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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 04, 1948

Page

8

Ruth Ellen Hedges to marry Richard Minnich June 26

Ruth Ellen Hedges and Richard A. Minnich plan an open church wedding June 26 at 10 30 a m at St Marys church with Rev Wr Dietz officiating. A reception will follow at Carlisle Grange hall. Miss Hedges, Amherst High School and M B Johnson School of Nursing graduate, works at Elyria Memorial Hospital. Minnich, Elyria High School 1939 graduate, served 33 months in the Pacific with the U S Army and now works for C A Olsen Manufacturing. Bridesmaids include Lenore Bucks and Ruth Minnich with Julia Kovach as maid of honor. Best man is William Lahiff. ushers Frank Minnich and Norman Rahrig.

USA St. Mary’s Church Frederick Dietz Carlisle Grange Hall

Rugg-Briggs wedding performed in Concord North Carolina

The Bible Presbyterian church in Concord North Carolina hosted the wedding of Mary Sarah Briggs of Lexington North Carolina and William Rugg of Elyria. The candlelight ceremony occurred at 7 30 p m last Saturday conducted by Rev. Robert H Cox with a backdrop of candles palms and white gladioli. The bride wore a Puritan style satin gown. The wedding party included maid of honor Charlotte Briggs bridesmaids LaVerne Briggs and Mary Alice King. flower girl Nancy Jarvis. best man Robert Rugg. ushers Victor Hall and Jerry Jarvis. ringbearer Dennis Oakley. soloist James Kallam and pianist Elaine Holden. A reception followed, with another in Ohio planned for Sunday at 2 p m hosted by Mrs R G Rugg. The couple will spend the summer with the groom’s parents at 320 Sixth Street.

Bible Presbyterian Church Concord North Carolina Mary Sarah Briggs Lexington N. C William Rugg Elyria Robert H. Cox Charlotte Briggs LaVerne Briggs Mary Alice King Burlington Nancy Jarvis Robert Rugg Victor Hall Colorado Jerry Jarvis Dennis Oakley James Kallam Charlotte Elaine Holden Ohio R. G. Rugg Sixth Street

Class of 1893 Holds Reunion in Elyria

Fifty five years after graduation the Elyria High School Class of 1893 gathered for a reunion dinner in the Elks dining room. Ten of the fourteen living members wore boutonnieres of purple and gold pansies, joined by five spouses or guests. Out of town attendees included Archer Shaw and wife, Clara Rittenberg Munn and husband, and Ed and Mrs. Munn. Afterward, the group visited F C Billings home at 920 Middle Avenue where Miss Pearl Lord, class secretary, updated the class history.

Elyria High School Elks Boutenieres Archer Shaw

Bride Elect Patricia Cowley Honored At Dinner Party

Patricia Cowley bride elect of Howard Saddler was feted at Monaco's Cleveland with a corsage gift and special present from Mr Monaco. The Saddler Cowley wedding is planned for June 12. Fish Fry every Friday at United Polish Club 115 Oberlin Rd serves from 5 p.m.

Patricia Cowley Howard Saddler Monaco’s Cleveland Miss Cowley Davis and Young Monaco Saddler - Cowley United Polish Club Oberlin Rd

Families Called to Elyria By Illness Of Mrs Nielsen

People gathered in Elyria as Mrs. N. D. Nielsen improves at 1114 Middle Avenue. Relatives from Maryland Indiana and Sweden visited or planned departures after Memorial Day weekend.

Turkey Dinner Auction at Victory Hall Details

Mrs F C Ruth invites readers to a Troy event at Victory Hall on June 6. Listings include I Heights Gulf or Grafton Rd properties priced between 10 000 and 20 000 dollars. Dinner serves at 1 p m with adults 1 25 and children under 12.

I. Heights Gulf Grafton Rd F. C. Ruth Victory Hall

Annual YWCA Evaluation Dinner Attended by 150 Club Representatives

Representatives of YWCA organizations together with general members attended the annual evaluation dinner in the gym. Tables for 150 featured red and white flower centerpieces and red tapers. Miss Beth Corkill led group singing after dinner. Mrs. Walter G. Haney Jr. presided, thanking members for loyalty to Leaders' Council and cooperation during the year. Mrs. Grace Corwin spoke on Leaders' Council as the flagship of the YWCA fleet. Reports by Miss Dorothy Wehman and Marion Bridgett. Mrs. Rodney Rockwood noted $758.35 raised for the Holly memorial fund to date, boosted by an out-of-town gift. Miss Mary Dolliver of Oberlin College gave a humorous, philosophical talk on It Doesn't Come Out Of A Book, drawing on Red Cross experiences in wartime Iceland, Italy, Africa, and Germany. Rainbow festival committee announced June 26 from 4 to 10 pm, with members listed. A June ramble in Elywoods was planned for June 22 at 9:30 am, breakfast to follow. Mrs. Haney installed new officers: Mrs. Clyde McDowell president, Mrs. Owen Gleason VP, Mrs. A. S. Birchenough secretary, and Mrs. Arthur Jones treasurer. The group sang Follow the Gleam to close. Fourthurs club decorated. Log cover in red and white designed by Employed Young Women's League. Pentagon arranged table settings.

Beth Corkill Walter G. Haney, Jr Leaders’ Council Grace Corwin W. C. A. Fleet Dorothy Wehman Marion Bridgett Rodney Rockwood Holly Memorial Fund Herman Binninger Carl Woodin A. E. Schowalter Mark Willis Elywoods Y. W. Desk Haney Clyde McDowell Owen Gleason A. S. Birchenough Arthur Jones Young Women's League Pentagon

Mrs Miller Hosts Lake Avenue Congregational Group

Mrs. Miller entertained Division A of the Lake Avenue Congregational church in Avon with business, a new member welcomed Ruth Smith of Detroit, and guests Ruby Kopis Darley Pickett Helen Woodward from Cleveland attended. A salad course was served and officers will be installed next Wednesday at the church meeting, with a picnic to follow on July 1 at Mrs. Miller’s home.

M. D. Miller Detroit Road Avon Lake Avenue Helen Wingate Miller

Pick up clock service near East Ave location

A brief item noting pickup or scheduling of a clock service at 615 East Avenue with contact phone 6634. The note references arranging service for a clock at a local address and provides a single phone contact for coordination.

East Ave

Edison PTA Board Hosts Honor Evening at Mrs Botamer Home

Edison Parent-Teacher Association executive board guests of Mrs Kenneth Botamer at High Street home last evening honoring Mrs Lloyd Worcester. Pink and blue decor featured. rose bowls presented. Bunco favored. prizes went to Mrs Eugene Eddy, Mrs Joseph Neuman, and Mrs Ewald Jantz. Rosetime Revenue Formal invites on June 19 at Avon Tile by La'afelpa Club with refreshments. $1.75 per couple.

Edison Parent-Teacher Association Kenneth Botamer High Street Lloyd Worcester Worcester Botamer Bunco Eugene Eddy Joseph Neuman Ewald Jantz wAvon Tile La'afelpa Club

Elyria High School Alumni Association Meeting Tonight

Calendar item lists an annual meeting at Elyria High School gym at 8 p.m. with games and refreshments.

Elyria High School Alumni Association Catholic Daughters of America Tom Brenneman St. Mary's School Hobby Camera Club First Methodist Sunday School Order of Eastern Star No. 165 Royal Neighbors of America K. of P. Hall

Seniors Bid Farewell At YWCA Breakfast

Junior Y Teen Club hosted a farewell breakfast for Senior Y Teens at the YWCA lawn. Jean Sharrer welcomed the seniors and reflected on their fine YW record while Janet Sharrer read the seniors prophecy for 1958.

Y. W. C. A. Lawn Jean Sharrer Janet Sharrer Ann Dutch Peg Hogan Ni-Fo-Si Clarence Sharrer Elwood van Dyke Dart Keech William Dutch

Rummage Sale At Victory Hall This Saturday

A rummage sale is set for Saturday June 5 from 8 a m to noon at Victory Hall. Proceeds support community projects and donations are welcome.

Victory Hall

Women’s Council installs new church president

Mrs. Ben Myers was installed as president of the Women’s Council at First Christian Church, closing a year of service and worship. New officers include Mrs. John Eikenberry and Mrs. Ernest Schmittgen as vice presidents, Joyce Meredith as recording secretary, Charlotte Fox as corresponding secretary and publicity chair, and Marguerite Edwards as treasurer.

Ben Myers Women's Council The First Christian Church H. K. Shaw John Eikenberry Ernest Schmittgen Joyce Meredith Charlotte Fox Marguerite Edwards Cecil Garrett Christian Home Life David Wainwright Ed Schwaegerle Ralph Cole Emma _ Kuchenrither L. P. Kaiser Elizabeth Phillip Robson Rachel Harry Wells Esther Margaret Schach Lydia Bruce Alexander J. D. Funk

Church Women Host Bible Class and Auxiliary Plans

Nineteen members of the Golden Rule Bible class of First United Presbyterian met at Mrs. A R Chapman’s home for devotional readings and a Ruth and Boaz story as written by Rev. Clarence E Macartney. The gathering included hymns, prayers for the sick, a Bible quiz, and a social hour with pink and yellow refreshments. The next meeting will be at Mrs. C M Ackerman’s home. The American Legion auxiliary Past Presidents Parlay held a quarterly meeting at Mrs. Ralph Terrell’s home to plan July entertainment and a September hamburger supper for husbands. Twelve members of Methodist Circle 12 met at Mira-Mil tea room for their final party of the year with games and prizes. Hostesses were Mrs. H C Greening and Mrs. Scovel Carlson. plus an ad seeking a reliable woman to care for three children.

First United Presbyterian Church A. R. Chapman Beebecourt E. W. Wright Jesus L. Lehmer Westlake Chapman John J. J. Boddy Homer Johns Wright Ruth Boaz Fred H. Davies Clarence E. Macartney Parlay American Legion Auxiliary Ralph Terrell Harwood Street Charles Kremser Arthur Smith Methodist Circle 12 Mira-Mil Amherst George Miraben Fred Snoble Ethel Baksa H. C. Greening Scovel Carlson

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