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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 16, 1980
Page
5
A surprise party at Holiday Inn honored Mr. and Mrs Stanley G. Clarke on their 25th wedding anniversary. About 30 guests attended including Mrs Clarke’s Pennsylvania relatives. The couple married February 19, 1955, in Brave, Pennsylvania, and live in North Ridgeville.
Open house invites relatives and friends for Mr. and Mrs. James Lee McDaniel Sr. at 1104 Lake Ave. from 1 to 5 p.m. Sunday. Hosts include their children James Lee Jr Julie Lynn Kathy Ann and Lisa Marie. The couple wed February 19 1955 in South Amherst. Rev Howard Spriggs officiated. They have lived at the current address since 1969. McDaniel works as a forklift operator for Fisher Body Division GM and is a Korean War veteran.
The 40th wedding anniversary of Mr and Mrs Bernard L Noll of North Ridgeville was celebrated with Mass and a dinner at Miller's Country Place Avon. They married Feb 1 1940 at St Peters Catholic Church. He co founded Noll Construction and served in city and regional committees. She is a registered nurse at Good Samaritan Nursing Home. They have nine grandchildren.
Town falk Corinne K Dawson will discuss citizenship at a 630 p.m. meeting Tuesday at Trudy's Restaurant Rt 254. There will be a family style dinner for 7 dollars. Kather ine Salata will serve as auctioneer at the white elephant sale. Membership profiles are due this month. On March 23, a tea will be held at Elyria Savings Trust National Bank Lowell Street. Beginning in March, openings in Avon Women's Club Nursery School 3 and 4 year olds meet 930 to 1300 in Central Trust Co Detroit Road. The 3 year olds meet Monday and Wednesday starting March 3, 4 year olds meet Tuesday Thursday Friday starting March 4. For details call Mrs. Robert Coe of Avon. Cub Pack 135 will attend Mass at 1030 a.m. Sunday at St Marys Church. Uniforms should be worn. Children in grades 1 6 invited to learn Presidents facts 2 to 3 p.m. Monday in Elyria Public Library childrens room. Lorain County Federation of Democratic Women will hold their quarterly meeting and luncheon at 1230 p.m. Feb 27 at Lorain County Community College room 227 College Center Building, 1005 N Abbe Road. Elyria Democratic Women's Club members hostesses. President of Lorains International Festival Charlotte Zakowski will discuss the festival. Reservations are 5 and may be made by contacting Mary Grega North Eaton Mrs Ralph Meckley Amherst or Mrs John Maiden Vermilion. On April 23 Amherst Democratic Women's Club hosts a card party. Film Night at the Elyria Public Library featuring Its Tough to be a Bird and Quebec Skiing will not be shown tonight as reported in Thursdays Town Talk. Films are shown Thursday evenings at the Library.
James K. Mateer will discuss Adventures In Art at the YWCA Artcrafters gathering at 8 p.m. Wednesday at the YW residence. Hostess is Abbie Corts and guests are welcome. Mateer has long served as art coordinator and teacher in several schools and colleges, with exhibitions and community involvement in Elyria, Lorain, and Bay Village. He and wife Constance live in Elyria with four children.
Tanya Griffith will present a dramatic portrayal of Elizabeth Barrett Browning at the Lakeland Woman's Club meeting. The 1 pm program on Feb 22 at the Lorain YMCA on Tower Boulevard features tea chairs Jane Kolezun social and Kay Spang hospitality. New members join under Mrs Aline Himmler with introduction by Mrs Louise Parker. Griffith, an Ohio Wesleyan graduate and Phi Beta Kappa member, is an actress and storyteller active in church drama.
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