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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1950
Page
4
Miss Alice Rothgery daughter of Mr and Mrs H C Rothgery announced plans to marry Robert Bott son of Mrs Emily Bott. The ceremony will be at St Marys Church at ten o clock on the appointed date.
Patricia Meredith and William J. Munger announce their engagement by her parents Mr and Mrs James Meredith of 327 Hawthorne street Elyria. Patricia is a recent Elyria high school graduate and Munger, a 1949 graduate, works for Standard Oil and will study engineering in the fall. No wedding date has been set.
Local service listing for radio and television repairs run by Leo Leetrie. Contact via phone 315a for inquiries and scheduling repairs or installations.
Hill Top House hosted the fifth Senior Girl Scout party with about 50 attendees. A balloon contest announced new seniors amid a treasure hunt and prize gifts while leaders and guests spoke on scouting and related activities. Also listed are Baldwin Wallace College commencement candidates, local graduations, births, and a dance school program at Elyria High School.
The Discovery Shop invites shoppers to its location at 312 Elyria Block, open daily, offering nearly new clothing finds for the whole family.
A local hospital discharge notices a roster of mothers with newborns and other patients. Names include Mrs Frederick Lakina and baby girl in R D 3, Mrs Earl Youngberg and baby boy in R D 2, Mrs Forrest Hodge and baby boy in North Olmsted, Mrs Clyde Neumeyer and baby boy in R D 3, Mrs Chester Gilgenbach and baby boy in Lorain, Mrs Harry Monroe and baby boy in Cleveland, Mrs Richard Lisle and baby boy in Graf ton, Mrs Joseph Welch in North Olmsted, Mrs Edward Schneider in Lorgin, Mike Stephanovich in Lorain County Home, Mrs Agnes Gill at 818 West Broad Street, Mrs Thames Shores at 331 South Maple Street, Mrs George Super in Lorain, Theodore Engle at Brown Hotel.
Ki-Queens held its annual luncheon at Spring Valley Country Club yesterday with 30 members present. Prizes were awarded to M. D. Heag Russell Allen Hugh Cameron and H. V. Frankfather. Next Ki-Queen meeting scheduled for September.
Evelyn Botamer daughter of Mr and Mrs Howard Botamer of 238 Millercourt married Robert Deimling son of Mrs Josephine Deimling of 88 Woodford Avenue in a double ring ceremony at St Marys church last Saturday. Rev Fr John Neary officiated. Bride wore marquisette lace gown with basque bodice and lace edged train. She carried white roses with an orchid. pearl necklace gift from groom. Maid of honor Rita Deimling wore yellow marquisette. best man was Joseph Horvath. Reception with roses and peonies followed at the bride’s home. guests from Elyria Detroit Green Bay Masury and Lorain. The couple planned a wedding trip to New York and Niagara Falls and will reside at 132 Parkview Court. The bride is a Woolworth employee. groom works for the City of Elyria.
Lamplighters dinner at Alpine Village in Cleveland. Army Air Corps Mothers meet Elyria Woman's Club at 7:45 p.m. Dames of Malta and Daughters of Scotland gatherings noted. St. Francis Xavier Mission Circle No. 7 hosts Mrs. Russell Becker. VF.W. County Council at 107% Broad. St. Paul’s Circle No. 2 evening meeting at church with hostess Mrs. E Heuser. Paul’s Churchmen’s Brotherhood with A C Vietzen. Y Admams of the WCA held last meeting. new officers installed led by Mrs. Hazel Bowman. Officers include President Mrs. Fred Johnson, VP Mrs. Alan Johnson, Secretary Mrs. Billy Howe, Treasurer Mrs. John Thomas. Attorney John Howard spoke on Race Pride. Mrs. Elster of Kentucky present. Dessert served. Welcome home baby shower for Sharon Ann Plato, two weeks old, at 624 Dewey Ave. Attendees listed. Two applications for Knights of St. John Auxiliary No. 22 membership accepted at St. Mary’s hall. Card party prizes to Mary Salisbury and Josephine Kubuske. July picnic planned. date to be announced July 11. Mission Circle No. 17 met at Margaret Strodsack’s. read by Mrs. Alice Temko. tax stamps counted for mission work. Anna Keller winner of special prize. Next circle meeting July 11 at Mrs Keller’s West River Road home.
Mrs Minnie Lewis of Kipton entertained 12 members and two guests of Circle Dot club yesterday. Prizes for games went to Mrs Martha Wirth Mrs Kaylor and Mrs Katherine Rauscher. The hostess served dessert. On June 27 the club will meet with Mrs Elizabeth Wilhelmy of 127 Garvin Avenue. Mrs Thurlow Knepper hosted Night Bells at Mrs James Super's home. Pinochle and a family picnic were planned for August 6.
Miss Kay Andrews wed Jack Lombard in a Saturday ceremony at Penfield United Church at 2:30 p.m. The service featured a solovox solo and hymns Thank God for All and The Lord's Prayer. Matron of honor Merle Heidenrich and bridesmaids wore pastel gowns. Cadence of caritas lace fans complemented the wedding party. A reception followed at the Andrews home hosted by Mrs. Donald Shook and others.
Thurman Jeans an operator license Lorain crane operator and Doris Miller listed. Lorain Thomas Caruloff student and Helen Evanoff Lorain. Richard Wicker railroad brakeman Lorain and Betty Eveland Lorain. Arthur Comstock Westfield New York fisherman and Marian Palias Wellington Leonard Mann Raleigh North Carolina teacher and Eleanore Barrett Lorain Andrew Michalski Lorain and Mildred Gillenwaters Avon Lake.
Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Garner hosted a Pinochle Club event on June 3 with first prizes to Mrs. Ivan Bedford and Frank Heitsche Jr and second prizes to Mrs. Roy Twining and Minor Bedford. Refreshments followed for several couples. Shire Robinson could not attend. Mrs. Hattie Hofstatter led the Ladies Aid meeting at her rural home.
Local clubs and Grange halls list evening gatherings tonight at Grange hall Eaton Grange and North Olmsted Town Hall with additional activities at Grafton and LaGrange venues. Thursday events include Farm Bureau, alumni dance, Ladies Aid, Unity groups, Kiwanis meetings, and a Grafton club gathering with noted attendees and start times.
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