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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 08, 1952
Page
2
Nancy Jane Wagner daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wagner of 423 Ninth street and George T. Warden of 3750 West 169th street announce plans for a May 3 wedding. The couple will exchange vows in Elyria with details forthcoming.
The Elyria Junior Womans Club held its annual meeting electing officers and sharing reports. Highlights include a charitable drive for used children’s clothing, plans for an April 19 spring dance, and a May 19 mother–daughter dinner at the Elks.
Mr and Mrs Elmer Wise of Belden and Mr and Mrs Elbert Cousins of Mansfield visited Emerson court. Vanderalt University student senate appointee Donald Gleisner from Overhill, son of Charles P. Gleisner, attends Nashville. The Rev Ralph Chapman learns of his mother’s death in Cincinnati and will return for Easter services. Doris Mae Bender, Bowling Green freshman, pledges Delta Zeta at Gamma Tau. Mrs Carl Peters and Mrs Anna Duseha attend William Lanks funeral in Detroit. Louis Lacy of Center Ridge road recovering from surgery. Clinton Husband and wife welcome a son at Elyria Memorial Hospital. Earl Smith’s family greets a daughter. Magyar Evangelical and Reformed church Young Ladies’ Guild renames as Dorcas Guild. plans English services, YWCA dinner, Cleveland outing, and a Hungarian cookbook fundraiser. Meetings and building committee named. next session with Mrs Steve Bosmeny.
McKINLEY Parent-Teacher Association met in the school auditorium with Mrs Cecil Garrett presiding in the absence of the president. The secretary and treasurer reported, a paper sale was praised, and Miss Margaret Histed spoke on teaching reading and writing with modern methods illustrated by slides. A Festival of Schools at Gates school was announced for April 26 and officers for next year were named.
Plan for next visits to Rebekah lodges to Lorain on April 10 Oberlin on April 14 and Wellington on May 21 with meetings at Elyria hall at 7 p m. Auxiliary finalizes April 21 card party and prizes with seven o clock start for business and eight for cards. Easter decor and refreshments noted with Holy Hour at St Mary’s Altar and Rosary Society on Holy Thursday.
The Benson club met in St Mary’s Green Room after Rosary at St Mary’s church. Fr George Eppley opened, Gil Crozier led the business, and Hario McNally announced reservations due by April 17 for the Founders Day dinner on April 21 at 7 pm in the Elks dining room.
Mrs. Harry Becker and baby girl at 239 Cornell avenue. Mrs. Arnold Burgess and baby boy from R. D. No. 1. Mrs. Sam Sliman and baby girl from South Amherst. Mrs. Robert Wright and baby girl at 100 Highland court. Mrs. Frank Krye at Lorain.
Slightly used clothing offered at Cook's located at 118 West Ave with Easter hats priced from two to four dollars.
Calendar items list meetings for several local clubs including St Agnes groups and Lorain County organizations. The St Agnes Altar and Rosary Society met last evening and outlined activities: card party April 30, bake sale soon, a June 22 chicken dinner, and May 5 blood-typing for the Red Cross. Mrs Worcester sorted baby clothing for Europe. Mrs Welsh spoke on interior decoration.
Circle No. 2 of St Pauls Evangelical and Reformed Church met in the church parlors with Easter songs and gratitude devotions led by Mrs Raymond Morris. Mrs Clayton Arndt hosted. 13 members and one guest attended. next gathering is April 23 with Mrs Louis Chervenka as hostess.
The stamp circle meets Monday April 14 at 1 30 p m at Mrs F E Foreman 104 Stanford Ave. This is their last chance to bring tax stamps.
Mrs Ellen Blake hosted the May-Martha society in her Spencer residence on Tuesday evening. Doris Gerbrich led the devotional and lesson, the president conducted the business session, and refreshments were provided by Mesdames Pure Butcher and Coomer. News items note the birth of a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Max Friend at Shelby Hospital Friday morning, with their other daughter Linda staying with grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Alton Yeagley. Mrs Minnie Lowe of Elyria visits Spencer for several weeks with Mr and Mrs Jack Sharpe. Mr and Mrs Leroy Ensign of Massillon, plus Mr and Mrs Walte Ensign and their daughter from Lodi, spent Sunday with their parents.
Mr and Mrs Clyde Ensign hosted. Mr and Mrs Perry Herman visited the Seders in Burbank. Medina guests Mr and Mrs William Beach visited their son Sidney Beach in Marion with family. Alvin Gallatin Gordon Gallatin and son of Well ington were guests of Mrs Mary Gallatin and Frank Gallatin. Hermen land family from Wooster visited Marion Shultz and Perry Herman. Mrs William Erb dined with Jess Erb in Chatham. E B Woodling and family from Cuyahoga Falls called on E E Awkerman residence.
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