Margaret Herman to Exchange Vows With Kenneth Harvey
Local society notes report Miss Margaret Herman and Kenneth Harvey will marry in a double ring ceremony at St Agnes Church. The couple plans a wedding in Oberlin followed by a honeymoon trip through Ohio. The bride is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Michael Herman and the groom is the son of Mr and Mrs Leonard Row. The ceremony features a white nylon gown and floral background. Elbert Dachtler to play wedding music. The couple will reside in Oberlin after their marriage.
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St. Agnes Church
Margaret FP. Herman
Kenneth Harvey
Len Brissel
Michael Herman
AOR
Bond Street
Leonard Row
West
River Street
Oberlin
Ohio
Elyria’ High School
Elyria High School
Railway
Sabra Armstrong Reports to Teachers On NEA Meeting
Sabra Armstrong, Elyria association delegate, spoke at the opening Elyria Education Association meeting in the high school cafeteria about the NEA meeting in Cincinnati in July. She recalled the 1858 Cincinnati convention led by Horace Mann and noted 2,250 delegates from 48 states and territories attended 89 years later. She urged teachers to unite as a professional group to oppose war and ignorance and to support local, state, and national organizations. The meeting also announced officers, October 2 as the teachers party date at Camp Iss-See-Kies, and noted Armstrong’s return to Elyria for the gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria Education Association
N. EB. A
Cincinnati
Sabra Armstrong
Elyria Association
T Hat
Horace Mann
Hawai
Porto Rico
Philippines
Canada
Miss
Armatrang
America
Adnia Jones
Agnes Fay Pouring
Josephine Wilcox
EEA
Clifford Peirey
E. Baldour
Anna Cathrine Hess
Camp Iss-See-Kies
Personal notices from Elyria area travelers and events
Mr and Mrs Reidar Vigen arrived in Elyria from New York after over three months in Oslo. They stay with Mrs Vigen’s brother and sister in law, R. Dale Trescott. Walter Johnson and Mrs Johnson left for Pensacola after two weeks with Harry Garford’s family. Miss Joan Garford wed Carl Shephard last Sunday in Elyria. Other notices mention Mrs Glyde Chapman visiting relatives in Canada, Homer Crissinger and Chapman family in California, Walter Hinkel’s study in France and Scotland, Miss Shirley Norman planning a Chicago stop en route to Rochester, Minnesota, six Elyria men starting sophomore year at John Carroll University, Joseph M. Grace transferring to Western Reserve University, Eleazar Szabo visiting family in Elyria, A. D. Strouse holidaying with Olmstead cousins, Jack Weber beginning sophomore year at Western Reserve University, Mrs Robert Crawford’s return from Detroit after surgery, Joyce Gallagher recovering in Elyria Memorial, Mary Ruth Acker and Ruth Irion trip to Fairmont and D.C., Grace Lutheran Ladies Aid met with quilting and stories, plans for future meetings.
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Reidar Vigen
Phyl- He Dugkell
Elytin
New York
Oslo
Norway
Johnson
Harry Garford
Columbua Street
Camel
Elyria
Joan Garford
Carl Shephard
Glyde Chapman
Blair Cook
East Avenue
Three Rivers
Canada
Columbus Street
Chicago
Rochester
Minnesota
John Carroll University
Cleveland
Gene St. Marie
Bob O'Donnell
Hobamble
Jim Bornine
Phil Easley
Eddie Robinson
Joseph M. Grace
LaGrange Road
Miami University
Oxford
Cleveland College
Western Reserve University
Huron Road Hospital
East Cleveland
Eleas
Nor Szabo
James E. Szabo
Bathstreet
A. D. Strouse
Findlay
Harold Olmstead
Strouse
Olmstead
John A
Jack) Weber
Ed Weber
Third Street
Robert Crawford
Edison Court
Detvoi
Art Centre Hospital
Joyce Gallagher
Fur- Nace Street
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Mary Ruth Acker
Ruth Irion
Fairmont
West Virginia
Washington, D.C
Notice of licenses and applicants for local trades
Licenses requested by several individuals are listed with ages and towns including Avon and Lerain. Names include Charles Praga, Doria Dunen, Grace Thompson, Aeiorst Lee He Dusyes, Margaret Faylor, Hvery Wills, and Lava Hoge Mljotthts Munannge. Action concerns sale of pints and fond dresses with times stated as 10:00 a.m. on a Saturday in May.
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Charles Praga
Avon, Gardner
Cot Doxtyhuine Sattusanit
Avan
Doria Dunen
Lornungtayt
Ftir
Grace Thompson
R. Vy
Lee
Elyria civic groups approve PTA council join
Last night at St Mary s church hall Elyria P T A members voted to join the Elyria P T A Council this year. Monsignor Newton urged cooperation between parents and schools. Father Deltz opened the meeting, officers and committees were announced, and adoration times were set for the first Friday monthly. Other notices included a district convention in Akron on October 16 and preparations for a December bazaar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria Council
St. Mary's P.T.A
Church Hall
Elyria P.T A. Council
Rmsgr
Newton
F.C. Deltz
Harrison Peters
Klemvers
Willard Ryan
William Cook
Mra Te J. Kolopus
Author To Speak At Democratic Women's Dinner
Catherine R. Dobbs of Barberton author of Freedom's Will will speak at the Democratic Women's Club of Elyria silver anniversary dinner on Thursday October 2 at 6 p.m. at Elytia Woman's Club. Soloist Margery Young featured. Ticket committee listed. Club notes 25 years of activity.
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Catherine R. Dobbs
Barberton
Democratic Women’s Club of
Elyria
Elytia Woman's Club
Fourth’ Street
W. G. Worcester
al Bauer
I. J. Francis
Madeline Gamble
C. J. Geisel
Mre
William Jlenne
Robert Culling
Frank J. Keyes
A. Periva
FR. B Struthers
W. C. iWalters
William D. Cairns
Ted E. Seward
Introducia Club
Rummage Sale at 125 Homer Street this weekend
Community rummage sale set for Thursday Friday and Saturday at 125 Homer Street. Proceeds support local programs. Items include clothing furniture and household goods.
PTA And Church Groups Host Fall Meetings And Rummage Sale
The Franklin Parent-Teacher Association welcomed Mrs. Charles Frye and the executive board at a recent meeting. Mrs. Wesley Walters led the evening’s program with student-by-student room introductions, followed by sing along and a cake walk. An October 2 regular unit meeting is planned with a housewarming and demonstration for families. Gates School PTA announced an Open House for 7:30 p m on Wednesday October 1, plus a bazaar set for Friday November 21 from 7 to 9 p m. Circle No 5 of the First Methodist Church met at Mrs. Esther Haueisen’s home for devotions and missions talks. members will attend the Norwalk District W S C S meeting on October 14 at the Norwalk Methodist church. Elyria W S C S president H L Cardrey reviewed recent church improvements and a travel report to California and Mexico. Circle meetings continue with October 23 set at Miss Elizabeth Cawrse’s home. Classified ads note girl’s clothing size 5 to 6, Park Ave sale, and rummage items including coats, dresses, sweaters, and men’s suits at 43 Lodi St.
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Ohio
Mayflower Hotel
Akron
Membes
Mary A. Chandler
Daughters of Union Veterans
Woman's Club
Elyria
Mys. De¢Ame Duffy
Zanesville
Norah Abbe
Bn Fourth Street
Wilson
Florencs ‘Terry
White Shrine of Jerusalem
Odd Fellows Hall
Selah Strong
Cleveland
Laurienood
Virginia Jenkins
Lillian Maiden
Ohio’ State Association of White Shrine
Columbus
Elvria Group
Minnie Robinson
Ways and Means
Cambridge Street
Ann Neck
Charles Frye
Franklin
Parent-Teacher Association
Olive Cheney
McKinley McKinley
GATES
Gates School Parent-Teachers Association
George Friddy
Haueisen
Circle No. 5
First Methodist Church
Esther Haueisen
Park Avenue
Firs
Todd Meeker
B. Whitehead
Sarah Yoder
Circle
Norwalk
W. S.C
Methodist Church
H. L. Cardrey
Elyria W. S.C. 5
B. I. Ohlemacher
California
Mexico
Elzabeth Cawrse
Stanford Avenue
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Margaret Herman
Joseph Rudyicki
Elytia
Irene Darrow
Yhursday
Darlene Higging
Chestnut Street
June Roalich
Ostess
Miss Dorran
Violet Catena
Shirley Davidson
Grace Lutheran Church
Elaris
Michelma Farley
East River Street
Bonnie Davis
Furley
Wall
Jurhes Sweeney
Joseph Sweeney
East River Cel
Pauls Choirch
Manta Buces
Therbers Senedd
Ain Ping
Rita Setar Tech
Tre
Siekuliods
Crist
Qutauer
Hrriggers Sale
Vietors Hath
Cuypestiieey
NEA
Sophie Skok
Viola Wyneski
Ruth Finnekan
Teresa Vessalo
Bertha Domin
Marie Simkovich
Sophie
Bun
Miss Skok
Ben
Holy Crags Church
Kutmage
Ftarage
Onur
Ph. Ween Wellington
Open Pri
Sat
People’s
Pont Tey
Hiek
Sears
Chronicle-Telegram
Figda
Ladies Aid
Grace Lutheran Ladies Aid
Merday
Jowilliam Neubiser
W.W. Walker
Bertha Zetull
Dara Witt
Neubiser
Florence Stegman
Otto Stegman
Tegen
Effarown
Torga
Culture Club
J. L. Bridgeland
Princeton Avenue
Robert Hand
Ralph Wood
May Heard Chapman
Harwood Lerseh
Oy Evelyn Barker
Riuimmage Sale Mat
Clark St
John G. Whitney
Hydup Simmer Wilk
Carl Curtis
Propuaan
Ant
William Hermann Christ
James Ball
James Jones
D. Sheppard
F.C. Ruth
Tih
Crear
Useraur
Tyravid
Ruth
First Christian Church
Northwest
LO. C. F. Hall
National Council of Catholic Nurses
St. Mary’ Church
P.m
Eugene Stanton
St. Paul's Church
J. J. Sheppard
Sheppard
Robert Boylan
Fred Lohties
John Timms
Clyde McDowell
Don Lenhart
Carl Russert
Roger Busler
Joseph Smith
Oliver Seifert
John Madhock
Karl Hunger
Alfred Luther
A. R. Walford J
Lenhart
Edna Schropp
Elyria Red Cross
Women of the Moose
Moose Hall
War Relief Committee
Miss Schropp
Red Cross
Chris Munug
War Relief
Katherine Manas
Gymni Committee
Mary Kubuske
BE. C. Cotton
Research Club
W.w.cla
O.M. S
Anna Paul
OMS
Desert
O.m's
Greece
Wonder Nl
Rie St
Sony
Protisstand
Crandall
Middle Avenue
India
Carlton Furs
H. Kramer and Son
Homer St
Adrian
D -T
Park Ave
Lodi St.re Ae
Capitol Theatre
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