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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jul 03, 1951

Page

2

Betsy MacDonald and John N Jackson Wed at First Methodist Church

Betsy MacDonald daughter of Mr and Mrs R E MacDonald and John N Jackson son of Mr and Mrs Frank Jackson of Ashley Ohio plan marriage on Saturday July 7 at 3 30 PM in First Methodist Church with open church ceremony. Reception follows at the bride's home. Betsy is a nurse trainee at St Luke's Cleveland. Frank Jackson is in the armed forces at Fort Lewis Washington.

James H. Siward Betsy MacDonald R. E. MacDonald Indian Hollow Road John N. Jackson Frank Jackson Ashley Ohio First Methodist Church Miss MacDonald Nancy Wainwright Jackson Frank Harry L. Thompson Paul Wainwright Elyria High School St. Luke's Hospital Cleveland Ashley High School Armed Forces Fort Lewis, Wash Canton Lorain P. Hall Zelma Bryant Brandau Frank Griggs Canton Millie Malham East Avenue Brandan

Marshall-Henson Engagement Announced After Navy Service

Miss Mary Alice Marshall daughter of Mr and Mrs George B Marshall of 704 Lake avenue announced engagement to William Richard Henson aviation machinist mate third class in the United States Navy He is son of Mrs Alice Henson of 702 Lake avenue and W H Henson of Tucson Arizona Henson recently returned from the Korean war zone on a 30 day leave The couple were engaged at a family gathering on Center Ridge road with a heart shaped cake inscribed Mary and Bill No wedding date set yet.

Mary Alice Marshall George B. Marshall Lake Avenue Wiliam Richard Henson United States Navy Alice Henson W. H. Henson Tucson Arizona Marshall Elyria High School Navy Thomas Richards Center Ridge Road Mary Bill

Delegate Arlene Denger elected to national convention

Arlene Denger president of W F W Hamkson Hysell Auxiliary was chosen as delegate to the national convention to be held in New York City August 26 to 31 with Martha Hosler elected alternate. The group plans a box for B Denger in Japan and a September post and auxiliary picnic. Special prizes were awarded to Freda Duscha Gladys Newcomb and Beatrice Myers.[/analysis>

Arlene Denger W.F.W. Hmkson-Hysell Igst Ning K of Phall Martha Hosler New York City B. Denger Japan Freda Duscha Gladys Newcomb Beatrice Myers Florence Bixby Harwood Street

Meetings Lake Avenue Congregational Picnic Date Change

The Lake Avenue Congregational Division A shifts its picnic to July 12 at Mrs. M. D. Miller's Avon home, replacing the previously announced date this week.

Lake Avenue Congregational M. D. Miller Avon

Evening Meeting Schedule At Local Churches And Societies

Women’s Missionary Society at Emmanuel Lutheran Church hosts a meeting tonight at the church at 7.00 pm. LCBA and Black Rosary No 1 of St. Agnes’ hold gatherings at various locations. Pioneer girls meet at 6 45 pm, Colonists group at 7 pm, Miss Dorothy Scoville of La Grange speaks on These Things for Pioneers. Elyria Lodge 193 IOOF meets, Chevalier Lodge Knights of Pythias gathers, VFW Auxiliary Post 1079 and American Legion meet, St Paul’s church council convenes in the evening.

Womens’ Missionary Society of Emmanuel Lutheran Church Lc.b.a Black Rosary St. Agnes’ Church William Palinski Dewey Avenue Pioneer Girls Colonists Ex- Plorer Dorothy Scoville la Grange Pioneers Elyria Lodge Chevalier Lodge Knights of Pyrthias Ladies’ Aupiliary V.F.W American Legion St. Paul's Church Council

Weekend visitors and births mark Elyria social scene

Weekend guests of Mr and Mrs George Day of Gulf road include C Raymond Fowler from Long Beach and Barbara Blakeley from Santa Ana. Dr and Mrs William A Leath and family stayed with local hosts. a son was born to Mr and Mrs Joe Hoofen on July 2 at Elyria Memorial Hospital and another birth occurred for Mr and Mrs Albert Salyi. Local families hosted gatherings at Crile hospital Parma and Niagara Falls trips were taken by Mrs Claude Martin and Beatrice.

George Day Gulf Road C. Raymond Fowler Long Beach California Barbara Blakeley Santa Ana Calif Fowler American College Tarsus Turkey American Board of Commissioners For Foreign Missions Blakeley Pomona College Edgar Day Gates Philip E. P. Gates Riverdale Portland Ore Lima Anne Gates Vic Pinter Lorain Elyria Warren Hospital Elyria Memorial Hospital Pinter New York Central Railroad William A. Leath Elizabeth Ann Mary Virginia Niagara Falls Martin Wilson Roush Canada T. F. Springer Jr Lubbock Texas T.E. Springers East Avenue Kitty Hodherne East Broad Street Linda Cuyler A. c. Schirmer Willard Stokes San Marino M. J. Lengel Crilet Hospital Parma Ernest Reuter Seattle Washington Nick Piedescaln Carol Scheibe Chicago Illinois E. P. Gates H Second Street Henry Rust Boston Mass Victor Reese North Ridgeville Joe Hoofen North Olmsted Albert Salyi Millercourt F. ©. Biddinger Harold Lois Mills Cincinnati Bertha Mills Fifth Street

Delivery Service Announcement in Oberlin

Oberlin residents learn of a delivery service listing Betty Leimbach at 08 N Pleasant, phone 3-633, offering local drop-off or pickup assistance. The notice provides a single contact point for ordering items and arranging service.

Betty Leimbach N. Pleasant

Oberlin Residents Seek Protection From Prowler

A Groveland avenue Vine street and South Park street group in Oberlin appealed to the city council for help with a prowler terrorizing a southeast Oberlin block. Residents described phone extortion attempts, porch sightings, cut foliage and near-night patrols while noting police delays.

Scott Council Bins

Declaration and Constitution parchments sealed for posterity

The Declaration of Independence and the original U.S. Constitution will be hermetically sealed in helium-filled glass enclosures at a Constitution Day ceremony on September 17. A decade-long study by Library of Congress, National Bureau of Standards, and Libbey-Owens-Ford Glass confirms airtight housing arrests deterioration.

United States Library of Congress National Bureau of Standards Libbey-Owens-Ford Glass Company International

Household Hint for Pressing Pleated Skirt Pleats

A tip suggests using a cord attached to a heavy weight like a bottle to hold pleats in place. Slip the cord over the ironing board and arrange the pleats flat beneath it for easier pressing.

Voice Of The People Letter On Telephone Service

Elyria reader argues that the people must press for better and cheaper telephone service, not solely relying on the Public Utility Commission. The letter urges citizen action to push reforms, asserting residents fund the system and must demand change.

Commission Marvin S. Frankel

Oberlin Council Deliberates on Bonds and Public Works

Oberlin village council discussed the $295,000 hospital bond issue placed with a Columbus firm. They reviewed Kipton reservoir use for residents, waste disposal plans with a Columbus chemical firm, underground utility lines by Northern Ohio Telephone, and a July 16 budget hearing requiring a quorum.

Zahm Columbus Kipton Oberlin Sportsman’s Club Porter State Health Department Northern Ohio Telephone Company Lewis

Hospital Discharges List Noted From Local Addresses

Mrs. Robert Buttle and baby boy at 342 Stanford avenue. Mrs. Robert Nickols and baby girl at 419 Erie street. Mrs. Ferrell Jenlons at 493 Sugar Ridge road. Clyde Butler at 374 Hawthorne street. Frank Pao nessa at 329 Tenth street. Duffrin Morris at 122 Brooklyn street. Mrs. Raymond Wert at 128 Grant street. Mrs. Ollie Bohannon and baby boy at 253 Oberlin road.

Robert Buttle Stanford Avenue Robert Nickols Erie Street Ferrell Jenlons Sugar Ridge Road Clyde Butler Hawthorne Street Frank Paonessa Tenth Street Duffrin Morris Brooklyn Street Raymond Wert Grant Street Ollie Bohannon Oberlin Road

Marian Martin Pattern for a Slimming Sun Dress

The advertisement promotes a Marian Martin sun dress pattern 9220 with wide straps high back and graceful skirt in sizes 34 through 48. Includes yardage 3 5 yards of 39 inch fabric for size 36 and a complete illustrated Sew Chart. Mail thirty cents for the pattern to Marian Martin Chronicle Telegram and twenty cents for the Summer Pattern Book.

Marian Martin Chronicle Telegram Pattern Dept West 18Th St New York N.Y

Sewing aids offer self threading needles for impaired sight

Advertises self threading needles for hand and machine sewing for readers with poor eye sight. Mentions availability of a refrigerator Hollywood bed Maytag store Bendix washer and dryer 8x12 rug 1614 television console and rumimage. Address 294 Longford Ave.

Hollywood Maytag Bendix Longford Ave

Shell shaped doilies pattern for crochet listed

Advert reads pattern 7224 for large and small shell shaped doilies with color variations and uses as chair-set. Requires twenty cents to Chronicle Telegram pattern department at Old Chelsea New York box address. Also promotes 1951 Alice Brooks Needlework catalog offering crochet knitting embroidery and handwork illustrations with a free pattern.

Chronicle-Tele Ogram Household Arts Dept P. O Chelsea Station New York Alice Brooks

Also Mentioned on This Page

D.A.Y Amvets Fred Zeck Elyria Woman's Club, Inc James M. Gallagher St. Agnes Altar Rosary Society Albert Schaefer Charles Boyd Walter Wehlber Mary Solet Frank Guy Walter Thome Sherbet Pruadelpaia Prigerator Ule Ca Washington, D. C Roy W. Wampler Alvin W. Kremer G. M. Kline E. C Creltz Voice of The People Merthe's Grace A. Meyers Broad St Lincoln Theatre Friendly Service By Wein Westin Wead W. 2Nd St News Shell Doily Brookes Lowers Lodhi
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