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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Apr 27, 1955

Page

11

Clergymans Widow 90th Birthday Observed

Mrs. A. C. Corfman of 112 Park Ave marks her 90th birthday amid spring blooms and visiting friends. The obituary notes her late husband Rev. Mbert C. Corfman, long Methodist pastor, and highlights family ties to Oberlin, Green Valley, and Carbide Realty. Though son Dr. Philip Corfman cannot attend, relatives plan a quiet birthday with children and grandchildren in attendance.

A. C. Corfman Park Ave Minnie F. Fuson Corfmany Laan County de Graff Mbert C. Cortlymin DeGraffl Westerville Corfman Elyria Corfmans Glein Cleves Land Qhere Sos Oberlin Mathie Johnson Fiurchild Qherdin College Gradu Ralph W. Soekman Green Valley Fredericktown Muinmer Methodist Church Penheld Laforte Mildred Cinen Carbon and Carbide Corporation New York City Philip Corfman Arlington Mass Harvant = Medical School Boston City Hospital Stanley L. Corfman

Women of Churches At Work Circle Notes

Multiple First Methodist and St Pauls circle reports detail meetings held in Whitney Room and church lounge. Activities include sunshine calls, devotional talks, religious readings, and May events such as conferences, luncheons, a mother and daughter banquet, and forthcoming circle meetings with hostesses. Members named include Mrs Walter Armstrong Mrs Herman Portman Mrs P E Diller Mrs Alex Garland Mrs M M Wilcox Mrs Claude Learn Mrs Mary O Neal Mrs T W Willis and others.

Whitney Walter Armstrong Herman Portman P. E. Diller jMes Alex Garland M. M. Wilcox Claude Learn Sanitarium of India ST. Paul's Circle NO Ghidis Stock June Miller Max Rae Rae Rader Ann Miller Gladys Stock Kathryn Pierce

Klimczak Marriage Announcement In Cleveland Church

Miss Mary Rogo daughter of Mrs Louie Roe is to wed Anthony Klimczak son of Mrs and Mrs Paul Klimczak. The Holy Name Church in Cleveland will host the ceremony at 9 am.

Mary Rogo Louie Roe Fartsath St Cleveland Anthony Klmegak Paul Klimccak Huron Holy Name Church

Cashmere Brings Spring Face to Fashion Lines

Cashmere introduces new spring fabrics with tweeds, patterns and bright colors. The collection features cashmere tweeds, flecks and checks in coatings and dresses, signaling a fresh luxury era for wardrobe planning and purchases.

Ann Duneé

Service League Plans Benefit Sale For Blind

Elyria Service League organizes its annual rummage sale to support the Blind project. The event runs all day starting at 8 30 am on the second floor of the Center For Sightless building with committee members including Mrs J L Beltz and co chairwoman Mrs M E Whitman among others.

Elyria Service League Center J. L Beltz Overbrook Rd M. E. Whitman K. B. Crandall E. 8. Schneider T. W, Aunier Q. J. Winsor Robert H. Crehore R. M. Timms R. Standen L. R. Tutford Mathersto Be Ciudad Trujillo Amherst Jeanette Third St Vargo Longfellow St Elyria Jessie Waltz Woodburn St Leda Wilbur Medina A.M

New Arrivals and Discharges at Elyria Memorial Hospital

New arrivals April 26 include a daughter to Mr and Mrs Philip Venturella of Oberlin Road a son to Mr and Mrs Joseph Zabrecky of 50 West Third Street a son to Mr and Mrs William Mann of 979 Gulf Road a daughter to Mr and Mrs Alfred Verhot of 456 Oliver Drive a son to Mr and Mrs Dallas Ward of Lorain and a daughter to Mr and Mrs Bobbie Matheney of 341 Ninth Street Discharges listed for Mrs John Cantwell 612 Clark Ave Miss Ann Clark East Haven Rest Home Sandra Gregoraik 325 Oberlin Road George Hastings 217 West Miver Mrs Howard Hawley and son East Ave Mrs Steve France and son RD No 3 Mrs Merlin Ingraham and son 583 Hilliard Road Mrs William Kimber 4254 North Street Frederick Mele 68 Bell Avenue Mrs Pearl Miller 930 Midside Avenue Mrs David Parker 957 Foster Avenue Mrs Paul Parkinson 2 Valley View Mrs Joseph Rauscher Geaton Mrs Lonial Rice Sandusky Mrs James Smith and daughter 303 Spruce Street Mrs Orville Songer Lorain Miss Faye

Phillip Venturella Oberlin Rd Joseph Zabrecky West Third St William Mann Gulf Rd Alfred Verhot Oliver Dr Dallas Ward Lorain Bobbie Matheney Ninth St John Cantwell Clark Ave Ann Clark East Haven Rest Sandra Gregoreaik Oberlin George Hastings West Miver Howard Hawley Bell Pearl Miller Midsidle Ave David Parker Foster Ave Paul Parkinson Valley View Joseph Rauscher Geatton Lonial Rice Sandusky James Smith Spruce St Qrville Songer Misa Faye

Dennis Brill Honeymoon In East At Niagara Falls

Dennis Brill and Marilyn Gehringer were married Saturday at Evangelical and Reformed Church Henrietta Rev Dewees Singley officiated at 7 30 pm. The couple celebrated with white gladioli and daisies, exchanged vows under a flower arch, and will reside in Henrietta after a reception for about 260 guests. The bride wore nylon tulle gown with Chantilly lace accents and a Chantilly lace jacket, and carried white orchids and stephanotes. Attendants wore rhinestone necklaces and carried daisies and roses. The groom is son of Mr and Mrs Nelson Brill of Amherst RD No 1. The wedding party included Miss Geraldine Brill and Miss Sandra Gehringer. The bride is the former Marilyn Gehringer, daughter of Mr and Mrs Henry Gehringer of Oberlin. The couple’s traveling outfit featured blue and gray, and both mothers wore pink rose corsages. The couple plans to live in Amherst area.

Niagara Falls Dennis Brill Marilyn Gehringer Evangelical and Reformed Church Henrietta Dewees Henry Gehinger North Park Oberlin Heidegroom Amherst Emil Becker Neil ‘Zurcher Donald Gehringer Airs Gehringer Mrs. Brill South Amherst Brill Wall

Calendar of Events at Churches and Clubs This Week

A long listing of meetings and speakers across multiple organizations. Events include First Congregational Church groups, Navy Mothers Club, Roosevelt Avenue clubs, Jefferson PTA Executives, Rainbow Class at First Methodist, Grace Lutheran Missionary League, St Andrew Episcopal activities, Catholic Study Clubs, Dames of Malta, Masonic Temple sessions, and other local society gatherings. A note mentions Lahore likely headquarters for a West Pakistan unit uniting several states.

First First Congregational Church Boe Guehr Eastern Heights Holls Hall George Anthony Moore Navy Mothers Club American Lemon Y. Mon. C John Nimar Roosevelt Ave Locum County Longfellow St Lahore Karachi West Pakistan

Maple syrup history and 1958 Ohio crop notes

Our forefathers found Indians used maple syrup and it became common in the eastern US and Canada. Cane sugar was costly until after the Civil War. Maple syrup and sugar are now luxury items. this year’s crop is described as first quality by Ohio State entomologist Charles Reese. Ohio ranks third in production behind Vermont and New York, with 58 counties producing maple syrup. Most supply comes from Geauga and Portage counties. Syrup is sold in various containers and may be pure or mixed with cane sugar, often at about 15 percent maple content. Read labels to know the exact mix and origin just as many farms offer.

United States Canada Charles Reese iOhio State University Ohio Vermont New York State Geauga Portage

Mrs. J. D. Ryan Elected District WSCS Secretary

Elyria women attended a spring WSCS meeting of the Norwalk District at Wadsworth First Methodist Church. Mrs. J. D. Ryan was re elected district Spiritual Life secretary as officers for the new year were chosen, with Mrs. A. A. Bauman presiding and many local church members participating in the conference activities. Also noted are luncheon, memorial service for district members, and a speaker from Toledo on missionary education.

Circle No. 8 First Methodist Church T. WW. Willis Dart Keech Sur Road Yeurday Pam M. F. Fey Fred Lawrence Cora Phelps Miss Hickey United Churchwomen WSCS Northeast Ohio R. FB. Mace Donald Nantuchet Frank Gilbreth, Jr Elyria Woman's Society of Christian Service Norwalk Wadsworth J. D. Ryan A. A. Bauman Oberlin W. Brown Lakeside C. W. Cooper Yocom K. R. Lemmer Medina Wayland Hyde T. Mitchell Clyde Elton Lahr Vickery Christ Paul Meyer Amherst Wesleyan Service Guild C. D. Riggle Akron First Methodist Church Wadsworth First Toledo Alaskea

Secrets Of Charm Prepare For Heir Instructs On Personal Appeal

John Robert Powers guide urges expectant mothers to prepare physically mentally and emotionally for a child. It touts Helene Scott as a leading designer and notes a promotion offering free tips on charm. The piece blends fashion, infant care advice and a call to mail for more details and a charm program.

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