Engagement Of Miss Helen Stalla And Thomas Pallardy Announced
Miss Helen Stalla of 136 High street becomes engaged to Thomas Pallardy of 124 Denison avenue. Stalla graduated Elyria High in 1944. Pallardy, also an Elyria High alumnus, served three years in the Army with 25 months overseas and now works in Thew Shovel Company office. No wedding date has been announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Stalla
Thomas Pallardy
Oscar Stalla
High Street
Miss Stalla
T. Vallardy
Denison Avenue
Elyria High School
Me. Pallardy
Thew Shovel Company
Shirley Vickerman Fiancee Of William Penberthy
Shirley Vickerman daughter of Mr and Mrs Willard Vickerman of Allison Park Pittsburgh is the fiancee of William J Penberthy of Elyria Ohio announced today Penberthy is the son of Mrs R B Lannar of Gratton Road He served in the Navy for three years and attends Western Reserve University to study pharmacy The wedding date has not been announced. Fete Retiring Associate Last evening the women of the Chronicle Telegram force gathered at the home of Mrs William L Palm for a farewell courtesy to Mrs Mable Little retiring member of the editorial staff. Prizes went to Mrs Bertha Behrens Mrs George Tulk and Mrs Vern Andrews. Mrs Little was assistant society editor for more than fifteen years and received gifts. Salad course was served by Mrs Palm Mrs Russell Powers and Mrs Robert W Funk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shirley Vickerman
Daugher
Willard 5. Vickerman
Allison Park
Pittsburgh
William J. Penberthy
Elyria
Penberthy
R. B. Lannar
Gratton Road
Navy
Western Reserve University
Chronicle Telegram
William L. Palm
Middle Avenue
Mable Little
Hearts
Bertha Behrens
George Tulk
Vern Andrews
Little
Chronicle-Telegram
Palm
Russell Powers
Robert W. Funk
Dr Edwards Olive Tablets Promise Quick Digestion Aid
In 1884 1 Dr F M Edwards of Ohio touts Olive Tablets as a gentle bowel cleanser and bile secretion booster. The ad urges readers to test the product tonight, noting they are sold by druggists and claim to relieve constipation and bodily discomfort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
F. M. Edwards
Dr. Edwards
Dr Henry Busch to address Employed Women's League dinner
Dr Henry Miller Busch of Cleveland College will speak at the Employed Young Women's League of the YWCA guest dinner on February 4. The cabinet meeting attended by thirty members announced the program including January 14 book review, January 21 film One World, and February 11 Home Talent program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Miller Busch
Cleveland College
Young Women's League
Y.w.ca
League
Dr. Busch
Lloyd Beuthel
Louise Baker
Jean Styles
One World
C. M. Mathews
Cleveland
Trans- World Airlines
Y.W.C.A
Methodist Church
Coliseum
Lorain
Ways and Means Committee
Anna Jean McCloskey
Alice McCracken
Carville Firestone Jensen
Mary Opfer
Edith J. 1 Powers
Birth and personal notices from Elyria area social column
Mr and Mrs John Goulde announce the birth of a son at Mercy Hospital in Mt. Vernon Ohio. Henry Radican returns to Loyola College in Montreal as a prep school freshman. Miss Margaret Langenderfer visits Elyria Center for the Sightless Tuleaday. Wircenske admitted to Crile Veterans Hospital for indefinite treatment. Gilbert Edward Thompson begins freshman studies at Baldwin Wallace College in Berea. Mrs Karl Rosemann recovers after surgery at Satmarilan Hospital in Agsahland. Mr and Mrs Alex Wash welcome a daughter born December 7 at Elyria Memorial Hospital. James Cobb welcomed a daughter January 6 at Elyria Memorial Hospital. A shower honors Miss Marilyn Moon, bride to be of Eugene Bayley, January 18. Wings Club hosts meeting at YWCA with winter dance planned January 24 at Y gym. Industrial conference in Akron February 8-9. Fidelity class of First Methodist meets at Florence Diringer’s home with games, prizes, and dessert. Meeting to reconvene February 4 at Louise Hendricks’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Goulde
Mary Fox
F& Son
Mércy Hospital
Mt. Vernon
Ohio
Elytiane
Jelloway
Henry Radican
Middle Avenue
Loyola College
Sherbrook Street
S.W
Montreal
Canada
Henry
Margaret Langenderfer
Ohio Commission For the Blind
Columbus
Satmarilan Hospital
Agsahland
Alex Wash
R. D
Daighter
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Horn
James Cobb
Grafton
January Activities For Elyria Woman's Club Are Announced
The Elyria Woman's Club outlines January programs and by law reviews for 1947. Meetings feature W. E. Benninghoff reviewing Christine Weston’s Dark Whed, Carl George of WGAR Cleveland as speaker, and a gem talk by Richard Fraser. Also planned are department days, an Oberlin guest, and guidance on dues and resignations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. E. Benninghoff
Christine Weston
Elyria Woman's Club
Carl George
W.G.A.R. Cleveland
Social Progress Department
Mra
Howard Somers, Jr
Richard Fraser
Webb C. Ball
Education and Fine Arts Department
W. EB. Stevenson
Oberlin
Eagleplume
Evening community events calendar highlights local clubs
Tonight's schedule lists Gates P T A Welcome Wagon Newcomers at WY WCA eight p m. Nurses Alumnae at John son hall six, Dolly Slitchers with Clara Barnes at 142 Caroline Street. Various clubs host meetings and entertainments, with reservations accepted until February 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gates P T.A
Wy.w.c.a
M. B. Johnson Hall
Dolly Slitchers
Clara Barnes
Caroline Street
Women's Association of
First Congregational Church
Cora May Walton
Recreation Theme Of Elyria P T A Council Program
The Flyria Council of Parent-Teacher Associations met at the Y M C A with recreation chairman Mrs Edward Drager announcing a school recreation program and Everett Palmer discussing Y M C A activities and parent involvement. Allen school led the membership contest. Jefferson won the magazine award. P T A city membership totals reached 2985. Meritt Powell will lead social hygiene classes beginning January 23 at 7 30 p m at the residence. A Founders Day dinner is set for February 18 at 6 39 p m in the high school cafeteria with a student play directed by Nina Baker. A children's movie Blondie Brings Up Babs will be shown Saturday morning with doors at 9 30 and show at 10. The next council meeting is January 28 focusing on publicity. Manila plans wider streets and new neighborhood housing units.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flyria Council of
Parent-Teacher Associations
Edward Drager
Council
Everett Palmer
Allen School
Carl Neffen
Misa Nina Baker
P.T. A
Blondie
Babs
W. A. Sayles
E. H. Jantz
Miscellaneous Program Delights at Musical Art Society Evening
The Musical Art Society altered its January program to miscellaneous music due to unavoidable circumstances. Peter Smith led a varied night featuring vocal solos by Misa Lenore Lawson and Miss Downer, instrumental pieces, and collaborations with pianists Miss Marion Upp and Mrs. L Kolopus amid a Wick Room concert at First Congregational Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Musical Art Society
Wick Room
First Congregational Church
Peter Smith
Misa Lenore Lawson
Handel
Colonial Club Hosts Meet as February Program Up Next
The February program will be a miscellaneous anniversary month event, with members urged to reserve the date. Mrs. M D Hackett hosted at 901 Park Avenue, 13 members attended, a lovely dessert was served, and the next meeting is set for January 20 at Mrs. Cloyd Gull’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra
Grant
Mew
Rolepué
Mr. Davis
Air
Aubert
Carmeén
Bize
Mra. FC
Ruth
M. D. Hackett
Park Avenine
Colonial Club
Hame
Cloyd Gull
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Society
Elen Bimpson
William Pemberthy
fAdy
Henry Busch
Employed Women’s League
Reytam
Adrian
BROAD
Miss Moon
Marilyn Moon
Eugene Bayley
Patrician Standen
Robert Yanke
Standen
Stanford Avenue
Ridge
Robert Marah
Jane Dudley
Jessie Henderson
Moon
Wings Club
Biltz Orchestra
Avon
Louise Carrera
Helen Mashinski
V.W.C.A
Akron
Fidelity
First Methodist Church
Florence Diringer
Eleanor Simma
Victorine Sears
Wilhelmine Mortle
Jane Peters
Grace Poling
Annabelle Smith
Lois Moses
Louise Mall
Louise Hendricks
Bellfield Avenue
Effa Brown
Bes
A. J. Robinson
Howard Parton
Clifford Johnson
Russell Schmittgen
P.T.A. Council
Manila
Lief
Beaverette Reg
Lingoln Lamb Reg
Carlton Furs
H. Kramer and Son
Middle Ave
W. Bridge St
Ostrov
Sree
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