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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1944
Page
9
Schuster Gatth, pastor of the Tintty Meti telat church in Youngstown, was elected bishop Saturday by the Central regional Conference of the Methodist church. Ordained in 1920, he previously served as pastor at the First Avenue Methodist church in St. Petersburg and in Pitts.
A despatch claims Russians and other foreign recruits fight for German forces in Normandy, noting several battalions led by Russian officers. It questions the feasibility of such deployments and suggests Germans would rely on fortified lines for any foreign troops.
The piece blends on the strange arrival of German troops amid Russia and Finland tensions with local social news. Grafton reports detail the Woman's Society of Christian Service meeting and Quilt Club activities, including July plans and hostess duties, reflecting community life alongside evolving wartime narratives.
The wedding of a Gieveland man to a Wakeman Ghareh bride took place at the Congregational church. Guests, decorations, music by Miss Lois Hurst, and a reception followed the ceremony. The groom, son of Mr Wheeler of Cleveland, is a graduate and chef while the bride is from Jackson Michigan. A 4 H club meeting and a note on new de-icing plane tech were also reported.
The ceremony featured Marin and Utbah as members of the wedding party. The bride, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George Tloibnty of Avon Lake, walked the aisle in a white velvet gown with lace sleeves and a coronet of seed pearls. Attendants included Betty Holbury and bridesmaids from Avon Lake and Cleveland. Best man Ralph Forthater. ushers Raymond Maran. Dinner followed at Westlake. The bride, Avon Lake High School graduate, plans to continue studies as she pursues a teaching career.
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