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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1950
Page
6
The First Christian church Laymen's League held a father son banquet with about 75 attendees. After a devotional by Ed Schwaegerle, dinner was served by the Women’s Fellowship.
Walter B Warmee president of Elyria Electric attends niece Barbarale Warmee and Charles Baxter Swatt Jr wedding in Minneapolis. Groom's father is executive at Minneapolis Honeywell. bride's father is Roy H Warmee of White Manufacturing. Also notes on vacations births and club meetings in Elyria and nearby towns.
The O M S Prayer Circle met at Isabelle Tressier’s 12 West avenue home with song and prayer led by Carlotta Hatner. Scripture from First Corinthians 13 was read, and lessons on love and self image were given. Fifteen dollars were offered to China. Next meeting set for July 13 at the Underhill residence.
The first of two student recitals was held Tuesday evening at Mrs. Alvin Bemis home. Attendees included Susan Hubbard Neal Hubbard Kay Pearson Sarah Jean Barnes Suzanne Morris Barbara Eddy Renee Chomet George Rubenson Allan Spike Judy Sanders Annette Gallo Anna Ruegg and Lois Ann Stone. A musical game based on scales followed the program and one participant fell ill on the way to her son Herman Hileman home and is in critical condition. LeRoy Taylor has been ill but slightly improved. Victor Swope visited Don Fox at Hayesville. Mr and Mrs Fred German of Pittsburgh were weekend guests of Mr and Mrs W E Jzcaud and son. Mrs German is sister of Mr Jarcaud. Mr and Mrs Homer Moris are visiting Mr and Mrs Virgil Morris and family.
Fruit and floral embroidery patterns sold through The Chronicle Telegram offer Pattern 7480 with six motifs sized 4 by 7 inches. The ad promotes an improved visual pattern with charts and photos, asks twenty cents in coins and lists address for orders, mentioning Alice Brooks Needlework catalogue and a free booklet.
Howard Browne Jr at 213 Third Street is a machinist and Louise Smit at 100 Denison Avenue is a teacher. Paul Vereb and Ann Batula, both of Lorain, are listed as laborer and teacher. Lyle McCullough of Lorain is a role operator with Vivian Trubach of Lorain. Donald Krebs lives at R. D. Amherst as an electric welder, with Laura Mae Brown of R. D. Amherst.
Sullivan residents note social visits at the Swope home with Catherine Fox of Hayesville and Harry White Sr and Jr of Lynchburg. Mrs. H W Patterson improves after a week in Lodi hospital and has returned home. Ruby Hileman was admitted to Samaritan Hospital on Sunday near Ridgeville Route 20.
Belden Jolly Jo's 4-H Club held three meetings at Mrs. Steward Blackhall's home with officers elected: Joretta Eppley president Carol Prout vice president Marie Wise secretary treasurer Carol Schriver Nila Klinech and Joan Eppley recreation. Projects include complete costume beginner food and nutrition easy to sew cottons first sewing tea towels pin cushions. Janice Blackhall has been in the club nine years and will pursue a ten year pin. Jane Beriswell stepped down as advisor. Rummage sale announced at 343 E Hills Blvd Sat 8 to 12 featuring various items.
The Methodist Youth Fellowship announces its annual ice cream social on Tuesday from 7 p.m. to 10 p.m. on the lawn beside the First Methodist Church. The event is open to the public.
Roger Hubbell and Jean Ann Berney wed June 17 at Bay Village Methodist Church in a ceremony led by Rev. Alfred Kreke. They will reside at West 98th Street, Cleveland after a Canada honeymoon. Bride wore white marquisette gown with hoop skirt and veil. Attendants included Mary Jean Tomanek and Mrs Westlake. Groom is son of Charles Hubbell of Fairview Park. both newly graduated from Baldwin Wallace College.
Chicago court defies Ohio authorities, releasing Elaine Jenny Smith after judge calls Frank Freidenberg a wolf in sheep's clothing. Freidenberg alleged she drugged him in Columbus last October, then robbed him of a ring and a $2,800 stickpin. He claimed to have identified her from Toledo police photos, but the judge dismissed the claim and returned the $1,500 bond.
A brief local sale notice lists Cranberry Country in Cape Cod as the country’s largest cranberry producer. Central Wisconsin follows as second. The advertisement also details sale items including menswear size 38, ladies 16, youth 8-14, typewriter, rugs, and cleaner. The sale runs Saturday and Monday 1 to 7 p.m. at 419 Park Ave via the side door.
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