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The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Dec 02, 1949

Page

5

Town Hall panel reviews remodeling plans with Fulton firm

Wellington officials and Cleveland architect Harry S. Fulton discussed revised remodeling specifications for the Town Hall. The proposals will be presented at the forthcoming town council meeting on Monday evening December 5. Local social notes mention Miss Lois Whiton visiting from Cleveland, the Jacksons staying with Mrs. Sage, and several teachers and relatives visiting from nearby towns.

Wellington Town Hall Improvement Committee Harry S. Fulton Cleveland

Elyria area church events and social notes gather pace

A Baptist Youth Rally is planned for Elyria with a Hebron rally at Elyria Baptist Church. First Baptist Church featured Christmas music, including vocal solos by Mrs. Howard Young and Howard Hilliker and a duet by Gertrude Kirkpatrick and Amy Clinesmith. The Sey-More club hosts a Christmas party with Mrs. Melba Waite, exchanging gifts and revealing Mystery Sisters. Election of officers names Mrs. Wilhelmina Yanke, who is moving from Pittsfield back to her Kent apartment. Regulars note Mr. and Mrs. Sam H. Hummel's Mexico tour and wintering in Englewood Florida, while Mrs. Violet Curtice and Co. M. Barnhart split time between Texas and town. Barnhart joined his wife here after two weeks with friends in town. Entre Nous club hosted bridge with Christmas party planned for December 17 at the Weber BeVier home. Mrs. C. E. Baum hosted the gathering and Mrs. C. M. Barnhart of Texas attended.

Lois Whiton Cleveland C. L. Whiton Barker Street Royal Jackson Elyria Fred Sage Pauline van Gorder Fort Wayne Ind Georgie Ruger North Main Street Harvey Myers Montebello Cal Irwin Myers Kathleen Morton Lodi Milo F. Myers Here Katherine Murray Amherst J. B. Murray Prospect Street First Baptist Church Hebron Elyria Baptist Church Howard Young Howard Hilliker Gertrude Kirkpatrick Amy Clinesmith Sey-More Club Melba Waite Wilhelmina Yanke Chris Schafer Pittsfield Sam H. Hummel Mexico Englewood Fla Hummel Violet Curtice M. Barnhart Texas C. E. Baum Weber BeVier Grand Avenue C. M. Barnhart

Local family notes refrain from holidays and studies

Mrs. Bert Wise and family are mentioned. Mrs. Wise and Mrs. Dillon are sisters. Mrs. Sam Zubrick, formerly Miss Jeannette Wise, returned from Oberlin hospital. Lee Smith and sister Mrs. Floss Cushion visited Hugh Hogan's family in Lansing, Michigan. David Andrews resumed studies at Denison University after holidays.

Bert Wise Wise Mrs. Dillon Sam Zubrick Oberlin Hospital Jeannette Wise Lee Smith Hugh Hogan Lansing Mich David Andrews Denison University

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