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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jul 23, 1946

Page

4

Miss LaVina Crist to Wed Richard Brady on August 3

Miss LaVina Crist of Griswold road, PA, will marry Richard G. Brady of Elyria in St. Agnes church on August 3. The couple plans an open church ceremony. Crist attended Elyria High and works at Ridge Tool Co. Brady is the son of Mrs. Margaret Brady of Starkey, a Clearview High School graduate who served in the U.S. Navy and is now a student at Fenn College in Cleveland.

LaVina Crist Richard Brady Lillian Crist Griswold Road Richard G. Brady Elyria St. Agnes Church Farm Miss Crist Ilyria High School Ridge Tool Company Ver Hance Margaret Brady Starkey Tead Clearview High School U.S. Navy Fenn Collinge Cleveland

Renninger-Haun Weddings Set For August 11

Thelma Maun, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles W. Maun of MG West Second street, will marry William Renninger, son of Mrs. Clara Renninger of 18 West Avenue. The couple plan the August 1 wedding. Miss Maun works at Spike's Food Market. Renninger is with Shelles Company, Elyria High School graduate, Navy veteran with South Pacific service. English bride honored at East Avenue home with bingo, gifts, and dessert after games.

Charles W. Maun MG West Second Street Thelma William Renninger Clara Renninger West Avenue Miss Mann Spike Shelles Company Elyria High School Navy South Pacific Welsey Wilson Richard Adams East Avenue Frank Adams Betty Hancock Nottingham England Adama Adams Elyvia Third Street

Community meetings and picnic events announced

Circle No. St. Pauls church meetings postponed. Danny reunion set for Sunday at Cascade Park. A picnic dinner is to be served at noon. Eastern Star picnic on Wednesday July 24 at Oberlin Roadside Park for members and families with games prizes and supper at 6 30.

Circle No. Sof Oberlin

Metzler Couple Wed In Toledo Hold Open House

Mr and Mrs Melvin B Metzler formerly Geraldine Watson were married in Toledo on Sunday duty 13 and will hold an open house for friends Wednesday evening from seven to ten at 1318 Middle Avenue in Toledo.

Melvin B. Metzler Geraldine Watson Metzler Toledo Middle Avenue

Oberlin Girl Engaged To Elyria Man Norbert Supers

Oberlin announces the engagement of Theresa Blanco daughter of Mrs James Blanco of 324 South Professor Street to Norbert Supers son of Mr and Mrs Andrew Supers of the city. No wedding date set. Theresa a Oberlin High School class of 1944 graduate and employed by Northern Ohio Telephone Company. Her fiancé served three years in the Army Air Corps and is now with Perry Fay Company. Sorority Card Party: Sigma Phi members met at Nancy Oldfield’s Oberlin Road home for July social. Three bridge tables with prizes to Janet Dean Dorin Nichols Lucy Belt Narise Clegg. August meeting plans to be announced.

James Blanco Professor Street Oberlin Theresa Norbert Supers Benj Andrew Supers Miss Blanco Oberlin High School Northern Ohio Telephone Compay Nance Army Air Corps Perry Fay Company Het Sigma Phi Sorority Nancy Oldfield Oberlin Road Janet Dean Dorin Nichols Lucy Belt Narise Clegg

Local Society News and Visits Across Elyria Area

Personal notices include Friar Arthur Young visiting at 1907 Middle avenue with seminary ties to Cates, Onis. Melvin J. Bown arriving from Auburndale Florida to visit the Browns in Stoney Ridge. NYC visitors Jean And James stay with Shartet cousins on West Ninth Street. Bonne Vibber enrolled in Cincinnati Conservatory Summer term music.

Arthur Young Mra W. J. Young Middle Avenue Cates Onis Mes Melvin J. Bown Auburndale Florida Ion Riverside South Fire Spen Wee Mors Tit Brown Stoney Ridge Toadise Jean and Jamhes New York City Jean Janet Shartet Weet Ninth Street Mis Bonne Vibber Marley Vibber East River Street Vale Cincinnati Conservatory of Music Paul Collins West Avenue Lloyd Colling Dainee Richard Ethel Greenville South Carolina Paul Collins Plyrin Memorial Hospital Eugene P. Hall Bellefield Avenue Kreigh Eugene Hall Thomas Smith Lineal Court Elyria Memorial Hospital James Comerford Avon Leonard Dean Gustave Papper Lorain Guy B. Findley Abbe Road Betty

Licenses Listed for Two Individuals in Town

Raymond Wynijeski of 292 Fast 16th Street is listed as an assembler with license zero. Caro line Beilfiore of 702 West Broad Street is shown with license number 29.

Raymond Wynijeski Fast 16Th Street Caroline Beilfiore West Broad Street

Wedding of Bertha Bair and Jack Fitch

Mr and Mrs Charles Nary announce the marriage of their daughter Bertha Claribel Bair to Jack A Fitch May 1 in the bride’s home. Rev A E McVey officiated at 7 pm. Attendants were Clyde Nary and his wife. Mrs Fitch wore brown and white. Bertha formerly worked at Western Automatic Machine Screw Co. Fitch works at Olsen Co. They will reside with the bride’s parents. Auxiliary notes include baby contest results and plans for a hospital party.

Charles Nary Bath Street Bertha Claribel Bair Jack A. Fitch A. BE. McVey Clyde Nary North Eaton Alrs Fitch Western Automatic Machine Screw Company Mrr Olsen Company

Hospital Discharges Names and Addresses Listed

Hospital discharge note lists Nichola J. Poka of 387 Abbe Road Phyllis Halliday of 181 Longfellow Street Mrs Hadyn Evans of 250 Eighth Street and Clar ence Foss with a baby girl discharged from 614 Lake Avenue.

Nichola J. Poka Abbe Road Phyllis Halliday Longfellow Street Hadyn Evans Eighth Street Clarence Foss Lake Avenue

Aged Residents Bride Marie Breting Weds George Durr

Miss Marie A Breting 74 and George M Durr 69, both Elyria Home for the Aged residents, were married by Superintendent Dr C B Hess this afternoon in the Taft periors of the home. The couple then left for a short wedding trip. The bride, formerly of Canton, was born in Switzerland and speaks four languages. The groom, a former Leetanta farmer, has lived at the Home since March 1945. The bride has resided there since June 1944. The wedding ensemble featured a corsage of pur devias and carnations amid the Hess apartment living room flowers.

Marie A. Breting George M. Durr Elyria Home For C. B. Hess Taft Hess

Avon clubs share cards and chatter at home gathering

The For-Get-Me-Not Mission club hosted by Mrs. Witham Cummings enjoyed a Thursday afternoon at her Avon home with Aolofback Tinthecn present. The event featured cards and conversation. A two week later meeting is planned at Miss Theresa Wagner Ald’s home. At Avon Lake Park the Baptist church annual picnic supper drew about 20 attendees with supper at 7 o'clock. The Ladies Auxiliary to the Knights of St. John held a reen dinner in St. Mary's Hall with 50 members and guests. Prizes were awarded for grand, bridge and pinechle, with Mrs. William Carmen, Mrs. Ronnie Kelling, Mrs. Joseph Porthefer, Mary Andress, Genevieve Baldauf, Mrs. Jerome Schimite, Mrs. Mayo Wond, Mrs. Crawford and Mrs. Billinghurst among winners. Also noted were visits by Rev. and Mrs. Bach and family, Ruth, Robert, Leslie and David, and Mr. and Mrs. John Terveen and Hawkins and Roy Olsen. A Special Meeting of King Solomon Lodge Na on K & ALM is set for 1:00 p.m. Thursday, July 25, 1946, at Masonic Temple to conduct the funeral of late brother FY 4h Shewell.

Avon Mission Club Witham Cummings Aolofback Tinthecn Theresa Wagner Ald the Baptist Church Avon Lake Park Knights of St. John St. Mary's Hall Bens Croft Aes William Carmen Ronnie Kelling Joseph Porthefer Bridge Mary Andress Genevieve Baldauf Pinechle Jerome Schimite Mayo Wond Crawford Billinghurst Viel Beulah Beach Bach Ruth Robert Leslie Dievid John Terveen George Hawkins Mes Roy Olsen King Solomon Lodge Na K & Alm Masonic Temple Shewell Hubbard , Wilcox WOM Ober Leonard Rome Starvey Hyman Quarry Hyman Teanion Congrégational Church Lake View Park Na+ pieuy Ladies’ Altar Society Peter Hyster Oak Pont Jolly Teehs Dobb's Church School Mem‘berg Isaac Slack Allan Hospital Oberlin Charles Wiliams Cleve Iel Hats Cooks Mill W. Ave

Calendar notes and community notices from Berea area

Community items list meetings at Cascade Park and Bellcourt venues, details on Auxiliary events, church gatherings, and reunions. Local families and visitors are named, with mentions of Bible camps, picnics at Lake View Park, and church activities. Hospital updates include Mrs. Isaac Slack’s recovery and local residents’ visits across Oberlin Cleveland and Berea.

Harmony Hangout closes for summer season in North Ridgeville

North Ridgeville brief notes announce Harmony Hangout by Mr. and Mrs. Morris Brown will close for summer and reopen in fall with date to be announced. Also reported are Mr. and Mrs. William Schmittges returning from California and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Haeh and Tom Richards visiting Salem with Francis Porter now in Pittsburgh.

Mtt Northidgeville Harmony Hangout Morris Brown William Schmittges Cleveland Road California Robert Haehi Tom Richards Salem Francis Porter Ridgeville Pittsburgh L. B Robert Haeh Joseph Lyons W Kenneth Johnson Haeh Barbara Rat Graff Cleveland North Olmsted Congregational Church

Schneider Reunion Held at Lake View Park Lorain

The twelfth annual Schneider family reunion took place Sunday at Lake View Park in Lorain with a noon basket dinner for forty. Attendees came from Cleveland Lorain Ridgeville Birmingham Wellington Amherst Henrietta and South Amherst. Outdoor sports and swimming were enjoyed as the main diversions. The 1947 reunion is planned for the same park on the third Sunday in July.

Schneider South Amherst Lake View Park Lorain Cleveland Ridgeville Birmingham Wellington Amherst Henrietta St. John’s Church

Hand care tips from a 19th century home guide

This fragment advises on hand care routines including a weekly bath for nails and cuticles. It mentions using warm oil, avoiding removal of old polish, and suggests habits for softer, stronger nails. Names and dates are unclear due to garbled OCR.

Made Sle Lacquer in China Through Dynastic Eras

A fragmented note traces Chinese lacquer from Shang dynasty origins to later periods, noting crude early forms versus modern nitrocellulose and resin varnishes. Mentions an auction sale with various household items and a community benefit event, including a Beacon Light class and a rain-date notice for July 34 in Chapel St. Market.

China Beacon Light St. Paul's Tuesaday Chapel St. Market

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Mabel Little Renninger-Haun Ua. Bibles Elyria Stationers “Store of Friendly Service Broad Street Lincoln Theatre Ray and Laura Stanek Dread Capitol Theater Rainbow Harriet Varsey Pat Lane Joan Lamoreaux Bonna Whitfareh Assembly Order F. Hall Doris Wurster Beverly Rodgers Frances Stillwaugh Rose Smith Shirley Standen Worthy Gladys Kolb 8 & PW Effa Brown Leeve the Windees Endrapes Mtalag Op Viol Chicago Times Hinksen Gates Hospital Martha Wesler Helen Perkins V. FW High Qual Flynn & Granger, Inc BON Granger Jack Flynn Carpenter's Phillipa Drug Store Phong Angela di Nabine Calender Tom Tonkjot St. Jude's Alfars Mosary Dociets Hall Family Bienie Bigwoodds Cascade Park Chiquita Clu Belotes Giada Bellcourt Bavanters Ametica Sheet P. Hall Ametican Legion Auxiliary Tribets Flytia Lodee Motheré Auriliary Uchurch P. Fi Aves Mes Robert Steiner Erhart Dren Beulah Vickers Keants Richard Wolfe New Hampshire Massachusetts Wilmer David Brooklyn Heights Lillian Wilking Newburg Heights Smith Garrettsville Schueslein Helen Beréa Mee. Knautz Knautz Emma Lang North Ridgeville Townsend Eberts Drug Store Land Bnet Sehneider Max Horwite Deers Sudro-Curtis Maurice Beauty Shoppe Viola Hargis Mauricie Beane Vy Oppe Adrian Garner Middle Avenue
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