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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Aug 29, 1951

Page

2

Tea for New Members Opens Fall Season at First Congregational

The Women’s Association of the First Congregational Church plans a Friday tea for members who joined between 1949 and 1951 with reservations via Mrs. Leo Meyer. The event runs 3 to 5 p.m. in the church parlors with board members hosting and Rev. Byron Anthony present. The association’s first regular meeting is set for Wednesday September 12 at 4:30 p.m. in the church parlors.

Women’s Association of First Congregational Church Leo Meyer E. C. Harr

Wedding Date Set for Kostyo Provenza at Mapvar Church

Miss Helen Kostyo and Frank Provenza plan an open ceremony at Mapvar Evangelical Reformed Church on Saturday September 15 at 3 PM. Kostyo daughter of Mr and Mrs Alex Kostyo of 142 Irondale Street. Provenza son of Mrs Dominick Spinale of 391 Gulf Road, both Elyria High grads. He is a WWII Army veteran employed by Cleveland-Chicago Sales. The event follows church vows with Rev Louis G Novak officiating.

Helen Kostyo Frank Provenza Mapvar Evangelical Reformed Church Louis G. Novak Miss Kostyo Alex Kostyo Irondale Street Elyria High School Elyria Savings and Trust Company Provenza Dominic Spinale Gulf Road Cleveland-Chicago Cleveland Elyna High School U.S. Army

Peterson's Ointment Promises Quick Relief for Eczema

The advertisement touts Peterson's Ointment as relief for itching eczema pimples red blotches and itching feet. One application should delight you or money refunded. It targets sufferers with promises of fast comfort and a refund if unsatisfied.

Peterson

Elyria Graduate Receives Syracuse Scholarship 1952

Mrs. Frank Cmiel, a former Elyria High School student from the class of 1939, earned a University of Syracuse scholarship for 1952 for outstanding 1951 academic work. She studied at Cleveland College and plans to major in Psychology. She is mother to Frances Ann and Patricia.

Frank Cmiel June Richline Elyria High School University of Syracuse Cleveland College Cariel Frances Ann Patricia

Personal notices from Elyria area readers

Local residents report travel and family events including trips to Toronto Ottawa and Montreal visits with relatives in Rochester N Y and the Thousand Islands A ten day furlough for Pfc Alan R McMan at home with his parents and note of his radar school graduation at Keefler AFB Biloxi miss prior to duty at Pinker AFB Okla New moves and jobs announced plus multiple births at Elyria Memorial hospital including Janet Carol and a son to the Gaines family Other births and visits noted from area residents with Camp Y Noah Parmadale and local addresses referenced

Martin Huebner Oberlin Road Paul Benrick Marblehead Toronto Ottawa Montreal Canada Thousand Islands Finger Lakes New York Huebner Arthur Guthman Rochester N.Y Alan R. McMan A. W. McMan Courtland Street Pfc. McMan Keefler Air Force Base Biloxi Miss Pinker Air Force Base Okla B. H. Witsberger Elyria Athens Johae Witsberger Princeton Avenue Allyns Elyrians Elyria Memorial Hospital John Derringer Eady Court Janet Carol Samuel G. Gaines Jr Carol Scott Riverside Homes Annette Campagna Mike Campagna Gulf Road Ernest Schmittgen Columbus Street Carl Linden R. Id. No. 2 Charles McGhee Wood Street Elizabeth Huebner Camp Y-Noah Akron Vincent Rumph Clement Wohlever Buddy Gregory Parmadale Doy Moore Lodi Street

Around Town Circle Dot Club Hosts Picnic in Abbe Road Home

The circle dot club held a tureen picnic at Mrs. Catherine Rauscher’s Abbe Road home with 14 members present. Guest Mrs. Minnie Lewis won first prize. other prizes went to Mrs. Pauline Kline, Mrs. Alice Kaylor, and Mrs. Sarah Reynolds, with a special prize to Mrs. Helen Smith. Next meeting is September 11 at Mrs. Mary Jackson’s School Street home.

Catherine Rauscher Abbe Road Minnie Lewis Oberlin Lewis Pauline Kline Alice Kaylor Sarah Reynolds Helen Smith Mary Jackson School Street

Summer meeting closes with picnic for honor of retiring executive

Honor Mrs Penfound and retiree A. E. Penfound at a Summer League meeting held at Charlene McGregor’s home. About 25 members attended as Virginia Shubert served 288 cochairman. A gift was presented to the retiring executive secretary of the W. C. A. Prizes were planned for evening games.

Night Club Calendar Highlights Framed by Local Societies

Friendly Dozen Club hosts at Mrs. Andrew Bolash’s Woodford Ave. J R Club gathers with Mrs. Frank Blakeslee in Le Grange. Initiation for Daughters of America includes Hazel Brute Myrtle Hornbeck and Frances Phillips. Lucille Kubes leads with Jean Linden reporting. A pillow case card party is planned for October 1. Next district meeting in Cleveland September 7 at Brilliant Star Council with officer elections. Margaret Bingelli wins special award. The session ends with America the Beautiful and refreshments served by Ruth Bryden and Margaret Bingelli. Next session September 1.

Friendly Dozen Andrew Bolash Woodford Avenue J. R. Club Frank Blakeslee le Grange Daughters of America K. of P Hall Hazel Brute Myrtle Hornbeck Frances Phillips Loraig Nightingale Council Lucille Kubes Jean Linden Ways and Brilliant Star Council East Fifty-fifth Street Cleveland Margaret Bingelli Singing of America Junch Jean Ruth Bryden

Open House Marks Golden Anniversary for Strohmeiers

Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Strohmeier of Amherst invite friends and former neighbors to an open house on Sunday September 2 from 4 to 8 PM at St. Joseph's school hall. They were married September 4 1901 at St. Mary's Elyria and have four children Maurice of Chicago Irene Baker of Elyria Robert Strohmeier of Amherst and Kathryn Jacobs of Cleveland. A noon dinner for immediate families will be held at Castle-on-the-Lake. Mr. Strohmeier worked 40 years at U S Automatic in Amherst, retiring in 1949, then returned to the same company in January.

J. J. Strohmeier Washington Avenue Amherst St. Joseph's School Hall Park Avenue Strohmeier Catherine Weber Peter Weber Middle Avenue Elyria School Street St. Mary’s Church J. T. Sheffield Highland Court Maurice Strohmeier Chicago Ward Baker Irene Robert Strohmeier Merle Jacobs Kathryn Cleveland Castle-on-the- Lake U.S. Automatic Company

First Feature Screens Break Records in Sao Paulo Theatres

The company reported its debut feature set a record as its premiere screened in 14 theatres across Sao Paulo, drawing strong attendance and media attention.

Ing Company Sao Paulo

Hospital Discharges Include Five Newborns

Mrs. Maurice Crowell and baby boy in Grafton. Mrs. Raymond Barton and baby boy in North Ridgeville. Mrs. William Wishere and baby boy at 250 Ma r seilles Avenue. Mrs. Arthur Shull and baby girl in North Ridgeville. Joseph Nasipak at 522 Cambridge Avenue. Mrs. Charles Ferenchak 525 Clark Street. Mrs. Donald Walkden 210 Denison Avenue. Richard Foxen 207 Gulf Road. Martin Prankoviak 526 Foster Avenue. Janet Myers and Jane Myers in R D No 3.

Maurice Crowell Grafton Raymond Barton North Ridgeville William Wishere Marseilles Avenue Arthur Shull Joseph Nasipak Cambridge Avenue Charles Ferenchak Clark Street Donald Walkden Denison Avenue Richard Foxen Gulf Road Martin Prankoviak Foster Avenue Janet Myers

Wilfong and Wade Engage in Buckhannon Elyria Plans

Announcement of the engagement between Miss Jean Wilfong daughter of Mr and Mrs T H Wilfong Buckhannon West Virginia and Howard L Wade son of Mr and Mrs D L Wade Dilliner Pennsylvania. Both reside in Elyria and work there with Miss Wilfong at Hess Pharmacy and Wade at General Motors. No wedding date set.

Jean Wilfong T. H. Wilfong Buckhannon W. Va Howard L. Wade D. L. Wade Dilliner Elyria Wilfong Mendels Court Hess Pharnacy Middle Avenue Holden Bell West River Street Wade General Motors Corp

Women of the Moose Meet at Amanda Cameron Home

The social service committee of Women of the Moose met at Amanda Cameron’s house on Twelfth Street. Mildred Rusterholitz chaired the session and the group voted donations to Red Cross and veteran-related councils. Prizes were won by Reva Ringle Christine Derek Yolan Goudy and Jennie Dirk. Wally Rourke received a special award. Mrs. Cameron hosted refreshments and invited Sandy Swanson as homemaking chair for September 4.

Women of the Moose Joyce Baker Amanda Cameron Twelfth Street Mildred Rusterholitz Red Cross Community Service Mary Dame of Carey Cameron Sandy Swanson

Women's Auxiliary Meetings Resume After Summer Recess

The Elyria Memorial hospital Women's Auxiliary will resume meetings on October 1 after a Summer recess. No meeting is held in September.

Elyria Memorial Hospital

Trade policy eases import controls to restore free trade

The act affects several residents and occupations across LaGrange Wellington Lorain including Harold Morimer Norris Mary Margaret Zehel John James Obertz and others by loosening import restrictions as part of a broader policy shift.

Harold Morimer Norris LaGrange Gertrude Medora Kirkpatrick Wellington Clifton Herbert Whittaker Lorain Mary Margaret Zehel John James Obertz Helen Elizabeth Act

Kiwanis Dinner and Kindergarten Meeting Planned

The Kiwanis club at Kamp Kiwanis hosts a dinner service by a women’s committee at 6 15 pm tonight. A Thursday Kindergarten meeting at the town hall 8 pm invites all parents with children registered for kindergarten this year.

Ridgeville — Kiwanis Club Kamp Kiwanis Club Ridgeville

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