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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1945
Page
3
LOCIRE LOYd of 1219 Lake avenir announces the engagement of her daughter Ann Louise to Technical Sergeant John R Harrison stationed at Governors Island New York. The couple plan to wed near there with plans for a July ceremony announced in this notice.
Mrs Mayme Frederick of 254 Fifth street announces the marriage of her daughter Gladys Aldrich to Lloyd Nefainger chief machinist mate of the U S Navy The ceremony was at the home of Mr and Mrs Harry Nitzinger Norwalk officiated by Rev Garcia with a double ring service The groom has served in the Navy for 1712 years and will report to Brooklyn Navy Yard for reassignment The bride is assistant manager of the Jewel Tea Co and will join him later
Karl Kolinski of La Grange Lois Krugman of 27 Mtver Dale Court Mrs Clarence Buttle and newborn girl at 420 Huron Street discharged in a brief hospital notice listing recent releases and new arrival.
The column lists residents and visitors including Mr. and Mrs. Harold Olmstead and daughter Join, Mrs. Lindaver and Mimdarene Jones, and others visiting or returning home from travels in New York, New Jersey, Connecticut, and Portmouth. It mentions military service, births, deaths, and community events at local churches and clubs with names, addresses, and household details.
The readable parts list scattered names and terms such as licenses and dates but contain many garbled phrases. No coherent event or entities form a clear news item. The fragment suggests licensing or registration content but cannot derive a definite person, organization, or outcome.
Clarence Mudge of the Navy marries Elsie Kutzleb in a Sunday afternoon ceremony at the parsonage of the Biest Biquist church. The couple, both from local families, plan to reside near their respective homes after a reception at the Madge residence. The bride wore a white street length dress with gardenias and a pink rose corsage, attended by her sister as maid of honor.
The Lakeside Federation of Women's Clubs announces its 51st convention in Lakesean Wednesday and Thursday. Notable speakers from science and literature will attend. sessions include openings led by Ades WooPL and Cleveland writer Frances Rotten. a luncheon closes the event.
The notice lists Mr and Ate So McCurty and family attending a funeral along with Ms ROW Cobb and Mrs Muaud Mother and Mrs Rose Hird. It mentions Aloe Cantuanelian of Lakewood and a church ceremony at St Reee Chittch. The fragmentary text references community members and a coming Southern state event.
Calendar entries list LCBA WCTU picnic at 6 pm at Wildwood Home for the Aged Emmanuel Lutheran Missionary Society at the church John Ahlberg and Mrs Carl Pome lee hostesses Muff mothers with Mrs George Birmingham at Oxford avenue American Legion at 8 pm Chevalier Lodge Knights of Pythias Daughters of Scotia Elyria No 103 LOOF in LOOF temple Circle Dot meeting postponed until September Rebekah Local club tureen picnic at home of Jeune Tent 916 East avenue if rain regular meeting at 7:30 Young Peoples Society of St Pauls church in evening
Miss Lucile Snellenberger daughter of Walter Snellenberger of Biemimy finn married Anthony Beugsken son of Mrs Martin Bear shen Vermilion in an open church ceremony at Gorlock. Father Brisse officiated. Attendants were Mr and Mrs Frank Mayor of Vermilion. The bride wore a white lace floor length gown with veil and bouquet of white roses. The groom is employed at the brass factory in Vermilion after attending formation school. The couple hosted a reception for relatives.
Wakeman Grange members hosted Pomona Grange at New London last Wednesday. Attendees included Nelson Green and Hawart Slacker, with a fifth degree team from Wakeman. Personal notes mention Sgt. and Mrs. Richard Bohn and several other local residents, plus plans and travels to Michigan and Camp Atterbury.
Members of the Fellowship Club of the Baptist church in Lorain gathered Friday evening at the home of Ar and Mrs. R. Bickle. Attendees included Mrs. Anoa Heason of Chede, Irene Bio Vhey, and others. Service man Cpl Carl Jensen arrived Thursday.
Day from Camp Atterbury Ind to spend 45 day furlough with wife at Barr home. Pvt Frank J Obran of Fort Bliss has spent furlough with wife and two children at Frank Riegelsberger home Cen ter road and leaves Tuesday night for Fort Riley Kans. Mrs Anna Henson spent week at Gough home and returned to Olfde. A son was born to Mr and Mrs Georye Leonard at Joseph's Hospital Lara. The DeChant family after a car crash on Clague and Hillard Roads are at home except Mrs DeChant in Lakewood Hospital. Mr and Mrs W J Barr spent Sunday with Chester Barr SK 20 at Harmon home Avon Lake.
The Lions Club aired two educational films, one on farming development and another travel film of New York City. Kenneth Strohm, newly elected president, presided as Betty Lou Baum and Faye Hargrave attended with Lions wives. A Board of Directors meeting was announced for 8:00 p.m. July 12 at 427 Gulf Road.
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