June Barchard Weds Cpl Bernard O'Donnell at St Marys Church
June Barchard daughter of Mrs Fern Barchard and Morris Barchard married Cpl Bernard O'Donnell son of Mr and Mrs Alfred O'Donnell at St Marys Church in a High Nuptial Mass. Father Lehane officiated with organist Jack Huge and singer C F Parker. Guests offered a wedding breakfast at the Elks Marine Room then left for a brief honeymoon. Both graduates of Elyria High, Mrs O'Donnell secretary to D W Meyers, groom allied with his father in business before Army service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mary's Church
Mise Dune Barehard
Fern Barehard
Washington Avenue
Morris Barehard
Eastern Heights Boulevard
Cpl
Bernard O'Donnell
Alfred O'Donnell
Middle Avenue
Joseph Lehane
Jack Huge
C. F. Parker
Edward O'Donnel
Robert O'Donnell
Notre Dame
O'Donnell
D. W. Meyers
Victor Glasgo to Wed Saturday at Y M C A
Victor Glasgo physical director at the Y M C A will marry Miss Jeanette Schutzberg in Haskins Ohio on Saturday at 4 aylock. Schutzberg, a Bowling Green State University graduate and former Home Demonstrator in Wyandotte County, will be at home after October 1 at Brace and Lorain Boulevard. Glasgo’s parents are Mr and Mrs C C Glasgo of Loudonville Ohio and the bride’s parents are Mr and Mrs Paul Schulzberg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victor Glasgo
Jeff
Haskins
Ohio
Jeanette Schumberg
Schutzberg
Bowling Green University
Wyandotte County
Brace and Lorain Boulevard
Mr. Glasgo
Air
C. C. Glasgo
Loudonville
Paul Schulzberg
Personal notices of local residents and events
Mrs C L Terry returns home after two weeks visiting in Gary Indiana with son Leonard Terry and family and in Chicago with sister Mrs Martha Beaucock. Flight Officer Robert L Glover sails to San Angelo Texas for training. Mr and Mrs Albert Hopkins hold open house for son Robert A Hopkins on leave from Camp Bowie Texas. Newborns include Susan Rachel to Mr and Mrs Latow and a son to Mr and Mrs Donald King Stop 6 Lake Avenue Memorial Hospital. another son to Mr and Mrs Steve Gerush 98 Woodford Avenue. Community events include a troop dinner by Women's Benefit Association and a church class review of The Rube with Geraldine Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terry
Garvin Avenue
Gary
Indiana
Leonard Terry
Chicago
Lil
Martha Beaucock
Mussell Thorp
Lakewood
Lois K. Meyer
Washington Avenue
St. Charles
Missouri
Elyria High School
Lea Meyer
E. J. Howenstine
Parks Avenue
State Planned Parenthood Association
Toledo
Toledo Club
Hotel Statler
Robert L. Glover
William Richmond
West Avenue
Pine
San Angel
Texas
Air
Albert Hopkins
Uh Schaul Street
Robert A. Hopkins
Camp Bowie
John Latow
Seventh Street
Memorial Hospital
Susan Rachel
Louise Baker
Harrison Street
Detroit
Mich
Maurice Gardner
Cambridge Avenue
UN Scn
Donald King
Lake Avenue
Steve Gerush
Woodford Avenue
Women's Benefit Association
K. of P. Hall
C. B. Jones
Gizella Kessler
Cleveland
Iva Simmons
Bertha Olmsted
Stella Landers
Yolan Goudy
Jones
Agnes Erickson
Alice Garriss
Ohio Fuel and Gas Co
Calendar of Evening Events At Local Churches And Clubs
Tonight many groups host gatherings across town. Dereas class at Hirst Christian church begins at 6 p.m. Manx Club dance takes place in Elkshall. Home Circle marks birthdays from the past three months. Nochwest Encampment convenes at J. O. QO in Footal. Mesey Mantle hosts events at 308 Oxford Avenue near Cup Park. THO Ony Hie Sale at Magyar Re tained Church on Hiver Street starts Saturday morning.
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Dereas
Hirst Christian
Elkshall
Nochwest
Footal
Methodist Circle
Mesey
Oxford Avenue
G.om
Methodist Church
Magyar Retained
Hiver Street
A. Om
New Officers Installed By Pastor Leath at Congregational W A
The WE WOMAN'S ASSOCIATION of the First Congregational church installed officers for the new year led by Rev. William A. Leath. Officers include Mrs. Russell W. Johnson president and Mrs. Wilbur C. Clark first vice president. Committees announced and a 1944 45 budget adopted, with a social hour following.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WE Woman's Association of the
First Congregational Church
William A. Leath
Russell W. Johnson
Wilbur C. Clark
Lucy Houserman
Henry Ingersoll, Jr
Harry Howett
Edward €. Hare
W. F. Bell
Harry Hoover
H. B. Smith
Maxwell French
Frank A. Lawrence
Floyd Moore
Sunshine
Manhattan Lengel
BR. B. Jones
F. W. Malke
Tanuth
Beard
Charles M. Johnson
Rose Jehan
Costume Party by Grace Lutheran Aid Society
Grace Lutheran Aid Sewery held an old fashioned costume party in the parish hall with Colonial attire, red checked luncheon tables, antique dishes, and flowers. Thirty one places were set. prizes went to Mrs Neubiser and Mrs Henry Haze. Guest Mrs Wally Roe joined, and Mrs Harland Martin was welcomed as a new member. Next week includes an all day work meeting and a business session led by Mrs Block and Mrs Stegman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Lutheran Aid Sewery
Walter Bagnell Mra
L. T. Mosley
Mary Diederick
Dora Witt
R Waht
Jack Schaefer
Witham Watson
Wow. Walker
Henry Haag
Charles Winkler
Wihane Neubisery
Henry Haze
Benson
Switzerland
Neubiser
William Schmittgen
Walker
Service League names officers and post war youth programs
The Service League names new officers led by President Ward Young and includes plans for fund donations to the Center for the Sightless and support for Red Cross and Community Chest. The Elyria Girls Friendly Society resumes meetings with a Ride Your Hobby theme focusing on character building and post war living, with activities for Juniors and High School members. The Daughters of Scotland plan a rummage sale and to pack boxes for boys overseas, meeting October 19 at Odd Fellows Hall.
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EYWL
Young Women's League
YWCA
J. K. Belte
Center For the
Red Cross
Community Chest
St. Andrew's
Girls’ Friendly Society
Elyria
National
Organization For Girls
Glenn Ennes
Herold Parsons
Kay Patton
Patty McCormick
Ray Carter
Riverside
Cleveland Health Museum
Women’s Association Meeting At Pilgrim Church
Entertainers Mrs. Piagein W.A and Mrs. Rirwroe Wininger hosted the Pilgrim Women’s Association evening at 137 Faitlenhavetne with devotion by Mrs. Anna wel Fon and a closing Lord’s Prayer. Twelve members were served refreshments. next gathering set for October at Mrs. Fred Bauer’s Wincklet Street home with Mrs. Jessie Bauer assisting, followed by a rummage sale Saturday morning September 23 at Maytag Store.
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Ain Piigein
Rirwroe Wininger
Faitlenhavetne
Betty Cheiatian
Women's Association of Pilgrim Cheteh
Catholic Study Club No 1 Bt Josephs chapter meeting
Mrs Boylan from Ohio Street assisted by Mrs Robinson hosted the gathering. The new president Mrs Eugene St Marie led the business session. Members planned the year ahead and were served a dessert. Mrs Robinson will host on Second Street in October.
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Boylan
Bt. Joseph's
Also Mentioned on This Page
June Barchard
St. Mary’s Church
Ann Knipper
Ron Kipper
Hier
Cambridge Street
Chatter Doushu
Anita Hu Iett
Betty Mather
Emma Funody
Furnace Street
Mary Ahlurim
Betty Mills
Sgt. Montgomery
1St Cong'l. Church
Ernest H. Mills
Second Street
Betty
M. Eldon
Montgomery
Bt. M. Montgomery
Bedford
St. Mary's Altar
Dengate
Ninth Street
Rainbow
Hubbard Wilcox
Columbia
Drophet Trubey
Frank Shepherd
Biowess
Wilcox
Soldier Sons of
Geraldine Smith
Lloyd Loughis
Marry Frankfather
Edith Mae
Edith MacHal
Shoppe
Oia Brown
Congregational
W. A
Rev. Leath
St. John’s Ladies’ Aid
Autorium
Third Street
Sophie Ebrke
Mire Linydy Collar
Sophie Peters
Charles Schoenfeld
P.M. Sehroetes
Aid Society
Henes
Beomd St. Phang
Asscn IN
Chagm
big @ark
Ard
Colunial
Service League
Odd Fellows Hall
Cong's
Little Joe's Bee
Ledi Stress
Maytag
Elyria Monument Company
Abbmoer Designe
Abbmoor
Kripergh
Sann de Sylva
Calanere
CHARM
Evelyn Alden
Martha Manning
Jo Dee Junior
Jo Nette Junior
Eve
Arlington
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