Engagement Of Betty Spisak And Daniel Lovich Announced
MARY SCISAK of 216 Louisiana avenue announces the engagement of her daughter Betty to Daniel M Lovich son of Mr and Mrs Michael Lavich of 1653 Barthard atrect aptain. Miss Spisak is Elyria high school graduate class of 1944 and works for Duffy Construction. Lovich is Lorain high school alumnus class of 43B, Navy veteran, studying radio and television at DeForest Training School in Chicago. Both belong to St Peter and Paul Slovak Evangelical Lutheran church in Lorain. No wedding date set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Spisak
Daniel M. Lovich
Mary Scisak
Louisiana Avenue
Betty
Daniel M, Lovich
Michael Lavich
Barthard Atrect
Aptain
Elyria
Bird
Duffy Construction Corporaion Hare
Lovich
Lorain
U.S. Navy
Deforrest Training School
Chicago
St. Peter and Paul Slovak Evangelica Lartheran Church
Geraldine Terry and Earl Spaulding to wed
Mr and Mrs H M Terry of 629 Leodt street announce the engagement of their daughter Geraldine to Earl Spaulding son of Mr and Mrs Bruce Spaulding of 213 Blaine street Spaulding attended Elyria schools served in the Army two years in the South Pacific and now works for Baltimore and Ohio Railroad as a brakeman The wedding date has not been set and the item notes both families and early life details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. M. Terry
Leodt Street
Geraldine
Earl Spaulding
Bruce Spaulding
Blaine Street
Mis. Terry
Blyria High School
American Optical Company
Spaulding
Elyria
South Pacific
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Sweeney Furley wedding date set for October 3
Announcement by Mr and Mrs Bruce Bates confirms the engagement and upcoming marriage of Miss Thelma Furley of 641 East River Street to James Sweeney, son of Mrs Joseph Sweeney of 421 East River Street, with the ceremony planned for October 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bruce Bates
Mition
Bates
Thelma Furley
East River Street
James Sweeney
Joseph Sweeney
Misa Facley Way
Obertin High School
General Industries Company
Sweeney
Southwest Pacificheatre
National Tube Company
Lorain
Pilgrim Congregational Church Meeting Set for Wednesday
Circle 2 of the Pilgrim Congregational Church will meet Wednesday at 1 30 p.m. at the home of Mrs. Arthur Walker 1614 Gratton. A Child’s 5-piece bedroom set and a single bed with spring mattress are offered for sale at 1311 West Avenue Ady in good to like new condition.
Franklin PTA Executes Plans For Coming Year
The Franklin Parent-Teacher Association executive board met at the president’s home to review plans and programs. They propose evening meetings, with the unit meeting on the last Thursday of each month to set the agenda for the next month’s meeting. A Thursday September 25 gathering at 6:30 p.m. will be held in the PTA room of the school. The board lists officers and committee chairs including president Verle Bits, vice president Trene Frye, secretary Harold Olmstead, treasurer Ben Golecen, and others handling membership hospitality publicity and legislation. The full slate will be appointed later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canton Lorain No. 93
Ladins
I. QO. QO. F. Temple
Jerry Sandrock
Walter Sandrock
Department Association
Jessie Sandrock
Nellie Reynold
Ed Thompson
Chev
Pete Springer
Esther Gray
Newark
Ohio
Franklin
Franklin Parent-Teacher Association
Charles Wentz
Middle Avenue
PTA
Bits
Verle
Trene Frye
Wesley Walters
Harold Olmstead
Ben Golecen
Albert Bishop
Gertrude Martin
Ed Erb
Grude Maitix
Uhitford Johnston
Jnsephh Kee Pyneh
Robert Broacwtt
Udin Hoais Singhine
Tet
Local personals note visits and student moves
Mr and Mrs Herman Lovejoy of New York City visit the former's mother Mrs Frank Lovejoy at 448 West River Street. Open house at Lake Avenue Congregational Church social rooms Wednesday at 6 pm for greetings. Mr and Mrs Walter Scott of Hollywood visit the Scotts' parents on Louisiana Avenue. Dr Scott just attended the American College of Surgeons convention in New York City. The Scotts plan to go to Washington and Chicago before returning to Hollywood. Bill Tattersall leaves for Ann Arbor to begin his junior year at the University of Michigan. Mrs Thomas Benoit and family welcome a daughter born at North West Texas Hospital in Amarillo. Miss Doris Gough leaves Bowling Green to complete her senior year in home economics. Curtis Atkinson and family announce a son born at Elyria Memorial Hospital. Jane Brydon leaves for Bowling Green State University as a freshman. Several students head to college campuses as new terms begin. Circle No. 11 of First Methodist met with plans for October district meeting in Norwalk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman Lovejoy
New York City
Frank Lovejoy
West River Street
Lake Avenue Congregational Church
Walter Scott
Hollywood
Cal
Scott
Louisiana Avenue
Scott Hax Jum
American College of Surgeons
Washington
Chicago
Holly Wool
Bill Tattersall
Hamiton Avenue
Ann Arbor
Michigan
University of Michigan
Annn Arbor
Thomas BE
Benoit
Cactus Ordnance Works
Duras
Tex
North West Texas Hospital
Amarito
Gladys &. Detwiler
M. B. Johnson School of Nursing
H. Crosby
Patterson
New Jersey
Carl T. Geist
Geist
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
Robert Adams
Redondo i Beach
California
Jack Smith
Fairlawn Avenue
Bowling Green State University
Carol Behroeder
C. A. Schroeder
Wear Avenue
Bhe Wise
Liicense
Alpha Pai Sorority
Mra
Letterfield
Adelbert Street
Cincinnati
Gloria
University of Cincinnati
Doris Gough
Cambridge Court
College of Education
Mer
Harley Gibbs, Jr
Thelma Spitzer
Cleveland Road
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Cheryl Ann
Pat Phillips
West Avenue
Oxford
Ohio
College of Fine Arts
Miami University
Harry Andrews
Princeton Avenue
Laundon Street
Olne Wesleyan University
Don Fobes
Park Avenue
Athens
Ohio University
Perry Brandt
D. J. Oberlin
Curtis Atkinson
Doc
John Pleska
Cleveland Street
Ely Tia Memorial Hospital
Jane Brydon
Berkley Drive
Greydon Binning
Coshocten
Mira
W. L. Bodine
Garvin Avenue
Gob Knart
Jackson Hotel
Chiahe Bacan
Mall ‘Hallow Hall
Hospital Discharges Notable Names and Addresses
Fragmentary OCR record lists hospital discharges including Mors Ferankson Sperry and Math Hage, with Mrs Riveard Saragh, a boty boy, and a long string of misread street and name fragments. Mentions Leonad Rowe and Brace street, 746 Elive, and Firstodisplay of Winter Hats at Weer Millay na Woes Secotd St Addy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mors Ferankson Sperry
Bepin
Weer Millay
Secotd St
Addy
Ashland Couple Weds in Lexington Chapel Ceremony
Mary Powers Wilson of Ashland Kentucky married Thomas S Dyke son of R H Dyke of 319 Ninth Street The bride a Ohio Wesleyan University graduate and the groom a Wittenberg College graduate later joined American Rolling Mills Ashland branch After three years in the Army two overseas he returned to work The wedding occurred at noon August 29 in the Christian church chapel in Lexington Both now reside in Ashland Kentucky.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Powers Wilson
B.S. Wilson
Ashland
Thomas &. Dyke
R. H. Dyke
319
Ninth Street
Misa Wilson
Ohio Wesleyan University
Wittensberg College
American Rolling Mills
Kentucky
of the Christian Church of
Lexington
Youngstown Engagement to Elyman Planned for September 26
Announcement from Mr and Mrs Lae low F Frederick of Youngstown states their daughter Anne La Rue Frederick will wed Donald Dempsey Pond, foster son of Mr and Mrs H W Pond, on September 26 at First Christian Church. Pond attended Bishop Ridley College and Ohio Northern University, served in the R G A F and U S A A F in Europe, and works for the Praudler Company. Nellie Petruzzi led W F W Post 1079 Ladies Auxiliary meeting reporting the 48th National Encampment in Cleveland. a birthday tureen supper is set for September 2 at 6 90 with Ethel Harris winning a prize. next meeting October 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Youngsown
Nellie Petruzzi
W.F.W. Post
Velva Mihalis
Cleveland
Ethel Harris
Mary Moir
Rose Woolley
Night meetings listed by Elyria groups and churches
Calendar item details numerous Elyria groups hosting 7:30 to 8 p.m. meetings at churches and lodges. Highlights include Elyria Republican Women at Woman's Club 8 p.m., Wake Avenue Congregational Church service 7:30 p.m., St Pauls Mary Martha gathering, Circle 17 at Mrs Cobb’s home, and Knights of Pythias and American Legion events with multiple hosts and addresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
St. Francia Naveler
R. W. Cobb
Schadden Road
Frank S. Harmon
Elyria Lodge
J. D
Ely
Pearl Taylor
LaPorte
Chevalier Lodge Knights of Pythias
American Legion
United Presbyterian Church
Ann Mover
Leovisiana
Elyria Civic Forum 1947 48 Season Tickets Sale
Licenses listed for Bruno Volk Mary Schmitz James McWilliams and Gerwude Metcalfe. Sitting Circle Dots meet at Mrs Alice Kaylor home for afternoon gathering. Elyria Civic Forum announces season tickets on sale this week through four outlets offering four programs for five dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bruno Volk
Winckles Street
Moulder J and
Mary Schmitz
Fifth Street
James McWilliams
Harrison Street
Civil Servicer
Ger Wude Metcalfe
Harrison
Alice Clarke
Alice Kaylor
Foster Avenue
Elyria Civic Forum
Central Book
Hess & Hess
Human Relations Institute Planned By Several Groups
Representatives from seven social service agencies met with business and professional clubs and the YWCA to discuss plans for a Human Relations Institute. Agencies may send two representatives to join the steering committee meeting on Monday October 6 at TAC in the YWCA. Dorothy Crones oversaw the session. The report will go back to each organization. There was strong turnout for a St Jude’s hall meeting with Mar-Jude dubs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roman
Dorothy Crones
Y.W.C.A. Board
Henrietta Club and Association Meetings and Socials
The Henrietta Farm Women's club schedules its September meeting for September 18 at Mrs Alfred Schoits home with Mrs Harold Emimetich co host. Luncheon at noon followed by business and officer elections. Guests provide sandwiches and cookies. The Parents-Teachers Association held its first meeting at the school with attendance. Officers and committees reported. A 4 Hy sewing club style show and Hallo we en party plans were set. A paper drive is planned for the first week of October. Guest speaker Schuller Ely spoke as cookies and a 4 H cooking club served refreshments. Entertains Club hosted by Mr and Mrs Harold Bauman with first honors to Mr and Mrs Paul Meyer and consoled to Mr and Mrs Wells Gould. Other guests attended and refreshments provided by the hosts. Doctor’s prescriptions filled at G Mills pharmacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henrietta
Farm Women's
Ube
Alfred Schoit
Harold Emimetich
V U. A
Thomas Lawenza
M. G. Johnson
Walter Kothe
Schuller Ely
Harold Bauman
Bridge Club
Paul Meyer
Wells Gould
And
Mes
Ernest Lamvermyer
Clifton McDowell
Harry Meyer
Mrr
Gould
Charles Dodd
R. BE. Lamvermyer
West Lamvermyer
Spencer
Barriet G. Mills
Sunday Socials Tie Belden And ElyriaGuests
Weekend gatherings at several homes feature extended family visits. Names include Geise, Higgins, Sanders, Helzhauer, Keightley, Coates, and Cheverton among others with travel from California to Kansas noted. Farm Bureau meet discussed year plan with two members present. A large dinner brings together Dragus, Harris, Andrews, Binge, and Coates families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nancy
William Geise
Belden
Ellis Higgins
Elystin
R. H. Keightley
Orlo Higgins
Fred Helzhauer
Clayton
Penfield
Richard Sanders
Max Codles
Gary
Cuyhoga Falls
Hisjs
Harold Coates
Albert Cheverton
California
Earl Kendeigh
Cheverton
Kansas
Gis Dragus
Kipion
Vern Andrews
Vern Jr
Mir
Eriont Bingeeti
Naren van Coates
Indig
Local Names List Ends in Westlake and Henrietta
A fragmentary item lists individuals including Ricky and My from Westlake and Mia, GC, along with Frank Currier and Tony Tormmy of Henrietta, Gertrudgy, Walton of Wellington and Jamed Currier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ricky
Westlake
Mia
Frank Currier
Tony Tormmy
Henrietta
Gertrudgy
Walton
Wellington
Jamed Currier
La Grange Rawson Riggs Wedding in Lexington Kentucky
Announcements report the marriage of Miss Mabel Riggs of Wellington to Keith Rawson on July 4 in Lexington Kentucky. The couple lived in Wellington after a week in Indianapolis and a honeymoon to Niagara Falls. The wedding followed the sister Carol Riggs' August 24 ceremony and the couple resided in Tripp apartments on Herrick Avenue East.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
la Grange
Rawson-Riggs
Mabel Riggs
Stanley Riggs
Wellington
Keith Rawson
Andrew Rawson
Lexington
Rawson
Indianapolis
Ind
Fiamly
Niagra Falls
N.Y
Droam
Carol
Tripp
Herrick Avenue
East
Rook
Spencer
400 Club
Meatilling
Elizabeth Marshall
Pittsburgh
Harry Grabenstetter
Clyde Nugent
GM 2
Green Cove Springs
Flo
Wilinra W Nigent
B. J. Wilcox
Mrs. Nugent
Amherst
Also Mentioned on This Page
Miss Spisak
Geraldine Terry
Humphrey
Maryanne Humphrey
Jo Anie O'Donnell
Spring Valley Country Club
Natatle Boy+ law
Frank ¥. Humphrey
E. J. Smith
Margaret Nugent
James H. Nugent
Lakewood
First Methodist Church
Gladys Molle
Wesleyan Service’ Guild
H. J. Cordrey
Woman's Society of Christ In Service
Pilgrim Fellowship
First Congregational Church
Pat Mart Ted
Jean McDivit
Walter Roshaven
Anne Dutch
Pat Hart
Hiram
Mary Louise Parsch
Indianola
Violet Opra
Betty Mackintosh
Nancy Williams
John Steele
Defiance
Mary Louisa Parsch
Bill Holt
Sweeney-Furley
Hubbard Wilcox
Charles Snoble
Jews
Parent-Teacher Association News
Corporation Record Books
A. Meyers
Broad Street
Lincoln Theater
the Store of Friendly Service
Circle No. 11
Frances Bradley
Baetzcourt
Russell Peterson
Wand Fle
Wisan
Peterson
Norewalk
Maurney
Shirles Watson
Exide
Warsy Baker
Merms
Kenneth Wallets
Beryeeil White
Iffa Brown
Col and
Shepe
Metarial
Chicago Times
Mary Wilson
Thomas S. Dyke
Youngstown
Elyman
Jack
DR. Denton
Mae
Dimits
Dr. Denton’s
Broad St
Human Relations Institute
Mar-Jude
St. Jude’s Hall
Heinz Baby Foods
Maney
Lucky
the Fashion
Martha Manning
Paulette
Jersey
Peacock
Merthe
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