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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 04, 1946
Page
4
Miss Ruth Koepp and Matthew Drew Jr exchanged vows on a Saturday at Saint Dolirus Lutheran with Rev. Henry L. Lieske presiding at 7:30 PM. The ceremony featured organ music and a bridal party in matching gowns, with 75 guests attending and a reception hosted at the bride’s home.
Miss Jean Simms daughter of Mr and Mrs Kart Simms of Elyria became the bride of Fred G. Lescher son of Mr and Mrs Fred Lescher of Raver Street on Saturday February 2 at St Mary's parish house. The Rev Fr Joseph Lehane officiated at 1 o'clock. The bride wore a yellow wool suit with a blue flowered hat and accessories. Her corsage was white sweet peas and gypsophila. Miss Virginia Simms, her sister, was the only attendant in a brown garnet suit with brown and white accessories. Jim Eberman was the best man. A reception for seven guests followed at the brides aunt Mrs Burnell Schuster's home. The floral decorations featured yellow ed mums snapdragons and baltacts. The wedding cake was topped with a miniature bride and groom. After the ceremony the couple reside at East River Road. The bride is a graduate of Elyria High School and works at Chiley's Market. The groom is a graduate of Elmwood High School and recently completed Coast Guard service.
Questionable ad claims promise relief for kidney and bladder troubles from a drug named Crater. It asserts non organic systemic benefits and urges exact dosing with a money back guarantee if no improvement. The copy targets readers with aches, swelling, nervousness, and urinary issues.
Mrs Florence Kiely hosted a Thanksgiving style dinner for 24 at Northern street honoring nephews William Keyes entering the Naval Reserves after 14 months in the Merchant Marines and Renard Kershaw discharged after three and a half years in the US Navy. Cpl Richard J. Maurer returned from Okinawa called from Seattle and heads to Camp Atterbury Indiana for discharge. Miss Charlotte Anne White returned to St Mary of the Springs College after holidays with her parents on East Bayer Street. Dan Pobes returns to Ohio University after three years abroad with the Reed Gener Hospital. Mrs Fred Brust returns home from Boston after visiting Pte and Mrs Jon A Nelson. Norton recovering at Wolthiam Reyewal Hospital after her operation. William Reyewal in Pittsburgh for several weeks at the home of his sea son Fred J. Mengo. Harold Schwartz of Syracuse and wife welcomed a daughter born February 2 at Bryne Memorial Hospital. A daughter was born to Mr and Mrs Thomas Olis at Blyene Memorial Hospital on February 2.
Betty Jane Schmidt became the bride of Pfc. John Susak in a ceremony conducted by Rev. Walker at the chancel. Attendants, guests, and celebratory events followed at a post nuptial shower and reception with family and friends from East Ravet Road and nearby towns.
A reception Sunday from 3 to 5 p.m. at Pilgrim Congregational Church celebrated the installation of new pastor Richard J. Lehman, who began February 1. The parish hall was festively decorated with white snapdragons from the First Congregational Choir and a centerpiece of white lilies and red paper hearts. New members and community volunteers assisted in serving while the program included songs, group singing, and remarks. The event marked ongoing activities as the church strengthens its leadership and fellowship.
The wedding of Miss Ruth Gertrude Shook and Lyle Ernest Beard was held Friday evening at East Oberli Community Church. Miss Shook wore a street length dress with red rosebuds in her hair, and her brother gave her away. Howard Arnold served as bridegroom’s escort, with Joan as best man and Lawrence Jaycox and Donald Whitney as ushers. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Cyrus Shook of Oberlay. the groom is son of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Beard of Pittsburgh. He is employed in the Mollard Ravel county park in Elven.
Rainbow Girls held a formal installation of officers in the I O E F hall. The event featured a Peace And Love in Every Heart theme with flower decorations and a program led by Mya Clovis McIntire and Barbara Mooré. Officers installed included Rose Soth as worthy adviser and other posts, with soloist Julia Michanka and numerous members and guests taking part in the ceremony. Refreshments and dances followed the installation as Junior Woman's Club members were invited to dress as kids for a costumed meeting.
Mothers use Vicks VapoRub at bedtime to soothe cold misery. It penetrates to upper bronchial tubes with medicinal vapors, warms chest and back, and promotes restful sleep. After hours the misery often diminishes, claimed as the product’s unique penetrating action.
Ely and Garford PTA groups plan Founders Day events with speakers and student presentations. Lorain County Republicans host a farewell dinner for Mr and Mrs Perry. Community church gathering features hymns, prayer and a scripture reading with guest speaker slated for Friday evening.
Girl Reserves and supporters attended a Sunday ceremony at the Y where 56 girls were recognized. Miss Geisel led the event with talks by Mrs. Merritt Powell, followed by a candlelight ceremony, musical numbers and a reception. D.A.R. hosts guest luncheon Friday Feb 8 at the American Legion Home with Winifred Rader giving a lecture recital.
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