Bride To Honeymoon At Pocono Resorts
In Elyria Ohio on January 28 1955 Miss Carol Webber daughter of Mrs Theresa Webber and the late Irvin Webber married Charles Blackburn son of Mr and Mrs Malcolm E Blackburn at St Marys Church. Nuptial Mass at 10 30 with Msgr William L Newton presiding. Bride wore Chantilly lace and nylon tulle with a pearls ornament veil. bouquet of lilies. Uncle Earl Webber escorted bride. Bridegroom's family noted. Engagement announced for Karen Heintz to Larry Andress both Elyria High School graduates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carol Webber
Theresa Webber
East Ave
Irvin Webber
Charles Blackburn
Malcolm E. Blackburn
Oak St
Grafton
St. Mary
Wallace Smith
L. J. Kolopus
Sally Hlebcar
William L. Newton
Earl Webber
C. T. Heintz
Lake Ave
Karen
Larry Andress
Juanita Andress
Earl Cr
C. E. Andress
Elyria High School
Miss Heintz
Mr. Andress
Ohio University
Elyria Chronicle-Telegram
Thespians, Players Club
Future Teachers of America
St. John's Lutheran Church
First Methodist Church
Navy Mothers Installations and Lorain wedding details
Navy Mothers Club members joined Commander Harriett Abbey at the Elyria American Legion Home for a Wednesday evening installation with Mrs. Abbey as installing officer. In Lorain, a large open installation is planned at 7 30 p m with National Adjutant Elsie Bozeman as installing officer. A strawberry festival is set for Immaculate Conception Church Grafton on Sunday June 19 from 6 to 10 p m with free pony rides. The wedding party included Miss Jean Webber maid of honor. bridesmaids Miss Shirley Webber Miss Ann Blackburn and Mrs William Balogh in turquoise gowns with red floral arrangements. Charles Knechtges was best man. ushers Stanley Becker and James Rozga. A reception for about 100 guests will follow at the Polish American Citizens Club Lorain with garden flowers and table decor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Jean Webber
Wiliam Balogh
Shirley Webber
Ann Blackburn
Charles Knechtges
Stanley Becker
James Rozga
Buffalo
N. Y
Calvin Kushman
Rapid City
S. D
Colleen
Dianne
Georgia
Judy Houser
Deena Jean Falconer
Ely Wands
Lorrain County
Elyria High School
Lorain County Women’s
Firstlance Association
Methodist Church
Elyria Playmakers
Lorain County Dustrial
Angelina DiLuciano
Mary Ruth Locke
Filbert Baird
Don Hutchings
Denankar
Fred Weber
Boswell
Yale
James Boswell
Scot
Italy
Corsica
France
Louis Bromfield
Malabar Farm
Elyria Memorial
Thanj
E. Morton
P. N
Sue Ann Shepherd
Youj
Alberta
Barry
Darlene Mc
Cowan
Phyllis Schubert
Barbara
Zakrajsek
Joan Stewart
Ethel Davin
Lois Fischer
Florence Baxter
Elsa Sher
Jean Copelin
Rachel Hubbard
Barbara Knight
Darlene McCowan
Leila
Noellert
Doma Ruh
Diane Hauschild
Alberta Barry
Nancy Fowler
Colleen Walters to Wed William Heuser in August
Colleen Mae Walters to marry William Heuser in a 4:30 p.m. August 20 double ring ceremony at First Methodist Church officiated by Rev. Dr. Earl Henderson. The couple, both Elyria residents, will host a reception at Monteith Hall. Relatives from South Dakota and New York plan to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colleen Mae Walters
J. Wesley M. Walters
Seventh St
Frank Patten
William
Bill) Heuser
George Heuser
Kenyon Ave
Leo Neuser
Ash
Land Ave
Lorain
First Methodist Church
Earl Henderson
Shower Parties Vie For Brides Time At Pre nuptial Gatherings
June brides rush through scheduling shower parties with gown fittings portrait sittings and shopping as they plan nuptials. Details include destinations Pocono Mountains location 500 East Ave and the dress style aqua duster with champagne hat, red white lilies corsage, and gifts from the bridal circle.
New JAO Club Installs New Staff at YWCA Dinner
Mrs Stanley Shaw and Mrs Edward Taylor attended the JAO Club of the YWCA installation at Aberlin Inn. Mrs Leslie Bowman opened the meeting with devotions led by Mrs Leonard Hill. Quiz games entertained, with Mrs Shaw winning Hirst prize. New staff installed: Mrs Bowman president, Mrs Mitchell vice president, Mrs Thor as recording secretary, Mrs Heston corresponding secretary, Mrs Jones treasurer, Mrs Cook interclub representative, and Mrs Thomas reporter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanley Shaw
Edward Taylor
J.A.O. Club
Y.W.C.A
Aberlin Inn
Leslie Bowman
Leonard Hill
Shaw
Taylor
Bowman
Thomas Mitchell
Shower Party Honors Harriet Wilson bridesmaids guests
A large kitchen shower party at the YWCA honored Miss Harriet Wilson ahead of her June 25 wedding to Robert Morse. Attendants, guests from Elyria and nearby towns, corsages, and prizes marked the celebration with 24 attendees and multiple gifts for the couple's new home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harriet Wilson
YWCA
Robert Morse
Ruth Minnich
June Pusbach
Rosalie Wilson
Sally Wiele
Irene Bendik
Mary Ann Newell
Virginia Ann
Grafton
Jack Meyers
Della Harding
East River
Elizabeth Pippert
Lakewood
Berea
Melds
North Ridgeville
la Porte
Elyria
Harvey
Birs
Harvey Stroud
Lloyd Weizer
Cleveland
Dave Lewis
Berea, Aunts of Miss Lyndes
Clarence Pippers
St. John's Lutheran Church
Henry Lieske
Retarded Children Group Holds Picnic
Fifty five attended the Elyna Council for Retarded Children family picnic at Avon Isle on Thursday evening. The event, organized by Mrs. John Baker and couples including Mr and Mrs Hammer and Mr and Mrs Ayres, featured balloons hiding gift clues, games, and prizes. Miss Maxine Beal’s shower included gifts and a pink carnation carriage. Plans for four August play days for school children and another series for pre schoolers were discussed, led by Mrs Farkas and Mrs Delaney, with invitations from president Mrs Francis Gomm at 327 Ridgeview Blvd North Ridgeville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyna Council For
Avon Isle
John Baker
Charles Hammer
Roger Ayres
Robert Pitts
Rudy Farkas
Farkas
Thomas Delaney
Francis Gomm
Ridgeview Blvd
North Ridgeville
Summer hammock reading shifts to history and drama picks
Critics across the country favor history biographies and social appraisal. Notable titles include Nectar in a Sieve by Kamala Markandaya portraying Indian village life Not Honour More by Joyce Cary completing Prisoner of Grace trilogy and Except the Lord detailing a political leader's downfall. The Flower Girls by Clemence Dane follows royal theater women and Jacy Florister’s bid for heritage. A Good Man Is Hard to Find by Flannery O Connor collects short stories set in the Deep South.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heron
Kamala Markandaya
Joyce Cary
Lord
Clemence Dane
Jacy Florister
Deep South
Fannery O ° Connor
Alpha Iota Tea in Lorain Hosts and Plans
Joan Burns hosted Eta Zeta chapter of Alpha Iota in Lorain where a regular meeting was held this week. Jean Santa Maria announced the mother-daughter event on July 24 at Church of the Redeemer. A nominating committee was formed and the Alumni chapter officers were announced for the coming year. The next meeting will be at the lake in July.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joan Burns
Eta Zeta
Alpha Iota J
Jean Santa Maria
Jea
Church of the Redeemer
Lorain
Melchoir
Ann Marie Kurish
Mary Jean Lepkowski
Hida Coats
Eleanor Sharba
Maxine Thorley
Arline Crosier
Tthe Lake
Shrine Auxiliary Concludes Year With Social and Plans
Mrs Alma 3artlebaugh hosted the final Shrine Auxiliary meeting at her Park Ave home with Bethel Shrine members attending. Winners in the games included Mrs Rea Clare Miller and Mrs Eleanore Brandan. Go to church Sunday observers joined St Paul Evangelical and Reformed Church. A Rainbow for Girls Major ity Night was announced for June 27 and the Columbus conclave to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alma 3Artlebaugh
Rea Clare Miller
Eleanore Brandan
Bethel Shrine
Park Ave
Seeety
Alyia Latimer
Lucy Roh
Esther Wellert
Hazelmer
Julia Davis
An Crandall
Bertha Didelius
Glen Gallagher
Hazel Seabee A Gee
Louise Norris
Order of Eastern Stats
St. Paul
Carol Kuhl
Margaret Kotowski
Edna Shaw
Betty Stillwaugh
Wilma Mills Builds June Wedding Plans
AVON LAKE Miss Wilma Mills announces June 25 wedding to Edward Malloy of Berea. The ceremony will be at St Joseph Church with Rose Pitts of Cleveland as maid of honor, Barbara Rice and Carol Mills as bridesmaids. A shower hosted by Mrs Anthony DeVito of Cleveland honored the bride with gifts and a buffet supper for both families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avon Lake
Wilma Mills
Gilbert Mills
Lake Rd
Edward Malloy
George Malloy
Berea
St Joseph Church
Miss Mills
Rose Pitts
Cleveland
Barbara Rice
Carol Mills
Anthony DeVito
Engineers Auxiliary To Meet Thursday
The final meeting of the 1954-55 season for the Ladies' Auxiliary Lorain County chapter of the Ohio Society of Professional Engineers will be an evening event on Thursday. It will be held at 8:15 in the home of Mrs. Ellery R. Fitch, 1095 Reeves Rd. Election of officers will be the main item of business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Lorain County
Ohio
Society of Professional Engineers
Ellery R. Fitch
Reeves Rd
Cilicars
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Chronicle-Telegram
Pocono Resorts
Karen Heintz
Navy
Immaculate Conception Church
Sun
Colleen Walters
William Houser
Glenn Rosenthal
ToUp
Dean Shaeffer
Larry Showalter
Muss Walters
F TV
Bastalo Tr
Edward Frabetta
Blair Cook
Arthur Geierman
Pocono Mountains
Blackburn
Elyria District Catholic High School
Brown-Liperied
William Abahazi
Gora
Magyar Evangelical Ion
Euclid
Betsy Hurd
Mary’s
Ford Motor Company
Lake Cya Ae Eee
Brook Park
Grieve
U. & Army
Persup
Elyria District
Jerry Brown
Joyce
Wallis Grieve
West River St
Memorial Hospital
Wills
Gordon
Somal
Keith
J.A.O
PHC
Beeen Ntearaene
Joe Bsc
CARTE
Cole Sian
Peeretddetse
North St. Lot
Mona Cummins
Marilyn Punch
Reitz
Stella Lasko
Ralph Capasso
Tom Malanowski
Rosemary Lescher
John Koviak
Mary Cathryn
J Ursem
J. Warnock
W. Rumiewszki
P. LoPresti
A. Dobryznicki
J. Kiecelinski
B. Wysocki
Lee Mills
Greenwich
Fred Mac
H. Wysocki
M. Koviak
H. Stover
Huron
Secret Heart Church
WLF
Olga Curtis
Alpha Iota
Paul Hyde Bonner
Switzerland
Bonner
New York
U. S
INS
Ruth Stuntz
Temple
Bill Stuntz
George Boorn
Clifford Dowdey
Jefferson Davis
Stonewall Jackson
Seenae Eer
Samuel Hopkins Adams
Clifton Fadiman
The
New Yorker
Nick
E. M. Forster
Thornton Wilder
Willam Faulkner
Ernest Hemngway
Shrine Auxiliary
Roy Hultz
North Carolina
Emrea Burrerim
Jat Shreve
June Bride
Eastern Star
Babin Furs
W. Brood
Middle Ave
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