Imelda Obringer And Jack Schuster Nuptials Planned
Miss Imelda M Obringer will wed Jack R Schuster next June in a announced engagement. Obringer daughter of Urban Obringer and the late Gertrude Obringer resides at 145 Clark street and works at C L Sotherden and Son. Schuster son of Mr and Mrs J P Schuster of 124 Homercourt is a World War I veteran and Elyria High School graduate of 1944. He studies at Ohio Northern University Ada and holds student government roles. Both attend St Marys and St Jude churches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Imelda Obringer
Jack Schuster
Imelda M. Obringer
Jack R. Schuster
Miss Obringer
Urban Obringer
Clark Street
Gertrude Obringer
Mr. Schuster
J. P. Schuster
Homercourt
Elyria High School
St. Mary's Church
Elyria, C. Y. G
C. L Sotherden and Son
Schuster
Ohio Northern University
Ada
Delta Sigma Phi
St. Jude's Church
Bring Machovina Wedding Planned for January 8
Plans are complete for the wedding of Miss Dorothy Ann Machovina and Pfc. Clifford Bring. The ceremony occurs January 8 at St. Peter’s Church North Ridgeville at nine thirty in the morning with Rev Eugene Karsch officiating. Receipts and attendants listed with family details and previous showers described.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Ann Machovina
Pfc
Clifford Bring
St. Peter's Church
North Ridgeville
Ian January
Eugene Karsch
Miss Machovina
Francis Machovina
Center Ridge Road
Pic
Bring
Alpert Bring
East River Road
Faye Nysenger and Pfc Demos Wed During Christmas Leave
Miss Faye Nysenger daughter of Mr and Mrs Ernest Nysenger of Stoney Ridge road wed Pfc Robert L Demos son of Mrs Hazel Demos of 245 Bath street on December 26 at the Chapel in the Garden Angola Indiana. Demos serving with the U S Marine Corps at Camp Pendleton Oceanside California. the couple will live with the bride's parents until he is discharged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Faye Nysenger
Ernest Nysenger
Stoney Ridge Road
Robert L. Demos
Demos
U.S. Marine Corps
Camp Pendleton
Oceanside
Calif
Hazel Demos
Bath Street
Harry Demos
Utterbach
George Favors
Maumee
Ohio
Avon Lake
Western Automatic Machine Screw Company
Nother
Pfc
Elyria High School
Kroger Company
Edmond
Gerry) McCauley
Methodist
Indiantown
Gap
H.R. Moby
James Siward
Cauley
Telegraph
Read
Jerry Hawk
Cleveland
Ree Nianiber
Jerry
Jor
William M. Hawk
West Avenue
Helene Searles
Fifth Street
St. Luke's Hospital
Robert K. O'Nonnell
Betty Wise
Gulf Road
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Pie
Robert Wilhelm
Fort Monmouth
Nod
Catherine Scott
Adelbert Street
Henry Koniarski
Spruce Street
Philip Russe
Ho! West Avenue
Donald Powers
Fairlawn Avenue
Justin Holland
Fuller Road
George Eberling
Bradley Toad
Flynna Memorial Hospital
Paul Rush
Uprain
Civic meeting to feature ex POW Traeger in Elyria
Richard Traeger, once a prisoner of war in Germany for opposing Hitler, will speak at the Elyria Woman's Club Civic and Political Science department gathering Friday at 2 p.m. Hostess Mrs. Fletcher Holiday leads the program as Traeger, with his wife, has lived in Elyria two years and is known for wartime talks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Traeger
Siliacia
Germany
Elyria
Elyria Woman's Club Inc
A. T. Sibley
Elyria Woman's Club
Sibley
Christmas in Elyria brings families together across services
A long list of local residents and relatives unite for holiday visits and travel. Marines, Air Force personnel, and civilians converge in Westfield New Jersey, Elyria, and surrounding towns. Families from DiDomenico, Chomi, Searles, Hawk, Pycraft, and others celebrate Christmas week with vacation returns, births noted at Elyria Memorial Hospital, and local service members reporting back to duty.
Reds Tried To Convert POWs To Communism In Korea
United Nations delegate Admiral Libby said Communist efforts to convert Allied prisoners to communism were strongly suspected. He noted possible prisoner mail censorship by the Reds and stall tactics on exchange. He pledged to press for immediate repatriation of prisoners, especially the sick and wounded, under Geneva rules, and cautioned risk of unknown outcomes while minimizing delays. The interview addressed families’ fears and outlined UN responsibilities up to releases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Gruening
United Press
Munsan
Korea
United Nations
R. EB. Libby
U.N
U. S
Libby
P.O.W
Ross Batzderfer
West River Road
Bat
Iderter
George Hastings
School club officers elected for coming term
Miss Nancy Klinger will be the new president and David Ohle rmacher will serve as vice president. Miss Judy White was elected Secretary and Gary Guenich treasurer. A World Friendship picture will be shown and pledges received for the MYF fund at the installation meeting next Sunday evening. All seventh and eighth graders are invited. Dinner was served at noon and the afternoon was spent socially with card games. Refreshments in the evening concluded the party at the Konsesky home, which was decorated for the holidays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nancy Klinger
David Ohlermacher
Judy White
Gary Guen
Ich
M Y.F
Konsesky
Family gathering at Paul Konsesky home on New Year’s Day
A family gathering took place at the home of Paul Konsesky in Ober. De. on New Year’s Day. Attending were Mr. and Mrs. FE Roy, their children, grandchildren, and great grandchildren. Also present were James Serine of Fr Bliss, Texas, and other relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Konsesky
B.D. 2
Ober
Mre
FE. Roy
Pat
James Serine
Fr Bliss
Texas
Local Fraternal and Community Meetings Schedule
Tonight’s calendar lists St Clair Rebekah Lodge at 10 C F hall to honor Thomas Wildey founder of Odd Fellowship and Ladies Auxiliary at 16 Eagle Street. CBC installation and social at St Mary Hall 7 90 p.m. Canasta nights with Annette Allsop. Pioneer Girls and Explorers meet at 284 Washington Ave. Townsend Club in Labor Hall. Red Cross Canteen Service, St Francis Xavier Mission Circle No 14, St Pauls Evangelical and Re formed church council devotional at 7 p.m. AMVETS Auxiliary Post 52 meets El-Rey Grotto at 114 Maryood Street. Elyria Memorial Hospital Nurses Alumnae gather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Clair Rebekah Lodge
C.F. Hall
Thomas Wildey
Oddfellowship
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Eagle Reete
1.C.B.A
St. Mary
Hall
Annette Allsop
Pioneer Girls
Washington Avenue
Townsend Club
Labor Hall
Red Cross
St. Francis Xavier Mission
St. Paul’s Evangelical and Reformed Church Council
Neiling
Church At & Pom
Amvets
Marian Martin Pattern 9108 Girls Dress and Hat
Pattern 9108 for girls sizes 4 through 14 offers a dress and matching hat with scalloped accents and plaid color options. Includes yardage, complete cut plan, illustrated chart, and style number 9108, with 30 cents requested for mail order to Marian Martin Chronicle Telegram.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mom
Kay
Marian Martin
Chronicle - Telegram
Pattern Dept
West 18Th St
New York I
N.Y
Car Hits Soft Edge Of Road Injuring Driver
Neil Moss suffers a lacerated chin after his car left Route 76 and struck a soft road edge then hit a tree. Two other cars, driven by Mrs Milton Babcock and Lawrence Gillespie, were damaged in a collision at Murray Ridge and Russia roads at 9 25 am. Aubrey Peabody reported his car hit a mailbox on Lake Avenue when another vehicle struck it yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neil Moss
East Broad Street
Moss
Route 10
Sheriff Department
Milton Babcock
Russia Road
Lawrence Gillespie
Wellington
Murray Ridge
Russia Roads
Sheriff's Department
Aubrey Peabody
West ‘Thirds Street
Lake Avenue
Meetings Change for Daughters of Scotland and Newcomers Club
The Daughters of Scotland will meet on January 10 replacing the regular date. Newcomers Club postpones to next Wednesday gathering at 8 p.m. in the YWCA Gymnasium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daughters of Scotland
Ywca Gymnasium
Pineapple crochet patterns offered by Pee Bros
The notice promotes pineapple crochet designs by Pee Bros offering two lunch or buffet set options. It describes an extra-large daily set pattern 7218, crochet directions, and a large cotton idolly layout. Readers are asked to send twenty five cents to a New York address with name, address, zone, and pattern number for Stitchery Chronicle Telegraph. A catalog advertises many handwork patterns and a free sample pattern in the book.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chronicle
Telegram
P.O
Old Chelsea Station
New York
N.Y
Alice Brooks
New Winter Equipment Flown To Korea Front
Transport planes deliver 4000 pounds of snow creepers to the front for shipboard testing by Paul Siple at the 10th corps. The gear aims to improve footing on ice as anti cold clothing is tested. Additional aircraft carry 70,000 pounds of winter clothing and 24,000 pounds of stove burners in the last two days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Korea
Paul Siple
10Th Corps
Twenty-One SDSU Football Players Suffer Food Poisoning
In Honolulu after a victory feast following the 34 13 win over Hawaii in the Pineapple Bowl Ramé, twenty one San Diego State College football players were treated for food poisoning. Dr John Sedgwick of Queens Hospital said none are in critical condition and they likely will be released tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Honolulu
San Diego State
University of Hawaii
John Sedgwick
Queens Hospital
Service Personnel News Highlights Transfers and Enlistments
Mrs Theron Snyder reports Pvt Theron C Snyder has been transferred from the First Cavalry Division Band to the Forty Fifth Infantry Division Band while stationed in Korea for 18 weeks. New address: Pvt Theron E Snyder US 52146312 Bandisth Inf Div AP0 86 San Francisco CA. John F Kerekes enlists in Marine Corps. address listed as Pvt John F Kerekes Plt 701 Co E 1st Tr Br Parris Island SC. Cpl Donald R Hentges of Alaska Air Force spending holiday furlough with Avon Lake parents. flies Seattle to complete trip home then back to Fairbanks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Domenico
Adena
Ohio
Fred DiDomenico
Corp
Julius Vargo
Eleanor Chomi
Denver
Cols
Susan Chomi
West River Street
Vargo
Lowry Air Base
Carl Miller
Gary
Ind
R. J. Lowehrs
Jan
Jimmy
Washington, D. C
J. A Loughrs
Cleveland Heights
A. Nilsen
Eliura
Douglas Birch
Llaudia
Ren
Martlehead
Mass
R. ©. Baird
Seventh Street
Aubrey Sear
Fifth Street
Searles Ssler
Allen Park
Mich
Searles
Middlefield
Cpl
Wiliam M. Paul
Theron Snyder
Wolf Court
Pvt
Theron C. Snyder
First Cavalry Division
Forty-fifth Infantry Division
Korea
Therone. Snyder
A.P.O
San Francisco
Calif
Frank Kerekes
Trondale Street
John F. Kerekes
Marine Corps
Co. E
Parrissland
8. C
Donald R. Hentges
Air Force
Alaska
R. J. Hentges
Avon Lake
Corporal Hentges
Seattle
Fairbanks
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Chronicle-Telegram
Elrris
Onic
Wea
Obie
Society
St. Peter's Hall
Virginia Bring
Mary Machovina
Wanda Kelling
Catherine
William Machovina
Edward Machovina
Gerald Machovina
Adolph Kelling
Albert Bring
J.' Ering
Graystone Hotel
Sisterhood
Adudath Achim Bnay Abraham Temple
Louis Becker
Cornell Avenue
A. Copeland
Poplar Street
New Temple
Hazel Graber
About Town
Edna Wright
Jessie Minch
Clara Minch
Janary B
Robert F. Greene
Ridgeville
Marines
Greene
Shirley
Virginia Bailey
Westfield
N. J
Fred HH Greene
Fred Greenes
B. GS. Smith
Robert
Cathryn Greene
Edward Frabona
Richard
Edward
G. DiDomenico
Holloway
Wheeling
Wo Va
Carmene DiDomenico
Nowle
St. Clair
George Miraben
Elizabeth Mischka
Harrison Aireet
Arizona
Thi
Clarence D. Murrey
Parma
iDon Murley
Ford
Road
Jo Ryan
Ford Ron
Welton White
Elytia
Harold L. House
Penrose Sart
Irs
James Gillan
Lorain
Joan Shreve
John Gill
J. A. Stone
Filmer Ehelers
Ely‘ria
Pio
Ronald Ehelers
Wright Patterson Field
Dayton
Joseph Dudiak
Jchildren
Herman Gannett
Nellie Harnish
Bonita Eddy
Don Murrey
Archie Bohn
Ford Road
Heigh
John Ryan
Arthur Takaca
Murrey
Glen Smith
LaGrange
R. M. Long
England
Eaton
Ralph Smith
Frank Smith
Dean Tite
Willard Wanner
Maureen Friend
Charles Smith
Jed Pritchard
Ian
Willard Wonter
Davie Sampson
Joe Sampson
Tom Sampson
Walter Fishburn
Ray Sheer
Shelby
Arthur Fishb Durn
Rocky River
Fishburn
Lewis Shherry
Juenderville
Wernight
Mary . Fishburn
Hiram] College
Bonnie Fishburn
Kent State University
Ford Hill
Everett Hill
Valley City
Ing
Kenneth Hill
W. Va
Elton Hill
Fami Rer
Father Johns
He Bey
Virginia
Clip'n Curl Beauty Shop
Moberly
Rouse
Mae Suttonaoles
John Pteep
Central Book Store
ABC
Middle Ave
Mary Corps
Ville Parker
Mary
Eos
Pee Bros
Elyria Fur Shop Farriers
Broad St
Ostrov Bldg
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