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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Apr 02, 1957

Page

3

Amherst Church Wedding Unites Miss Huey and Arthur Kovacs

Miss LaDonna Ruth Huey daughter of Mr and Mrs Claude Huey Amherst becomes the bride of Arthur W Kovacs son of Mr and Mrs Frank Kovacs Chesterland at Amherst Methodist Church Saturday afternoon The altar features white snapdragons gla deli and satin bows with seven branch candelabrum and family pews The background is Ken tia palms Wayne Garland provides wedding selections with Mrs Frederick Deiner accompanying The Rev J M Ray Smith officiates

LaDonna Ruth Huey Claude Huey Tenney Ave Amherst Arthur W. Kovacs Amherst Methodist Church Frank Kovacs Chesterland Wayne Garland Frederick Deiner J. M. Ray Smith Holly Hall Beta Signa Phi St John Altar Guild First Methodist Elizabeth Stev Jens Society Fellowship Hall Emmanuel Lutheran Missionary Society Ladies Catholic Benevolent Asso Ruth Guild Magyar Evangelical Reformed Church Isiané Gu United Presby/Sens Terian Church Ately Frank S. Harmon

Making Religion Real Topic Speaker at CWF Meeting

Mrs. Wood B. Cundiff president of the Ohio Christian Women's Fellowship will speak at the Christian Women's Fellowship general meeting Thursday at 8 p.m. at Washington Avenue Church of Christ. The program includes a prayer service and devotions by the Mary Martha group. The reception honors were held for bride and groom and the couple plan to reside in Euclid after their honeymoon.

Wood B. Cundiff Ohio Christian Women’s Fellowship Christian Women’s Fellowship Washington Avenue Church LaDonna Crescent Christian Temple William Japan E. R. Laver Mary Martha Group Weguid Valley City Tiffin Women’s Guilds Elyria Teachers Federation William Ignatz Joseph Vallas Zigmund Palagyi al Wyszynski

Shower party honors Indiana bride to be Miss Hanford

An antique white silk umbrella framed a Saturday shower for Miss Elizabeth Hanford of Hammond Ind fiancee of Lt Harlan P Chapman. Guests from Elyria Lorain Ridgeville and Sheffield Lake attended at the Chapman home. The April 13 Presbyterian ceremony in Hammond was noted along with Miami University and Quantico connections.

Indiana H. P. Chapman Elizabeth Hanford Hammond Ind Harlan P. Chapman Chapman Harlan Thayer Chapman Grafton Rd J. Joseph Maiden Lorain Paul Alexander John Madhock Rishelle Riedel Richard Riedel Constance Chapman Hanford Chapman-Hanford First Presbyterian Lt Chapman Miami University Marine Corps School Quantico Pensacola Fla Naval Air Training Command Elyria Ridgeville Sheffield’ Lake

Delicious Cole Slaw for Fish and Chips Supper

A simple slaw combines shredded cabbage with ripe olives and caraway seeds. The mixture is tossed with a tart sour cream dressing to accompany a fish and chips meal.

Fancy Salmon Sauce on Rice Featured in Budget Menu

Area residents are invited to a program by the PTA about the annexation of Spring Valley to the City of Elyria. The lesson centers on economical meals with Fancy Salmon Sauce on Rice, served with a special salad and dessert.

Minnie John Sheldon PTA Spring Valley Elyria

Women Of Churches At Work Discussing Church Plans

Dorcas Guild members led a discussion on a proposed move with city officials present. The PTA remained neutral, presenting opportunities for community members to attend and participate in church events during Holy Week and Easter activities at St. Mary’s and related churches.

Jim Horn Mike Lotko City Safety Service Joe Cirigliano Eugene Smith PTA

Sorority Donates Sewing Machine At Elyria Council Meeting

Phi Gamma Delta members report a treadle sewing machine donation to the Elyria Council for Retarded Children as part of their service program. The group also notes a Founders Day gift certificate, an anniversary celebration with a hoedown, and several upcoming meetings and guild activities across April and May.

Phi Gamma Delta Bea Lyons Elyria Council Miss Lyons Bell Ci Pat Eckhart Eleanore Brandau Elyria Bohumila Kremsér Marcia Hash Helen Nowak Beta Sigma Phi Miss Eckhart Wagner's Barn Nancy Deckerhoff Monroe St Apr

USE STOOL NOT CHAIR FOR SAFE HOME REACH

The Institute for Safer Living warns that climbing on chairs or improvised items to reach high shelves risks serious injury. Falls remain the leading cause of home accidental injuries and an approved step stool or ladder is advised.

Institute For Safer Living

Holy Cross PTU Sees Students Model Uniforms

Holy Cross School students modeled uniforms at a PTU meeting led by Mrs. Nardecia who was elected nominating chair. Rev Father Cudnik urged ongoing support for the Sisters' convent as bake sale planning and May tureen were noted. Connections to First grade room mothers and social hour were announced.

Holy Cross PTU Marilyn Firment Joyce Pesti Florence Varzinciak Father Cudnik Peter Nardecia Edward Samek Joseph Molosky Celeste Stanley Sieminski 1 Wack Joh Pesti

YW Matinee Committee Formed For Bob Jones University Trip

Miss Anne Carpenter of 1823 Grafton Rd leaves by plane for Greenville to visit Miss Barbara Ross a freshman at Bob Jones University in Greenville. The YWCA Matinee committee names Anne as a freshman at Ohio West and announces a full slate of officers and members for the coming year including chairs for publicity hospitality and telephone roles.

Anne Carpenter Grafton Rd Greenville D. C Barbara Ross Wooster St Bob F. Orle Standen Jones University YWCA Anne Ohio West Beyan University Delaware Holly Hall Chi Omega Rip van Windle Earl Bell Raymond Pecautt Dream Louis Searles Werner Gallo Franklin Haydn Donald Hamilton van Miller R. J. Fitch Carl Woodin F. A. Lawrence T. C. Whitmore L. C. Christian R. G. Bals F. Ernshaw J. L. Mathis Etta Gilkey Elsie Orcutt Jessie Knapp W. Kofske L. J. Thilon Michael Bartinski William Graw Leonard Klemn Alan Davies Bernard Hohman Thomas Wehman Morris Hyman M. F. Fey

Birthday Greetings and Local Social Updates in Litchfield

Mrs Sophie Law of Litchfield, visiting daughter Mrs Viola Klinect, received a letter from Mamie Eisenhower congratulating her on her 91st birthday. Welcome Wagon Newcomers meet at Holly Hall with review of In My Father’s House and officer installations chaired by Mrs Paul Garn. Chiquita Club gathered at Mrs Stanley Olmstead’s home. bridge prizes to Mrs Harold Gantz and Mrs Ralph Morrow. Birth anniversary cake for Onie Chatto. April 15 meeting hosted by Mrs William Wash.

Sophie Law Litchfield Viola Klinect Longfellow Mamie Eisenhower Andre J. Myer Holly Hall Paul Garn Stanley Olmstead Roosevelt Chiquita Club Harold Gantz Ralph Morrow Onie Chatto William Wash Bell Ct

Rainbow Majori ty Club Plans Mother-Daughter Tureen

Members discussed a mother-daughter tureen at a meeting at Catherine Martin’s home 184 Adelbert St. A tentative date May 22 was set. Margaret Trautman presided, Harriet Decker won the door prize, and a pink and blue shower honored Jackie Shanks. The next meeting is May 6 at Joan LaBar’s home 430 Cambridge Ave.

Rainbow Majority Club Catherine Martin Adelbert St Margaret Trautman Harriet Decker Jackie Shanks Joan LaBar Cambridge Ave

Markt firm prepares freckle remedy for export

A company based in Markt, Germany, announces a freckle remedy ready for export. The product targets cosmetic lightening and skin clarity, aiming to reach international markets soon.

Markt Germany

Hair revival tips and salon treatments teased in an advice column

A long calendar of events and a hair care feature describe a hair revival through professional treatments. It promotes a hair pharmaceutical that knits keratin chains, plus conditioning for summer protection, urging readers to visit for appointments and suggested services.

Allen PTA Unit Sets April 1:30 Meeting and Elections

The Allen PTA executive board met yesterday to plan the regular meeting for Thursday at 1:30 p.m. Third graders from Mrs. Gorham and Mrs. Sadler will present a music and reading correlates based on If I Were Going. An officers election will occur.

The Allen Pta Aftrnoon Gorham Sadler Ohio Congress of Parents and Teachers Thomas Dudley Patrol Boys

Hospital Auxiliary Completes 182 Items at Elyria Memorial

The hospital auxiliary team met in the sewing room and finished 182 articles including sheets and breast binders. The group plans another meeting on May 6 to continue sewing duties and assembling items for patient care.

Elyria Memorial Hospital

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