Avon Lake couple to wed September 18 at church
Miss Shirley Beetler and Roger Lee Rogers announce their September 18 wedding at Avon Lake Congregational Church. Miss Beetler, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Beetler, is a Bowling Green State University graduate and Phi Mu member. Rogers, son of Mr. and Mrs. Glen Rogers, is an Avon Lake High School graduate who served four years in the U S Navy. Both are church members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avon Lake
Shirley Beetler
Edward Beetler
Center Rd
Roger Lee Rogers
Glen Rogers
Burton St
Avon Lake Congregational Church
Miss Beetler
Avon Lake High School
Bowling Green State University
Phi Mu Sorority
Rogers
U. S. Navy
Jack Burke Delores Wolfe Wedding Set for July 31
Mr and Mrs Walter Flew announce the approaching marriage of their daughter Delores Wolfe to Jack Burke son of Mr and Mrs John Burke. The ceremony will be July 31 at 9 30 a m in St Mary Church with open church. An open reception follows at the American Legion Hall in the afternoon.
Jewish War Veterans Auxiliary Plans Year Schedule
A Brecksville Veterans Hospital letter was read to the Jewish War Veterans Auxiliary executive board meeting at Mrs. Pincus Pearl's Lorain home. The group planned the coming year's schedule in appreciation of the auxiliary's work for patients. Next regular meeting is in September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brecksville Veterans Hospital
Jewish War Veterans Auxiliary
Pincus Pearl
S. Jefferson St
Lorain
Jean Cohen
Women of the Moose aid Red Cross volunteers in city event
Evelyn Cornell social service chairman announces two Women of the Moose members serving with the Greater Cleveland Red Cross chapter. Velma Orr chair and Sandy Swanson co chair helped distribute sewing kits at City Hall to inductees departing for Cleveland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evelyn Cornell
Social Service
Women of the Moose
Greater Cleveland
American Red Cross
Velma Orr
Sandy Swanson
City Hall
Red Cross
Cleveland
Miss Eulalie Henes Hosts Kitchen Shower for Mrs Warren
Miss Eulalie Henes hosted a kitchen shower for Mrs James Warren Janet Todd last Thursday at Henes home on Route 20. School friends of the bride and hostess enjoyed games contests and gifts under a pink and white umbrella before lunch to conclude the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wakeman
Eulalie Henes
James Warren
Janet Todd
Nepal Road Plan Expands All Weather Network
Kathmandu reports Nepal aims to add 824 miles of all weather roads over the next seven years, expanding beyond the present 250 miles. The plan signals a major push to improve transportation links and access across the country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nepal
Katmandu
Dorcas Guild Social Meeting at Magyar Evangelical Parish
The Dorcas Guild of Magyar Evangelical and Reformed Church held a social evening in the church parlor with Mrs Clinton Husband as hostess. Prizes went to Mrs Mary Bara Mrs Sam Nagy Mrs Nick Ignatz Mrs Al Wyscynski Mrs Lewis Szanyi and guest Mrs Alex Pondy. Birthday gifts from secret sisters went to Mrs Ziegmond Palagyi and Mrs Michael Biczo. Next gathering is August 16 with Mrs Ted Sabo hosting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorcas Guild of Magyar ‘Evangelical and Reformed Church i
iMrs
Clinton
Mary Bara
Sam Nagy
Nick Ignatz
al Wyscynski
Lewis Szanyi
Alex Pondy
Ziegmond Palagyi
Michael Biczo
Ted Sabo
Salvation Army Ladies Home League Plans Summer Program
The Salvation Army Ladies Home League outlines a fourfold program covering religious educational service and recreation. Under Mrs Captain John T Hansen leadership they prepared summer activities and will host an outdoor recreation and wiener roast at the officers quarters. Homemakers and future homemakers are invited to Wednesday 7 pm meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salvation Army Ladies Home League
John T. Hansen
Hospital Discharges List of Local Patients
A column of discharge notices names numerous residents including Mrs. Alice M. Cook of Ben Nic kel Amherst, Mr. John Dorosinecz of Taft St, and Mrs. Clemen Bridges with daughter at 405 Oberlin Rd, among others in North Olmsted Grafton LaGrange and Pinah Kerry with addresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice M. Cook
Eleventh St
Ben Nickel
Amherst
John Dorosinecz
Taft St
Clemen Bridges
Oberlin Rd
Arthur Haag
Eastern Heights Blvd
Gerald Webber
LaGrange
Eldridge Comuzie
North Olmsted
Edward Stewart
Weller Rd
Raymond Fees
Third St
Stanley Spanski
Grafton
George Lenzer
Frank Hall
I West St
Frank Motta
Duane Phelps
Cleveland St
Pinah Kerry
Arthur Miller
Samuel St
Mildred Clark
Tenth St
Charles Daney
Marseilles Ave
Robert Conry
Hawthorne Ave
John Delfield
R. D
Ralph Poling
Lake Ave
Charles Wentz
Middle Ave
Lorain Licenses Issued To Four Local Residents
John Edward Champion a welder at 1518 East 31st Street Lorain and Shirley Pride at the same address receive licenses. William Johns a railroad fireman of 5110 Broadway Lorain and Emma Hartwig of 1207 Hillsdale Avenue Lorain also listed for licenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Edward Champion
East 31St St
Lorain
Welder
Shirley Pride
William Johns
Broadway
Emma Hartwig
Hillsdale Ave
Designers Dazzle Menfolk With '54 Evening Wear Trends
New York fashion previews showcase satin gowns, fur trimmed coats, and dramatic silhouettes from designers like Trigere Rentner Malmain Parnis and Dior. Short cocktail dresses, bell-shaped skirts, and cape jackets lead next year’s formal wear with sable reversibles and mink accents, promising high price tags and glamorous impact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Toomey
New York
Pauline ‘Trigere
Miss Trigere
Maurice Rentner
Rentner
Pierre Malmain
Mollie Parnis
Trigere
Karen Stark
Christian Dior
Zip helper to ease back zip dressing in fashion
New York fashion note introduces a zipper helper a string with a hook on one end and a ring on the other. A woman hooks the tong to the zipper pull then pulls up the string to lift the dress and release the hook at the neck. The device promises easier dressing and a tongue in cheek joke about husbands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Grange Delegates Named to State Parley at Huntington
Huntington Grange elected two delegates and two alternates to attend the State Grange meeting. Delegates were Dean Kinter of North Elyria Grange and LeRoy Hasenpblug of Oberlin Grange. Alternates were Floyd Lang of Oberlin Grange and Mrs. Margaret Murphy of North Elyria Grange. Catherine Storacci spoke on third and fourth obligations. A C Norris gave an insurance report. Lunch committee included Mr and Mrs Hubler Florence, Mrs Helen Clark and Mrs Clara Walters. Storacci won the attendance prize and a safety program was presented.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huntington
Grange
Huntington Grange
Dean Kinter
North Elyria Grange
LeRoy Hasenpblug
Oberlin Grange
Floyd Lang
Margaret Murphy
Catherine Storacci
A. C. Norris
Modern TV Cabinet Styling Reflects Shifting Home Trends
Kansas City report notes 56 percent of women buying living room furniture chose modern designs last year, up from 48 percent four years prior. A 24 inch model named Trend, in sorrel oak with wrought iron legs, showcases the move toward contemporary styling chosen by Mrs. America, with maple cherrywood and blond oak favored by designers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City B
Mrs.America
Joseph Portanova
Los Angeles
Portanova
Calendar of Events Night gatherings at clubs and lodges
Tonight events list include Y M N O Club meeting hosted by Mrs Edward Murawski at 239 Boston Ave. Ladies Auxiliary to Eagles convenes at Eagles Hall at 8 p.m. Oberlin Lodge of Knights of Pythias and Marine Corps League meet at 617 Gulf Rd at 8 30 p.m. Townsend Club event at Central Labor likely scheduled.
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M.N.O
Edward Murawski
Boston Ave
Eagles
Eagles Hall
Oberlin Lodge
Knights of Pythias
Marine Corps League
Gulf Rd
Local Personal Notes Highlight Cromwell Reunion And Visits
Mrs George Knapp and daughter Mrs Howard Pick with children Ann and Robert have returned from a Terre Haute trip. They attended the Cromwell family reunion at the old Cromwell homestead in Clague county with about one hundred guests from California, Illinois and Ohio. Mrs Louise Styles welcomed her daughter Mrs Russell Behm and son John Robert of Warner Ohio visiting this week. Behm is the former Jean Styles. Mrs Clara Held Renninger, injured June 30, has returned home from Elyria Memorial Hospital. Harry Ford of Fairlawn Ave has been released from Amherst Hospital and is convalescing at home after six weeks in hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Knapp
East Broad St
Howard Pick
Ann
Robert
Bell Ave
Terre Haute
Ind
Beecher Cromwell
Cromwell
Clague County
California
Illinois
Ohio
Louise Styles
10Th St
Russell Behm
John Robert
Warner, O
Behm
Jean Styles
Clara Held Renninger
Furnace St
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Harry Ford
Fairlawn Ave
Amherst Hospital
Martian Wallpaper Marketed for Young Space Fans
The Wallpaper Council promotes washable children's wallpaper with a Mars themed panorama. The design features a soft gray sky with silver and blue stars and white Martian scenery dotted by small red-faced space figures. The item targets both space boys and space girls seeking adventurous room décor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Space
Mars
Space Boys
Wallpaper Council
Points for Parents by Edith Thomas Wallace
A mother suggests a country egg run for lunch and companionship. The piece emphasizes that fostering confidences yields better results than pressuring children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edith Thomas Wallace
Do You Know How To Cook Meat The Cookery Guide
Flyria Ohio July 11 1951 Chronicle Telegram Woman's Page presents a concise guide on cooking meat in liquid. It explains choosing the right cut and method and offers step by step directions for cooking in liquid as part of six basic methods including roasting broiling braising and pan frying. It emphasizes the importance of proper cut selection for good results.
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Chronicle-Telegram
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R. L. Rogers
Jack Burke
Delores Wolfe
Jewish Auxiliary Board Plan
Lorain, Ohio
Ne-Transestor
Paul -Berta
King
Bertha Pinyard
Sue Kubuske
Alice (Lewis) Meecha
Cleveland Street
Dorcas Guild
Salvation Army
Iladies Home League
Elyria Upholstery CO
George Holobach
Phyllis Battelle
Bry Tonger Dow, Inc
Cheuk
Flyria
Cutis
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