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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 02, 1946
Page
4
Jeanne Skok and Raymond Walend announce their engagement with both families sharing news of upcoming nuptials. Details include schooling, employment, and Navy service of the fiancé. Additional items cover a bridal shower for Grace Noveske, a Ky dlin Klub initiation, a planned beach party, and a barn dance with Johnny Jackson's orchestra.
Mr and Mrs A M Yoo of 447 Eleventh St announce the engagement of their daughter Shirley Aileen to Robert H Davies of 702 East Broad St. Shirley, Elyria High School class of 1943, works at Rever A Bindinger Jewelry Store and belongs to the YWCA Femmes. Davies, Elyria High class of 1948, attended Milam University, Fenn College, Gasé School of Applied Science, and Spencerian College, is a tool and die draftsman at Thew Shovel Co, Lorain. He served two years ten months in the Army with 18 months overseas in France and England, discharged March this year. No wedding date set.
Local notes report Andrew Beal of Southington visiting relatives, Lt. Oliver E B Shubert returning to Camp Atterbury for operative care, and many Vermilion Lake guests including Joan Belts Agnes Benjamin Gerry Birkline Georgia Duetsing Sean Dutch Barbara FiIo Audrey Green Sue Gillmore Pat Humphrey Phyllis Refenning Betty Blockwood Kay Schrock Shirley Standen Phyllis Talk Shirley Von Brock. Also mentions Miss Mary Lou Noel visiting Nan Palm, Mrs. Albert Knipper convalescing, ship’s cook Walloyd Kelly’s leave and California return, siblings Don and Denver Lewellyn and a daughter Sarah Llewellyn born July 1, and other Elyria memorial births and travel notes plus Bendix Westinghouse workers honoring Helen Virag ahead of August wedding. Includes Aid Society activities at Lakeview Park and Lutheran Women’s Missionary League meeting plans.
Licenses issued for multiple individuals including Paul Haas and Viola Muiddling at 223 Spruce street, Dunmsye Berea. Several names appear with garbled addresses and occupations such as salesman and steel worker. Public notice lists telephones and a dine-inn service with party seating limits and reservations not required except for large groups.
The Executive Committee of the Leaders Council of the YWCA met at Misa Ona V Holly's home to map changes for the upcoming year. Plans include opening meeting in September called Calling AH Clubs and October 3 event Number Please detailing fall membership and club projects. November 14 World Fellowship observance switches to YWCA Calling Long Distance with Christmas Hanging of the Greens on December 19. Attendees listed include Beth Corkill and several others.
Lydia Lord Davis of Oberlin, a returned missionary to China, spoke to St. Paul’s Women’s Guild on Filling the Empty Places in Life. About 60 members and guests attended including eight from Valley City and two from South Amherst, with plans discussed for the guild’s October seventh anniversary.
A garbled OCR list mentions individuals and streets including Harold Sweeney RB Mrs Robert Li Habert Vosburg Mrs Edward LaGrange Bernard Melaughtir Beebevont George B beby gurl North Ridgevi Bveene Tilt Duby boy and other names with addresses such as Middle avenue 421 West Ave studio and phone 34834.
Appoints Committee for Satafi's Club with 19 members present. The business session established a committee to draft the club constitution and laws, with Nancy Wiserham Huth Blackstone Barbara Kolopus Shirley Vandyke and Pat Bowen serving. Plans include purchasing purple sweeten for members. A social event titled The Sean's Song is announced, with a fundraiser at Donna Beennodh's home on Saturday night. Cascade Park monthly Major Woodworth Camp picnic follows. Members discuss House Bill No 6000 aiding widows and partial beneficiaries. Delegates head to Milwaukee for the National Convention. Charles R. Barefoot seeks National Junior Vice Commander. Moosenhart committee supports Mooschart and humanitarIan aims. Elyria Business College picnic at Chippewa Lake tomorrow. lunch provisions noted. Bananas offered by the pound at Elyria Frozen Food Service, Fuller.
Capt Mattingly invites Firat Cheiatian Elytia church members to Port Clinton for an afternoon gathering at 322 East Derry Street with transportation help from Mrs Edad Deane. Dellefield Reunion marks the 8th annual event at Linswood Park Vermilion on Sunday in August honoring German-born brothers arriving a century ago. Cleveland Chapter of Women Accountants to elect officers Sunday August 4 with a picnic at Winding Creek Road home of retiring president Mar tot A. Frye. Guatemala housing boom noted. Aloha Club hosts beach party at 416 Blew Both street with refreshments. next meet August 14 at Rita West home. FIRST STATE UNIVERSITY notes 1795 founding at North Carolina open house. cites proximity to other capitals. Rummage clearance offers coats and outfits at 12-14 sizes. phone 9358.
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