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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Apr 02, 1954

Page

4

Engagement of Constance Muntean to Stanley Klesta Announced

The engagement of Miss Constance Muntean and Stanley Klesta is announced today. No wedding date is set. Miss Muntean, daughter of Mrs. Agnes Muntean and the late Jerry Muntean of Cleveland, is a Elyria High School graduate and ATandT employee in Cleveland. Klesta is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Klesta and previously served in the U S Army in Korea.

Constance Muntean Stanley Klesta Miss Muntean Agnes Muntean Middle Ave Jerry Muntean Cleveland Elyria High School St. Mary Church Pals Club American Telephone and Telegraph Company Klesta Elyria Metal Stan B.D. Wa Products Company Raf Vry J. Grafton the Assumption Church Grat U. S Maine Elyria Korea

Moos Blames Mass Punishment for Anti Social Behavior

Arthur Moos, Assignment Commissioner and Bailiff of Lorain County Court, spoke to the Elyria Woman's Club on mass punishment fueling anti social behavior. He praised probation and groups like Alcoholics Anonymous for rehabilitation. He urged projecting ideals into the future and instilling respect for law and order, noting freedom to think and act must not infringe others. A salad course was served. next meeting will feature a tureen and special hour.

Arthur Moos Lorain Alcoholics Anonymous The Mental Hygiene Association

Avon Lake Couple Honors Newlyweds With Saturday Reception

Mr and Mrs Thomas Allison formerly Muriel Dalgleish wed January 29 in Angola Indiana. One hundred forty guests attended their reception at Saddle Inn hosted by the bride’s parents James and Muriel Dalgleish Inwood Boulevard. The couple, Avon Lake High School graduates, live at 32366 Lake Road.

Avon Lake Thomas Allison Muriel Dalgleish Angola Ind Saddle Inn James Dalgleish Inwood Blvd Avon Lake High School Baldwin-Wallace College Allison 25Th Armoured Division Korea Jones-Laughlin Steel Mills Cleveland Lake Rd

Calendar EVENTS TONIGHT Royal Neighbors and Eastern Star

Tonight at the Masonic Temple at 7 20 pm the Royal Neighbors of America Y W I C A Junior Girls Unit Ladies Auxiliary VEW and Order of Eastern Star meet. Rummaze Sale Friday and Saturday features a chain stitch portable sewing machine Philco radio record player record album clothing and misc items at 144 Denison Ave Basement.

Royal Neighbors of America Y.wica Ladies Auxiliary Order of Eastern Star Masonic Temple Philco Denison Ave

Hospital Discharges List Residents Across Several Streets

A hospital discharge roundup lists numerous individuals by name and street addresses including Dan Cooksey 433 Oxford Ave Mrs Ted Janus 33 Hilliard Rd Julian Smith 153 Courtland St Mrs George Henn inger 170 Beebe Ct Mrs Glenn Yost RDI Mrs Clair Hill Well ington Johnnie Cool Valley View James Sparks LaGrange Valerie Lindell 910 Lake Ave Leslie Martin North Ridgeville Mrs Jennings Edgell RD2 Clarence Haas 1018 Bell Ct Miss Katherine Cramer 221 West Ave Mrs William Frost 1335 South Second St Cyril Carlin 1182 West River St Mrs Bartlett Tyler and daughter Lorain Mrs Robert Bosel and daughter 378 Marseilles Ave Mrs Vernon Smith Westlake Mrs Stanley Soja 905 Oberlin Rd William G. Smith 359 Princeton Ave John Tarnosky Amherst Donnie Lee Moss Grafton and Mrs Theresa Rahrig 184 Sheriff St

Dan Cooksey Oxford Ave Ted Janus Hilliard Rd Julian Smith Courtland St George Henninger Beebe Ct Glenn Yost RDI Clair Hill Wellington Johnnie Cool Valley View James Sparks LaGrange Valerie Lindell Lake Ave Leslie Martin North Ridgeville Jennings Edgell Clarence Haas Bell Ct Katherine Cramer West Ave William Frost South Second St Cyril Carlin West River St Bartlett Tyler Lorain Robert Bosel Marseilles Ave Vernon Smith Westlake Stanley Soja Oberlin Rd William G. Smith Princeton Ave John Tarnosky Amherst Donnie Lee Moss Grafton Theresa Rahrig Sheriff St

Sonrisa Club Elects Officers At YWCA Meeting

Mrs William Schroeder was elected president and Mrs Frank Sassmanhausen secretary treasurer at the Sonrisa Club meeting at the YWCA. The gathering featured a backwards party with Mrs Harry Ruble chosen best outfit. Hostesses served dessert. Easter Bunny table decor highlighted. Next meeting May 6 at YWCA with Mrs Schroeder and Mrs Raymond Trott as hosts. Rummage Bake Sale set for Saturday April 3 at 8:30 a m Lake Avenue Congregational Church basement.

William Schroeder Frank, Sassmanhausen Sonrisa Club YWCA Harry Ruble Sassmanhausen Doris Schaefer The Raymond Trott

Democratic Women Hear Child Welfare Talk In Elyria Meeting

Assistant Prosecutor Harold Ewing spoke at Elyria Democratic Women on neglected and dependent children. He outlined Child Welfare Board duties and noted Catholic Charities share authority. Guests came from Lorain Oberlin Grafton and Ridgeville as candidates spoke on qualifications and party officers reported plans for fundraisers and future events.

Harold Ewing Elyria Child Welfare Board Ewing Catholic Charities Lorain Oberlin Grafton Ridgeville Letha Lotus Olince James Recupero Edward DeChant George Kokinda General Assembly Patrick Flaherty Harriet Vanca Lena Golecen Ways and Means Fisher Holly Hall Merl Stanford LeRoy Kelly

Women's Work Talk At Pilgrim Congregational Church Meeting

Mrs Aaron Downs spoke on What Women's Work Can Mean To Us At the Medina Association meeting of the Women's Association of Pilgrim Congregational Church. She urged a vision with task and recommended publications to boost local and national women's work in the church. Luncheon by Circle No 2 featured forsythia decor. Mother Daughter tureen planned May 6 at 6 30 pm by the Men's Club. Lorraine Wonder hosted a noon luncheon at Griswold Rd home with games and prizes for Ida Yuhas Sally Johnson Alice Asmus and Sandy Swanson.

Aaron Downs Medina Association Womsmen’s Association Pilgrim Congregational Church Circle No. 2 Church O Lorraine Wonder

Club Woman Who Investigated Coffee Situation To Speak Here

The Civic and Political Science Department of Elyria Woman's Club plans a regular meeting at the club house Tuesday afternoon April 6. Speaker is Mrs. Carl Swanbeck of Huron, chairwoman of Home Department of the General Federation of Women's Clubs. She will discuss Taking them Out of Independence after a Brazil coffee mission. Salad luncheon at 12 30 precedes the business program. Guests and members are invited with reservations due by Monday morning to the club house or chairman Mrs. R. T. J. Martin. The Past Presidents of the Daughters of Scotland met last evening at Mrs. Dan Lewis home for Bible reading and a games-filled session with prizes. The group will meet again May 6 at Mrs. Robert Meehelvey’s home.

Elyria Woman's Club, Inc Carl Swanbeck Huron Home Department General Federation of Women’s Clubs Independence Daughters of Scotland Dan Lewis West Ave William McCully Lou Bonzo Bonzo Walter Runkie Henry Wallace William Moore Robert Meeihelvey Foster Ave

150 Attend Club Dinner in Holly Hall

One hundred fifty Newcomers Club members and honorary members attended a tureen dinner Wednesday in Holly Hall. The organizing committee included Mrs. Brenneman chairwoman and others. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Tuthill led the evening’s entertainment. Special prizes went to Donley Vetter Sherran and Lessiter. Annual reports and officers for the coming year will be elected April 7.

Holly Hall Mes Dames Willam Brenneman Weldon Bosworth William Coyer Charles Englers Kenneth Kenfield Dean Kisseberth Robert Johnson Herbert Mayforth John Sorrell Hunter Young Fred Tuthill Donley Vetter Sherran Lessiter

Local Licenses Granted For Trades In Ohio Region

Licenses issued to individuals including Donald Haslop at 25174 Sprague Road Columbia Township painter Emma Patty 122 East 23rd Street Lorain and Margaret Clanin Box 224 Graf ton Delmore Couts Akron mechanic.

Donald Haslop Sprague Rd Columbia Township Painter Margaret Clanin Grafton Delmore Couts Akron Mechanic Emma Patty East 23Rd St Lorain

Lenten Service Held by Women's Guild at St Paul Church

Mrs. Park Hobill presided over a Lenten quiet hour for the Women's Guild of St. Paul Evangelical and Reformed Church yesterday. Guests from Magyar Evangelical and Reformed Church attended, with solos by Mrs. Alkbukauman and Mrs. Claude Wigfield and organ by Mrs. Fred Ruth. Announcements covered a sandwich luncheon April 7, a sen ten tureen supper Bible study at 6:30 p.m. April 7, a resurrection communion April 11, tea hour hosts, and a May 6 Family Night.

Park Hobill Women's Guild of St. Paul Elyma Council of Churchwomen St. Paul Church Women's Guild Magyar Evangelical and Reformed Church Red Cross Circle No. 1 St. Paul's Guild

Miss Audrey Quinn and Miss Mar ylene Stanford to receive caps

Miss Audrey Quinn daughter of Mrs Julia Quinn of Avon Belden I Rd and Miss Mar ylene Stanford daughter of the Paul Stanfords of 38058 Center Ridge Rd have completed pre clinical training at Fairview Park Hospital School of Nursing and will receive their caps in a ceremony at the Baptist Church in Fairview Park this evening. Jerry Pietch son of Mr and Mrs Kenneth J Pietch of 209 Gulf Rd has been elected president of Alpha Tau Omega at Baldwin Wallace College. New arrivals Announce births at Elyria Memorial Hospital two girls born yesterday to Mr and Mrs George Dunstan of 210 Princeton Ave and to Mr and Mrs Carl Kerchmar of 623 Hilliard Rd. Mr and Mrs Leslie Thompson are the parents of a son born yesterday at Elyria Memorial Hospital living in Lorain.

Audrey Quinn Julia Quinn Avon Belden I Rd Marylene Stanford Paul Stanfords Center Ridge Rd Fairview Park Hospital School of Nursing Baptist Jerry Pietch Kenneth J. Pietch Gulf ‘Rd Alpha Tau Omega. i Baldwin Wallace College Elyria Memorial Hospital George Dunstan Princeton Ave Carl Kerchmar Hilliard Rd Leslie Thompson Thompsons Lorain

Shoes Through the Ages Inspire Spring Fashion Trends

The article surveys modern shoe trends with tropical leather colors, tapered toes, and open silhouettes. It traces ancient roots from Mesopotamia to Rome, noting platforms, heels, and various regional styles, and cites American shoe industry beginnings in 1629 with Thomas Beard in Salem and early tanning in Lynn, Massachusetts.

Panama America Thomas Beard Pilgrim Colony Salem Mass United States Francis Ingalls Lincolnshire England Lynn

Elyria Musical Art Society Announces Student Program

The Elyria Musical Art Society lists an April 5 program at 8 15 pm in First Congregational Church planned entirely by students. Carman Moore opens with Mozart horn concerto, others perform Bach Chopin Liszt Corelli and Mozart with a concluding Mozart pieces and string quintet featuring Trudy Meth Winifred Emory Judy Mason Enid Bayer Carman Moore and more.

Elyria Musical Arts Society First Congregational Church Earl Russell Carman Moore Mozart Terry Woodings Chopin Susan Oldfield Bach Joanne Bonczek Bohm Panis Angelicus Franck L. J. Kolopus David Rostkoski Liszt Trudy Meili Men- Rotcen Eni Binge Stinks the Dent John Rankin Morris Scott Don Symons Betty Taylor

Hear Talk On Life Of Poet Joyce Kilmer

Fr Carrabine spoke on Joyce Kilmer life and work at St Mary Hall after a tureen dinner held by Elyria Court 364 Catholic Daughters of America. He noted Kilmer’s devotion to wife and five children and his faith, and cited two poems read from Poems and Works of Joyce Kilmer. The court voted to aid Red Cross and named a representative to the diocesan NCCW board.

Elyria Court Catholic Daughters of America St. Mary Hall Carrabine Joyce Kilmer Kulmer Fr. Carrabine Ireland France Margaret Becker Red Cross Catholic Daughters N.C.C.W Brother Owen Missionary Servants of the Holy Trinity Maxine Smith Louise Foreman Irma Lightowler Genevieve Flory Mae Keck Walters Cancer Center Theresa Wisnnski

Guest Day For Wives And Mothers At YWCA Next Tuesday

Next Tuesday April 6 YWCA hosts Guest Day for wives and mothers of all ages. The program runs 9 30 a m with swimming and classes, lunch at noon, 45 minutes of square dancing led by Mrs William Stark, plus craft sewing and knitting in the afternoon. No fees beyond the regular one dollar nursery charge for children and their lunch.

YWCA William Stark

Club Hears Review of Satire On History

Research Club members at Mrs. Ralph Fox home discussed Richard Armour’s It All Started with Columbus a humorous satire that mocks distorted history. Mrs. Rodfong was elected president and Mrs. Busler vice president as the club set plans for May and future meetings.

Arthur Schaber Columbus Richard Armour Research Club Ralph Fox Stanford Ave Henry Ford Schaber Roll Call Jesse Messaros W. F. Rodfong C. O. Schmitkens Sophronia Reisinger

Ocean Club box social and Jaycee Hall dance

The Ocean Club plans a box social Saturday at 8 30 PM with dancing and entertainment at Jaycee Hall. Kismet Santha No 29 will meet in Oberlin K of P hall tonight at 7 20 PM.

Ocean Club Jaycee Hall Kismet Santha No. 29 Oberlin K of P

White Elephant Sale Planned at May 6 Meeting

A slate of new officers will be presented at the next meeting and the auditing committee will meet at Dorothy Smiths East Broad Street home. Prizes were won by Kate Gar ford for club sales Mae Keck for attendance and Mary Resar Agnes Christesen and Mary Jenne. The United Polish Club hosts a Friday fish fry 4 to 8 p.m. and a rummage sale runs all week at 1216 Middle Ave.

Dorothy Smith East Broad St Kate Garford Mae Keck Mary Resar Agnes Christesen Mary Jenne

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