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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 24, 1952
Page
7
The ceremony for Okie and Jack Schuster is scheduled for May 14 at Solemn Nuptial High Mass, to be held at St Mary's Church at 10 oclock in the morning. A reception will follow at the Assumption Hall in Grafton.
Mrs Richard Dow dell hosted a pre wedding celebration at Emerson Court for the 50th anniversary couple Michael Hermans and his bride to be. Relatives and friends attended a three course meal and games with prizes, honoring planned nuptials and family ties to the Schuster and Dow dell households.
The Elyria Country Club hosts its annual Spring luncheon for women members and guests on April 29 at 1 pm sponsored by the Women’s Golf Association. Mrs Daisy Ward heads plans for a Consumer Credit Conference trip to Washington, D C in June. The event follows a business meeting led by Mrs YT F Schilling.
Division B met at 145 Fairlawn Avenue Tuesday night with Mrs Richard Ryan assisting. Plans for future meetings were the main order of business. Myra Stevenson and Mrs Donald Jenkins volunteered as hostesses for the May 28 luncheon. Darlene Rader to work in the kitchen. Annual division picnic discussed and proceeds from selling sponges foil and tape. Mrs Ryan led devotional period before the meeting. Next meeting set for May 27 at 225 Beebecourt with Mrs Allen Ahlgrim. co host Mrs Booth Bazley. Rummage sale planned Friday 3 pm to Saturday 9 am. Fish Fry every Friday. The Polish Chair at West Middle Avenue. PTA meeting listed.
Mrs G Russel Hargate of Columbia Avenue attends meetings of the National Executive Board of the Girls Friendly Society and the Women’s Auxiliary of the Protestant Episcopal Church. LeRoy Fortnofer announces the birth of a daughter Mary Lou born April 23 at Lekewald Hospital weighing 2 pounds 13 ounces. Fortnofers have three other children. Mrs Dora Bailes, Harriet Copus’s mother, injured in a fall, fracturing her leg at Gonna Samaritan Hospital in Sanaa sky. expects extended stay. Mr and Mrs Stephen Garen and son William returned from McMechen West Virginia after the death of Mrs Gach’s mother. Mr and Mrs Earl Jayuay retire home from McMechen after funeral of grandmother. Mr and Mrs Robert Haendees attend a service at Elyria Memorial Hospital.
Sophomore Y-Teens coordinate ticket sales for Elyria High School Booster Club event at the high school auditorium April 28 eight o'clock. Participants vie to perform on WEWS TV April 29. Acts include cane dance, duets, vocal numbers, Rhythm Aces, and acts by Sally Davies, Carol Turner, Joan Grandstaff, Marcia Guth, and others.
Jessie Raesler the ways and means chair outlined term projects at the Dames of Malta meeting last evening in I O O F hall. A bake sale is set for May 24 at the Bus company office and a rummage sale in June. Mildred Clark won the special project. Grace Hutter from Cleveland spoke briefly. One membership application was presented. Lunch followed the meeting with cards after. Next meeting is May 14 with a Queen’s entertainment after.
Elyria Council of Church Women and the YWCA host May Fellowship Day May 2 with speaker James H. Woods of Cleveland. Proceeds support Lorain County Home residents. tea to follow at the YWCA. nursery for preschoolers offered at First Congregational.
At the Woman's Guild monthly meeting in Elyria District Catholic High School, members outlined a May plan including a May 2 name-your-own-price sale at the Conry building and a May 4 mother-daughter tea in the school gym. A nominating committee was named to present officers for the next meeting, a tureen dinner at 6:30 p.m. Monday. Also noted were notes on Rev Fr Frederick Dietz and program speaker Grant Keys on Americanism, urging church duties and vote participation.
Mrs N J Kaiser was elected president of Catholic Study Club No 4 and Mission Circle No 7 in a combined session at Mrs John Becker's Roosevelt avenue home. Other officers named include Mrs P E Wilson vice president and Mrs Theodore Emerich secretary.
Cloth clothing and miscellaneous items offered at a rummage sale in the St Marys Church Basement. Friday evening 8 15 to 9 30 and Saturday morning 8 to 10 with entrance on 4th Street. Sharp bargain prices. Proceeds support church programs.
Giant rummage offering men's, women's and children's clothing at Mise Side Door 367 N Olive. Open Thursday Friday and Saturday.
Various clubs and churches set tonight events across Elyria including St Johns Lutheran Women’s Missionary Society, International supper by Cultural Committee at Magyar Church, Lake Avenue Congregational and St Marys PTU meetings, and Theta Eta Beta Sigma Phi in the evening. Also listed are Lions, Shriners, Moose units and prayer circles with times from 6:30 pm to 8:30 pm.
St Agnes Altar and Rosary Society sponsors the showing of Our Lady of Fatima this Sunday April 27 at 2 p m on the church wall. The committee has spent three months procuring it. Admission is free and the film is suitable for all ages. Mrs Walter Thome, program chairman, notes strong demand for the screening.
Miss Mary Jensen will tell stories for children of all ages at 3 15 upcoming Friday. Sampson is about a bad little boy who loses his rear. Genevieve Goes to Bed Early shows a girl who sleeps in daytime to stay up late with mice. The Little Car That Wanted a Garage follows an old car in a lot marked for sale. Fluffy and Bluffy follow two dogs seeking their mother. Old Silversides features a bus that breaks down. Gabriel Churchkitten and the Moths ends the program with Parson Pease-porridge getting a new cat?
Miss Edith Shearer addresses Intercultural Committee at the YWCA urging members to sign the week’s purpose and to publicize the organization’s group program for youth. She stresses renewed dedication to Christian ideals and collaboration under the motto On Your Own but Not Alone with an intercultural program planned for May 23 and a May 27 meeting.
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