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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Dec 13, 1950

Page

11

Class Has Party At First Methodist Church

The Mary Martha class held a Christmas party at the First Methodist Church last evening with 38 members and three guests. Mrs. Alex Garland presided. devotions by Mrs. Mary Halliwell included Luke readings and a poem. Barbara Ramage and Marina Johnson performed piano selections. slides by Rev C C Vandersall illustrated a Europe trip. Refreshments were served by Mrs J C Linville's committee. next meeting is January 9.

Alex Garland Mary Halliwell E. Markham Barbara Ramage Marina Johnson Carlton Squire Mother Goose J C Linville Mesdames Meinke Blanche Thompson Hazel McCord Lucile Hull H E Wibber Halliwell Mabel Hendricks Mabel Sutcliff Walter Armstrong

Hospital Discharges List Includes County Residents

A patient discharge list names Mrs Otho Juvenile and a baby boy from Avon, Mrs Henry Eidam with a baby boy in Columbia Station, John Lawson of Grafton, Mrs Walter Smith of 1449 East River Street, Mrs Roy Cotton of 2222 Lake Avenue, Jane White of RD 1, Robert Dobbins of Grafton, Paul Leimbach RD Vermilion farmer, Patricia Penton of Lorain, Benson Tucker of Oberlin, a teacher, and Janet Scheuerman of 40 King Street Oberlin.

Otho Avon Henry Eidam Columbia Station John Lawson Grafton Walter Smith East River Street Roy Cotton Lake Avenue Jane White Robert Dobbins Paul Leimbach R D Vermilion Patricia Penton Lorain Benson Tucker Oberlin Janet Scheuerman King Street

Community Group Meetings Share Christmas Plans

Lake Avenue Congregational church division F met at Mrs Clarence Reising’s Foster avenue home with devotions by Mrs Reising and a reading by missionary chair Mrs Charles Pichard. Members exchanged gifts, prizes awarded to Mrs W R Botamer, and January 8 plans were set at Mrs J E Fritz’s Spruce street. Catholic Study Club No 14 met at Mrs Kenneth Meyers’s Marseilles avenue for ad vanced Catechism study and Christmas gifts exchanges with January 9 noted. Moose Women heart committee met at Velma Orr’s Hawthorne street for a Christmas party with grabbag cards and prizes, and plans for January.

Lake Avenue Earl Crawford Robert Slack J. E Fritz Spruce Street Catholic Study Club No St Jude’s Kenneth Meyers Marseilles Avenue Joe Rothgery Velma Orr Mooseheart Committee of Women of the Moose Hawthorne Street Ethel Court Wilma Olah DeSalles Nefsenger Yolan Goudy Babettes Club Dorothy Kiser Terry Fredericks Flora Hales Evelyn Smith Rae Nell Chritian Sunshine

Christmas party notices and club gatherings across towns

Mrs Paul Weisbood Jr hosted a Re double Two club party on Garford avenue with Gin rummy prizes for Mrs Henry Pen found Mrs Phillip Barr and Mrs Richard Todd. Gaiety and Circle Dot clubs held Christmas events with dinners games and gift exchanges. The piece also notes a wedding in Wakeman and a Japanese firm risk wrapping paper from Kozu fiber along with New Zealand bids on a five mile rail tunnel.

Paul Weisbood, Jr Redouble Two Club Garford Avenue Henry Penfound Phillip Barr Richard Todd Barr Reeves Road

Wakeman Church Scene Of Pretty Wedding Ceremony

Miss Lois Hurst and Richard Ross were married at Wakeman Congregational Church in a candlelight ceremony on December 9. The service featured a double ring rite, organ music, and family-pinned bouquets, followed by a reception for nearly 200 guests in the church hall.

Wakeman Lois Hurst Blaine Hurst Richard Ross L. A Ross Wakeman Congregational Church Floyd Bryan Robert Fountain Oberlin Edna Hill Faille Forest Fletcher Mr. Ross Charles Shelton Granville Richard Eastman New London

Seaboard Finance Opens Elyria Office With Local Staff

Seaboard Finance Company will open a new Elyria office at 345 Broad Street tomorrow with Mel Ford as manager. Ford brings over 20 years in small loans. local staff include Al Vietzen Jr and Miss Marguerite Hogan. The firm operates 128 offices in 22 states and specializes in loans from 10 to 1000 dollars. Christie College centenary note mixed in. location above Ostrov's shoe store redecorated.

Seaboard Finance Company Elyria Broad Street Mel Ford Kansas City Ford Elyrians al Vietzen, Jr Marguerite Hogan Ostrov Seaboard Finance Ohio Canton Columbus Dayton Toledo

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