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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Dec 24, 1958

Page

2

Auxiliary Holds Yale Party for Legion Post Members

Mrs. Eugene Miller and Mrs. Norman Smith led the Christmas party at Elyria Unit 12 Legion Home after the meeting. Jean Holmes reported clothing and food gifts for families. twelve dolls were dressed and given to the School for the Retarded Children. Mrs. Roy Prochaska noted sending 225 pens and gifts totaling 315 to five Ohio veterans hospitals. Caroling and a Santa visit capped the event with refreshments served by Lucille Stirzaker and others.

Eugene Miller Norman Smith American Legion 1 Elyria Unit 12 Legion Home Jack Crowell Jean Holmes Wayne Darby Roy Prochaska Ohio v Veterans Hospitals Santa Lucille Stirzaker Grace Keyes Anna Bailey Louise Wolf Flora Huebner Beth Hunt

Town Talk Elyria Enrollees at Marquette University

Town Talk Elyria lists current record enrollment at Marquette University Milwaukee Wisconsin with students from the area including Barbara Enyedy Carol Nem mers Margaret Glover Timothy Meanor Gerald Roling John Ross and Thomas Zeck Also notes Miss Carol Sayles spending Christmas at home and Women’s Benefit juniors finishing a holiday project donating cookies to Cerebral Palsy Center Cascade School and a crippled children party.js

Elyria Marquette University Milwaukee Wis Barbara Enyedy Cleveland St Carol A. Nemmers W. 10Th St Margaret L. Glover Reeves Rd Timothy W. Meanor Homer St Gerald T. Roling Lex‘ington John W Ross Stanford Ave Thomas F. Zeck Randall Ra Women's Benefit Association Cerebral Palsy Center Cascade School Y-Decs

Christmas Time Was Eventful For First County Settlers

Christmas time 151 years ago marked the move from wagon boxes to a cabin for Lorain County’s earliest settlers. Among the group were Bela and Sally Bronson and Lathrop Seymour with families, plus visitors including Sandra Page and Mary Prentice. John Hanson, Purdue student, is home for holidays.

Lorain County Columbia Bela Sally Bronson Bronsons Lathrop Seymour al Page Sandra Granada Hills Calif Ralph ‘Page LaGrange Elyrians Page Sears, Roebuck Company Elyria

Christmas party recalls early Columbia history

Mrs. Russell Becker hosted Catholic Study Club and Mission Circle 7 at her Berkley Drive home for a Christmas party with supper, gifts, and bridge. Debates over Columbia’s founding and a Lorain County Historical Society exhibit highlight a long wall of local history, including Sally Bronson’s role in naming Columbia and artifacts from 1807.

Russell Becker Catholic Study Club 4 Mission Circle 7 Berkley Drive Santa Claus Bridge Rae Becker Marge Wilson Helen Emerich Gertrude O’connor Virginia Kaiser Helen Emmerich Dorothy McCarty Mary McGowan Middle Ave Columbia Lorain County Historical Society Washington Ave Corrine Brown Wirs Waldo Sayles Andrew Barber George, Metcalf Sayles Jay ‘Jasper M. W. MacClellan Sally Bronson Lorain County Williams Brothers Sally “Brown Ohio Estabe George Williams Cleveland New England Columbia Hills Corners Durin Sally Co Beloni Adams Ted Cross-Stitch Iit Columbia Station Columbia Hills Sally Twitchell Bronson Columbia Historical Society Sherley Esther Lee Lakeside Buttit Jin Willys ‘Beebe Beebetown Bela Bronson

Hersheys Plan Florida Home After Cocoa Beach Honeymoon

Mrs. Jean Tarol Snell and Robert Milton Hershey wed in Parma Lutheran Church. The bride wore Skinner’s bouquet taffeta with Sabrina neckline and train. she is the daughter of Clyde Snell. Hershey, an RCA electronics technician, will reside in Cocoa Beach Florida after a three week honeymoon at Grant Turk Island. The couple’s attendants wore white embroidered taffeta with red spider chrysanthemums, and a reception followed at the church.

Robert Milton Hershey Cocoa Beach Fla Grant Turk Island British West Indies Patricia Allen Nancy Truelson Ralph Davis Marcia Brumley Marcia Jean Tarol Snell Clyde W. Snell East River Road Columbia Station Hershey Harry Hershey R. W. Willmann Parma Lutheran Church Skinner Donald Hershey Aler Raymond Gary Snell Surf 'N Sun Apt South Orlando Avenue Fifth Street Frank Wilcox M. M. Wilcox Elyria

Intercultural Club Holiday Stories At YWCA Meeting

At the YWCA Intercultural Club meeting Mrs. Andre Meyer narrated two Christmas tales Miracle Story of Derrick Texas and A Santa Claus Story about two children who cherish Christmas Spirit. Mrs Nicholsons on accordion from Scotland accompanied Mrs Mc Gregor who sang Christmas songs. November gathering hosted by Miss Betty Newton at Ohio Fuel Gas Co.

Yesteway Intercultural Club The YWCA Andre Meyer Derrick Texas Christopher Santa Claus Nicholsons Scotland McGregor Ohio Fuel Gas Co Betty Newton Ice

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