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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Feb 07, 1947

Page

6

Former Elyria Girl To Wed In Rockford Ill

Miss Jean Hayes Smith, daughter of the late Frank and Mrs Ken Smith, plans to marry Silnes FL McMaster in Rockford Illinois on February 16 at 4 PM. Smith and her sister Evalyn previously lived at 96 Harvard Avenue in Elyria before moving to Rockford. The bride is an Army Nurse Corps veteran trained in Chicago. the groom, son of Mr. and Mrs. Claude F McMaster of Granville New York, served in the Army Air Forces and now trains in New Haven Conn for a supervisory role with Sargent Hardware. The couple will reside in New Haven.

Elyria Rockford Ill Lyria Friends Jean Hayes Smith Silnes FL McMaster Court Street Methodist Church Miss Smith Frankly Smith Ken Smith Harvard Avenue Sean Evalyn Elyria High School Views Army Ne Pacific Theater Aiss Presbyteran Hospitaly School of Pursing Chicaga Sta Army Nurse Corps Claude F, McMaster Granville New York Bryant and Stratton Commercial College Boston Mass Army Air Adjutant General's Office Pacific Sargent's Hardware Company New Haven Conn

Well-Known Former Elyrian Weds In Columbus

Mr and Mrs Homer E Black wed in Columbus on January 6 the couple now reside at Congress Lake Ohio Their marriage paired the former Mrs Ann Squire of this city The Blacks spent their honeymoon week at the Waldorf Hotel in New York City En route home they will stop in Pinehurst North Carolina Mr Black belongs to Damion law firm Black McCurkey Souers and Arbaugh They plan to reside at Congress Lake Ohio The Fortnightly meeting at Mrs Selby home featured review of Winn Alten White autobiography with luncheon for ten Then Mrs H Rhea Selby hosted the group on February 20 at Gulf road residence.

Homer E. Black Coronado Hotel Miami Beach Florida Black Ann Squire Columbus Waldorf Hotel New York City Pinehurst North Carolina Damion Law Firm Black, McCurkey, Souers and Arbaugh Flack Congress Lake Ohio Selby Dirs Worth Fauver Columbus Street H. Rhea Selby Winn Alten White George Hoke Gulf Road

Chronicle Telegram Hiyrta Ohio Feb 7 1947 edition

Local brief from Hiyrta notes events of Friday February seventh 1947. Citizens and businesses respond to weather and community notices with small items from Chronicle Telegram.

Chronicle-Telegram Hiyrta Ohio

Social and Community Notices From Elyria Public Ledger

Miss Barbara Smyth travels to Lawrenceburg Indiana to visit friends from SPARS. Mrs Raymond Baker dies in Knoxville after a heart attack. a daughter named Margaret Ann born to the Harald Stanford family in Berea. Various births, relocations, and health updates among Elyria area residents. Community meetings cover Brotherhood and YWCA topics with dates for upcoming events.

Local Odd Notices and Rummage Sale Items

Fragmented OCR listing varied notices from a hospital, addresses, names, and a rummage sale. Items include children clothing, household goods, a charity or community sale, and a trade ad for washers and tires with contact phrases and partial addresses.

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New Y W Board Members Honored By Civic Group

New Y W C A board members were invited to a Thursday morning meeting to discuss roles and duties. Miss Ona V folly gave an overview of YWCA history and policies while Mrs Penfound outlined committee work and job analysis for heads. New directors named include Mrs Otis Forsyth Mrs Herman Binninger Mrs Leslie Bowman and Mrs Carky Wootten.

Archie Penfound Y. W. C. A. Board of Hecome Y. W. Clal Ona V Folly W.C. A Stanley Shaw WLC. A Penfound Otis Forsyth Herman Binninger Leslie Bowman Carky Wootten

Parish card party hosted by St Marys Altar-Rosary Society

Valentine themed evening drew 200 guests across 50 tables. Prizes for high scores were awarded at each table, with special prizes for several attendees including Mrs Gilbert Diedrich and Mesdames Ann Welsh, R Ursem, Easly, and others. Dessert and refreshments followed, committee members honored, and Mary Grider presided as vice president of the Womens Benefit Association. Next meeting slated for February 20 with a rummage sale announced at Cook's Millinery.

Isabel Peters Helos. Upias

Round Table and society events at area homes tonight

Tonight at J Martin Beck home Royal Neighbors card party. Playmakers present Guests in the House at high school auditorium. Pair O Dice dance at 7 30 p m at Mes HL Wilson home 461 West Eighth Street. Order of Eastern Star meets Elyria. Christ Prayer group at Miss Ada Smith home 714 Middle Avenue at 7 30. Major Woodworth Camp and Auxiliary held a well attended meeting at Odd Fellows Hall. Committees named for year.

J. Martin Beck Royal Neighbors of America High School Pair-O-Dice Maranatha First Baptist Church Mes HL. Wilson West Eighth Street Order of Eastern Star No. 185 Elyria For Christ Ada, Smith Middle Avenue

Tureen Dinner Highlights Elyria Democratic Wares Club

The Elyria Democratic Wares Club held a 6 36 tureen dinner with Valentine colors and long lighted tables. Officers and committee reports followed the meal led by President Mrs Ted E Seward. Loretta Ready announced 44 new members to be entertained March 7 with a party. A March of Dimes contribution was noted and a new phone committee was formed. Roseann Bayle hosted TAC and cards with prizes to Mary Kaesser and Dolores Archer, then a luncheon. Florence Brand will entertain February 20.

Elyria Democratic Valentine Mars Bauer Mildred Brown Rosemary Cairns Alberta Gamble Mary Jenne Ethel Lingenfelter Caroline Kritzel Minnie Crow Ted E. Seward Loretta Ready Mary Bauer Helen Fran Anna Perna Lottie Strothers Jace Keyes Gravee Geisel Many Tentie Madeline Gamble Mary Roseann Bayle Mary Kaesser Dolores Archer Florence Brand Bellavenue

Research Club and Sonrisa Club Notes Readied

Research Club Sixteen members answered roll call at Mrs. Fred Ulich home yesterday four members reported in Dessert luncheon served by the hostess and Mrs. Harry Shryock After reports Har t and Wilcox reviewed Lake Fire by Harlan Hatcher noting Lake Eries shipping value to wartime and Cleveland as shipping center Sonrisa club members played calisthenics and folk dancing at the Y gym Opal Myers and Ann Kopis won prizes Valentine table decor followed The next Sonrisa gathering is Feb 20 with Washington Birthday theme Committees listed New members Ann Kopis Gladys Lyons Reservary Cane rad and others welcomed Riuiminage Sale Sat 8 a m V E W hall 107 Broad

Research Club Fred Ulich Harry Shryock Hart and Wilcox Harlan Hatcher Lake Erie Cleveland George Lamberton Glendale Court Sonrisa Club Ney Opal Myers Ann Kopis Sonrisa Washington Ethel Mittler Betty Szabo Reservary Canerad Gladys Lyons

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