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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 09, 1954

Page

6

Decker to wed Dahm at St Paul Church

Robert Decker plans to marry Phyllis Dahm on July 17 at 7 30 p m in the St Paul Evangelical and Reformed Church with Rev Walter F Reif officiating. Open church will be observed. Dahm, daughter of Clarence and Mrs Dahm of 438 Louisiana Ave, and Decker, son of Mr and Mrs George Decker of 357 Oxford Ave, are Elyria High School graduates class of 1952.

Phyllis Dahm Robert Decker St. Paul Evangelical and Reformed Church Walter F. Reif Miss Dahm Clarence Dahm Louisiana Ave Decker George Decker Oxford Ave Elyria High School G. I. Jones Club Sotherden Insurance Agency U. S. Army Fort Eustis Fitch Company Walter Ralph Rochester Methodist Church Lawrence A. Crawford New London Lillian Davidson Harold Kirkpatrick First Methodist Church Florence Davidson Wellington Earl Kirkpatrick Park Ave

Plan Guest Day Tureen For Final DAR Meeting

Elyria chapter Daughters of American Revolution will host a guest day tureen at its final meeting of the year Friday at 1 p.m. at the Elyria Women's Club marking the chapter's 31st year. The historian's annual report and tentative plans for the coming year will be announced. Mrs. George Lamberton chairs arrangements. Miss Sandra Laver and her mother will attend as guests. Laver won the Good Citizenship Pilgrimage contest among Elyria High School senior girls and will receive an award pin. A flag day program titled Keep Your Eyes On the Flag will be held. Officers to continue for a second year include Regent Mrs. F. C. Ruth and other listed officers. Max Pedley will collect renewals for Ohio DAR News and National Magazine, to be sent to headquarters. The chapter will continue a National Magazine subscription to Elyria Library.

Elyria Daughters of American Revolution Sandra Laver Harry H. Howett Paul M. Wellman Milton E. Wilcox Mark S. Willis E.R. Faulkner Louis L. Bourquin George Lamberton Max Pedley Ohio Dar News National Magazine

Hospital Guild Votes Gift For Nurse Verdie Bousek

Hospital Guild Committee chair entertained at Moose Hall last evening. Members decided to send a birthday gift to the student nurse sponsored by the group. A social hour followed with prizes awarded to Sally Johnson, Rose Lubitsky, Edna Terry, Christine Buswell, Irene Diedrich, and Janet Ferraro. Edna Terry won the special prize. A tureen dinner will be held Monday at 6 30 p.m. to precede the membership chapter night program.

Verdie Bousek Hospital Moose Hall Sally Johnson Rose Lubitsky Edna Terry Christine Buswell Irene Diedrich Jannet Ferraro Velda Elena Grace Shepard Virginia Sutoris

Bethel Shrine Hosts Veterans Party at Crile Hospital

Bethel Shrine No. 24 sponsored a veterans party at Crile Hospital with a three act play The Old School at Hickory Holler directed by Helen Ehlert. Cast included Marian Hand Edna May Logan Elsie Hudson Thelma Caruthers Minnie Robinson Ruth Troup Arlene Penrod Julia Davis Alma Bartlebaugh Vera Goodell Joyce Whitney Sydney Hudson Harold Dicken Sandy Whitney Don Ehlert Clarence Schroeder Edward Berndt Lee Lybring Milton Troup. Hostesses were Overtrude Berndt Mildred Truxell Ruth Schroeder Mary Rogers and Lois Lybring.

Bethel Shrine No. 24 Crile Hospital Helen Ehlert Hickory Holler Marian Hand Edna May Logan Elsie Hudson Thelma Carruthers Minnie Robinson Ruth Troup Arlene Penrod Julia Davis Alma Bartlebaugh Vera Goodell Joyce Whitney Sydney Hudson Harold Dicken Sandy Whitney Don Ehlert Clarence Schroeder Edward Berndt Lee Lybring Milton Troup Overtrude Berndt Mildred Truxell Ruth Schroeder Mary Rogers Lois Lybring

Merri-Ettes Pinochle Gatherings and Clubmeets Summary

Around Town notes two Merri-Ettes pinochle gatherings at Mrs. Joe Otten’s home with prizes to Mrs. Merlin Butler Mrs. Frank Radachi and Mrs. Joe Traczek and a special award to Mrs. Richard Gula. Luncheon was served and meetings resume June 17 at Mrs. Ralph Schuster’s on Murray Ridge Rd. Mrs. Merle Schuster hosts C P Club at Mrs. Earl Kubuske’s Henry St with a picnic planned for August and high scores by Mrs. Dominic Giovannazzo and Mrs. Kubuske. A salad course was served and next meeting is July 12 with Mrs. Clyde Schuster on George St.

Merri-Ettes Joe Otten Merlin Butler Frank Radachi Joe Traczek Richard Gula Lagain Ralph Schuster Murray Ridge Rd Merle Schuster C P Club Earl Kubuske Henry St Dominic Giovannazzo Kubuske Clyde Schuster George St

Third Order of St Francis Plans Lorain Congress Dinner

Members of the Third Order of St. Francis attending the Third Order Congress at St. Anthony's Church in Lorain on June 20 must reserve for the Dorothy Plas dinner at 310 Fifth St by Sunday. The Rebekah Social Club meets with Mrs. Margaret Cotter at 334 Washington Ave tomorrow at 7 30 p.m.

Third Order of St. Francis Third Order Lorain St. Anthony’s Church Dorothy Plas Fifth St Rebekah Social Club Margaret Cotter Washington Ave

Baptist Congregation Honors India Missionaries at Reception

First Baptist Church to honor Rev and Mrs Arthur Anderson and four children for 20 years of ministry in Hyderabad State India. Reception Friday at Hebron House with Women’s Missionary Society hosting. Andersons sail in August. son Kenneth and daughter Eunice accompanying.

First Baptist Church Arthur Anderson Hebron House Women’s Missionary Society Andersons Hyderabad State India India Mission B. Davidson Anderson Kenneth Eunice Victor David United States First ‘ Baptist Church T. T. Elliott Women’s Society Josephine Fay Reno VanWormer Harley Stevick Bernice Raines Jessie Blanchard Diane van Boxtel Virginia Lyman

Two OClock Installation Dinner Held By Local Club

Sixteen members of Two O'clock gathered at Bess and Andy's for an installation dinner. New president Mrs Elmer Baun received the corsage from retiring leader Mrs Raymond Hiskey, with officers installed including vice president Mrs William Curtis and secretary Mrs Theresa Swiger. The event featured spring flowers, favors, and prizes while adjournment noted the club will reconvene September 9 with a tureen hosted by Mrs Baun.

Bess and Andy Raymond Hiskey Elmer Baun Baun William Curtis Theresa Swiger Julius Myar

Churchwomen Worship Work Study Div C Elects Officers

Division C of Lake Avenue Congregational Church held yesterday afternoon with Mrs. Fred Baker presiding. Re-elected were Della Baker chairman, Eugene Chandler vice chairman, Lous Porte secretary, Alice McRoberts treasurer, William Yost sunshine chairman, and Harry Brillhart missionary chairman. Session adjourned for September. Yost to host meeting on Bath Street.

Lake Avenue Congregational Church Division C Fred Baker Edison Ct Della Baker Eugene Chandler Lous Porte Alice McRoberts Willan Yost Sunshine Harry Brillhart Baker Chandler

Auxiliary Names Two Convention Delegates

Mrs Richard Smith and Mrs Harold Thompson were named delegates to the National Convention of Letter Carrier's Auxiliary August 28 to September 4 in Cleveland at last evening's meeting of the local unit No 978 held at the home of Mrs James Short Amherst Mrs Don Thorley and Mrs Frank Wargo were assistant hostesses. Members voted to have a square dance at Wagner's Barn July 10 and Mrs Robert Clark Mrs Ed Robson and Mrs Herb Halliday were assigned to the ticket committee. The special prize of the evening was won by Mrs Halliday. For the program the Misses Zella and Elizabeth Beavis showed films they had taken on trips to New England. They also announced that they plan a trip to Europe this summer. A dessert course was served by the hostess and members adjourned to meet again September 14 at the home of Mrs Otto Stremiple. Rummage Sale Fri. & Sat. 127 Clark St.

Richard Smith Harold Thompson Letter Carrier's Auxiliary Cleveland James Short Amherst Don Thorley Frank Wargo Wagner’s Barn Robert Clark Ed Robson Herb Halliday Halliday Zella Elizabeth Beavis New England Europe Otto Stremiple

Miss Ruth Ann Krugman Engaged To Charles Perozek

Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Krugman announce the engagement of their daughter Ruth Ann to Charles Perozek of Lorain. Ruth Ann is an Elyria High School graduate and X ray technician student at Elyria Memorial Hospital. Perozek, a Lorain High School graduate, works for the Pennsylvania Rubber and Supply Company.

H. L. Krugman Third St Ruth Ann Charles Perozek Georgia Ave Lorain Anna Marie John Perozek Miss Krugman Elyria High School Elyria Memorial Hospital Lorain High School Perczek Pennsylvania Rubber and Supply Company

WRC No 108 Attends District Spring Rally in Wellington

Ninety members from Richard Alien Women's Belle Corps 108 traveled by chartered bus to the District No 12 spring rally in Wellington. About 75 members from Elyria, Cuyahoga Falls, Medina, Wooster, Wellington and guests from New London attended. Hostesses Hamlin WRC 28 welcomed attendees. district president Lettie Stevick presided at the business meeting. A noon reunion dinner followed, with roses and candy favors. The district convention is slated for Wellington in the fall. a picnic is planned for August 24. Junior relief corps members Linda and Eileen Olney sang, while the Wooster corps invited all to a June 24 luncheon for their 70th anniversary. The meeting closed with a prayer for Mrs. Ross’s late husband.

Richard Alien Hamlin Wellington Blanche Gill Lettie Stevick Columbus Ross

Luncheon Is Served by Elyria Democratic Women Club

The Elyria Democratic Women’s Club plans a Luncheon Is Served program at Holly Hall on June 18 at 1 p m. Mrs. Ben Golecen chairs reservations this week through Mrs. Leo Nedhart or Mrs. Golecen. The event includes entertainment, a white elephant sale, and a bake sale. all local women are invited. Also listed is a Strawberry ice cream social starting June 12 at 6 p m at N Ridgeville Congregational Church. A rummage sale runs Thu–Sat at 239 Lexington Ave Ely School Community Room with all-day hours.

Elyria Lexington Ave Ely School

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St. Paul Church Hospital Guild Group Venetian Blind Laundry Bethel Shrine Party For Veterans Thelma Finlay Lillan Davidson Clarkson Brown Photographer Lowel Sull Broad St Baptist VFW Hinkson-Hysell Post and Auxiliary Ray Newcomb Fred Duscha Arthur Perkins Eleventh St Post Presidents Club Willows Park Grafton Robert Long Lennie Dills Arthur Hall Ges Courtland Shea YWCA Hiskey Inez Cooke Field Enterprises Lag Cora May Walton Club Cora May Walton First Congregational Church Lawrence Whitacre Cambridge Ave Virgil DeFields Nash Peter Smith First Church Zella Beavis Lydia Kahnt Floyd C. Moore V. 0. Nash Herman Goodspeed Harry Valentine Alex Hildebrand Ethel Wise Smith DeFields ST. Paul Circle NO Circle No. 3 Oseka Park Hobill Norma Diedrich Clark St Ruth Ann Krugman WRC Linda Eileen Democrat Nedhart Golecen MR. Varga Swift & Company Plant Food Division Barnes Roses Huron & Sandusky Vyers Barnes Roses Inc
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