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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 25, 1951
Page
3
Discharge notice lists Mrs Glendon Everett and baby boy at 760 West River Street Mrs Michael Vernarsky and baby boy at 2078 Southwest River Street Mrs Robert McLaughlin at 223 Longford Avenue and Mrs Carl.
Names and addresses listed include Keffer at 228% West Bridge street Mrs. John Kavelle in La Grange George Sharp R. D. No. 3 Sarah Hronec R. D. No. 3 Floyd Platt 161 Morgan avenue Mrs. Margaret Fossellus 117 Fourth street Mrs. Judson Wehman 602 East avenue David Dudek Case road.
The Rebekah Social club convened at Mrs. Mildred Page home with 20 members. Officers installed include Mildred Coates as president and Helen Six as vice president. Edna Woodcock as treasurer. Evelyn Pratt as secretary. Alice Jones as sunshine treasurer. Prizes in court whist went to Edna Woodcock, Helen Six, Viola McDermott, and Hilda Choate. Next gathering is a Valentine party February 27 at Mrs. Harold Olmstead’s home.
In Wellington the Methodist church hosted a 9 30 Sunday ceremony for Patricia Ody and Lester Iceman. Rev. Paul P. Brown officiated as organist Roy McCormick played wedding music and Luanne Hill sang during the double ring rite.
Engineers and vision specialists test lights beneath motor vehicles to reduce night time accidents. Names appear in fragmented OCR style including Rudolph Wendell Brown and June Francis with addresses, and Patricia Stanko with 639 West River street, plus multiple listed trades.
The ceremony featured pink accessories with both the bride and Mrs. Iceman wearing pink carnation corsages. A reception for 150 followed in the church dining room. The couple will reside at 115% Courtland Street, Wellington, after a short trip and both hold Wellington High School diplomas.
The Hi Neighbor club met at Mrs Hilda Wilsons home with Mrs Susan Wargo assisting. Carolyn Phelps reported on the Oberlin Home Council meeting held January 9 to decide yearly projects. First meeting set for January 24 at Mrs Margie Barths with entertainment by Mrs Susan Wargo. Prizes awarded to Mrs Rose Blaine Mrs Mildred Parker and Mrs Lulu Reisinger. Next gathering at Mrs Effie Carpenters on February 21.
The Jolly Friendship Birthday club met on Wednesday the 17th with Mrs William Myers hosting and ham dinner served. Members voted to contribute to the March of Dimes and February meeting will be at Society Hall hosted by Mrs Stanley Sooy and Mrs Clayton Babel. The Mum club met at Mrs Walter Perrys home and discussed gardening. the next meeting will be the last Thursday each month. Booster club reports highlighted the past year with thanks to the returning board of governors Kenneth Davison Alan Prindle and Pete Walko and five new members elected Frank Parks Robert Carruthers Leo Garman Andy Walko Avery Sooy.
Two games pitted alumni teams against high school squads. The Oldsters team of pre 1940 graduates lost to the high school reserves, while the post 1940 alumni defeated the high school varsity. Social notes mention visits by the Squires family and moves by the Caroniti family, plus a Sunday youth recreation at the Pilgrim Five meeting in Brighton.
Circle Twelve of the W S C S met at the Methodist church parlors with good attendance. Mrs Virgil Smith led devotions and presided at the business meeting as they announced a shipment of supplies for members. Refreshments were served by Mrs Gladys Krich and Mrs Fern McCourt.
The regular meeting on Tuesday January 16 discussed Civilian Defense. The April gathering was reserved to prepare a baby layette for Medina County Welfare Department.
Several people from Spencer attended the Columbus Boys' Choir concert in Medina on Thursday evening, enjoying the performance by a regional youth chorus.
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