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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 29, 1957
Page
4
Winifred L. Foy edits this page with community notes and notices. Local readers can submit items for publication and updates through the paper’s correspondence channels listed in the office column.
Miss Carol Ruth Buchholz daughter of Mr and Mrs Arthur Buchholz 637 Hilliard Rd became the bride of Arlen W Riggs Saturday evening at St John Lutheran Church The chancel featured white carnation decorations The Rev Norris Crook presided with vows exchanged at 630 pm Mrs Arthur Gerber cousin of the bride sang Whither Thou Goest and The Lords Prayer The bride wore white lace over satin and nylon tulle with a chapel train Her bridal bouquet was a white orchid on a white Bible The matron of honor Mrs Dale Ody and bridesmaids Mrs Charles Perczek and Rose Opra wore foam green brocade gowns The best man was Robert Graves Ushers were Dale Ody and Charles Perczek The Grange Hall reception served 250 guests Hostesses Grace Orozco Shirley Web Judy Drake and Audrey Wood Music by the Bellaires The couple will reside at 42645 Cleveland St after a trip to Detroit The bride is a Elyria High School graduate and payroll clerk at Bendix Westinghouse Automotive Air Brake Company Mr Riggs son of Mr and Mrs Russell Riggs Huntington West Virginia is a cost accounting clerk at General Industries He is a Huntington East High School graduate
The Sacred Heart Guild of Sacred Heart Church held its monthly meeting in the parish hall on a Wednesday evening. A committee was formed to organize the May Crowning of the Blessed Virgin, including Mrs. Martin Groh Mrs. Walter Wack Mrs. S Farkas and Miss Clara Solet. The guild also plans a picnic on May 21 at the Solet farm with refreshments served after the business.
Monsignor William L. Newton addressed the Third Order of St. Francis at St. Marys Church where over 250 tertiaries attended. Several members and novices were professed, prayers were offered for the ill, a plenary indulgence was announced, and plans were made for Lourdes pilgrimage and a men’s retreat.
Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Taylor of 307 North Center Street LaGrange plan an open house to mark their 25th anniversary at their home Sunday from 3 to 5 PM and 7 to 9 PM They were married April 30 1932 in Emmett Kansas The Taylors have four children Pvt Lauren R Taylor Mrs Ronald Carpenter J C Taylor and Mrs Tom Randles plus three grandchildren Tommy Deborah and Susan Randles.
Mrs Winnifred Merrill of Davenport acted as inspecting officer for El Rey Caldron ceremonial Friday night after a banquet at Elks Hall. Four candidates received degrees as Mrs William Stuntz directress and Adelaide Green initiated them. Out of town guests included Mrs Ia Seigling of Sandusky and several wives from Warren Cleveland and Bellaire.
The Townsmen will perform tomorrow night for the Guys and Gals Club Springtime Mood dance from 9 to midnight at the YWCA Holly Hall. Sunday afternoon the club will volunteer at Camp Iss-See-Kies on the Vermilion River to assist with cleanup and site preparations for summer season.
Nancy Kinzel and Willard Klingshirn wed at Holy Trinity Avon in a ceremony at 11 am with Rev. John C. Schaefer officiating. The couple, both Avon Lake High School graduates, will honeymoon in Florida before making their home in Elkridge Maryland where he serves in the U S Army Band Fort Meade.
Amid green and white decorations Elyria Catholic High School hosts Family Night with about 1000 students parents and guests. Harland Delamore presides with acts by The Counts and numerous soloists dancers and a double quartet. Co chairs Mrs Notley and Mrs Naughton lead committees of local volunteers.
Kevin McCann, president of De fiance College and former Eisenhower aide, will speak at the May breakfast of First Church Women Wednesday at 9:00 a.m. Mrs. Robert Gaehr chairs arrangements with Mrs. Clyde Robinson and Mrs. Hart assisting. Mayflower Guild volunteers will help set tables. Eiie has held an Eat Fish Week. India will build its own freight cars.
Harvey J Wilcox a Amherst College sophomore will join Kids From Home a student variety show for servicemen on a seven week tour starting June 30 The group will perform in the Pacific Islands and the Far East He is the son of Hubbard C Wilcox and Mrs Wilcox of 328 Columbia Ave He also plays string bass in the revue and is a member of the Smith Amherst Symphony Orchestra.
Gelatine cooking rests on five keys: clear gels, whips, snows, chiffon bases, and whipped cream mixtures. Unflavored jelly softens with sugar and can dissolve in hot liquid, new ranges aside, while traditional methods remain valid for jellied soups, desserts, and salads with precise ratios and preparation steps.
The Women's Association of the Lake Avenue Congregational Church meets Wednesday at 9 30 AM for May breakfast. The program includes musical numbers devotions by Mrs Ernest Seabold dedication for the Women's Gift and an address by Mrs Merlin Bishop of Oberlin on furlough after five years of YMCA pioneer work in Ethiopia. Members and friends may make reservations by calling Mrs John Haldeman.
Memorial services and initiation were held at Odds Fellows Hall by the Woman's Benefit Association for the Tri-County Rally. Honored guests included charter members State Field Director Mrs Jelinek and District Manager Mrs Allen of Cleveland. Retired Manager Mrs Barry assisted Elyria drill team. Lorain and Wellington Reviews led services. Next meeting set for Thursday. Southern Rhodesia opened "Kentucky Airport" in Salisbury.
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