Lois Jean Weston to Wed Arthur West in March
Lois Jean Weston and Arthur D. West announce their approaching marriage. The ceremony will be at 7 30 p.m. March 2 at North Eaton Church of Christ. Miss Weston is a North Eaton High School graduate working at Grafton Savings and Banking Co. Arthur West is connected with a painting contractor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lois Jean Weston
Arthur West
Wells A Weston
Durkee Rd
Lois Jean
Arthur D. West
Brunswick
West
J. R. MacDonald
Baltimore
North Eaton Church of Christ
Miss Weston
Edward Hale
Eugene Snyder
North Eaton High School
Grafton Savings and Banking Co
Elyrians Mark Golden Anniversary Of Scho ditsch Couple
Mr and Mrs John Schoditsch Sr of South Middle Ave celebrate their 50th wedding anniversary with a Sunday dinner and open house at North Grange Hall. Married Feb 9 1907 by Rev Lychr in a home ceremony, they farm fruits berries and grapes in Elyria with family and pets at their Westlake area home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Grange Hall
John Schoditsch, Sr
South Middle Ave
Schoditsch
Fonner Kimma Piebeld
Lychr
Westlake
Ang
Saonal Grape Coop
Belle
Neliie
Schaditseh
Fred
Sheffield Lake
John Schoditseh Jr
Glen
Ann) Fridenshne
Ann
John Jr
John D. Hart
Avon
Crystal
Kevin
Thea Mertiettes
Lous Birkime
West Rudge Rd
Frank Radachi
John Kovia
Joseph Traczek
Merlin Butler
Joseph Otten
Mer
Butler
Bell Ave
Faculty Dinner Set by FTA Chapter at Elmaville High
Margaret F E Edwards Chapter Future Teachers of America met Wednesday at Elmaville High School to nominate members for the faculty dinner. Ten members were selected to serve. Speaker Miss Marla Moats, a new teacher at the medical school, discussed the college grading system and the difference between quarter and semester terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret FE. Edwards Chapter
Future Teachers of America
Elvma High School
Marla Moats
Moats
Women of First Church Discuss India Culture and Outreach
Cynthia Bowles spoke to First Church Women about India and global unrest urging readers to follow world events, join discussions, and write Congress. The group reported donations to libraries and relief efforts, a $2000 Country Fair profit, and plans for a March meeting with Lenten meditation and women's gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cynthia Bowles
First Church Women of Culture of
India
First Church
Congress
Lorain County Bar Association Dinner Dance
The Lorain County Bar Association will hold a Feb 16 dinner dance at Elyria Country Club. A 6 20 p.m. cocktail hour precedes dinner and dancing to Gene Krugman orchestra. Decorations reflect a Valentine theme with corsages for the ladies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County Bar Association
Elyria Country Club
Kenneth C. Hamister
Gene Krugman
Richard Stith
David Hyman
Andrew Koepp
Richard T. Laux
Andrew J. Warhola
J.C.W. Tattersall
Joseph Cirigliano
Edison PTA Program Presented by Dan Kinsey
Dan Kinsey of Oberlin College led a PTA Founders Day program at Edison PTA with students presenting versatile games. Mrs M OH Peters opened the meeting and others were honored with corsages. The group voted funds to the National Founders Day fund and planned travel to the City PTA Founders Day Dinner on Feb 26.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edison
PTA
Dan Kinsey
Oberlin College
Edison Pta
Kinsey
M OH Peters
Fred Snable
HL Cordies
HC. Godmar
Elmer Baum
AW Me- Man
Eugene Eddy
Afrs Warren Church
James D. Rigas
Robert Taylor
Cor Sages
Pease Heiden Betrothal Announced In LaGrange
Mr and Mrs Frank Pease announce the engagement of their daughter Teanneatie Louise Pease to Kenneth Heiden son of Mr and Mrs Earl Heiden of Wellington. Teanneatie is a LaGrange High School graduate and a secretary at LaGrange Metal Refining Co. Ken Heiden is a Wellington Hugh School graduate. Wedding plans are indefinite.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lagrange
Frank Pease
Teanneatie Louse
Kenneth Heiden
Earl Flerden
Wellinghon
Pease
LaGrange High School
LaGrange Metal Refining Co
Heiden
Wellington Hugh School
Miss Edwards To Show Pictures On Family Night
Miss Edwards will be guest speaker at a family night program sponsored by the Chronicle Tolerant unit. She will show pictures from her recent trip abroad and other momentos. The event starts with a 6 o'clock dinner in the recreation room of the plant, followed by an open program at 7:43 for all plant employees and their families. Mrs Lorene Brad directs the dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin
James Var Dusen
Sunshine
Bei
Chester A. Bowles
India
Orr
Cynthia
Avon Lake Congregational Church
Tion
Thomas Kepler
Tes
Sanita
Margaret EO Edwards
Blyna Theh Schonk
Chronicle
Miss Edwards
Mra Lorene Brad
Editor Speaks At ECC Family Dinner In Elyria
Town talk notes editor W. L. Bodine of the Cleveland Press spoke at the ECC Family Night dinner at Elyria Country Club after a three week Phoenix visit with John McElwain. Bodine spoke on current events and youth, noting that children today are not as bad as 20 to 40 years ago. He recently completed a 20,000 mile Europe tour and published The Years Were Good. Next Family Night Dinner is planned for Thursday with Payne and Gaehr as general chairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. L. Bodine
Louis B. Seltzer
Cleveland Press
Wiggit Holland
Seliver
Europe
PTA Unit Activities Card Game Bake Sale Reported
The JCade PTA executive board hosted a card game and bake sale with Bunco prizes. ONO Club members met at William the School Betty Crist served as Marshals. Hostesses were Mrs Ernest Salyi and Mrs Joseph Bennett. The next board meeting is Feb 13 at 1 30 p.m. at the school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jcade Pta
ONO Club
Willam
Betty Crist
Marsh
Metcalf
Bunco
John Burnett
Ernest Salyijed
Joseph Bennett
Emmest Salyi
Metcalf Pd
St Pauls Women Guild Introduces Reading Course Review
George Miraben presented a reading course to St Pauls Evangelical and Reformed Church Women’s Guild members last evening, reviewing Mission U S A by Hoffman. The program set requirements for five books and three packets, with a worship service, and announced altar committee appointments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Miraben
Women's Guild of
St. Paul’s
Walliam Berkey
Augusta Fitchher
Guild
Fred Niehoff
Tociay
Pale Miller
Sonrisa Club Hosts Film Night After Meeting in Holly Hall
The Sonrisa Club held a film program after a business meeting in Holly Hall with Mrs Raymond Trott presiding. A Valentine motif decorated the buffet, and hostesses included Frank Sassman-Jhausen and Mrs George Dancinko. Guests were Mrs Norman Stewart and Miss Linda Spurner of Cleveland and Mrs Ed Drager. Mrs Andre Meyer will present a book review March 7. An Irish firm in Cork now offers Scotch whisky for export.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mise Iadia Rasecrans
Ant Sonrisa Club
Holly Hall
Raymond Trott
Valentine
Frank Sassman- Jhausen
George Dancinko
Joseph Whetstone
Opal Myers
Norman Stewart
Linda Spurner
Cleveland l
Ed Drager
Andre Meyer
Women Of Churches At Work Theme Devotion Meeting
At United Presbyterian Church Golden Rule Bible Class the theme My How You Have Grown guided devotions led by Mrs T S Sellars at Mrs Homer Johns home. Nineteen January calls were logged and twelve sunshine cards sent due to snow. Reverend Gilliland with Hulderth Hanks presented the film Monument Valley showing Navajo life across New Mexico Utah Arizona. Next meeting set for March 7 at 1 pm at the YWCA.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. S. Sellars
United Presbyterian Church
Homer. Johns
Lake Ave
Carl Wilbur
Itn Gilliland
Huldreth Hanks
Monument Valley
New Mexico
Utah
Arizona
Elyria clubs list schedule for evening events
The calendar lists events at the Avenua Club and Elyria Camera Club with William Lauck at 1204 North Washington Blvd. Also noted are Bible class activities at Hebron House, King’s Daughters class at First Methodist Church and an Northwest Encampment gathering at IOOF Hall with evening start times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avenua Club
Elyria Camera Club
William Lauck
North Washington Blvd
First Baptist Women's Mission
Hebron House
King’s Daughters
First Methodist Church Northwest
IOOF
Choate to Address Elyria Women’s Club Group
R D Choate president of the Elyria Chamber of Commerce will speak at the Elyria Woman’s Club Social Progress Department meeting at Monteith Hall on Monday. Known for homespun philosophy and radio work, he has led community drives and committees. Tickets for the Vacation Varied Dues dance War II will be distributed by Mrs Richard House at the meeting lounge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert
Bob) Choate
Social Progress Department
Elyria Woman's Club, Inc
Monteith Hall
Choate
Elyria Chamber of Commerce
Wilmot Printing Company
Cnvic
Richard House
Fish Fry Friday at United Polish Club
A community notice promotes a Friday fish fry at the United Polish Club located at 1501 Mide Idle Ave. Service runs from 4 to 8 PM. The item hints at household storage tips using self adhearing wrap to save containers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Polish Club
Mide Idle Ave
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St John Lutheran
John Schoditsch
FTA Group
Savarin Library
Lalladecga
Kloptenstein
James Dall
Miss Bowles
Sabra
Earl Ware
John Shaw
Nels Ferre
Kenneth Anthony
Stanley Orr
Sarah Hamilton
Mission Study Club
Goorrrtch Hospital
New Orleans
Delmo
Donald Allan
Mma Maestene
James Christie
Anthony
Jand
Floss Klopfenstein
Cora May Walton Club
Dan Symonds
Arthur Sanford
Harvey Winckles
Joan LaBar
Ethel Wise
Floyd Moore
Virgil DeFields
Tda Coffs
Thomas Curtis
Scrooby Club
Lorain County
Hume
Gray
John Nagy
Keyes
Howard McKitrick
Parent Education
Atydon
Paul Johnston
Gladys Zoschnick
Irs Grace
Emerson Ct
Bowersock
Beverley
M Webber
H Peters
Courtland St
Carolyn
Webber Evelyn Andrews
Presi
TL Club
Peg Peterson
Trulia Coley
I Resar
Pease-Heiden
Jeannette Pease
Virgil Holland
Steven Bruegger
Bobby Smith
C-T
Cleveland
ECC Family
F. H. Payne
Robert Gaehr
Cascade Pta
Max Rof
Bireksan
William Miller
Clayton Arndt
Peter Howard
Dana Johnson
William Simon
Theodore Washka
Claxton Arndt
Fred Aebie
Sonrisa Club
Cork
Graystone
Women of Churches
Golden Rule Bible Class
R. D. Choate
EWC Group
Brandau
Paris
Arpege
Lanvin
Lee
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