White Lace Frocks Worn By Attendants Of Eleanor DePalma
In a double ring ceremony at St Mary’s Church Lorain, Eleanor Donna De Palma wed John Charles Tillman. The bride wore a Chantilly lace gown with seed pearl detailing. attendants in white Chantilly lace. Reception at Spring Valley CC with 200 guests. couple to Williamsburg for their honeymoon. reside Lorain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eleanor DePalma
Amherst
St. Mary’s Church
Lorain
Eleanor Donna DePalma
Daniel DePalma
John Charles Tillman
N. A. Tillman
Msgr
James J. Duffyhanfanmad
Menenane
Praavaimem
Voatuvny
Mary Kasinski
Bernadette Dougan
Richard de Palma
Norman Budka
Paul Vincent
Theodora Tillman
Dan DePalma
Mary Ellen Huber Weds David Glaser in Avon Lake Church
St Francis Xavier Mission circles sponsor a rally. Miss Mary Ellen Huber, daughter of Mr and Mrs Joseph Huber, married David F Glaser at St Joseph Church with Rev Fr Carl Werner officiating. Guests included Msgr James McIntyre and Mrs Ann Glaser. The ceremony featured lace and satin gowns, pink and white bouquets, and a bridal party with Nancy Kinzel Verdos and Bonnie Loulfices. The couple will live on West 17th Street in Lorain after a wedding trip to New York and Canada.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Francis Xavier Mission
Lorain Deanery
Avon Lake
St. Mary Church
Mary Ellen Huber
Joseph
M. Huber
Lake Rd
James McIntyre
Miss Huber
Cesan
Paul the Faith
A Glaser
Ann Glaser
la Mgsr
William L. Newton
Clara Westropp
Glaser
St. Joseph Church
Carl Werner
Noel Ig
T Sole
Henry Me
Paul Glaser
Hisi
Cowan
Salvist
Huber Jr
Bobbie Wharton
Canadian Legion Jural
Lorain
New Roses
York
Canada
Miss Bardon
Ann Verdos
Tanger
West 17Th St
Avon Lake High School
Taffeta
Nancy Kinzel
John R. ‘Roebling
Bonnie Loulfices
Gradu
Ceremony Unites Josephine Martin and Robert K Markel
A quiet morning ceremony at the First Methodist Church united Josephine Bailey Martin and Robert K Markel before close family. Dr Earl R Henderson officiated as guests noted details of gowns, corsages, and a postnuptial dinner at Wishbone in Oberlin followed by a Niagara Falls honeymoon. The bride, daughter of Arthur P Bailey and Mrs. Bailey, works as a stenographer at Electro Alloys. the groom, son of Otto B Markel and Mrs. Markel, is employed at Thew Shovel Co. Both are Elyria High School graduates active in local fraternal groups. They will reside at 232 Warren Ave after October 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josephine Bailey Martin
Robert K. Markel
First Methodist Church
Earl R. Henderson
Arthur P
Bailey
East Ave
Otto B. Markel
Middle Ave
Robert C. Haynes
Honr
Frederick Knepper
Wishbone
Oberlin
Niagara Falls
Elyriah High School
Electro-Alloys Division
Elyria Highl
King Solomon Lodge and Oddfellows Group
Thew Shovel
Elyria
Film program concludes with The Southern Cross screening
The presentation of the film The Southern Cross, a mission themed movie explaining various mission functions, will wrap up the program.
Reading List Reflections On Wouk And Other Notables
The author weighs how to pick leisure reads and cites Herman Wouk’s Marjorie Morningstar as a favorite for its decency and style. Other proposed titles include Me and Kit by Guthrie McClintic and Man or Mouse The Walt Disney Story by Paul Hollister, with notes on adventure and theater history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman Wouk
Marorie Morningstar
Sinclair
Owises
Hemingways
John Steinbecks
Marjorie Morningstar
Willie Keith
Keefer
Wouk
I & Guest
Kit
Guthrie McClintic
Walt Disney
Paul Hollister
Katharine Cornell
Hollister
Contai
Disney
Roosevelt PTA Plans Sale and Tea For September
Members of the Roosevelt Parent Teachers Association met at the president’s home to organize a paper sale on September 15 and a welcoming tea for Ely Villagers on September 21. The mothers will handle school registration on the first day, and the first PTA session is set for October 13.
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Roosevelt
Roosevelt Parent Teachers Association
John Smith
West 15Th
Ely
Sion
Rummage sale and family picnic planned by Merry Wives of 40
The Merry Wives of 40 met at Mrs. Frank Sperry’s Ridgeville home to discuss a September rummage sale with date and place to be announced. They also set a September 11 family picnic at Mastic Rd grounds in Metropolitan Park and arranged Mrs. William Whitman’s hosting at Pasadena Avenue for the next session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merry Wives of 40
Frank Sperry
Ridgeville
Mastic Rd
Metropolitan Park
William Whitman
Pasadena Ave
AMA Urges Clear Labeling on Aspirin and Salicylates
The American Medical Association calls for aspirin packages to include a warning keep out of the reach of children. The recommendation also covers all salicylate compounds per a report by the AMA Journal's toxicology committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
American Medical Association
Association
Committee On Toxicology
AMA
Former Elyrian Bride Weds in Chicago Church
Miss Julia Flood daughter of Mrs. John Lawson Elyria and Charles Zichterman son of William Zichterman Chicago were married Aug 27 at St Martin's Church Chicago Rev H A Tuite officiated in a floral altar setting. The couple planned residence at 717 West 60th Street Chicago after a Colorado Elyria wedding trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julia Flood
John Lawson
Elyria
Charles Zichterman
William Zichterman
West 60Th St
Chicago
St. Martin’s Church
Miss Flood
H. A. Tuite
Ann Frances
David P. Condon
Robert Hastens
Christine Panos
Shirley Hagaman
Bernice Riala
Pussel Ellegestone
Gail Wohlever
Arthur Peterson
Charles Wohlever
Bob Hastens
Allen Ruala
Joseph Kroggel
Just Between Us and a Garden of Hairdos and Hints
A fragment from a column recalls a Robson Road visit with Mary and Bob Emmons as they build a house and discusses hair permanents from a past era. Phyllis Battelle reflects on beauty trends, lunch with Ohio fairs scenes, and a parade of vintage hats, displaying humor and nostalgia for midcentury styling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robson Road
Mary
Bob
C-T
Emmons
INS
Phyllis Battelle
Phyllis
Charles Nestle
Milady
Local Licenses List With Multiple Names and Addresses
A condensed roster of license recipients and associates across Lorain and surrounding areas. Includes Paul Redmer a student in Columbus and Nina Lamoreaux in Ir. D. Elynn, plus several pairs such as Harley Vandevender and Geraldine Young and Mary Neuman tied to addresses in Vermilion on the Lake and Amherst.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Redmer
Columbus
Nina Lamoreaux
Russia Rd
D. Elynn
Wilson Tallman, Jr
Vermilion on-the-Lake
Mary Neuman
Roxboro Rd
Vermilion-on-the-Lake
Harley Vandevender
Furnace St
Geraldine Young
Lodi St
William Kelley
Middlesex City
Mass
Kathleen Ryan
Harris St
Amherst
Neil Yingling
Osborne Ave
Lorain
U.S. Air Force
Carolyn Stanislawski
East 34Th St
Gerald Staller
North Ridge Rd
Nancy Siebert
Broadway
Sylvester Vargas
East 30Th St
Antonio Velazquez
Donald Nash
R. D
Elyria
U. S. Air Force
Ruth Burgenheim
Grafton
Robert Michaux
St. Lorain
Ditchman
Marlene Rone
Insurance Firms Warn Against High Window Trend
Detroit based major insurer cautions that tall horizontal bedroom windows create fire hazards, halting new mortgage loans for homes with only high strip windows. Officials say each bedroom must have at least one window at normal height for safe egress. High windows favor furniture placement and privacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
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Spring Valley Country Club
Earl Schultz
San Bernadino
Calif
Hobbians Club
Lorain Credit Office
Tillman
John Carroll University
U. S. Army
Fort Eustice
Dresden
California
Mayco
Marseilles Avenue
St. Francis Missioners Plan
Mary Huber
David Glaser
Josephine Martin
Ith Beche
Inkum Bache
Erebe
Rusty Do. Feid
Aunt Lneieane
Hidegarden Dolson
Lucienne
Elyria High School
Moser Business College
The
Insurance Exchange
Ill
Calumet High School
Northwestern University of
Zichterman
J.P. Diederich Sonsfy
Center Ridge Road
Thelma Finlay
Nora Martin
Lorain County
Davy Crockett
Davy
Ft. Knox
Ohio Boys High School
Battelle
Toronto
File 13
Tobeless
Zenith “Royal
Ohio
Gibson Brothers
West College Street
Oberlin, O
Botameer Florist
Corner Park Place
Clark
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