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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jul 30, 1954

Page

3

Emerson Martin to Wed Donna Savage Saturday Evening

Emerson Martin and Donna Savage plan to wed Saturday evening at 6 30 in the Church of God with Rev. Carl Carter officiating. Miss Savage, daughter of Walter and Mrs. Savage, recently attended Ridgeville High School and belongs to Elyria Gospel Tabernacle. Martin lives in Sheffield Village and works at Harrison Tool in Ridgeville. they plan to reside in California this fall.

Donna Savage Emerson Martin Church of God Carl Carter Miss Savage Walter Savage Lear Nagle Rd Molly Dezilon Jefferson Ave Ridgeville High School Elyria Gospel Tabernacle Sheffield Village Harrison Tool Ridgeville California

Marilyn Garrison Engaged to Robert E Carter

Announcement from Vermilion notes the engagement of Miss Marilyn Garrison daughter of Mrs Mary Garrison of Wellington and Carl C Garrison of Los Angeles to Robert E Carter son of Mr and Mrs C Warren Carter of Vermilion Lagoons No wedding date set Miss Garrison plans to attend Akron University this fall and her fiance attends the College of Wooster.

Vermilion Marilyn Garrison Mary Garrison Wellington Carl C. Garrison Los Angeles Calif Robert E. Carter Carter C. Warren Carter Vermilion Lagoons Miss Garrison Akron University College of Wooster

Sifread Family Reunion Draws 46 Members Southeastern Ohio

The Sifread family reunion gathered about 46 relatives Sunday at the Sifread Shoulter home south of Sullivan. Attendees traveled from Wellington Bellevue Vickery New London Nova Rochester Sullivan and Elyria. A 3 p.m. picnic dinner preceded games and visiting as four generations were represented from Frank Mourton Sr. to great grandson Charles Chuckie Black.

Sifread-Shoulter Sullivan Sifread Wellington Bellevue Vickery New London Nova Rochester Elyria Grafton Tennessee Australia Frank Mourton, Sr Ate Gladys Black Thomas Black Charles Chuckie) Black

Woman of the Moose Homemaking Committee Plans August Meeting

Eight members met at Marie Provenza's home to plan the August gathering. During social hour, prizes were awarded to Helen Altfeld Edith Schneider and Verdie Bousek. Hostess served refreshments at tables with garden flowers and candles.

Woman of the Moose Marie Provenza Helen Altfeld Edith Schneider Verdie Bousek

Shower For Mrs Fred Thorton At Mrs Dean Home

Thirty guests attended a pink and blue shower hosted by Mrs Fred Dean at 316 Broad Street for her granddaughter Mrs Fred Thorton of Winckles Street. Gifts were placed in a pink blue basket. centerpiece featured flowers and bird motifs. Bunco was played and Mrs Fred Ternes won the special prize. Miss Shirley Dean helped with entertainment.

Fred Dean Broad St Fred Thorton Winckles St Bunco Fred Ternes Shirley Dean

Lorain Nurse and Robert VanNiel to Exchange Vows

Miss Wilma Joan Szabo and Robert James VanNiel plan a Nuptial High Mass at St. Mary Church Lorain on September 6 at ten. Szabo, a 1950 St Mary High School graduate and St John College nurse 1954, works in Holland Michigan. VanNiel, Amherst High School alumnus, works for Fruehaus Company Avon Lake and attends St Joseph Church Amherst.

Wilma Joan Szabo Robert James VanNiel St. Mary Church Lorain St.Mary High School St. John College of Cleveland Holland, Mich Amherst High School Robert van Niel Fruehaus Company Avon Lake St. Joseph Church Amherst

Towels Bear Royal Pattern Favoring Wives in New Line

Today's Home reports a New York feature by Olga Curtis describing Queen Elizabeth and Prince Philip themed towels. Women get crowns or fleur de lys designs while men receive plain towels with bordered accents. Colors include charcoal gray cocoa peach pink yellow and aqua. available separately or in couples this September.

New York Ins Elizabeth Prince Philip

Licenses Granted To Local Residents In Lorain County

Edmond Putnoky a factory worker of Berlin Heights and Mary Masz ton Route 113 Amherst R D 2 receive licenses. John Ramella Jr of 1816 East 28th St Lorain a packer and Ada Mallory at the same address are also licensed.

Edmond Putnoky Berlin Heights Mary Maszton Amherst John Ramella, Jr East 28Th St Lorain Packer Ada Mallory

Sports Car Look Becomes Fall Fashion Headline

New York fashion writer Fred R. Smith predicts the sports car look for 1954 55: shorter coats and jackets, windproof hats, crease resistant fabrics, and brights like reds and yellows. Men and women will dress to match cars, with practical, speed themed attire for open road life.

New York INL Fred R. Smith Sports Illustrated Smith

New York Drapery Show Highlights Sheer Pastel Look

The New York curtain and drapery show features fall looks that are elegant and pale. Filmy pastel curtains dominate displays, with gauzy fabrics and wispy floral patterns. A cafe curtain set includes a ruffled frame and an extra canopy tier, while brighter solid colors appear less dominant.

Olga Curtis New York USS

Fabrics Highlight 1954 Home Ensemble Trends

In-article notes show heavy fabrics for bedroom ensembles and couch covers, with plain washable corduroy regaining favor for studio outfits and matching corduroy curtains to studio throws. Cotton velvet reappears for couch and divan covers. Velvet and corduroy ensembles feature warm colors such as coral mocha chartreuse gold red and green-blue across casual spreads of cotton tweed or herringbone with simple tailoring and corded trim. West Germany reports new tourist records for 1954 from Bonn.

Close To Home By Ed Fitzhugh

A father recounts teaching his son Lee about boxing after a youth battle left the boy with two black eyes. They bond over a backyard sparring session, learning defense, resilience, and aging parental pride amid a family moment of rough but instructive growth.

Lee

Hospital Discharges List of Local Patients

A hospital discharge notice lists several patients and their addresses across Lorain Berea Grafton New London and nearby areas. Names include Mrs Clayton Rader Mrs Charles Kincaid Mrs John Rogers Kenny Maloney Mrs Harold Meehrman Howard Knipper John Hoffman Mrs Ida Oldenburg Mrs Steve Antolik Hulda Boone Mrs James Brown Charles Coen Mrs Leonard Hockman Glenda Sherrill White Edward Motta Edward Carter Roger Dawson Karen Gemmel and others. The list pairs each patient with street addresses in multiple towns.

Clayton Rader and Son West River St Charles Kincaid West Ave John Rogers and Son Eady Ct Kenny Maloney Fremont St Harold Meehrman Oberllin Howard Knipper Lorain John Hoffman Vincent Ave Ida Oldenburg Berea Steve Antolik Ambherst Hulda Boone Eleventh St James Brown Loram Charles Coen Pasadenaa Ave Leonard Hockman Hich Glenda Sherrill White Edward Motta Grafton Edward Carter East Ave Roger Dawson Erie St Kkaren Gemmel New London

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