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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 14, 1946
Page
3
Community notes from Elyria suburbs recount visits, illnesses, weddings, and church activities. Reports include Rev. Robert Andrews hospital stay, Mrs. Asa Taft's improvement, Lakewood wedding attendance, and Vermilion Farm Bureau and WSC meetings with members from Birmingham, North Olmsted, and surrounding towns.
Rochester Rod and Gun Club hosted its annual fish fry at the Methodist church dining room with about 180 meals served. The event featured Women's Society for Christian Service, Floyd Irish, Wellsington frying, Twining's orchestra, and magic by Mr. and Mrs. William Haden. Officers named Merritt Parker president Charles Black vice president Stanton Sprinkle secretary Dale Winefield treasurer. Trustees chosen F. E. K. Litchfield Henry Bursley Stanley Fowden George Leber. The committee expressed thanks to all helpers for a grand success.
The Columbia Reme Grange held a Tuesday evening gathering with large attendance. Vernah Busch presided as Master and Misa Wilda Heineman as secretary as plans for Acine Grangé’s 50th founding anniversary began. Georgett Hunter was honored posthumously with a draped charter.
Kipton Ludlam recently discharged from overseas service is staying with his parents in town with his wife Hallie and their son. A baby boy was born at Allen Hospital on February 7 to Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Beam of Amherst, with Mrs. Beam a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Guy Morgant. Town residents attended the wedding of Donna Stoneh tomb to Ralph Mey ton in Columbia and later visited at church receptions. relatives following the ceremony included several Bradleys Perkings Betts and Morgans among others.
A mock wedding followed a regular business meeting led by chairman Ruby Haddaway at the Hadaway home. Co-hostesses Ruby Brown, Boss Salisbury, and Ruth Covault organized the event with Harriett Abbey as the bride and Bertha Fox as best man. prizes were awarded to several members.
Mrs. W. Cox and her 18 month old daughter arrived from England aboard the Argentina on Monday February 4 to join William Cox the Brunswick Ohio school superintendent. They plan to make their home in Brunswick where he serves as superintendent. The Coxes are staying with B. B. Cox of Graf ton. Betty Taylor returns to Vermilion school after an appendectomy and Helen Bradley resumes teaching after hospital treatment.
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