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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 29, 1946
Page
4
A reception was held at Nebride's parents home in Wilkes for the Hewat couple. The event featured a thinned brown attire theme and white matching garments. G. Novak attended the Christian Votin class while Hungarians and others from Ole and Pennsylvania joined the church meeting.
The ceremony for Mr. Hogan and Miss Haag took place at the Presbyterian church with Rev. Philip H. Wichern officiating. Mr. Hogan, a 93 month Army veteran captured at Salerno, recently discharged, and Miss Haag, a bookkeeper, were honored by out of town guests including Miss Dorothy Hogan and Miss Nancy Crisp.
The engagement of Marcia V to Neal P Jensen is announced by their families. Marcia is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Steele of 200 Harvard avenues and a Blyria High School graduate. Neal is employed by General Industries and served in the Army three years overseas with Field Artillery. The wedding is planned. Vivian Carr led a recent Christlay Youth Fellowship meeting at the church Upper Room with topic Paths For Today. Next Sunday the group will be hosted by North Eaton CCF.
Local notices from Elyria include a wedding in Youngstown this Saturday for Miss Deanne Wags Nor and Philip Coe. Also listed are visits from Buffalo residents, memorial hospital births, a bride elect Mrs. Lenter Drage hosting a tea, and a Student Preparatory group meeting at Ely Mussend Art Society with program details and guest participants.
Miss Claire McGuire exchanged marriage vows with Edward Gleason at St Marys Parish House with Rev Joseph Lehane officiating at 2:30 PM. The bride wore a white gown with a long veil and carried a colonial bouquet of yosea carnations. guests included Miss Alice Tarry and Harold M. Blakeslee. The couple will reside at 400 Kenyan Avenue. both families noted local ties and prior schooling. A Woman's Club reception followed with about 175 guests.
Mary Ellen Yoder, niece of the Miases Gertride and Elizabeth Yo der, married Elton Dalester in Youngstown First Christian Church. Ceremony at 4:30 pm featured Rev. Eugene C. Reneh. reception at Mahoning Country Club. couple to live in Amarillo Texas. The bride attended Elyria High and Cleveland Medical Aids program. groom attended West Texas College Canyon and Amarillo College of Business.
A Topeka wedding described with bride Bette Lou Ratgeier and groom Jon Rey M’ Mange. Attendants include Lois Stolpe and Eleanor Stolpé as candle lighters. ring bearer Mary Low Schmidt. Bride wore ivory gown with sweetheart neckline. bouquet of sweetheart roses and cymbidium orchids. Bride's mother wore powder blue crepe. reception followed in church parlors. The couple will reside at 1912 East Broad Street Columbus after May 1. Sandwich supper noted for St Paul’s Youth People with next meeting May 31.
Garford P T A holds election and installation of officers at its Wednesday 2 p m meeting. Kindergarten and first grade rhythm hand and Von Brock clarinet ensemble perform. Special Edison T A board meets 1 90 p m. Tea at 2 40 p m followed by officer installation and yearly report. A program by Mrs Evalyn Bird and Mrs Beathard features one act comedy Cyclone Sally Thursday and Friday May 2 and 8 pm at Grave Tall. Adin children She adults de tax included.
A dense OCR list outlines a busy week of church gatherings, parent associations, social clubs, and civic meetings. It mentions Grace Lutheran, St Pauls, P T A groups, Women’s groups, sororities, a book review by Rowland, dinners, a tureen supper, and various anniversaries. Aimed at residents, the fragment emphasizes community engagement across churches, unions, and schools with dates and hosts.
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