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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1956
Page
6
Telegram from Floria Ohio dated Saturday June 23 reports local notices and brief updates from the community. It lists small events and short announcements likely involving residents and nearby organizations, reflecting a typical rural township news snapshot.
Joseph Smarsh Jr and Martha Kinloch renewed their wedding vows at St Joseph Church Amherst at 2:30 pm. The bride wore Chantilly lace with a cascading bouquet. she is a Ridge Tool employee and Amherst Cong Church singer. The groom is a National Tube employee and Fenn College student. About 250 guests attended and a reception followed at the Congregational Church.
Ridgeville High School 1951 alumni plan a Sunday reunion at Miss Roberta Gay dash home at Rt 76 and Lorainia. The 3 p.m. gathering will include games and a pot luck supper for about 40 classmates, with Ruth Keith Jeanette Hoff man Anne Rothgery Janet Albers and Mary Gualla on the committee.
James E. Gagen of Elyria and two other students from the College of Arts and Sciences at Kent State University achieved perfect grades for the spring quarter. Lorain County honor roll names Marvin Katz of Elyria John Maselli and Alfred Standen of Lorain Marie Harris of 1967 Lake Ave hosted a club dinner with a noon meeting set for July 18.
Patricia Jean McNulty and Michael Allan Weiss were married by Rabbi Engelberg and Rabbi N J Rubinger of Elyria at the Taylor Road Temple Cleveland. The bride wore shantung silk and lace with a seed pearl headpiece and pink roses with an orchid. Guests included Mrs Nate J Gerson and Miss Edi Steinberg. The couple will live at Euclid Heights.
Avon wedding at Avon Methodist Church as Betty Lou Tullis becomes Mrs Glenn Lanzendorfer. Attendants Barbara Hunt and Mary Abee Kronak in yellow and green. Best man Thomas Stewart. about 125 guests. Bride to wear powder blue gown for trip to Pennsylvania and reside in Lakewood. Parents and both families named with addresses in Avon.
Winifred L. Foy edits a women’s activities column highlighting local society clubs, events, and personal milestones. The notes cover gatherings, charitable efforts, fashion, and volunteer roles in the community with brief spotlights on notable attendees and organizers.
Miss Nora M. Clark daughter of Mr and Mrs C Kenneth Clark of Columbia Station married Tyler C Sims today at Immaculate Conception Church in Grafton. The ceremony was at 1130 am with Rev Fr George F Manning presiding. The couple will reside on Fowles Rd in Berea after a family wedding day visit to relatives.
Thirteen new members were accepted by Protected Home Circle No. 630 at a Thursday night meeting on 118 Blaine St. Ed Herrick conducted the session in the absence of president Earl Ray slor who is away. Three members were honored with a Birthday party. The next meeting will be July 18.
Miss Patricia Wilkens, soon to wed Ronald D. Kuhl, has been the guest of honor at multiple pre wedding events. Hostesses included Miss Lynda Curtis at the Curtis home and Miss Carol Overcash with Miss Marjorie West, among others. A First Methodist Church ceremony is planned for tomorrow at 7 p.m., with bridal color pink and green prominent in decor.
Washington profiles Marie Harriman as a potential First Lady, noting her aristocratic upbringing, arts and design work, wife of Averell Harriman, and a life spanning multiple estates and cities. The piece highlights her training in managing grand homes, interior design on trains, and activities from art collecting to social hosting, with a light tone on how she might handle White House duties and public appearances.
Golden Age Club meets at YWCA at 1 30 p m Attic Club hosts Mrs Milton Wilcox at 238 Stanford Ave 6 p m tureen supper Women of the Moose gather at Moose Home p m Elyria Assembly No 13 Order of Rainbow for Girls IOOF Hall 730 p m David J Nye Chapter Order of DeMolay Elk s Hall 730 p m King Solomon Lodge No 3 MFA 730 p m Knights of Columbus Council Hall 8 p m
Miss Joanne Klueglein wed Russell Stobie in Avon Lake Lutheran Church in a 3 30 pm ceremony. The bride wore a white satin gown with lace and carried a crescent bouquet. attendants wore yellow blue mint green orchid and pink gowns. The couple hosted 235 guests at North Ridgeville. The bride, a Javon Lake High School graduate 1956, works at the Cleveland Public Library. the groom attended Ridgeville High School and works at Efird's Erectors and Fabricators Berea.
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