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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jan 15, 1955

Page

2

Reception for Tropic and Gallo Draws 700 Guests

About seven hundred guests from Lorein Elyria Berea Cleveland Warren Youngstown Amherst Grafton Galion Toledo Niles Rochester and New York City attend the wedding reception of the former Ja Marie Gallo and Thomas A Tropic at 7:30 p m in the Hungarian Reformed Hall Lorain The bridal table features a Jace overlay and a five tier cake. The bride wears Chantilly lace and nylon tulle with pearl and satin accents and a Venus shell cap of pearls and sequins. After the reception, the couple will reside at 139 Charles Cl Elyria with Mrs Tropic employed as a nurse and Mr Tropic in retail display at ONeals.

Lorein Elyria Berea Cleveland Warren Youngstown Amherst Grafton Galton Toledo Niles Rochester New York City N.Y Ja Marie Gallo Thomas A. Tropic Lorain Jace Norma Jeanne Donahue Hun Marian Reformed Hall Thomas A. Tropio Patrick Trople Cardan Pam Rupert Tavern St. Mary Church James P. McCann Ave Maria Paris Angelicus Gus Otaro Louis Kolopus Chantilly

Plan For Teen Modeling Classes In Town

Teens from the area are invited to enroll in a modeling class at the M. Ned Co store in the Shelter Shopping Center. The first course last year drew a small group from local high schools and spurred a larger program this year led by Mrs. Margaret Maddox. The Tuesday afternoon sessions, led by Mrs. Alice Taylor, focus on poise, personality, fashion, and basic elements of modeling with prizes, fashion shows, and guidance from local club members. Special officers and past presidents notes accompany plans for upcoming sessions with a luncheon at the home of Helen Perkins and a Feb 9 dinner meeting hosted by Mrs. Johnson.

M. Ned Co Margaret Maddox Alice Taylor Agpeets PTI Tele South Fairmont St Res Mary Wyckoff Any Liv Emma Cov Frieda Allison Tigers VFW Hinkson-Hysell Aux Wyckof Thary Jafternoons Eva Edwards Gladdis Johnson

Elyria Country Club Women Golfers Elect Officers for 1955

Mrs. Carl Russert was elected president of the Women's Golf Association of the Elyria Country Club at the first meeting of directors and standing committees. Other officers include Mrs. Harold Guthman as vice-president and Miss Olive Sargis as secretary. The board named committee heads for budget, pairings, tournament, social, publicity, and ways and means, with Team Captain Mrs. Robert Lindstrom.

Carl Russert Women’s Golf Association Elyria Country Club Harold Guthman Olive Sargis Cleatus Heidrich Heidrich M. E. Whitman Richard Gollmar George Hoke Walter Warriner Albert Joyce Helen Krantz George Smith Cecil Garland John Wehrhoff William Parcell T. F Schilling Dale White Homer Webb Jr Robert Lindstrom Cleveland Karl Plocher Paul Roach Calcutta Carl Ingwer Jr Richard Aldrich Ways and Means Russert Guthman Surgis Ford Cowell Plecher Max War Wormer Whitman Gordon Smith

Delegates named for State Conference and Mountaineer Merit

The piece lists Mrs. Harry Howett as an alternate, delegates and hosts for the 50th annual State Conference to be held in Toledo March 14 to 16. It highlights Mary Sloop of Crossnore School and hospital work, and notes 25 buildings across 250 acres with 3090 year-round dormitory residents. It mentions a patriotic Guest Day Luncheon February 11 at the Elyria Woman's Club and discusses local defense topics and social attitudes toward race and integration.

Mary Martin Stoop Continental Congress Eustice Washington, D. C George Lamberton Crossnore School E. G. Curtiss Northjas Arthur Pfaff Carolina Mountains Earl C. Taylor Mil Wilcox Toledo E. H Faulkner Mary Sloop Rear Milton E. Wilcox Harry Howett Housands E. A. Hoffman Roy Hultz Elyria

Jefferson PTA Meeting Highlights In Lorain

Nancy Ann Winter and John Theodorou attend Lorain school events and bus transport as an accredited high school community. Dr Tinegan spoke on Diseases of Children and mental health, polio prevention for first and second graders, and March of Dimes giving practices. Founders Day plans, Boy Scout Charter 1955, Cub and Girl Scout leaders, and upcoming spring events were announced along with attendance awards and a Navy promotion for a local graduate.

T.inegan Pradu Jefferson Pta Naomi Roberts Russell Dumke Harold Robell Robert Court Harold van Valkenburg Myron Schmitkens D. A. Knepper D. A. Hibben Foster Ave Charles Boyd PTA Ohio Congress of Parents and Teachers Grace Tulk Ohio Magyar Evangelical and Reformed Church Charles Gentry Walter Jezowski Stevei Horvath Leo Williams F Fance Geraldine Louise Knepper Grace Maryn Collier B. Hing New Holland Gertrude Hase Miss King Terre Hill Manufacturing Co Charles Stoner Sheffield Wellington High School U. S. Navy Lakehurst Navy

King-Sheffield Engagement Announced in Fields Corners

Wellington announces Charles Henry Sheffield and Nancy Ann Winter tied the knot New Year’s Day at Fields Methodist Church Fields Corners. The ceremony occurred candlelit at 7:30 pm with Rev Ralph L Reid officiating.

Bride and Groom Tie Knot in Coral Crystalette Wedding

Mrs Shirley Davis served as matron of honor in a coral crystalette gown with bridesmaids in turquoise crystalette. Flowers featured white mums and carnations, with yellow carnations and ivy for attendants. Best man Steve Pataky and ushers attended. About 200 guests joined in church parlor reception. Theodorou couple postponed Niagara Falls trip due to schedule changes. Mrs Theodorou, a 1953 Ridgeville High School graduate, works as secretary. Mr Theodorou, 1952 Lorain High School alum, is with Pennsylvania Rubber and Squirrel? Naval Reserve.

Shirley Davis Mary Winter Donna Winter Sandra Sharpe Steve Pataky Nick Theodorou Donald Splain Bill Fredericks Harold Wellert Charlotte Ross Rae Graff Doris Gottwald Pat Howlette Sharpe Niagara Falls Theodorou Ridgeville High School Lorain High School New Continental Alfred New York Pennsylvania Rubber and Supresort Naval Reserve Dox

Plan To Wed Paul Dreyer and Patricia Ruth Clodwick

Patricia Ruth Clodwick and Paul Dreyer announced their engagement in Wellington. Patricia is a 1954 Wellington High School graduate and works with Guy E Wells and Son Insurance. Paul Dreyer, employed by Ohio Fuel Gas, is a Wellington High School alumnus from 1938 and served in the US Army.

Wellington Wellington High School Guy E. Wells and Son Insurance Agency Dreyer Ohio Fuel Gas Company Us’ Army

Parable on race and religion sparks campus debate

A mixed compilation quotes Dr Sam, Don Swanson and a TriState College student arguing about race, religion, and equality. It cites an UNESCO pamphlet disputing race classifications, denouncing liberal mixed mixing as a barrier to civilizing society, and notes a newborn Laura Lee Miglets at St Joseph Hospital.

Don C. Swanson Aly M. C Swanson Lake Ave TriState College Angola Ind Joseph Miglets Franklin Ave St. Joseph Hospital Lorain Laura Lee Ronald Unesco

DAR Sponsored School Story Highlighted At Meeting

Mrs Will H Thomas reviewed the Elyria chapter DAR member meeting at the Elyria Woman's Club discussing Miracle In The Hills by Mary Martin Sloop. The book covers Crossnore School in North Carolina, one of 13 DAR sponsored schools nationwide.

Will H. Thomas Elyria Daughters of the American Revolution Mary Martin Sloop Elyria Woman’s Club Crossnore School Crossnore N.C United States National Society, Daughters of the American Revolution

Regent Meeting Opens With Devotions And Pledge

Mrs Ruth presided as Regent to open the meeting with devotions the pledge of allegiance and the reading of the American’s Creed. Mrs Ruth and Mrs Elizabeth led the singing of America and conducted other routine duties.

Fred C. Ruth America Ruth Elizabeth

Shrine Plans Home Talent Night January 27

Shrine No. 24 met for Advanced Officers Night with a square dance and refreshments after. The next meeting on January 27 was set as Home Talent Night. District guests included Vera Goodell Watchman of Shepherds and Olive Puskan Mansfield among others. Officers received corsages. Pearl Trotter and Bertha Didelius were honored guests escorted to the East. A pillow case card party was announced for February 3 and an auxiliary meeting for January 20 at Selah Strong’s home. Refreshments served.

Bethel Shrine No Sophia Burden Ashland Helen Gruey Lorain Weston Gruey Clyde Nuff Mansfield W.H P Gertrude Berndt Pearl Trotter IPWLP Bertha Didelius WHP Holly Hall Wca Selah Strong Columbia Ave Ruth Troup Beatrice Curtis Alice Hahn

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Gallo Charles Cl. Elyria Tropic Elyria High School Berea Commmunity Hospital M. B. Johnson School of Nursing Lormanthal School Bowling Green State University O'neal’s Sigma Nu Iaternity Arnold Air Society Joseph Gallo Eister-Elaw Nora Jeanne Donate Barbara Pearson Susan Melera Mildred Ricardy June Glasse Rosemary Lisicky Judy Caywood Johnson Sehosl Nursing Miss Lisicky Maid of Honors Kathleen Marie Gallo Sandra Sue Motera Jacobozi Arthur Waby Frank Giamboi Thomas A.tropio Aio Graystone Finegan Jefferson P. T. A Thelma Finlay Curt Stern The Unik California Berkeley United Vican Nancy Ann Winter John Theodorou King Charles Henry Sheffield Henry C. Sheffield East 20Th St Loram Field's Methodist Church Fields Corners Marjorie Sharpe Lorain Rd North Olmsted James Theodorou East 30Th St Ralph L. Reid Walliam Ashwill Winifred Gottschalt Harvey Winter Qhaela Imiena Science Paul Dreyer Miss Clodwick Sam Christian Emaz Seeres Cee VFW Auxiliary Shrine Dairies Elyria Dairies DIAL Clark St
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