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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 02, 1960

Page

13

Hogrefe and Lushbaugh Tie Nuptial Knot in May Ceremony

Amherst residents Fred Hogrefe and Minnie Lushbaugh repeated wedding vows at St Paul Lutheran Church at 11 30 p m May 7 with Rev Arthur Dey officiating. The couple reside at 102 Idiewood Drive. Best man was Paul Hogrefe. A reception for about 75 followed at the Hogrefe home. The couple planned a Florida honeymoon.

Amherst Fred Hogrefe Minnie Lushbaugh St. Paul Lutheran Church Idiewood Dr Hogrefe Spring St Arthur Julia Abbott Paul Hogrefe Jane Black Sandra Stonham Betty Spoonamore Florida

Officers Elected for Elyria Womans Club Garden Department

The Elyria Womans Club organized a new Garden Department with 24 at opening. Officers named for the year are Mrs. George W. Smith chairwoman, Mrs. Karl W. Plocher vice chairwoman, Mrs. E. R. Foster secretary, and Mrs. Dan Schon treasurer. The program outlined projects including a little garden, arboritum restoration, visits to Kingwood Center, and a June 15 17 garden tour. A flower film and a work session set for June 23 finalize plans.

Elyria Womans’ Club Monteith Hall George W. Smith Karl W. Plocher E. R. Foster Dan Schon

First Church Women Hold Symbolic Rites Of Installation

A memorial service at the First Congregational Church honored members of the First Church Women who were called to larger service. Officers for the coming year were installed with symbols on the Communion table, and a skit titled Gifts In Differing Measure was presented. A luncheon followed hosted by Midtown Circle.

Annetta W. Otto First Church First Congregational Church Harry G. Hoover H. D. Townsend Henry Sandrock Ida Coffland William Best Richard D. Perry Edwin Fowell Robert B. Burn Anna Collins Comstock Pearl Louise Lord Don H. Bryant Alex Forbes W. H. Brenneman E. R. Downe Christ Herbert Young Linde Thomas Curtis Carl Wachtler R L. Morgan Joan Bratton A. W. LeVan Wachtler Midtown Circle E. H. Mills Albert Schirmer E. H. Faulkner

Aspic vegetable mold and tossed salad featured in kitchen notes

A kitchen note presents an aspic vegetable mold using lemon jelly to showcase cooked vegetables with celery pimiento and optional capers, plus a crisp contrasting vegetable option. It includes a tossed salad recipe with lettuce grapes grapefruit celery scallions and a light dressing, and a quick sour cream onion dressing for hot weather.

Aspic

Legion Parley Cards Of Appreciation At Meeting

Members of the Past Presidents Parley of American Legion Auxiliary Unit at Post 12 received thank you cards for birthday sympathy and cheer gifts. Nurses at Miller Cottage valued Easter favors. Mary Crowell accepted the special award. Hazel Robson will announce the date for the Past Commanders party. Hostess Cora Terrell was aided by Lucile Shrzaker, Mary Kolopas or Ida Hansen. Next meeting is Sept 7 with Rose Kremser and others in charge.

Mrs. Terrell Lucile Shrzaker Mary Kolopas Ida Hansen Rose Kremser Elizabeth Mishka Lois Jones Gertrude, Smith Mary Harper Mildred Munger

Newcomers Plan Tureen Picnic and Card Party Mixer

Mrs. William Lampe and Mrs. Kenneth Strothers arranged a tureen picnic and card party mixer for Welcome Wagon members. New members introduced by Mrs. Clark Davis include Mrs. Fecke From Holly Hall Hogan Berard Kaczar Wil Ham Schwartz Dragan Fountain Babb Salen Redmond Sprague Kimmel Pickle Radakovich Groman Mackenlak Cottman Stoermer and others. Picnic set for June 25 at 6 30 p m at Indian Hollow Lake with softball badminton and swimming. Card party slated for July 6 in Holly Hall with Mrs. Walter Sprague and others assisting. Red geraniums decorated the tables for refreshments.

William Lampe Kenneth Strothers Clark Davis Joseph Fecke Robert Holly Hall Marilyn Hogan Direct-Meyer Raymond Robert Fountain Rex Babb Stanley Salen Brian Redmond Indian Hollow Lake Walter Sprague James’ Kimmel Steve Radosevich James Sigworth John Pickle Louis Radakovich Harry Groman John Mackenlak Floyd Cottman Edward Stoermer

Baptist Women State Breakfast and Election at First Church

High School seniors invited to the June breakfast of the Women’s Missionary Society at Hebron House Saturday at 8. New officers will be elected for September. Guest speaker Mrs Belva Berry works with her husband to reopen closed churches and establish new churches in unchurched areas in southern Ohio. A palm tree in Calcutta damaged by lightning was saved by nearby hoses.

Coupled State University Oberlin High Women's Missionary Society of the First Baptist Church Hebron House Belva Berry Ohio Calcutta

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