Elyria High School Graduates Win Local Postings
Mise Giede, a 1943 Elyria High School graduate, works in Ridge Too t office. Mr Walton, Ridgeville High School 1942 alum, is employed by Chapin Trucking. No wedding date set.
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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 16, 1946
Page
3
Mise Giede, a 1943 Elyria High School graduate, works in Ridge Too t office. Mr Walton, Ridgeville High School 1942 alum, is employed by Chapin Trucking. No wedding date set.
Miss Joan Elizabeth Millman of Lorain to marry Gordon John Kiss son of Mr and Mrs Harvey Kuss at United Brothers church Lorain at 7 30 p m Aug 17 with Rev R W Mitchell officiating A reception will follow at the bride’s home The bride elect is a 1944 Lorain High School graduate and nurse trainee The groom is a Blythe High School alumnus and U S Army Air Force veteran now in Colson Corp core duties.
Announcement from Mr and Mrs Charles Burrows Elyria that their daughter Betty Bunce is engaged to Donald Schroeder son of Mr and Mrs Conrad Schroeder. Betty works at Bluebird restaurant and the groom to be is in the Navy stationed at Treasure Island near San Francisco. No wedding date set.
Long list of locals and relatives visiting, traveling, or returning home. Entries include Lloyd Ludg and family from Los Angeles planning a visit in Maine. Castle family on 45 day leave preparing for training near Harrisburg. students and servicemen visiting relatives in Elyria and beyond. Also notes on weddings, newborns, and trips to Canada, Texas, and New Orleans alongside retirement and hospital visits.
A bridal shower for Ruth Ann Thompson, bride of David Smith, was hosted by Mrs. Raymond Thompson and Mrs. George Dunfee Jr. at the Thompson home on Wooster Street with 29 guests. Prizes were awarded in contests, scrapbooks were made, and refreshments were served. Also listed are a wiener roast for Walther League members, a Wings Club covered dish dinner with an illustrated talk by Helen Sherman, birthday observances for Caroline Hann, and notices about a 10-day camping program at Camp See-Res beginning July 23.
The Milwaukee area church groups report two events. The Mary Martha Circle of St Paul’s Church hosts a young women’s league swim party at Muntington at 9 a.m. The Walther League of St John’s Church meets at Thelma Schroeter’s home, 1006 East Avenue, with a brief business meeting and social time to follow.
A roundup of neighborhood events includes a co hosted birthday party for Mrs Hermes on Grafton Road with visitors from nearby gardens and a doll centerpiece, a pies and desserts service, and plans as Mr and Mrs Hermes head to Chicago. Canton Lorain Auxiliary met at the IOOF hall with joint sessions and drills planned for an upcoming open installation. Catholic Study Club No 9 held its annual Cascade Park picnic and resumes meetings in the fall. An auction is previewed at Chapel Street Market on July 30 with a rain date of July 31.
Miss Oniella Jane Walker daughter of Mr and Mrs Lee Walker of Field wed Richard Kerekhoff son of Mr and Mrs A B Kerckhoff of Westlake in Columbia Center Baptist Church. Four generations attended, organist Jeanie Chursbill of Columbia Station sang I Love You Truly. Bridesmaids wore color coordinated gowns. reception details noted. Camp See-Kex advert closes the piece.
A wedding at Columbia Town Hall linked Miss Kerckhoff and Mr. Kerckhoff with a reception featuring a three tiered cake once owned by the bride’s English ancestors. Attendants included Alan Berekhoff, John Mine, Valince Fox, Alvin Stockhaud, and Norman Holstein. After a honeymoon in Quebec they will reside in Columbia Station.
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