Former County Teachers Wedded In Wooster
Jean Kritzel selects October 20 for her marriage to Richard Boylan as friends and family gather at a Wooster home. At a separate Wooster ceremony, Rebecca Pert Wooster and Ralph Moore of Cleveland wed in First Christian church with music by Rev. T Curtis. The Moore couple plan to live in Houghton, N. Y., as Moore joins the staff at Houghton College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jean Kritzel
Richard Boylan
Eas
K-Lo
Barbara Ann Daly
Miss Kriize
Richard Donald Bevian
Rebecca Pert Wooster
Rlph Moore
Cleveland
First Christian Church
Wooster
Mattege
Perkins
Wiste Bowers
Horer Green
Bliss F.mano Aitencer
Rey Moore
Tiage
Hev T. Mayer
First Methodist Church
Thomas Curtis
Exna
Moore
College of Wooster
North Ridgeville
Western Reserve University
Lorain County
Houghton, N
Mr. Moore
Houghton College
Urtley
St. Mary's Church
Mise Kritzel
George Kritzel
Loram
Briduereom-Eleet
J C. Boxan
Furnace Street
Emyria
Mise Keitzel
Shirley Tam
Ein
Takeword
Miss Mary Robson
Elyn
Boylan
T. V. Boylan
Andrew Hutchinson
Canasta
Mary Robson
Mary Miller
Charles E. Weber
Richard
Carol
Wellington
Waterfall Drive
Spitzer
Elyria
Weber
Ridge Tool Company
Paul S. Eager
Lorain County Savings and Trust Company
Earl H. Thompson
The
Savings Deposit Bank and Trust Company
School of Banking
University of Wisconsin, Madison
Wis
Nick Skourlis
Cleveland Road
Concord Avenue
Joanne Camp
la Grange
Florida
St. Petersburg
Miami
Mariyn Jean Dicken
Earlcourt
Mt. Lina
Hospital School of Nursing
Bdyle Miller
Hawthorne Street
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Cecil Bennett
Bennetts
Wailen Avenue
Amos Reed
Lai Grange
Donald Boesel
East Avenue
Frank Fowler
First Fall Meeting Held by Ki-Queens at Werman’s Club
The Ki-Queens opened their fall meeting at the Werman’s Club with President Mrs. O W Rothel in charge. Betty Newton of Ohio Furias Company spoke on Platter Arrangements for Company Meals, followed by a question period. Next meeting set for October 9. rummage sale planned for Sept 13 and 14.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ki-Queens
Werman’s Club
O. W. Rothel
WN. W King
Betty Newton
Ohio Furi Sas Company
Mustassus
Wening
Bruce Alexander
W. A .Hartman
A. Dust
Gamma Epsilon Chapter
Beta Sigma Fhi
Rober Denman
Uarry
Norman Kreeger
Jack Rosso
Denman
Shater
Cora Terrell
Marian Harpster
Anna Bailey
Kitchen
Charlotte Novak
Legion
Marilyn Hadaway
Hazel Robson
Lois Jones
Hare Robson
Carol Aldrich
Buckeye
Doris Atkins
Lillian Hurlbut
Anna Perron
Wig Cunceels
Sue Odly
Robert Kirkpatrick
Cleveland
W. Wright
Williamson
C. M. Ackerman
Bader
Foster
Legion Auxiliary Reports 1952 Dues and Activities
Last evening the American Legion Auxiliary met with all officers present led by President Ruth Hill. Reports from secretary and treasurer noted 50 paid memberships for 1952 and plans for a September 7 gathering in Cleveland before the September 20 Fall conference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion Auxiliary
Ruth Hill
Margaret Miller
Cleveland
Florence Sherman
Itasca McWilliams
Sarah
Hospital Discharges and Local Community Notices
Hospital discharge notices list Mrs Doyle Sultzher and baby at 221 Brandston Avenue, Mrs Lyle Crosby and baby at 345 Holt Road, Mrs James Ferrell and baby at 618 Middle Avenue, and Mrs George Monday and baby at LaGrange. Also promotion for Elyria white elephant sale on Sept 21 22 at Elyvia's Old Fairgrounds. Decades club dinner held at Saddle Inn with guests. next regular meeting Sept 25 at Mona Barnes 245 Howe Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doyle Sultzher i
Brandston Avenue
Lyle Crosby
Holt Road
James Ferrell
Middle Avenue
George Monday
LaGrange
Elyria
Elyvia
Decades Club
Saddle Inn
Mona Barnes
Howe Street
Licenses Granted in Wellington and Lorain Areas
A list of individuals including Clarence Swaney and Gen evieve Calkins with addresses in Wellington and Lorain, plus occupations such as truck driver, machine operator, steels worker, repairman, and others, appears to document license issuances. Names include Frederick Pallas and Kathryn Pitts, Jules Brown, Ruth Alice Motter, Earl Spaulding, Geraldine Terry, and Paul Sedar among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Swaney
H.D
Oberlin Road
Genevieve Calkins
West Broads
Kenneth Adams
Wellington
Alice Bishbaugh
Fourth Street
Frederick Pallas
Kathryn Pitts
Lake Avenue
Jules Brown
Jackson Hotel
Ruth Alice Motter
12Th Street
Earl Spaulding
Cascade Street
Geraldine Terry
Lodi
Paul Sedar
Lorain
Philomena Mercurio
Evening clubs and bowling plans listed for Local groups
Calendar items show Avenue club meeting Mrs. Robson at 8 30 pm and Air Force Mothers at 7 45 pm. Various church circles, study clubs, and social groups meet at homes or churches. Bowling for home women starts Monday at Stoney's Rainbow Lanes with a 12 36 start, organizer Mrs. Sibley encourages participation and Y W C A membership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avenue Club
George Robson
Grafton Toad
Air Force
Woman's Club
St. Paul's Evangelical and Reformed Church Circle No. 2
Wilson Moore
Stoney Ridge Road
St. Francis Mission Circle No
Claire Cullins
Furnace Street
Catholic Study Club No
Frank Kitchen
Indian Hollow Road
Churchmen’s Brotherhood of
St.Paul’s
First Congregational Church
First Baptist Women's Missionry Society
Washington Avenue
Townsend Club
Daughters of Scotland
County Council of
V.F.W
Dames of Malta
Stoney's Rainbow Lanes
Oberlin Road
W.C. A
Y. W
A. T. Sibley
Y. W_C_A
Meetings Marshall Chapter No 47 R A M Opens Season
The Marshall Chapter No 47 Royal Arch Masons convenes its first stated meeting of the season at 7:30 this evening. Members gather to discuss lodge business and upcoming activities in the season ahead.
Dirksen Questions Eisenhower as Republican Nominee
Senator Everett Dirksen expressed doubt that General Dwight D. Eisenhower is a Republican during a radio program, saying some speculate on his party loyalty while supporting Senator Robert Taft for the GOP nomination. The remark appeared in Chicago coverage with references to a local sale listing at 248 Broad, opposite the Post Office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Everett M
Dirksen
R. Hl
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Robert A. Taft
Eisenhower
Elyria Welcomes Connie Shop With New Women's Shoes
Elyria opens a new store Connie Shop at Broad street and Middle avenue on Thursday owner K E McDole announces. The stock features latest trends including closed pumps with slender heels, two tone vie, suede and patent combos, woven and lizard accents, and evening pumps with nylon mesh and moire silk. Prices aim to fit budgets with brands Marquise Originals Jacque lines Connies Connie Lo-Heelers and Paris Fashion. The McDoles plan to live in Elyria and invite shoppers to opening day and regular hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Connie
Broad Street
Middle Avenue
K E McDole
Oxford
McDole
Marquise Originals
Jacquelines
Connies
Connie Lo-Heelers
Paris Fashion
Springfield
Ohio
Sandra
Rotarians hear talk on ice cream origins and trends
Starry Eligworth of Ohio State University dairy department spoke to Elyria Rotarians at the YMCA luncheon. He traced ice cream from Europe to America via Mrs. Hamilton, noted the centennial of commercial manufacture, and cited first cones in 1903 St. Louis and Eskimo pies in 1921. He cited Ohio laws and described quality indicators for melted ice cream.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellsworth
Ohio
Also Mentioned on This Page
Albert Vietzen
Foster Avenue
St. Paul's Circle No
Ruth Palmer
Kenneth Vietzen
Park Hobii
R.’ Hi. Miller
Amherst
Carl Menz
Princeton Avenue
Ladies Auxiliary No
Keights of
St. John
Catherine Krugman
Hell
Cecelia Burrer
Alice Ryan
Gertrude Henry
Campiss- See-Kes
D. Donglas
Bertha Lehman
Ernestine Lehman
Norcross Hallmark
Hampton Mart
Burgayne Millcraft
Blue Goose
Rytex
Lake Ave
Robert Talk
California
I Navy
Dave Law
Tuk
Clayton Arndt
R. L. Harper
Jesse Dunfan
Paul Pope
Bernnard Gallagher
Pearl Wagoner
Hollis Whitmore
Richard Weber
Richard Me iXufton
Elyria Assembly
Order of Rainbow
Nancy Flaherty
Darlene Auher
Joanne Kuhl
Mary Jensen
Charity
Barbara lWeNert
Hope
Harriett Fobes
Faith
Entorcer
Toof Hall
Gasco Food Institute
Chronicle-Telegram
Ohio Fuel Gas Co
Ers
Kei
Ditle CO
Lexington
Daughters of America
P. Hall
Mary Bertsch
Lerain Nightingale Council
Elyria Council
Lucille Kubes
B Fanart
Dinter
Women of the Moose
Yolan Goudy
Roosevelt Avenue
Harriet Tremmes
Pearl Andres
Christine Derek
Ina Blaine
Velma Orr
Wilma Glah
Janet Neffenger
Juanita Wircenski
Winckles Street
Singing of America
Elizabeth Gibbs
Lillian Garfield
Merry Eight
Society Club
Sam Sauer
Patty
Bert
Women’s Missionary Society of
Gatliff
Elizabeth Street
United Presbyterian Church Club
Allyn
Himf Gibson
Helen Kostyo
Frank Provenza
Henry Nesters
Irondale Street
Nester
Miss Kostyo
Berlin Heights
Ridgeville
Paul Berta
Cleveland St
Pauline King
Bertha Pinyard
Barbara Werden
Barbara Wolfe
Gen. Eisenhower
Karl W. Flocher
Lorain County Bank
Set, Flowers
J.P Diederich
Center Ridge Road
Coor Vision
Broad St
Hardware & Music Store
MO Yang
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