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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 10, 1946
Page
3
Mary Barbara Jones and Edward M. Smith married at Lake Avenue Congregational Church. Jones, a SPAR for three years, and Smith, a Seabee for two and a half years, will reside at 124 West River Street after a wedding service conducted by Oried Vande Visse. The ceremony featured music by Nina Ramsee and flowers from local clubs.
Agnes H Oslovean and Harold C Ternes wed at St Vitus Lorain. Bride, daughter of Mr and Mrs Martin Oslovean, wore a white satin gown with lace and a long train. Groom, son of Mr and Mrs Bred Ternes, works with his father in plastering. They plan a two week motor trip and reside with the bride’s parents afterward.
Community fundraiser on N Ridge Road hosts a Tuesday August st event from 5 to 7 30 pm with adults 150 and children 1.00. The dinner price includes dax.
A long list of discharged patients and accompanying guardians or family members appears with partial addresses across Wellington Avenue Jefferson Street Fifteenth Street Tenth Street and Pasadena Avenue. Names include Gerald Roling Joseph Mats Theo dore Gealth Eleanor Henser Havel Mourton Bernice Gibson and La Yonne Freeland along with guardians Mrs Frank Guy Mrs Harold Llewellyn Mrs William Melero and others.
Births and family notices from Elyria Memorial Hospital include a daughter born Friday to Mr and Mrs Parl Haven of Grand Court and to Mr and Mrs Nobert Beiter of 198 Cleveland. Also a daughter born to Mr and Mrs Joseph Jurek Ne and a daughter Augusta born to Mr and Mrs Allen Bart. Local residents report surgeries, trips, and travels, with multiple residents returning from trips to Milwaukee Chicago and Sharon. The Northwest Encampment announced degree conferral for James Murphy and C E Garn with Oberlin visitors, plus a scheduled Flyria lodge picnic possibly postponed to August 18.
A fragmented OCR list shows names ages and professions in Lorain and nearby towns with many misspellings. It ends noting President Avila Camacha of Mexico seeks to halt the exodus of Mexican laborers to the United States.
Grace Arlene Noveske daughter of Mr and Mrs Adam Noveske of 636 Grafton Road married Joseph Pijor son of Mr and Mrs Thomas Pijor of Grafton Palms in a nine oclock double ring ceremony at St Marys Church Mygr William J Newton officiated The bride wore a Marquisette gown with leg o mutton sleeves long train lace edging and a pearl rosary The bride was given in marriage by her father Attendants included maid of honor Adeline Tarnowski and bridesmaids Florence Stanislawski Lucille Noveske Leon e Milanowaki Emilie Gevec Eleanor Graber and Janice Noveshe The groom was escorted by Henry Pijor with ushers listed The reception for 130 guests followed at the Hungarian Reformed hall in Lorain The couple will honeymoon on a motor trip west and reside at 1936 1/2 Gratton Road after returning from their service in the Navy The groom is a Belden High School graduate and former Navy submarine crew member The bride is a Blythe High School alum and employee at Standard Drug Store.
In Kipton, Gertrude Chamberlin Klein wed Wilton Merle White of New London in a ceremony read by Rev. W. H. Mitchell at the local Methodist church. The couple, both linked to Real Silk Hosiery Mills, will reside in Kipton. The bride wore a brown suit with aqua accessories and carried dainty flowers.
A Colonial Club gathering chaired by Mrs. A H Steddard at 251 Sixth Street featured Evelyn Sokol of Lie Riverdale Court entertaining Chips Club. New officers were elected: president Elbert, vice presidents Carole Elbert and Joan Brigell, treasurer, secretary, publicity Nancy Radican, and Pat Haury to draft a constitution. Club members planned emblems with Fern Kaye in charge and welcomed new member Shirsley Webber. A wiener roast followed. next meeting at Fern Kaye’s Poplar Street home.
A U S Army truck with two soldiers and 52 American war veterans arrived near Liege Belgium after disappearing in the Russian zone of Germany yesterday. The bodies were disinterred from make shift graves in the Russian zone. Most victims were sailors killed by Nazis during the war.
Lorain County Prosecutor William G. Wickens spoke to Kiwanis in the Elks dining room about a tax problem tied to property valuation. He cited manufacturers listing machinery as personal property and noted tax rates of 30 cents per dollar for personal property used in production versus 70 cents for real estate. Guests included D. P. Ellsworth of Winter Haven Kiwanis and his son Dave.
The Atlas Movers at 15 Smith Court is announced as a new moving firm owned by Tony Foglyano and his half brother Johnny DeMarco. They promise to handle any size move using their combined two decades of experience.
The article outlines the Wellington school year with teacher meetings by September 3 and opening on September 4. It details six week periods from September to May, Thanksgiving holidays, Christmas rotation, Easter holidays, and a fall meeting of the Northeastern Ohio Teachers Association. It also notes veterans' post activities and church society meetings with several member updates.
The Fer Gelivary Béreke Coll hosts a WARS Merreh Ava Wat Phese 64 meeting with Mrs Ave Grove set for September 12. Lunch was served by the hostess as locals plan an outdoor Grange meeting and a September fair feature with a cantata-styled program. Tickets for the Jordan County Fair go on sale at Foster's Pharmacy and Hill Seed Store. Multiple residents, including Mrs Ollie Minnich and Della Cooper, are listed in hospital or visiting statuses, while Mary Seitters recently discharged from Medlin Hospital.
In Danville Arkansas dissident Army veterans plan to present a slate to oppose Chancellor John Chambers. A one-man from each township drew up the ticket in a tense session. Over 1,000 ex servicemen supported the move while calling the administration dictatorial. Dr J K Grace urged breaking Chambers 26 year rule and estimated county people favor action despite fear to vote.
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