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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jul 06, 1950

Page

6

Marriage of Barbara Jane Stuckey and Walter Kauffman announced

The announcement states Barbara Jane Stuckey and Walter James Kauffman wed in Angola Indiana on July 3 in a single ring ceremony. The bride's parents are Mr and Mrs Clarence Stuckey Jr of 197 Warden Ave and the groom's parents are Mr and Mrs Paul Kauffman of 604 Lake Ave. The couple plans a short wedding trip then live with the groom's parents.

Barbara Jane Stuckey Walter Kauffman Walter James Kauffman Clarence Stuckey, Jr Warden Avenue Paul Kauffman Lake Avenue Angola Ind Conn Smith Robert Hungerford Kauffman

Bremke Rogers to Wed at Grace Lutheran Oberlin

A candlelight wedding is planned for July 29 uniting Miss Vada N. Bremke and Harold E. Rogers at Grace Lutheran Church Oberlin. The couple, both from local families, will be joined by a wedding party including maid of honor Miss Louise Kersten and best man Myron Bremke. The service begins at seven with open church observed.

Vada N. Bremke Harold E. Rogers Edward Bremke Leavitt Road Elyria Arthur Rogers, Jr R. D. J. Oberlin Ralph H. Young Grace Lutheran Church Oberlin Miss Bremke Louise Kersten Cleveland Darlene Meilander Ripton Marjorie Bremke Amherst Barbara Smith Myron Bremke Mr. Rogers Messrs Charles Carter Melvin Rogers Albert Helke, Jr Oberlin High School Bendix-Westinghouse Automotive Air Brake Company Rogers Western Automatic Machine Screw Company Columbia High School

Hospital Discharges Four Newborns and Mothers Names

Four patients discharged from the Ar Hospital include Mrs. Paul Reinoehl and a baby boy at 142 Oak Street, Mrs. Victor Maiden and a baby girl from Seville Ohio, and Mrs. Michael Noar ges with Kay Hazelton at 254 Boston Avenue in Lorain.

Paul Reinoehl Oak Street Victor Maiden Seville Ohio Michael Noarges Lorain Kay Hazelton Boston Avenue

St. Mary's P T A Plans First Roast Beef Dinner

The St Marys P T A executive board and room mothers organized the first annual roast beef dinner to be held Sunday August 13 in the school cafeteria open to the public. A committee meeting is set for July 12 in the church basement.

ST. Mary's Mothers of St. Mary's Parent-Teacher Association

Personal Notices From Elyria Listing Visitors and Births

Elyria readers note several visiting families including Mr and Mrs Claude Bivin of Tulsa and Mr and Mrs Harry Bivin of Houston. Birth announcements include a son born July 5 to Mr and Mrs Robert Kaatz at Elyria Memorial Hospital. New officers were installed for Emmanuel Lutheran church Women’s Missionary Society.

Claude Bivin Tulsa Okla Harry Bivin Houston Tex Elyria Claude Biving Lorain County Broad Street Lake Avenue Earl Pietch Maxine Fiehtner Larry New Hartford N. Y Elyria Memorial Hospital Hardy Whitfield Rush Street Clement Wohlever Buddy Frances Terese Parmadale Village Parma Ebba Fosselius Mabel Herd Evelyn Gordon Peter Kolinsky Cornell Avenue Lutheran Hospital Cleveland J. L. Urich Women's Missionary Society of Emmanuel Lutheran Church Hazel van Dyke Emily Muller Ruth Hess Lucille Weisman Beatrice Smiles Mabel Mynchenberg Agnes Troutman Margaret Troutman Emily Miller Julia Ferguson Yvonne Bally Gladys Nielsen Elsie Rogers Katherine Halter Olive Forbes

Wilcox Golden Anniversary Observed With Open House

Judge H. C. Wilcox and Mrs. Wilcox celebrate fifty years of marriage with open house at 1310 East Avenue Elyria. The couple wed July 12 1900 in LaGrange. They are parents to Elizabeth Josephine Hubbard C. Wilcox and Robert C Wilcox among others.

Judge H. C. Wilcox East Avenue Harvey Clyde Wilcox Grace Lorene Freeman LaGrange Myron T. Reese LaGrange Methodist Church Cora Knowles

Local Licenses Issued for Lorain Mechanics and Poultry Farmer

Edward Horton a Lorain mechanic and Beatrice Resek from Lorain were licensed. Robert Malchus of North Olmsted a poultry farmer and Audria Groen ing of Columbia Station received licenses.

Edward Horton Lorain Beatrice Resek Robert Malchus North Olmsted Audria Groening Columbia Station

City Groups Meet to Plan Events

Calendar Eagles lodge meets. Women’s Benefit Association gathers. Major Woodworth Camp and Auxiliary with United Spanish War Veterans hold a session in 1.0.0.F. hall.

Eagles Lodge Women's’ Benefit Association Woodworth United Spanish War Veterans F. Hall

J. R. Club Announces No Meeting Until Further Notice

No meeting of the J. R. Club will be held until further announcement. The report came today by sources noting postponement of planned gatherings.

J. R

South Amherst Scouts Attend World Jamboree

Arthur Flowers of Troop 338 with two boys John Revere and Martin Chonko join 165 scouts and 15 leaders traveling by bus from Oberlin to Valley Forge for the international Boy Scout Jamboree opening on June 30. About 47,000 scouts from around the world attend the event.

Amherst Arthur Flowers John Revere Martin Chonko Valley Forge Oberlin National Cemetery Gettysburg Flowers South Eastern Cleveland Quarriees South Amherst Congregational Woman's Association

Dinner Reception Honors Golden Anniversary Couple

Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Hintz Jr celebrated their golden wedding anniversary with a family dinner at the Wishbone. They greeted 75 guests from Elyria Lorain and Amherst. refreshment table featured a gold iced cake and gold tapers as punch and cake were served. Gifts and flowers were received in their honor.

Arthur Hintz, Jr Eighth Street Lorain Wishbone Elyria Amherst

Moses Led Nation Toward God on Sinai Mount

Sunday school lesson on Moses leading the people to God from Exodus 19. Moses acts as God’s faithful agent to form a God fearing nation ready to receive divine law. The article outlines the mountaintop encounter with thunder, fire, and awe, and explains the need for purification and submission before God. It notes offerings for the tabernacle and priestly garments, and includes discussion questions for July 9.

Moses God Mount Sinai Aaron Congregation of the Children of Israel Clericus

Krebs Brown Rites Performed In Henrietta Church

In Henrietta on July 1 the Henrietta Re formed church hosted a double ring wedding uniting Laura Mae Brown and Charles Krebs. The bride, daughter of Mr and Mrs Raymond G Brown, wore white satin with a fingertip veil. The groom’s parents are Mr and Mrs William Krebs of Henrietta. A large ceremony featured solos by Mrs James Ehrman and music by Miss Marjorie Howe and Glenn Gerstaken.

Henrietta Henrietta Reformed Church Laura Mae Brown Charles Krebs Raymond G. Brown Krebs William Krebs Here Samuel Maitizkes James Ehrman Marjorie Howe Glenn Gerstaken Eldon FP. Everett Dorothy Howe Norma Hawke Wayne Krysik Lois Dennison Kipton Robert Livergood Illinois Eldon Everett

Progress in Knowing Our Heavenly Father

A devotional plea for continued growth in faith through fellowship and worship to make God a greater reality in life.

Bride and Groom From Henrietta Marry in Elyria Parlor Ceremony

Elyria and Krebs, natives of Henrietta, wed in a church parlor reception for about 170 guests. Mothers wore navy blue, refreshments by Elyria volunteers, and classmates served punch. Bride a Henrietta High School graduate. groom ex Navy, 6 years service. They plan to live on Vermilion Road, Henrietta.

Elyria Thomas Dells Lerain Henry Altmiller Illyria Sabin Henrietta John Berger Harold Latteman Pamela An Bonnie Lee Daniels Punch Henrietta High School Krebs Elyria High School Navy Henrietta Reformed Church Canada Vermilion Road

Forests shrink but three quarters remain in region

The article notes that since colonists arrived, over twice the amount of timber was removed as stood in 1630, yet more than three fourths of the original forest area persists despite urban, residential, agricultural, and road development. It also mentions Derbyshire schoolgirls now receiving lectures on clothes design and beauty culture.

Derbyshire England

Rummage Sale At Cascade Colony Bargains Abound

Friday rummage sale offers bargain clothing from outgrown wardrobes at 629 Willow Road Cascade Colony. Proceeds support local community efforts.

Willow Rd Cascade Colony

Polish Club Friday Fish Fry at Oberlin Road

United Polish Club hosts a Friday fish fry at 115 Oberlin Rd serving from 1 PM. The event invites community members to enjoy a meal with proceeds supporting club activities.

United Polish Club Oberlin Rd

Also Mentioned on This Page

Mrs. Miller Richard Allen Women’s Relief Corps No. 108 Mary Miller Jeanette Arnold Mrs. Arnold Margaret Smotherly J. A. Smotherly Adelbert Street Robert Adams Bertha Adams Akron Smotherly the Elks Bridge Paul Beal Canasta Edward Robinson Warren Moore Robert Parrett Thomas Haskins John Sheldon Lyndon Sallis Ralph Tibball Frank Higgie Women’s Christian Temperance Union Elyria Home For P.T.A. News Buskens Corner Breed Jack and Betty Tested Matures John F. Dilla Wilcoxes Ladies Auxiliary of Eagles Eagles Hall Hazel Bates Dayton Ann Castle Alta Browning Gertrude France Louise ‘Schuster Anna Krebs Mission Circle St. Francis Xavier Mission Circle No. 8 Estelle Mitchell Vermilion-on-the-Lake Sacred Heart Anna Herold Mitchell John Halpin Claire Cullin Furnace Street Moore’s Corset Barcley Anna E Elma F. Moore Elena Brock West Broad Krebs-Brown Henrietta Church RESAR Florist River Street America Parone Tennin Hounds LIFE Kaplan Raed APAR Kaplan’s Furniture Broad St
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