Gibbens to wed Francisco after OSU degree
Miss Dorothy Jean Gibbens daughter of Mr and Mrs A Gibbens of 242 Pasadena Ave received her elementary education degree at Ohio State University this week The wedding to David M Francisco son of Mr and Mrs D O Francisco of Rochester N Y will take place August 21 at Washington Avenue Church of Christ They plan to live in Columbus Francisco is in the OSU School of Optometry fraternity Phi Kappa Tau and Epsilon Psi while Gibbens belongs to Alpha Chi Omega"}
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Jean Gibbens
A. Gibbens
Pasadena Ave
Ohio State University
David M Francisco
Francisco
D O Francisco
Rochester
N. Y
Ohio State
G Bbens
Columbus
Washington Avenue Church
Mission Talk On Hyderabad Precedes Tea And Reception
Mrs Arthur Anderson, on furlough, spoke at the First Baptist Church about changes in Hyderabad State and extended mission work. She described new school buildings, housing for teachers, visa refusals for new missionaries, and evangelistic work in villages amid past hardships including beatings of native preachers during the Hyderabad siege. She urged prayer for missionaries and teachers as the audience noted the beauty and poverty of India and the need for spiritual renewal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hyderabad
Arthur Anderson
Women’s Missionary Society
First Baptist Church
India
Pakistan
Anderson
T. T Elliott
Floyd Scoville
Neal Folsom
Lee Lyman
Circle Dot club plans picnic and disbands in summer
Twelve members attended Tuesdays meeting at Mrs J J Rausher's home. Abbe Rd picnic set for June 2 at Mrs Louis Jackson’s home on School St. after which Circle Dot disbands until September. Prizes awarded to Mrs Earl Kaylor Mrs Clarence Pexpot and Ed Smith’s birthday gift with special prizes to Mrs Smith and Mrs Wscoff. Hostess Barbara assisted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circle Dot Club
J. J. Rausher
Abbe Rd
Louis Jackson
School St
Earl Kaylor
Clarence Pexpot
Ed Smith
Avalon Club
Mary Gientkowski
Charles Ct
Josephine Kaminski
Firankces
GAR Auxiliary Invited To Wooster Wooster District Rally noted
The GAR Auxiliary met Friday afternoon with President Etta Cowles presiding. Nineteen members attended the Wellington District Rally. an invitation was extended for the Wooster Corps 70th anniversary on June 24 with dinner at 12 30 pm EST.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Allen
GAR
Etta Cowles
Wellington
The
Wooster Corps
Florence Downing
Hamlin Corps
Essential Housewifes Homemakers Still Key in Future Kitchens
Ma son Roberts, general manager of Frigidaire, says housewives will remain essential as automatic controls advance. He predicts more devices will let homemakers enjoy meal prep with less drudgery, removing tedium but not needing homemakers to forego cooking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mason Roberts
Frigidaire
Roberts
Mrs Elliott and Miss Bessie Downing at the punch bowls
Mrs Elliott and Miss Bessie Downing presided at the crystal punch bowls in a social event setting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Elliott
Miss Bessie Downing
Marriage of Lois Lasco and Martin Koepp in Lorain
Lois Elaine Lasco and Martin Edward Koepp were married at St Mary Church Lorain by Fr Thomas Campbell. The couple will reside at 419 Earl Court Elyria after a Miami Beach wedding trip. The bride is daughter of Mr and Mrs Benjamin Lasco and the groom son of Mrs Ella Koepp. The ceremony included music from organ and violin, with flowers and a white orchid bouquet. A reception for 400 followed at the Lorain American Legion hall. The bride attended Ohio University and the groom, Elyria High School class of 1944, served in the South Pacific with the 33rd Infantry Division and works in real estate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Court
Elyria
Martin Edward Koepp
Miami Beach
Fla
Thomas Campbell
St Mary Church
Lorain
Lois Elaine Lasco
Benjamin R Lasco
East 34Th St
Arthur E. Koepp
Tenth St
Ella Koepp
Carol Lasco
Rita Mate
Koepp
George Koepp
Paul Rodgers
Harvey Plas
Gerald Lasco
D A R Review Highlights Year and Guest Day
The Elyma chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution held its final meeting of the season with a guest day luncheon at the Elyria Woman’s Club. Forty members and guests attended, with reports on memberships, projects, and patriotic activities including Red Cross, TB, and Community Chest contributions, flag day observances, and new library books.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Iowa l
Oberlin College
Bertha Mulls
Sandra Laver
E. R .Laver
Theodore Scott
Horace B Stokes
Johnstown
Harry How
Elizabeth ‘Hunt
Paul Wellman
Mark Willis
Elyma
National Society
Washington
Dayton Robinson
Elyma Chapter
Earl Taylor
Tamassee Dar ‘School
Tamassee S C
Elyna
Elyna Public Library
Hills
Mary Martin Sloop
Ohio
Grace Goulder
Mary Beebe Hall
Maude Churchward
Charles Sotherden
Waldtschmidt
Cincinnati
Tamassee School
Marshall H. Bixler
Ohio State
Daughters of the American Revoution
Elyria Woman's Club
Embroidery Pattern Offer from 1954 Catalog
Beginner friendly cross stitch pattern 7398 six transfers each about 4 by 6 inches. Send twenty five cents plus five cents extra for first class mail to Elyria Chronicle Telegram New York. Include name address zone and pattern number for delivery. Brand new catalog features embroidery crochet sewing and transfer designs with twenty cent copy price.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria Chronicle-Telegram
Household Arts Dept
Old Chelsea
Old Chelsea Staton, New York
N. Y
Alice Brooks Needlecraft
Also Mentioned on This Page
Kenneth Victor
Eunice
David
Hawaii
Wayne Lauffler
Albert Schaeffer
Robert Hentges
Marvy Solet
Hentges
Avon Lake
Wooster
Relief Committee
Sunshine
Mary Muller
Nellie Jones
Anna Gott
Grafton
Birthday Bank
Ann Rohner
Jeanette Arnold
Zelma Haven
Mary Miller
Tom Haywood
Gail Penfound
Jim Boyd
Hank Ingersoll
Spring Valley Country Club
Elyria High School
Bill
Hank
Tom
Gail
Bill Nye
Dearborn Mich
John C Bush
Carol Marshall
Lakewood
Pwspapfranlalyve
Martin E. Koepp
Florida
D.A.R
Fin
War Memorial
Ford
Ace Basel
O'Neil
O’neil
Budget Store
Cove
Hunter Green
Chronicle-Telegram
Broad Street
Veal
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