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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jan 08, 1946

Page

3

Engagement of Miss Gladys Anderson to Homer G. Ross

Miss Gladys Anderson fiancé Homer G Ross former Infantry Captain announced by the Anderson parents of 177 Roosevelt Avenue Elyria High School graduate 1926 St Pauls Church Young Womens League employee at Timms Spring Co Ross son of Mr and Mrs I D Ross of this city graduated Fryer High School 1944 served in European Theater as captain in infantry awarded Silver Star Bronze Star Purple Heart two Oak Leaf Clusters Presidential Unit Citation five Battle Stars member of Masonic lodge currently a student at Western Reserve University Cleveland no wedding date set

Gladys An Aderson Tromer Ross Mars Harry Anderson Roosevelt Avenue Anderson Elyria High Schnol Prd-Dantaey St. Paul's Church Employed Young Women's League Timms Spring Co Valery

Jean Ann Baun To Be Bride On February 7

Jean Ann Baun and Warren Kellar plan a February 17 wedding at Berlin Heights Congregational church. Baun, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Ban of Berlin Heights, is a Elyria High School graduate class of 1943 and works for Bendix Westinghouse Airbrake. Kellar, son of Mr. and Mrs. Alfred J. Kellar, recently discharged from the Navy, is employed in Sandusky.

Elmer Ban Berlin Heights Elgris Jean Ann Warren Navy Sandusky Marjorie Mitchell Filbert Baird Park Avenue David N. Smright Klamath Falls Oregon Harriett Meyer Bertha Underwood Theresa Shuster Alice Klinect Virginia Mitchell Kathryn Quinn

Miss Betty Willis and Donald Huston Exchange Vows

Mrs J. Vin Antwerp of 241 Third street announces the marriage of her daughter Betty Willis to Donald Histon of New Lexington Ohio. The double ring ceremony was read by Msgr Wills UL Newton at St. Mary's parannage at four o'clock Saturday afternoon. The couple will live in this city after a brief honeymoon, and both hold connections to local employers and schools.

J. Vin Antwerp 241 Third Street Betty Willis Donald Histon Cecelia Huston New Lexington Ohio Wills UL. Newton St. Mary's Parannage Amd Alton Hales Grafton Graystone Elyria High School INO Troxe] Company New Lexington High School Navy Oversea Couch-Uthe Company

Make Your Own Cough Syrup for Quick Relief at Home

A home cough syrup recipe promises fast relief from coughing and bronchial irritation. It blends Pinex solution, sugar, and water into a pleasant tasting liquid in a pint bottle, claiming no cooking needed and safety for children with a money back guarantee if not pleased.

Personal notices from 349 Cambridge Avenue area

Mrs. Edward Knipper returns from Pathenville after attending a wedding shower for Cousin St Edward Fees. Ed Freeman family and John Noveske family hosted Sunday dinner. Eugene C Plas returns from eight months in the South Pacific aboard the S S Merritt and will report to Rhode Island after 26 day leave. Mrs. Water Randall visits Pittsburgh relatives while William Randall works in Transcontinental Airways sales. Cadet nurse Hart and cadet Margaret Atts spend vacation with Hart’s Cleveland unit. Jane Ann McQuaid returns to William and Mary College. Mrs. W. K. Taylor of Canton visits East Avenue sister-in-law recovering from illness. Lilly Oldfield heads to Southern Seminary in Buena Vista after Christmas at home. Robert Oney and Kenneth Weells visit the Taye home in Princeton Avenue.

Edward Knipper Cambridg Avenue Pathenville St. Edward Fees Elysian Ed Freeman Dean Marie Cleveland John Noveske Grace Grafton Todd J. W. Soveske Fugene C. Plas & T Fyst Avenue South Pacific S. S. Merritt Lucy Plas Rhode Island Water Randall Pittsburgh William R. Randall Noble Avenue Randall Transcontinental Airways Hart Fairview Park Hospital Margaret Atts Lakewood Middle Avenue Jane Ann McQuat Washington Avenue Wilam and Mary College Williamsburg Virginia W. Ok, Taylor Cantonshio Cartie McGrath East Avenue Lilly Oldfield Southern Seminary Junior Callee Buena Vista Oberlin Road Robert Oney Kenneth Weells V. A. Taye Jor Princeton ‘Avenue

Miss Pippert Becomes Bride

The marriage of Miss Elsie M. Pippert daughter of Mr and Mrs Adam Pippert Sprucestreet Sandusky and Robert W Hermes of Sandusky son of Mrs Emma Hermes and the late Jacob Hermes is announced. They wed in a candlelight ceremony at Zion Lutheran church Sandusky with Rev Theodore Stellhorn Jr officiating. The bride wore a gold frock with neckline short sleeves peplum and black accessories. Maid of honor was Miss Slein Gildenmeister. The groom was attended by Robert Rosswuarm. A reception followed at the Seven Mile House Wall with about 17 guests. The couple reside at a newly furnished home on South Hayes Avenue Sandusky. The bride, Elyria High School graduate, works at Creditors Accounts Service Feizk Building Sandusky. the groom is a Sandusky High School graduate engaged in farming and livestock hauling.

Elsie M. Pippert Adam Pippert Sprucestreet Robert W. Hermes Sandusky Emma Hermes Jacob Hermes Zion Lutheran Church Theodore Stellhorn, Jr Creditors Accounts Service Feizk Sandusky High School

Y W C A Board Sets Plans For Annual Meeting

Elyria Y W C A board completes plans for the annual meeting January 29 with dinner at 6 30 p m and a full program. Delegates to the Atlantic City convention are approved, a fundraiser committee named, and committee chairs announced.

Y.W.C.A. Board of Directors

Meeting notices for YWCA and club events

The YWCA leaders meeting scheduled for Thursday was postponed. The Nitery-Five Club plans a Thursday event at the Elyria Coats Club with guest speaker Robert Haefele, address 297 Po cadet, and Olive Mass delivering remarks.

Cou Oil YWCA Nitery-Five Club Thurktas Bs Haan Elyria Furst Wichtargh Robert Haefele Ieee

Elyria Veteran Weds Girl From Juneau Alaska

Elyria veteran David B. Todd married Miss Marjorie J. Snell of Sunesu Alaska in Covington Kentucky on January 4. The Rev Paul Eninger of the CGM church officiated in the parsonage. The bride graduated Juneau high school in 19, and worked at Territorial Holgs Selective Service. Todd served in Alaska three years, discharged October 18, and works for Elyria Coach Co. The couple reside at Brace Avenue. Beta Sigma Phi Gamma-Epsilon met at Marty Leu Youngs home on Brandston Avenue. They planned a diaper drive for European babies via Flavia Council of Church Women, plus a rummage sale and splash party for late January. Gifts were given to Mrs Betty Quick. Next meeting February 4 at Leora Shreve’s home.

OSA Merritt Powell Dorothy Jones Key Ramage Alice McCracken J. M. Beck Y.W.C.A Atlantic City Elyria Association Wound Means Powell Charman Ray Carter Ona Holley Merrit Powell Murray Wagner Dingle Robert Butts Llnyd Beuthel Mutts Mabel Ellis Genevieve Lunds Re- Turing A. D Strong Stanley Shaw Marjorie J. Snell James Snell Sunesu Alaska David B. Todd Henry W. Hiento Broceaverue Tks Place Covington Kentucky Paul FE. Eninger Todd Elyria Coach Co Brace Avenue Beta Sigma Phi Gamma _— Epsilon Marty Leu Young Brandston Avenue Europe Flavia Counc Church Wormen Betty Quick Leora Shreve Highland Court

Hospital Births and Discharges Noted in Local Notices

Hospital lists show Payon Nowak discharge and Joseph Hires at 715 West Street. Mrs William Poure welcomes a baby girl on 35% High Street. Mrs Charles Witsman reports a baby boy in Cleveland. Mrs Carl Sheperd’s newborn boy from RD 1. Thea dore Roth of Amherst and Mrs George Thompsom of Oberlin linked to Antoinette Fresch in Sindusky.

Payon Nowak Cie Joseph Hires West Street William Poure High Street Charles Witsman Cleveland Carl Sheperd RD. 1 Theadore Roth Amherst George Thompsom Oberlin Antoinette Fresch Sindusky

Local Parent-Teacher Meetings Highlight Programs

Gates and Garford PTA groups meet midweek with programs by Anna Cook dance pupils and Miss Isabelle Barry speaker. Allen PTA plans Founders Day events and clothing drives with diaper collection. McKinley and Elyria PTA activities cover religious education, choir performances, diaper aid for Europe, and Founders DayFeb 19 at the high school.

Gates Gates Parent-Teacher Association Anna Cook Garfori Garford Parent-Teacher Association Isabelle Barry Allen Allen Parent-Teacher Association Sam Winchell Imusic First Methodist Churesy Forrest B. Swart O. E. Brodbeck John McKinley Wilbur Gaist Oberlin McKinney Pta Mr. Gaist Elyria High School J. Martin Beck Juuvaas Cherubim Tebaikowski Wilan Lutkin Europe Hie Middle Avenue Elyria’ Council of Church Women UNRRA Victory Elyria Thenry Kater M. M Wiandsar Obi PTA Ales Willian Ross Baxter NBC Robert Tintntd MC Alten Carl Russert Rabert Firch C. Jit Heboson

Juniors Elect New Members and Plan Events

Winchell reviews Ladings Now and Then at a Junior Woman's Club meeting in Mas. Beatrix Fairfax biography highlighted. Five new members named: Mesdames Wagner Hayless Prige Keyes Mohr. Reinstated: Mrs Meyer Drage Cairns. Committees formed for bake sale and social events. meetings set for February and March with senior club guests and a May 6 Sales Tax Dinner rescheduled to April 1.

Rins Winchell Safi Thia Wortat Beatrix Fairfax Robert Wagner Edw. Hayless Richard Prige Grant Keyes Luther Mohr Jack Meyer Lester Drage William Cairns Thomas Doah Ways and Means Harold Haywood William Mann Lunethen Fred Vorhis Walter Lundberg Wiliam Hannon Herbert Meister Lea Moyer, Jr Jaimes Miller Edward, Monske Lois Hickey Clarence T. Goldthorpe Ohio Federation of Women’s Clubs Richard Tysaght James HU Lee Lybrink Marilyn Moon John Nagy E. McCullen Lloyd McIntire William McJunkin Bernard O'Donnell

Ridgeville Civic League Banquet at Grange Hall

The Ridgeville Civic League hosts a banquet at Grange Hall on January 14 with dancing and tickets priced at $1.00. Tickets must be purchased by January 10.

Ridgeville Civic League Grange Hall

New Officers Installed at G A R Ladies Circle Event

Installation of new officers for Captain PF 0. Reefy Circle Ladies of G A R was held at K of P Hall after a brief business session led by retiring president Mike Howlett. Myrtle Rose served as installing officer with assistance from conductress va Sabins. Betty Gallatin was installed as president and other officers named include Hazel Graber, Cordelia Davis, Ahna Brack, Ivo Sabins, Edith Hill, Myrtle Rose, and Millie Howlett. Luncheon followed, courtesy of retiring officers of 1945. next meeting set for January 21 with officers installed and preaching.

Reefy Circle G A. R BP. Hall Mike Howlett Myrtle Rose Va Sabins Betty Gallatin Hazel Graber Cordelia Davis Ahna Brack Ivo Sabins Edith Hill Myrtle Rose Millie Howlett Daisy Hardy

Also Mentioned on This Page

Mabel Little Gladys Anderson Homer G. Ross Jean Ann Baun Guild First Congregational Guild William A. Layth H. Pankoff Taylor Beelman Ida Ewing George Savage Donald Huston Miss Pippert Elyrm Memorial Hospital M. B. Johnson Country Club George Calvert Wedlund Margie Lake Avenue Raul Ba Caldwell R. Caldwell SENNA Pepstn Effa Brown Credies Bry Eac Chicago Times Hans Elyria Yawcla Migst Methodist Anna Savtad Ne Fallower Freshmap Friendsip Cariier Y Auditorium Tume Nancy Baker Eileen Baxter Mary Miller Jane Civutael Red Crusty Voluntees Nurse Aid Group Sched Yueh Anudon Consult & Parker Myrtelle Beauty Shop Juneau, Alaska Parent-Teacher Association News Aunt Mary Indicott's Photo Shop Broad St Automobile H. H Hed Haine Heinz Strained Foods Fludd Gradqer Middle Ave Martha Manning
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