Bride Margie Kushin Weds Paul V Johnston In Autumn Church Ceremony
Miss Margie Kushin daughter of Mr and Mrs FLOE Kushin wed Paul V Johnston son of Mr and Mrs J C Johnston in a four o'clock First Methodist ceremony. Palms and white flowers decorated the church as Mrs Carlton Squire played the organ. The matron of honor wore rose crepe, the bride wore chartreuse crepe, and the couple planned residence in Mansfield after a short wedding trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margie Kushin
Paul V. Johnston
First Methodist
E. J. Bond
Floe. Kushin
J. C. Johnston
Kymourn
Won
Carlton Squire
Melvin H. Qualman
Cleveland Heights
O’harde-Rot
Bond
Alfred E. Kushin
Mansfield
Ohio
Lewis Mielke
Parma
Glen Johnston
Bucyrus
Clarence Vogel
Norwalk
Carl C. Rushin
Middle Avenue
Elmer Oswald
Theodore Manns
Oberlin
Johnston
Westinghouse Company
Betty O’brien
Lakewood
Alisa
Mary Jane Kinsley
Cleveland
Sara Hirleman
Elyria
Eva Smith
Gertrude Wernert
Henrietta Vogley
Guy Bamrick
Ed Berg
Date Of Ternes Doebel Wedding Revealed At Party
Mrs Frank Doebel hosted a party revealing the October 16 wedding date for Delores Doebel and Don Ternes. The ceremony will be at St Marys church with Fr James T Daley officiating. Highlights included a pink and green decor theme, banco prizes, and a candlelit luncheon with wedding bells and scrolls showing the date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Doebel
Artemus Court
Delores
Don Ternes
Fred Ternes
East Broad Street
St. Mary's Church
James T. Daley
Banco
Edna Mae
Wilson
E. Wood
E. Fabian
R. Becker
Parachute Jump Delayed By High Winds At La Porte Field
Notice that parachute jump could not be completed yesterday due to high wind. It will be performed at the La Porte Air Field as soon as weather permits, with Tony Ross coordinating efforts.
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Tony Ross
la Porte Air Field
Hospital Admissions and Discharges List Features Multiple Residents
A lengthy roster lists admissions and discharges from several towns. Names include Theodore Rudnnski and East River, Al Wal Decker in Concord, Mrs John Cherrington of Detroit, and Christina Bickel of Lorain among others. Discharges include Mrs William Bockmore and baby boy at Garvin Avenue, plus Myron Gibson and Alvin Bickel among Lorain residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theodore Rudnnski
East River
al Waldecker
Concord
John Cherrington
Detroit
Michigan
John Glenn
Avon
Ray Chiff
Grant
Clarence Winland
Medina
Charles Bittner
Woodland
Irene Hartle
Amherst
Pearl Haipin
Gargin
Christina Bickel
Lorain
Alvin Bickel
Peter Su
Oberlin
Myron Gibson
Lake Avenue
Robert Dumas
Minnie Geldmacher
Columbus Street
Marvin Berson
Park Avenue
Helen Kmueciak
Walker Myers
Chestnut Street
Ernest Brant
North Olmsted
Albert Taylor
Ashtabula
Stephen Ference
Lake
Ambherst
Virgil Crouthers
Valley City
John Katrincak
Woodford
Bernard Goliseh
Ridgeville
Gus Anderson
Norman Westerfield
Local notes on births travels and activities in Elyria area
Ohio residents attended a football game in Columbus. Birth announcements include a son born to Stephen Kuhn and a daughter born to Eugene Meili and a son to John Stanfield at Elyria Memorial Hospital. Several residents travel for deaths, studies, and events, including Connie Weifa funeral arrangements, Betty Seward heading to Ohio State, and Alice Link joining the Houghton College choir.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Rankin
Frank Rudolph
Jack Wenzel
Ohio State
Texas
Columbus
Stephen Kuhn
Grafton
Eyrin Memorial Hospital
William Hoffman
Fourth Street
Puittshurzh
Conrad Weifa
Johnstown
Pennsylvania
Eugene Meili
Furnace Street
Elyria Memorial Hospital
John Stanfield
Rush Street
Betty Seward
Great Lakes Exposition
Ohio State University
Peter Sutta
West River Street
Elyria
Mary Bells Camp
Painesville
Catherine Schubert
Roberta Mosely
Employed Young Women's League
Donna Chapman
Helen Louise Zechman
Vera Smith
Middle Step Club
Roma Bader
Jimmy Smith
Alva Smith
West Ninth Street
Elyria Clinic
Ray Cuff
119
Grant Street
Elyma Memorial Hospital
James L. Skinner
Natalie
Barbara
June Skinner
Ohio
Donald Welty
T. Ss. Ss. Ranger
M. H. Welty
Lima
Peru
South America
Ranger
Donald
Equator
Armin Schroeder
Axton
Tueday
Emily Welton
Harvey Welton
Evangelical Deaconess Hospital
Detroit
Michigan
Couple At Home For Aged To Observe Golden Anniversary
Members of the Elyria Home for the Aged prepare to celebrate the golden wedding anniversary of Mr and Mrs C W Longdon residents of the home The 3 PM program will feature congratulatory messages and a ceremony officiated by Rev J J McAlpine The couple wed Sept 28 1887 in Columbia Baptist Church The Longdons lived on Longdon Road North Eaton for 45 years then moved to the Elyria Home They report good health and high satisfaction with life at the home open to many friends from the county
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Elyria
Columbia
Old Columbia Baptist Church Pargonage
Samuel Earley
Columbia Baptist Church
Chronicle-Telegram
Lonzbon
Costume Party Planned By Ladies Golf Assoc Elyria
The Ladies Golf Association of Elyria Country Club will wind up their season with a costume party and luncheon on Tuesday. A business session will be held after luncheon at which time officers for next year will be elected. Reservations for the luncheon must be made at the club.
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Ladies Golf Association of
Elyria Country Club
Vermilion Social News Notes Busy Weekend Visits
September thirtieth. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Lersch of Herrison street returned from Grand Rapids after attending the funeral of Harry C. Boynton. Mrs. J. C. Parsch came home on Third street after two months with her sister in New Haven. H. G. Hoover and family hosted Mrs. Hoover’s sister and brother-in-law from Bucyrus, Ohio. Mr. and Mrs. Edwin D. Krenn of Chicago visit for the wedding of Russell Beal and Grace Nieding at a Vermilion church. Edward Morris of Cedar Rapids spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Charles Wise. Gene Myers returns to Ohio State University for junior year.
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Carl Lersch
Herrison Street
Grand Rapids
Michigan
Harry C. Boynton
Lersch
J.C. Parsch
Third Street
New Haven
Connecticut
H. G. Hoover
Cornell Avenue
Hoover
Inlaw
D. Scheiber
Bucyrus
Ohio
Ruby Beal
West Bridge Street
Edwin D. Krenn
Chicago
Illinois
Friendship Club Plans Year At Lakeside Setting Up Conference
The Senior Friendship club cabinet met at Miss Ona Y. Hollys Lakeside cottage to outline this years work. Plans include a membership drive September 29 to October 1 under Mary Kaiser with two teams, a blue and a white, and a get acquainted tea October 6. First regular meeting set for October 13 with weekly meetings and department choices. Dorothy Lingenfelter to report. Beverly Wright elected program chairman.
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Friendship Club
Miss Ona Y. Holly
Lakeside
Elyria
Evelyn Fantmore
Mary Kaiser
Mary Eells
Evelyn Fenimore
Y.O
International Association
Fle
Dorothy Lingenfelter
Beverly Wright
Joan Bauer
Celebrate Birthdays At Dr Johnson Home
Twenty two guests gathered at the home of Dr and Mrs R W Johnson Saturday evening for a family birthday party Prizes in bingo the evenings diversion were won by Charles Wise Mrs Kenneth Heidrich and Edward Morris The guests of honor were Harry Burr Rupert Wise John D Johnson Clara Belle Smith Dorothy L Morris Dr R W Johnson and Mrs Henry Heidrich Out of town guests included Mrs Kenneth Heidrich of State College Pennsylvania Edward Morris of Cedar Rapids Iowa and Mrs Dana Morris of Cleveland
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R. W. Johnson
Johnson
Harry Burr
Charles Wise
Kenneth Heidrich
Edward Morris
Rupert Wise
John D. Johnson
Clara Belle Smith
Dorothy L. Morris
Henry Heidrich
Grange Dance at Ridgeville Hall September 29
Grange hosts a dance featuring modern and old time styles at Ridgeville Hall on September 29 at 8 30 P M Open to the public admission 25 cents Recorded as a community social event with music and dance options for all residents of the area
Y W C A Fall Rally Moves Up for Football Game
The Y W C A Fall Rally and Open House will be held Thursday September 30 instead of Friday October 1 due to a Friday football game. A tea for about 150 workers kicked off the pre campaign with a steering group including Mrs D W McLeod Mrs Paul Collings Mrs Ernest Birch Mrs Carl Danner and Mrs Sunsell Francis. Officers presided at the tea and the program featured a skit on membership methods and campaign instructions from Mrs Leo Meyer and Mrs D A Baird who issued a challenge to the workers.
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D. W. McLeod
Paul Collings
Ernest Birch
Carl Danner
Sunsell Francis
E. J. Crisp
James Thomas
Deane Burns
Lee Weichel
Frances Lemon
Leo Meyer
D. A. Baird
Association
S A
Girl Scout Troop Hikes to Olmsted Falls Overnight
Twelve Girl Scouts from Troop visited Olmsted Falls for an overnight hike September 25 and 26 staying at the Boy Scout cabin under Captain Dorothy Bartter and Lieut Alice Bartter. Mary Vance Hard and Joan Duckett planned the trip as first class requirements. New members Megan Mills Deborah Silsbee Betty Von Duyke Ruth Ellen McDonald Edith Kelly Shirley Christman were initiated by Shirley Hull Nan Shryock June Richwine Joan Duckett Jean Crisp and Mary Vance Hard. The four patrols performed skits. trailmaking and hiking filled the time. Scouts’ services were held Sunday morning. They left Saturday morning and returned Sunday afternoon. The regular meeting is Tuesday.
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Olmsted Falls
Dorothy Bartter
Alice Bartter
Mary Vance Hard
Joan Duckett
Megan Mills
Deborah Silsbee
Betty von Duyke
Ruth Ellen McDonald
Edith Kally
Shirley Christman
Shirley Hull
Nan Shryock
June Richwine
Jean Crisp
First Baptist B Y P U Opens Meeting With Drill Leaders
The B Y P U of the First Baptist church opened its meeting last night at 6 15 featuring hymns and a prayer and testimony vigil led by president Kenneth Mack. The boys quartette sang Keep Your Eyes Upon the Cross. Mary Jean McElfresh and Alec Taylor were named captains for an upcoming drill with Miss McElfresh leading the winning group. Evangelist Joe Denton is expected to speak at the next gathering.
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First Baptist Church
Vetelon
Kenneth Mack
Mary Jean McElfresh
Alec Taylor
C E Rally Led By Hensman At Second Congregational
C E rally at Second Congregational Church Sunday evening was led by Donald Hensman with Dorothy Lingenfelter guiding the C E meeting on Building Life's Foundations. A social hour at 5 30 preceded the gathering with Ernest Seabold in charge. Rally Day is announced for next Sunday.
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C. E
Donald Hensman
C. EB
Second Congregational Church
Jesus
Ernest Seabold
Dorothy Lingenfelter
Epworth League Devotional Service At Local Church
The Epworth League of the Methodist Episcopal church held a regular devotional service at the church last evening at 6 20. Bill Minch led songs and responsive reading The Beatitudes. Mrs Bond led prayer and announcements about Booth Festival and cabinet meeting. Dr Bond spoke on The Mission Unit Fellowship. Next week’s meeting starts at 6 15 promptly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epworth League of the Methodist Episcopal Church
Bill Minch
How Long Can a Three Quarter Wife Hold Her Husband
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Lydia E Pinkharm
Lydia E. Pinkham
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