The problem with being locked up on the newspapers seems to not be solved yet - I'm still stuck about record 2300. But I did find some more information today which I thought I'd pass on. Port Arthur (TX) News, 2 Mar 1965. With photo. "Candy Gorin, Junior Clubwoman. Attending as junior clubwoman was Candy Gorin, senior at Bishop Byrne high school and daughter of Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Gorin of 2930 11th street. She was introduced by Mrs. Joseph Loidold." [This is the daughter of Cecil Edward Gorin of previous posts.] Port Arthur (TX) News, Monday, 19 July 1934. "Betty Ruth Gorin Has Birthday Party. Honoring her daughter, Betty Ruth on her seventh birthday, Mrs. J. B. Gorin entertained with a children's party Friday. Meeting at the Gorin home on Sixth street the children were taken to Lions park where games were enjoyed. Later they returned to the Gorin home where refreshments were served. The large white birthday cake, decorated with pink rosebuds, was topped with seven burning candles. Guests were Jean May, Peggy Jo Johnson, Joanne Gish, Audrey Le Campbell, Maurine Miles, Melvin Miles, Martha Sally Ann Booth, Mary Ruth Jones. Mrs. Gorin was assisted in entertaining by Mrs. G. C. Campbell. Gifts were also received from Patsy Ruth and Laura Ann Sellers, Mrs. Cararie Clark, Mrs. F. S. George, Mrs. A. Corley and Mrs. Lorraine Woolman." [Betty - this is specially for you, your Mom was mentioned almost daily! Betty is the d/o Joseph Bailey Gorin]. Austin (TX) Statesman, 18 Mar 1948. Anopther great photo of Charlie Gorin, our illustrious baseball player mentioned in previous posts. There are literally hundreds of "hits" when searching these papers on Charlie; he played for several teams and I don't think he missed a state playing! Question for those of you who were kin of Charlie. I find a few references to Beverly Gorin in baseball but haven't printed them off. Is this possibly Beverly Gladdin Gorin, son of Charles Grizzle Gorin? Yesterday I posted the wedding of William August Gorin to Dorthy Jean Walther. I found the engagement notice in the Lima (OH) News, 23 Aug 1942." Mr. and Mrs. James Leonard Walther, N. Charles-st are announcing the engagement of their only daughter, Dorothy Jean, to William A. Gorin, son of Mrs. Julia Gorin, Richie-av. The wedding will take place the early part of September, altho no definite date has been set. The bride elect is a graduate of Central high school and is employed at the Lima Telephone and Telegraph Co. Mr. Gorin also was graduated from Central high school, after which ..... (identical to write-up in wedding notice." San Mateo (CA) Times, Tuesday, 19 Oct 1943, p 7. [Photo] Caption under photo: Mr. Forest Gorin has made a real contribution to the lives of these young fellows. Here, he explains the trick of running a hand-saw to (left to right) Clifford White, Mr. Forest Gorin, George Johnson, Billy Green, Robesrt Blakeny, Lewis Batcher, Robert David, RIchard Matlock, Bobby Rodriques. There's a place for YOU in this shop - helping these boys! Follows an ad for the San Mateo County War Council, Department of Civil Defense, 1615 Floribunda Ave. It states in the first sentence: Soon, Mr. Forest Gorin will be gone - called away to war work. Many a local boy will mis him - will miss the thrilling things he taught in the community workshop." [I was very pleased to find this as I have very little information on Forrest. He was the husband of Donna Stout, s/o Maurice Ivory Gorin, gson of William Forrest Gorin, ggson of John Curran Gorin, gggson of John Gorin Jr, ggggson of John and Elizabeth Franklin Gorin. He died in 2003.] Portsmouth (OH) Times, Saturday, 10 Aug 1946, p. 11. [photo]. Miss Vickers [Betty Joyce] is the bride-to-be and former localite, who will wed next Friday evening in Cincinnati's Mt. Auburn Presbyterian Church at 7:30 o'clock. She will exchange vows with thomas L. Gorin, a son of Mr. and Mrs. Scott L Gorin of Bowling Green, Ky. The young woman is the younger daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles W. Vickers of Cincinnati, formerly 1232 Second st." [This is another great find for me. Thomas Locke Gorin (whose wife I only had as Betty) was the son as state of Scott Lively Gorin, gson of Samuel Thomas Gorin, ggson of James J Gorin, gggson of John Henry Gorin and ggggson of Gladin and Nancy Hinch Gorin.] Edwardsville (IL) Intelligencer, Saturday, 9 Feb 1929, p. 8. "Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Edwards and daughter Doris visited Miss Alma Gardner in Litchfield Sunday, who is nows at the home of her aunt, Mrs. George Gorin and is recuperating rapidly following a surgical operation." [This is Rebecca Gardner Gorin whose husband, George Washington Gorin was the s/o James J Gorin, gs of John Henry Gorin, ggson of Gladin and Nancy Hinch Gorin.] The Pasadena (CA) Independent, Monday, 1 July 1957. This is a mortgage where Forrest C Gorin (above) and his wife Donna are mortgaging their business, Frosty Mart. They are shown as residence in Pasadena, Los Angeles County. Decatur (IL) Daily Republican, Monday, 9 Jan 1882. "Charles A. Ewing and "Glad" Gorin have formed a copartnership and will furnish antiquated jokes to the anxious millions on application. Send 11 and 13 cent stamps to secure a speedy reply." [I always wondered with all our Gladin Gorin's what they used as a nickname! This would be Henry Glad(d)in Gorin, son of Jerome Rinaldo Gorin. I have a couple of more for tomorrow .... Sandi Col. Sandi Gorin - Publishing: http://ggpublishing.tripod.com/ GORIN worldconnect website: http://worldconnect.rootsweb.com/~sgorin