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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1946
Page
4
World War II veterans Donna Dale Dickason and Timothy Donovan wed at 10:40 a.m. in St. Mary's parish house with Rev. Fro B.C.Tietz officiating. Guests from Lakewood, Cleveland, Buffalo, Lorain and Amherst attended a reception at the Dickason home with a three-tier cake and delphinium in bouquets. The couple plans a wedding trip to Washington, New York, and Canada.
Ruth Ann Thompson daughter of Mr and Mrs Howard Thompson and David R. Smith son of Mr and Mrs Mo PL Smith will wed in Covington Kentucky with Rev John Wager officiating. After a East trip the couple will live at 839 Bond Street. The bride attended Kelina High School class of 1945 and Kernia Club member. groom attended a local high school and Oberlin School of Commerce class of 1943 and works in purchasing at Western Automatic Machine Screw Co.
Backed by Sears Store, the ad promotes dressed fryers stewing and roasting chickens and Algo eggs at People's Poultry Market.
Out of town guests attend the Donovan Dickason wedding today including Mr and Mrs Paul Savage and daughter Jean of Lakewood Mrs F J Boey and Mr and Mrs M W Calvert of Cleveland Dr J A Dickason of Lorain Frank Schalk and Mrs Harriett Schmitt of Buffalo N Y and Mr and Mrs Frank Krugman of Amherst Ohio Education Association meeting attendees Mr and Mrs Morris and Mr Diller with Mrs Morris and Mrs Diller present Several engagements showers and hospital visits noted including Phi Beta chapter induction at Wittenberg College and births at Berea and Elyria hospitals A kitchen shower for Hoxe Bornina bride to be James Montag with multiple other pre wedding parties and showers for Alida Van der Oord wife to be of Ralph Leimbach St Theresa’s Rosary Society meeting at Mrs James Sabo’s home with 500 games and gifts and an upcoming meeting July at Mrs Frank Ross Lorain Plus an ice cream social at Pilgrim Congregational Church Friday June 21 7 00 p m
Misa Betty Jane Jarvis daughter of Mr and Mrs Harry T Jarvis of 7 Ninth Street married Glenn Hopkins son of Mr and Mrs Lewis Hopkins of Sugar Ridge Road at St Peter's parish house Ridgeville. Rev Fr F A Brucker officiated at 6 pm in the presence of immediate families. The bride wore a white street length dress with pink carnations. Attendants included Misa Gertie Rousseau in melon dress and white carnations. The groom's best man was Frank Kuchenrither. A dinner followed at one groom's home and a reception later. The couple left for Aberdeen Md where the groom is stationed with the U S Army. The bride wore a pink voile dress for travel. The new Mrs Hopkins is a 1944 BLHHS graduate. the groom attended Ridgeville Schools. A party for the sister-in-law was held on Sugar Ridge Road with 14 guests. The auxiliary slate included Arthur Mos as speaker and various committee appointments. The next meeting is July 3 at 1 pm.
Virginia Sippel and William P Papay were wed Saturday in Covington Kentucky. Both are Elyria High School 1942 graduates with Sippel formerly Kroger relief manager and Papay a Marine Corps veteran now apprenticing at Cutter Sheet Metal in Cleveland. They reside at 138 Huron Street.
The Protectors Association of Dames of Malte scheduled to meet Friday night has been postponed.
The wedding of Mise Marcia Steele daughter of Mr and Mrs Jensen and Skip Jensen son of Mr and Mrs Ryan will take place June 22 at 4 40 p m in First Methodist church. A reception at 5 p m will follow in the church dining room. Family and close relatives will attend. A prior gathering at the Gates home featured a miniature bride and groom under yellow roses. The couple will travel to New Mexico after the ceremony in a self designed trailer.
Calendar notes list a string of ladies clubs and church groups meeting at Magonie Temple, Woman's Club, Chez Ami with Dorothy Rice in Raton, First Christian Church Women, Et-Yet Club, St. Agnes Circle, and more. Highlights include upcoming picnics, a School of Instruction announcement for Brunswick, and social gatherings hosted by Methodist Circle No 1 and St Jude's Allar Roasty Society with plans for a July 23 picnic at Elywoods.
The Leake Avenue Conginga tional Women's Admotistion held its final meeting of the season in the church where officers for next year were elected and reinstalled by Mrs. F. Be. Officers include President Mrs. Ros Shreve Vice President Mrs. John Haldeman Program Chairman Mrs. George Holliday Secretary Mrs. A. Mi. We Treasurer Mrs. Harold Olmstead.
Community rummage event at 221 Hawthorne rear starting Saturday at 1 p m. The sale features white shirts dresses kitchen items and miscellaneous goods. Proceeds likely support local needs.
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