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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jan 21, 1948

Page

4

Louise Vakeries to Wed Louis Mate in Lorain Church

Miss Louise Vakeries and Louis Mate plan a February 7 wedding at St. Michael's church Lorain. Vakeries, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Steven Vakeries, is Elyria High School 1936 graduate employed by Colsen Corporation. Mate, son of Mr. and Mrs. Steven Mate, served in the G S Navy Pacific area, now with Thew Shovel Company. Senior church member St Ladislaus, Lorain. Bridal shower honor recently in St. Michael's church hall with corsage by fiancé and gifts from guests. prizes awarded to Mrs. Silag McKay Nagy in a social evening.

Louise Vakeries Louis Mate St. Michael's Church Lorain Mass Vakeries Steven Vakeries Griswold Road Elyria High School Walter St. Michael’s Church Hall Louis Csilag Louis McKay Joseph Nagy

Pressnell Nash Marriage Announced In Monroe Michigan

Jean tee Eugene Fressnell daughter of Mr and Mrs Alfred Nash of Oberlin and the late Mrs Lowie Pressnell will marry in Monroe Michigan with Rev H T Howard officiating. The couple resides in Oberlin after a January wedding at the Methodist parsonage. She worked at Gene's Pastry Shop and he at Pfaudler Company.

Alfred Nash Oberlin Read Jean Tee Eugene Fressnell Lowie Pressnell Elyra Bob Pressnell Oberlin Monroe Mich H. T. Howard Mir Hirs Pressnell Elyria High School Gene Oberlin High School Pfaudler Company

Noster-McKean Engagement Announced in Lorain

Mrs. Robert Lawson announces the engagement of her sister Virginia Noster Jog Grafton to James McKean son of Mrs. Katherine McKean of Eaton. Miss Noster a Grafton High School alumna works for Colson Corporation. The fiancé a Eaton High graduate works for Lorain County Excavating and farms part time. Wedding plans are indefinite.

Robert Lawson Oxford Avenue Virginia Noster Grafton James McKean Katherine McKean Eaton Miss Noster Grafton High School Colson Corporation Eaton High School Lorain County Excavating Company

Wooster College Women Elect Two Freshmen To Judicial Board

Miss Sue Greening, daughter of Mr and Mrs H C Greening of 449 Earl Court, elected one of two freshman women to the Women’s Self Government Association judicial board at the College of Wooster. She will serve in the second semester. Mrs W Armstrong of 101 Harvard Avenue visiting California. Mrs Armstrong and Mrs Edd Holden of Pittsburgh visiting their sons in Los Angeles. A daughter born to Mr and Mrs Lawrence Fraunfelder at Elyria Memorial Hospital. Frederick E Steele named on Autumn quarter honor list at Ohio State University College of Engineering. Rudolph Krieg and wife of 133 Marseilles Avenue announce a daughter born January 30 at Elyria Memorial Hospital.

Sue Greening lMir Bmirs H. C. Greening Earl Court Women’s Self Government Association College of Wooster Secord W. Armstrong Harvard Avenue California Armstrong Edd Holden Pittsburgh Los Angeles Lawrence Fraunfelder Marseilles Avenue Elyria Memorial Hospital

Production Staff Named for Suds in Your Eye

The Elyria production staff for Suds in Your Eye is announced with roles including stage manager Ted Loose and lighting by Larry Selka. Rehearsals continue under Edward Champion as the show opens February 4 at the high school auditorium for a two night stand.

Playmaker Ted Loose Bill Cromiling Cliff Roe Dell Cromling Larry Selka Marie Cromling Wayne van Wormer Benny Griffiths Dorothy Morton Rose Cromling Dorris Atkins Deborah Silsbee Dave Griffiths Georgia Shaw George Lyons Betty Taylor Carpenters Property Committee Elyria Edward Champion

Magyar Young Ladies Guild Marks Ninth Anniversary

The Magyar Evangelical and Reformed church guild marked its ninth anniversary with a candlelight service. Four new members were received, and gifts were presented during a social hour with pinochle contests. A salad luncheon followed, and plans for a February devotional meeting and a Rus sian Zone relief box were announced.

Young Ladies Guild Magyar Evangelical and Reformed Church Joseph Ballas L. G. Novak Abrs Joseph Bara al Wysynski Alex Mika William Ignatz Sam Doman Milan Mika Nick Ignatz Stephen Bako Stephen Bara Ballas Alex Sabo Sam Nagy Jess Figula Zigmund Pelagy Europe Mika Novak William Messaros William Figula John Peter Palagvi Alex Bordy Louis Ig‘natz

Hospital Discharges and Birth Notices

Hospital discharges list Mrs Howard Reynolds and baby girl at 124 Kaiser Court, Mrs Jack Jacoby and baby boy at 1117 East Avenue, Airs Lovich and baby boy at Apple Avenue, Air Sherman Duvall 19 Woodferd Avenue, Mrs William Wallhead RD No 2 Elaine Cole Lehmitigen piano teacher at 236 Columbus Street. Rummage Sale set for Saturday Jan 24 from 9 30 a m to 2 p m at 144 Lafayette Street side door.

Howard Reynolds Kaisercourt Jack Jacoby East Avenue Air StoLovich Apple Avenue Sherman Duvall Woodferd Avenue East River Street William Wallhead Elaine Cole Lehmitigen Columbus Street Lafayette Street

Auxiliary meeting and local services announced

The Auxiliary to the Sons of Union Veterans will meet at noon tomorrow at Mrs. M. T. Howletts home on Cascade Street. Mrs. Prater attended Thursday evening at the Order on West Avenue. Miss Helen Osborn will work at the dry goods and tailoring shop offering bridal gowns and alterations. Phone numbers 38425 and 39602 listed.

Byron Morris Child Culture League Gerald Leonard Pasadena Avenue William Holt Carl Pomelee Rl Weoberter Helen Snow Franklin Siret Sons of UN S. M.tse

New Officers Presented At W FSC Meeting

Mrs Merritt Powell, district president of WSCS, moving to Ravenna, received corsage for outstanding work at First Methods WSCS meeting. Mrs H L Cordrey led business session with year’s reports. new president Mrs B H Long announced officers and chairmen including Elliott vice president and Schmitt recording secretary.

Merritt Powell Women’s Society of Christian Service Ravenna First Methods WSCS Powell W.s.cs H. L. Cordrey B. H. Long Long A. F. Elliott T. W. Schmitt Airs. Elsworth Hates Kenneth ‘Lord Clarence Seazell William C. Meinke E. C. Shubert J. H. Siward John Gray Carl Fessler Mark Willis Peter Chobsnoff F. E. Foreman Elizabeth Cowrse H. A. Kirkpatrick Olive Cook

New Officers Installed at Republican Women's Club

The Republican Women's Club installed new officers led by president Mrs Marjorie Kaley with Ruth Cummings farewelling after two years. Music by Mrs Short featured songs Beautiful Dreamer Into the Night and Take Joy Home. Mrs Beuthel reviewed Everything but Elephants by Virginia Pearson. Refreshments followed, plans made for skating party in April and Easter sunrise service.

Republican Women’s Club Woman's Club Ruth Cummings Marjorie Lloyd Beuthel Sandusky Afrs Cummings Marjorie Kaley Eric Sharrock Afiss Winifred Fay Ethel Anderson HW. A Martin H. W. Cole Airs Short St. John's Third Street Jean Gilmore Lois Youngeberg Thelma Schroeter Alan Roth

Evening Calendar of Local Fraternal Meetings

Pilgrim Congregational Circle No 2 meets with Mrs Charles Redman at 47 Concord Avenue. Ladies Auxiliary to Eagles initiates at 8 p m. Y M E G s meet at 8 p m in Y parlors. League of Women Voters dinner meeting in Elk’s Marine Room with Howard Cook of Cleveland as speaker. St Theresa’s Society meets with Mrs Louis Rosa in Lorain. El Rey Caldron meets at 7 30 in K of P hall. Alumni choir rehearses at 8 p m in YALC A Marshall chapter holds special Mark Master degree. St Clair Rebekah lodge meets at 7 30 p m. 10 0F halt.

Pilgrim Congregational Circle No. 2 Charles Redman Concord Avenue Ladies Auxiliary Eagles League of Worner Voters Elk’s Marine Room Howard Cook Cleveland St. Theresa’s Society Louis Rosa Lorain El-Rey Caldron Yalc A. Marshall St Clair Rebekah Lodge Halt

Dinner Draws Hundreds At St Marys Hall Benefit

Approximately 200 to 2090 members and friends were served a spaghetti dinner Tuesday evening in St Marys hall by Catholic Daughters of America. Juniors under Mgr Jack Ward organized a bazaar of novelties made at meetings. Mrs George Ross led arrangements with a long list of assistants. The Catholic Daughters plan a regular meeting on January 27.

Ernest Knautz Baldwin Wallace College Young Women's League Martha Holcker Elizabeth Snoble Mary Gray Sara Hutt Alberta Adams Ann Crozier Betty Fell League Sunshine Fund Marion Bridgett Team No. 2 Severance Hall Henry Miller Busch Genevieve Landis Jast Milwaukee St. Francis Xmavier Mission Circle No. 12 Stephen Bumbach Crehore Court Walter Plas Catholic Missions Digest C. J. McClung Mason City, Jr Russell Powers Herman Plas Ninth Street Richard Fichtner Mary-Martha St. Paul's Church William Holdy Eickenhower Germany Union Missionary St Mary's Hall Catholic Daughters of America Mgrs Jack Ward George Ross Leona Boone Joseph Gientkowski Wayne Lauffer Angelo Perna Joseph Kaminski Walter Olszewski W. G. Worcester Edward Ross Margaret Versace Ann Gerdine Angela di Luciano R.pronesti Agnes Hoss Margaret Urig

Canton Lady Loses 36 Lbs Says Rennel Is Fine

A Canton reader claims weight loss using Rennel. The ad features a 38 year old woman asserting rapid slimming from neck to ankles without starvation. It promises easy results and urges readers to buy Rennel.

Canton Rennel

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