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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Dec 29, 1944

Page

3

Engagement Of Miss Barbara Woodruff To Bruce Boehler Is Announced Today

Announcement of the engagement of Miss Barbara Woodruff, daughter of Mrs. Mazie Woodruff, to Bruce Boehler, son of Mr. and Mrs. H. R. Boehler. Miss Woodruff, Elyria High graduate, attended Elyria Business College and works as cashier and bookkeeper at Fitch Company. Boehler, Lorain High graduate, studied at University of Kentucky and Bowling Green, majoring in physical education at Baldwin Wallace College. wedding planned for next summer.

Barbara Woodruff Bruce Boehler Mazie Woodruff WV Robsoncourt Howard B. Wardraff Brier Buehler H.R. Boehler S05 Ninth Street Lorain

Sigma Gamma Sorority Elects At Holiday Party

Sigma Gamma Sorority members gathered at Mrs. Chience Meinke’s Lorain home for a holiday party with a two course meal. Officers were elected for the new year and will be installed at the January meeting with a banquet planned for Founders' Day. Four tables of bridge produced high scores for Mrs. N. S. Hearn, Mrs. Joseph Petro, and others. A Research Club session at Mrs. J. Green’s addressed successful women in arts and writing, highlighting Cortella Otis Skinner and Margaret Bourke White among others. A January 18 meeting is scheduled in O. P. S. rooms for a demon Pi.

Circle Robert Shryock Stanford Avenue E. Bradberk Robert Hand Cireen Carlton Squires A. D. Strong Philip Brooks Mra Verne Unger Alien Burton Ohlemacher Margaret Edwards Santa Paul Strobel T. D. Lawson Betty Mynchenberg New Jersey Rhodes Sherman Avenue Sigma Gamma Sorority Chience Meinke Lorain Joseph Hochenedel Edwied Block Urban Kathe Block Teenaurer J. Hochenedel Fovinders Harry Schulte Mis Helen ,Townsend Gerald Leonard N. 8. Hearn Joseph Petro Fred Smith J. Green Fifteenth Street Alice Good Chub Taves H. Boynton Cortella Otis Skinner Aurcess Margaret Bourke White Portuno Valentina Bally Noble Dorothy Bhaver Dana Fox Netile Hecock

Hosts To Class Executives For First Methodist Event

Mr and Mrs A D Strong of 144 Columba avenue host this evening the retiring and Toone Executive boards of the John Whitney class of the First Methodist entirery. The retiring president is Byron Morray and Merman Kirkpatrick will take office as president.

A. D. Strong Columba Avenue Toone John ©. Whitney First Methodist Byron Morray Merman Kirkpatrick

Christmas reunion fills Elyria family with joy

Cpl. Donald B. Percival and Jeanne Draper of Denver share a 17 day furlough at his mother's East Avenue home. Sisters Mrs. George H. Jone and Mrs. A. L. Richwine visited for Christmas dinner on December 20 before returning to the Red Cross dunee at Newport News, Virginia. They reunited with Mrs. A. G. Johnson and Mrs. George A. Richwine. Birth announced for Thomas Joseph Vaughn in Lawrence Massachusetts on December 23. Various relatives and servicemen, including Hugh T. Opdyke and Clifford E. Smith, feature in Christmas gatherings and travels. George Eberling improves after pneumonia. Church groups host dinners and ceremonies during the season.

Donald B. Percival Jeanne Draper Denver Colorado East Avenue George H. Jone A. L. Richwine Red Cross Newport News Virginia Corporal Percival Great Bend Kansas A. G. Johnson Pearl Harbor George A. Richwine Thomas W. Vaughn Vaughn Lawrence Massachusets Elyvia Thomas Joseph J. S. Cox Park Avenue Ke Cox Winston Salem North Carolina Mra James Cox Karen Chicago Floyd Pond Jeanne Lima Hugh T. Opdyke U. S. Comet Guard Miami Florida T. A. Opdyke Flyvia Wilfrid Bowdler Tenth Street Cambridge Avenue W. F. Hall Southwest Eighth Street Willard Court George Eberling Bradley Road John Fritz Elyria Memorial Hospital West River Street Gifford Smith Gration Bort Jack Wilcox Aoson Delbert Rader Grafton Elyaia Memorial Hospital

Women’s Council circle hosts with holiday scenes and plans

Mrs. RB A Gin welcomed Hannah Group members at Cornell Avenue for a Christmas afternoon with devotional talks by Mrs. Gwin and readings by Miss Marilyn Laver and Mrs. E W Rowland. Gifts, music, and festive refreshments followed, birthday tributes noted for Mrs. Hay and Mrs. Ray.

RB. A. Gin Hannah Women's Council of First Christian Church Cornell Avenue Ann Bowers G. Ray Hay Ih Ray Russell Bennett Chase Street

News Of The Girl Scouts TROOP No 17 Christmas Tea

The girls of Scout Troop No 17 joined a festive Christmas tea hosted by Mrs. H. W. Bond on Washington Avenue from three to five. Carols filled the air before refreshments were served. Earlier the troop visited several churches including the Jewish Temple St Agnes Hingman Reformed and St Andrew's.

H. W. Bond Washington Avenue

Hadassah Latke Plans and Women’s Club Supper

Tonight the Blaine Woman’s Club hosts a tureen supper at 6 30 with a program to follow. Senior Hadassah held a paid up membership party at Mrs J Sepsennot’s Brandstan Avenue home with Mrs M Hyman as guest. Dave Danzig reports on the Latke party set for January 7 at Lorain Temple after an evening of games the girls exchanged boxes of refreshments.

Triple E Clu L. J. Boothroyd Blaine Siest Woman's Club Dunior Hadassah J. Sepsennot Brandstan Avenué M. Hyman Hadassah Elyria Dave Danzig Lorain Temple

Spencer Manufacturing Company Christmas Party Highlights

Spencer Manufacturing Co held its annual Christmas party at the Spencer auditorium for about 150 employees and guests with a 6:90 pm turkey dinner served by the Spencer Parent-Teacher Association. John Firestone and Asa Firestone introduced guests. Lt Frank Allen shared wartime experiences. A new employee savings and profit-sharing plan was described by Curtis C. Spence, with an advisory committee named Hawk, Dalgleish, Auble, Johnson, Snoble, Firestone and Spence. The event included dancing in the gym and a separate party for employees' children with films and carols.

Spencer Spencer Manufacturing Co Spencer Parent- Teacher Association John Firestone Asa Firestone Rumpany Frank Allen Turlough Hump Himalaya India China Burma Curtlce C. Spence Spence Spencer Manufacturing Company Bible Close Fidelity Elble The Baptist Church J. T. McCourt Santa Claus Adam Galt Rev. Galt Luke Christ Galt Edd Wallington Ruth Rush Clarence Dagile Mian Fla Earl Moseley Glen Repp Polk J.T. McCourt Green Kenneth Avery Wellington

Local families share holiday gatherings and a mishap

Mr and Mrs Edward Bein dined with Mr and Mrs Claude Wedtick Tuesday evening. The Browands and family joined Glen Hrouse at Elyria for Sunday dinner. Hyland visits Akron with daughter in law Mrs Russel Parish. Albert and Mrs Foster visit North Fairfield as Mrs Howard Abbott of Akron stays with Mrs John Johnson while Jennie recovers after surgery in Cleveland Charity Hospital. Datest notes Miss Johnsons condition is very good. Melvin Botrer Billy Swart and Owen Walters join Marie Walters family for Sunday evening. Bobby Stroup, son of Mr and Mrs Robert Stroup, fell Saturday injuring an upper leg bone and was taken to Elyria Hospital for observation.

Edward Bein Claude Wedtick Blake Browand Glen Hrousé Elyria T. ©. Hyland Russel Parish Akron Kenneth Clark Albert Foster North Fairfield Howard Abbott John Johnson Johnson Jennie Charity Hospital Cleveland Miss Johnson Melvin Botrer Billy Swart Maple Heights Owen Walters Marie Walters Bobby Stroup Robert Stroup Elyria Hospital

Christmas Dinner Guests From Brownhelm to Birmingham

A long list of local families hosted holiday dinners and gatherings across Lorain and surrounding areas. The notes name many surnames and towns including Bechtel, Angersbach, Bauman, Kernessi, Durbin, Kendeigh, Knoble, Wasem, Dawey, and Born, with visits spanning Elyria, Lorain, Amherst, Birmingham, Brownhelm, New York, and Detroit. A later entry notes Cook's Millinery holding a rummage sale on Saturday at 7:30 mentioning hats coats and dresses.

Johin Bauman Ardith Mr. Knox Harold Birmingham Margaret Peck Brownhelm John Qeissen, Doerfor Walter Angersbach J. G. Donald C. Bechtel New York and Myre R. W. Bechtel Charles Bechtel Adam Horn Charles Daw Jey Lorain Berton WU Vermilion Roy Angersbach Oscar Szabo Velma Edward John Keressi John. Keressi Jacob Durbin Colefiild Joppy Earl Kendeigh Allen Knoble Willis Wasem Donald Jameson Qobermn Howard Gould Elyria Bauman Rooth Amherst Harold Batman John Bauman Alex Born Victor Hostettler Detroit Daniel Born Obertin Albert Reusser Cook's West Avenue

Dr. McClure Named President of Ohio Northern University

Columbus report of Bishop Hoaster Smith announcing the appointment of Robert McClure as president of Ohio Northern University Ada effective January 15. McClure has been acting president and will be succeeded as Lima district superintendent by J. M. Versteeg, pastor of Cincinnati Walnut Hill Avondale church.

Columbus Hoaster Smith Robert McClure Lima Methodist Church Ohio Northern University Ada McClure University Lima J. M. Versteeg Walnut Hill Avondale Methodist Church

Local families share holiday visits and travels

Many Elyria residents celebrate Christmas with relatives across towns. Nelson and fanly Bohmer of South Carolina join Mr. and Mrs J Bohmer and others for supper at the Lamyers, while Vernon R. Sanders travels from Dallas to visit his parents and Betty Emery accompanies him home. Students Daphne Bates in Chicago, Carol Portman at Hiram College, and Franklin Bauman at Baldwin Wallace College spend the holidays with family. The week includes multiple gatherings among Portman, Angersbach, Mischka, and Dawley households in the area.

Nelson Fanly Elyria J. Bohmer Rosbert A. Bohmer South Carolina Fred Dekker John Lamyer Myer Avon Ernest Lamyers Myer Vernon R. Sanders Dallas Tex Richard Sanders Betty Emery Rum Angersbach Olio Mischka Russell Portman Ohio State Paul Portman Daphne Bates Chicago Carl Baten Carol Portman Hiram College Jesse Portman Elizabeth Angersbach Charles Dawley Lorain Franklin Bauman Baldwin-Wallace College Ben Bauman Melvin Sanders O. C Sanders

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