Engagement Is Told On Her Birthday
Mrs and Mrs Robert P Kirkpatrick announce the engagement of their daughter Moira to Robert A Fitch Jr son of Mr and Mrs Robert A Fitch Sr of Kenmore New York No wedding date set Moira a Elyria High School graduate attended Bob Jones University and is a Bowling Green State University senior set to receive a BS in Education in February She plans to teach in the Toledo area She is a member of First United Presbyterian Church Fitch is with Sigma Phi Epsilon at Bowling Green and will graduate in June with a BS in Education and a BA in Foreign Languages He plans to teach next September and is a Presbyterian of Kenmore NY
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert P. Kirkpatrick
Elizabeth Sr
Moira
Robert A. Fitch, Jr
Robert A. Fitch, Sr
Euclid Ave
Kenmore
N.Y
Elyria High School
Bob Jones University
Greenville
S.C
Bowling Green State University
Toledo
Ares
First United Presbyterian Church
Fitch
Sigma Phi Epsilon
Presbyterian Church
Marine Pfc
Robert V. Malin
Naval Hospital
Camp Lejeune
Malin
Servicartender
H. C. Malin
Tattersall Ct
Robert Michael
Holly Ridge
N.C
A. C. Hudnutt
Stanford Ave
James Johnson
John
John Vestal
Igram
Elvria
Catho
Jning
Holly Port
John Hansen
Fids
Salvation Army
Elyria
Tolmit
Bridal Showers For Elizabeth Hilovsky Before January Wedding
Two pre nuptial gatherings honored Miss Elizabeth E Hilovsky, daughter of Mr and Mrs Matthew Hilovsky of 419 West River St, as she set to wed Claude E Nicolay of North Olmsted in a Sacred Heart Church ceremony January 7. The week end events featured attendants maid of honor Nance Radican and bridesmaids Judith Nicolay Anne Huffman with best man James Ricketts. Floral décor, gifts, and party favors highlighted the celebrations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth E. Hilovsky
Mathew Hilovsky
West River St
Miss Hilovsky
Claude E. Nicolay
Ellen Nicolay
Clague Rd
North Olmsted
Carl Nicolay
Sacred Heart Church
Hilovsky
Nance Radican
Judith Nicolay
Anne Huffman
Deborah Grob
James Ricketts
Lakeview
Theodore Paul Jr
Albert Buttres
Fairview Park
Ernest Takacs
Elyria High School
Electro
Alloys Division
Young Women's League
Fairview
S Park High School
University of Detroit
St Angelus
United States
Clever Army
Committees Named For Event By Al ven PTA
PTA announce committees for a school event set for January with the ward party at 8 p m in the school auditorium. Budget and finance chair Mrs. James Moore listed the prize table and arrangements committees with numerous volunteers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alven Parent Teachers Association
James Moore
Henry Rice
Andrew Johnston
M. D. Sellers
Lyle Scott
Addison Meschke
James Meredith
Frederick Harpster
James Krasnobrucky
James Demerjian
Horace Jones
Ray Stauffer
Keith Queen
Harold Henderson
Harold Bearn
William Peat
Roosevelt PTA Christmas Program Brightens Church Night
About 60 students performed at Roosevelt Parent Teachers Association Christmas program at Magyar Evangelical and Re formed Church. A six child chorus from Mrs Abramoska and Mr Bara sang under Miss Marie Murphy, with Mrs Louis Novak at the piano. Mrs George Miraben read Christmas stories and refreshments followed. Membership stood at 205 with plans for a card party and bake sale on January 24. The next meeting is January 12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt Parent Teachers Association
Magyar Evangelical and Reformed Church
Abramoska
Bara
Marie Murphy
Louis Novak
George Miraben
Frank Kayden
John Smith
Catholic Daughters Troop Plans Christmas Party
Members met at Miss Marian Daly’s home on West Avenue for routine reports and to discuss a December 28 Christmas party. The group concluded with prayer and prepared favors for the East Haven Rest Home while Judy Bodner served refreshments and Suzanne Amato reported.
Election and Christmas Party Plans Highlight Lodge Meeting
St. Clair Rebekah Lodge gathered Wednesday to elect officers for the year. Evelyn Pratt was named noble grand with Mildred Page as vice grand and other posts filled by Jeanette Arnold, Katherine Griggs, Jennie Easterbrook, Cassie Richards, and Helen Six. An installation ceremony will be planned by Evelyn Pratt and several officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Clair Rebekah Lodge
Evelyn Pratt
Noble
Mildred Page
Ira Marsh
Jeanette Arnold
Katherine Griggs
Jennie Easterbrook
Cassie Richards
Helen Six
Helen and
Gerald Six
Katherine and
Frent ‘Griggs
Helen Six Presides at Oddfellows Meeting
Helen Six led the business meeting with Evelyn Pratt assisting. An 8 p m party time was set for Oddfellows Hall with Santa Claus entertainment for children. Donations were approved to the Oddfellows Home in Springfield and to the Salvation Army. Helen Six offered to chair the International Polio Drive aided by Rebekah Lodges. One candidate was balloted. Initiation on Jan 4 will feature formal degree team wear. A letter from Jean Christie now in California was read. The vice grand named Mildred Page Hazel Markel and Dorothy Benton to the calendar committee. Helen Six gave birthday gifts to members. Next regular meeting is Dec 27.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moore
iScott
Holly Hall
Alfred Jones
Helen Six
Evelyn Pratt
Oddfellows Hall
Santa Claus
theOddfellows Home
Springfield
Salvation Army
Rebekah Lodges
Jean’ Christie
California
Mildred Page
Hazel Markel
Dorothy Benton
Alice Weston
Kareni
Kerns
Gini Dawson
WCA
Eston
Eastern Heights
Sue
EDCHS
Dade and
Dames
Judy
Tick comb warns of fall on basement stairs
The guidance advises installing a tick comb to prevent a serious fall by carpeting the top and bottom basement steps. It notes the final step’s unfamiliar feel serves as a warning when carrying large loads.
Elyria Teens Face Beer Access At Dances And Parties
An Elyria writer notes many teens drink at dances and home graduation parties. Some parents defend underage drinking, bartenders are cautious, and teens devise ways to bypass checks. No New Year’s Eve party is planned at Holly Hall. junior high night is Dec 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Shome
Christmas Messiah Performed by City Churches
Readable notes describe Handel Messiah concerts in the First Congregational Church with area choirs and city groups aiding the program. Also covered are teen social issues at Elyria schools, a baby born to Marine family at Camp Lejeune, and a junior high social events with seniors teens, dampened by underage drinking concerns and parental reports.
Meet The Small Fry Christmas Cheer at Home
The Worcester children Anne Marie and Paul Lawrence, grandchildren of Mrs. Lawrence Worcester, are excited for Santa and Christmas Eve. Anne Marie, 2%, and Paul, six months, live with Mr and Mrs James A Worcester at 207 East 15th Street and watch TV to learn songs. Paul weighs 21 pounds and says da da, while the family notes their father's work as a tool grinder at Western Automatic Machine Screw Company in Fairla, Ohio. The piece also follows Karen Lynn and Sandra Sue waiting for their father, Electricians Mate Third Class Robert R. MacDonald, to return from two years in the U S Navy aboard the U S S Miller DD 535, with grandparents listed at 250 Gates Ave Elyria.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa
Anne Marie
Paul Lawrence
James A. Worcester
East 15Th St
Big Sister
Little Paul
Lawrence Worcester
Middle Ave
Western Automatic Machine Screw Company
Karen Lynn
Sandra Sue
Robert R. MacDonald
United States Navy
U.S.S. Miller
Newport
BR. I
Robert A. MacDonald
Gates Ave
Elyria
Christmas Across Time and Customs in History
The passage surveys Christmas origins and observance from early Britain through modern times. It notes December 25 as a seasonal marker, mentions Bede’s reference to old year beginnings, recalls 1644 England banning Christmas, and contrasts past restrictions with present freedom to celebrate. It also briefly blends recipe snippets and reflections on liberty at holiday time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reader
Britain
Bede
Modranecht
Thanathare
Christmas Home Preparations and Fashion Trends Highlight Season
The piece mixes home baking tips with holiday cheer and fashion notes. It cites butterscotch cookies recipe and advises strong mixing for fruitcakes. It highlights Chicago fashion trends toward delicate compact accessories with pastel colors and fine finishes for spring.
Cynthia Bush elected president of YWCA Hi-Teen Canteen
Cynthia Bush becomes president of the YWCA Hi-Teen Canteen Board with Lynn Hoover as secretary and John Palmer and Roger Kennedy as at large members. The 730 participants will elect the new board this month. Voting is planned for two nights around December 21 and 23.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cynthia Bush
YWCA
Lynn Hoover
John Palmer
Roger Kennedy
Jo Daugherty Elis
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Moira Kirkpatrick
Elizabeth Hilovsky
Land, Fairview Park, Lorain, Medina and
Nicolay
Clarence Mazarros
Aludiusielild
PTA
Allen
Fom Tan
Council
Holy Hail
Treri tIg
Invalid Car Service
Babin
W. Broud
Hi-Life
By Pat Mason
Ronald Boughton
Pteon
Camilla Haag
Fiyrla
Ohio
Chronicle-Telegram
By Nancy Knapp
Julie le Agere
England
Charles II
Gal
Andy
Mother
Chicago
Milady
Allen B. Gellman
The
Elgin American Co
Gellman
Ywca Hi-Teen Canteen
Dresden
Cleer
Mayco
Waller Ceramic Studio
Marseilles Avenue
Gibson Brothers
West College Street
W. C Wise
Guropodist
Yise Shoe Store
Cleveland St
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