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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 13, 1957
Page
6
Winifred L. Fay, editor, notes community updates and happenings in the women’s activities section. Includes upcoming meetings, club announcements, and social events with brief schedules and contact details.
Kenneth Boylan and his bride, the former Carrol Day Tibbals, wed this morning at St. Mary Parish House with Rev. Fr. James McCann officiating. The couple will reside at 401 Garford Ave after a honeymoon in Florida. The bride, an UCLA and Ohio State alumna, and the groom, a Elyria High School English teacher, were attended by Mrs. Norris Ryder and Dr. Theodore Boylan.
Miss Shirley Delamater and Carl Cawrse wed at First Methodist Church in New London on April 6. The ceremony featured pink daffodils and snapdragons with a pink lace gown, a 15 minute organ recital, and a reception at the bride's parents' home. The couple will reside on Grove Street after a Michigan honeymoon. she is a Carnegie Institute graduate and works in Dr. Lanka's office, he farms with his father.
A condensed listing shows meetings and times for local groups including WCA Board of Directors Altrusa Club Elyria Junior Woman's Club Echos YWCA residence Elyria High School PTA Mothers Guild Auxiliary To Letter Carriers Association Chiquita Club Magyar Doreas Guild Eagles Auxiliary Past Councillors Daughters of America Canton Lorain 93 and Lorain Auxiliary 1 C C F Hall King Solomon Lodge No 65 F and A M Grotto Hall with 7 p m start times in various halls and venues.
Teens gathered in the community room with Carol Nemeth leading the session and Bonnie Bruce giving devotions. Mrs Bruce announced a Franklin and St Johns seventh and eighth grade dance for April 26 at Holly Hall from 7 30 to 10 p m. The group planned an Easter basket for Rebels Rest Home to be assembled Wednesday afternoon and delivered to Holly Hall at 2 p m. Judy Curtis motioned to adjourn, seconded by Barbara Thompson, followed by a social hour. Jill Dillman reporter.
Several church groups met for luncheons and meetings. St Pauls Circle 4 discussed Valley City regional meeting on Apr 25 and May Fellowship Breakfast, with prayers and devotions led by members. Ruth Naomi Group announced Easter services and May 2 event plans. Circle 1 noted regional Valley City gathering on Apr 25 and a May 3 Fellowship Day at Ridgeville.
Town notices report Miss Nancy Glass returning from Boulder to visit family in Columbus Street while Miss Jeanette Hanson plans a spring visit with Olivet Nazarene College in Kankakee. Birth announced for David Leslie Caldwell in Lakeside Ohio. Funeral services held for William Little of Detroit, formerly Norwalk.
The Garford PTA elected officers for the coming year at the regular Thursday meeting. President is Mrs Archie Evans, with Mrs Matthew Roth as first vice president and Walter Von Brock as second vice president. Other officers include Mrs John Pogan secretary and Mrs Gerald Ebrke treasurer. Norman Denby presented a Cub Pack 142 charter.
A Career Advancement panel during a Elyria Business and Professional Women's Club meeting will be moderated by Susan Davidson. Members from four professions and businesses include Margaret Edwards Frieda Latimer Alma H Scheuneman and Lucile Griffin with dinner at 6 30 p m Tuesday at the First Congregational Church Reservations are with Hazel Dennis at 53 193.
Editors pick 33 fiction and over 50 general titles in hardcover for spring. Notable works include Faulkner The Town and Cheever The Wapshot Chronicle, while Steinbeck Pippin Arnulf Heris and Nabokov’s A Fabrication draw attention.
Culture Club holds officer election at Mrs. Claude Learn home. New officers include Mrs. T. T. Elliott president and Mrs. John Shaw vice president. May luncheon and party planned for Elyria Country Club. Book review of Dr Kate by Adeli Comandini presented by Mrs. W. C. Snowden. Diversion by Mrs. R. W. McWilliams featured Autumn Across America readings. Next meeting set for April 25 at Mrs. A. C. Schirmer’s home.
Brides may depart from traditional white with gowns in combinations of pale yellow and white or gray and white embroidery on pink. Options extend to all over pink or ice blue gowns, offering colorful alternatives for nuptials.
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