
Woman's Benefit Association
Myrtle Ludwig
Vermilion
Wellington
Harriette Whitney
Harry Otterbacher
Wellington Garden Club
Prospect Street
Mr. Ballard
Weyland
L. G. Bradstock
American Legion Auxiliary
Town Hall
Woman's Association of the Congregational Church
Foreign Mission
M. L. Carpenter
Hamlin Woman’s Relief Corps
Wellington Announces Jobs and School Schedule Changes
Superintendent A W Shields outlines steps to secure jobs after September 28 and details a new school addition. Applicants need a social security number, register with Ohio State Employment Service in Lorain, and visit Mr Helmes at 309 Departj Street for certification. School opens Wednesday with staggered days, hours 8:30 to 11:30 a.m. and 12:30 to 2:40 p.m. Three new courses planned: Senior Science, general business training for ninth graders, and a revamped industrial arts program for seventh to twelfth grades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wl Shieldz
Ohio Employment Service Bureau
Netessati
Wellington Businfice
Ohio State Employment Service
Broadway Lorain
Helmes
Lorain County
A. W Shields
Senor Science
Roy MacCurrick
Local notices mix with church events in Wellington area
Community announcements from Wellington include service times for Methodist Episcopal Trinity and other churches, a Church of Christ reading program, and a Doreas Society meeting. Birth reported for a daughter born Thursday in Herrick Avenue West, with local sports plans featuring Lorain Mohawks vs West End Gulfs at City Field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hubert Lance
Cleveland
Herrick Avenue West
Wellington
Temple Copter C. E. S. hosts covered dish supper and meeting
Local temple group schedules a 6 30 supper followed by business. Miss Margaret Rathwell to host a 2 30 tea for Yamlin Woman's Relief Corps at the R L Walden home. Lillywood Rebekah Lodge to conduct initiation Wednesday at the local hall. Women’s Democratic Club meets Friday at 8 p m in Grange Hall. Kiwanis Club meets Thursday at noon. Amy Isabel Hinckley and Elvis D Fife unite in marriage with a single ring ceremony at the Methodist Episcopal parsonage. Attendants include the couple’s parents. The bride wears a brown silk lace dress with green accessories. The newlyweds have gone to a farm northwest of Greenwich.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Temple Copter C. E. S
Margaret Rathwell
Yamlin Woman's Relief Corps
R. L. Walden
Lillywood Rebekah Lodge
Women's Democratic Club
Grange Hall
Kiwanis Club
Amy Isabel Hinckley
Greenwich
Isabel Goodacre
Church of Christ
Elvis D. Fife
Carl Fife
Lengo S. Green
Methodist Episcopal Parsonage
Gream
England touts stamps with Queen Elizabeth portraits
Campaign urges issuing postage stamps bearing the Queen and Princess Elizabeth. Also a local ad notes Hiberta Peaches for sale, ripe for canning in top quality. Cherry Knoll Farm ad lists owners Cook, Whiskeyville Corner at Route 58 and 59.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Elizabeth
Cherry Knoll Farm
C. 5
Cook, Whiskeyville Cor
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Posccrs
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Andooeh
Peren Ene_ StOckly
Dorothy Funk
Mable Little
Bride
Mrs. Goodwin
Robert Davies
Elyria Riding Club
E. H. Hansman
Minnie Tuttle
North Abbe Road
Indianapolis
Indiana
Myers
Joliet
Oliinois
James Mosley
Brooklyn Street
Niagara Falls
Labor Day
H. H. Nye
Washington Aretine
Wooster
Massachusetts
Portland Maine
Leslie Larkin
Richard
Parkview Court
Toledo
C. Squire
June
Perce Strangward
Gene Harpster
Ormilton
Rosemary Williams
Louise B
Squire
St. Mary's Church
Mary Pronesti
Joseph Gientkouski
Reverend Foster
Mamaemi
Motis
Merhi' St Bereau
Miss Murgarsyses
Wellington Farm Woman’s Club
Grace Bradley
Coral Shepard
Barker St
Ourtland
William Blauchard
Dorcas
Kate Venvon
Doreas Society
Church of Christ Pollow
Elmer Moware
Susie
Dencon
West End Gulfs
City Field
Lorain Mohawks
F. Whitney & Son
W. Broadst
Charles Shepard
Cora Shepard
Affison
Chatham
Clinton Griggs
Hher
St. Louisville
Norman Griggs
North Main Street
Ray Bartholomew
Kent
A. R. Palmer
Howard Rust
Elzabeth
Myron Bowe Aod
Paul Miller
Gabon
Slurion
Helen Beam
Irelaw
Alr
Hart Lerminger
Huntington
Wheeling
Erie
Myre Jeti
East Orange
John States
Herrick
Avenue Fuet
New Home
Keith
Anderns
Bere
Orving Olsen
Buthher Street
Ohi State Uiversity
Joanne Louise Artotl
Poesia Leake
Erie College For Women
Pramesville
Richard MacDermott
Earnest Ones
Margaret Schach
Phillips University
Enid
Okla Consucy Weser
Oberlin Business College
Ralph Gray
Adelbert Knapp
Marjory Young
Iry Hyde
Baldwin- Wallace College
LaVerne Swartz
Bowling Green University
Lucile Hinman
West 2Nd Street
Elyria Business College
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