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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1946
Page
4
Miss Jeanne Dilgren daughter of Mr and Mrs Dilgren will marry Hubert Meredith at St John’s Church. The ceremony details and address placeholders appear garbled. The record preserves the planned marriage event with names and church.
The wedding of Miss Heverky Barrett Lorain teacher and her brother Arthur Ludlow son of Mrs. Cora Ludlow occurred at Muskingum College Chapel. Attendants included Mrs. Pola Dean and William Dean of Lorain. After a reception in New Concord the couple planned to reside at 229 West Avenue Elyria.
A Thursday evening father son banquet at the Faust Ghosh church featured a Hickey dinner and guest speaker Sitter Decordian on What Fathers and Sons Can Learn From Each Other. Music by an instrumental trio and greetings by Seo Slusher plus a Navy related Navy returner Geo Riddle completed the program. Reception host Dornus Pomeros hosted the afterglow at her home with wedding party details for Idya Schuster and Mos Schuster set for June 29 at St Pauls Arangement church with Miss Pomery as bridesmaid.
A rummage sale offers Tadios dresses blouses and assorted garments in sizes 16 78 20 Weddy and S81 Dennison. The listing notes dresses blouses and innerwear on display for buyers seeking bargain apparel.
A cluttered column lists visits by Rev and Mrs LJ Tatethi of Winter Park to relatives, social calls across towns, camp travels to Atterbury, Pike's Peak, and notes on community events. It mentions Needlework Club activities, installation events, pots of gold gifts, a Friday meeting at Klara Woman's Club, and forthcoming September reunions.
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Elizabeth Reed and Frank Boyson wed in a double ring ceremony performed by Fr Lehane at St Marys. The bride, daughter of Mr and Mrs Bedford Reed of Oakland City, wore a white net gown with a long train and pearl crown veil, carrying a white rose corsage. Miss Elizabeth Szabo was maid of honor. Lucas R Boyson served as best man. John Boyson and James Burns as ushers. The Mass included Ave Maria and On This Day Beautiful Mother. Wedding breakfast followed.
Mary Stydnicki and Leonard Wilczak wed at Holy Cross Church with Rev Fr Budny officiating. About 250 guests from Elva Gratton Lerain and Wel-Hneson attended as two hundred guests watched the ceremony. The gown featured white chiffon with a fingertip veil, and attendants wore dusty pink gowns. The reception followed at Cong cadet Mai Woe, with music by Sister Mary and the Sun Hadies chore.
Calendar listings show several groups meeting at St Marys hall and nearby venues including Navy Mothers Chit and Chiquita club with Grace Groot in Oberlin. Rev Courtney's class advertises a Methodist picnic at the Meitzke home. Sophomore Friendship Club outlines cabinet changes and a membership drive while C Y F of First Christian church holds a lake picnic and prayers at home.
In the Elks Marine room gathering, pink and blue table decorations set the scene. A reception followed at the groom's parents home. The bride wore a turquoise butcher linen dress with white embroidered organdy trim and navy topper with blue and white accessories. After a wedding trip the couple will reside at 215 West River Street. Mr Boyson served three years in the VS, including a year in the Pacific Area, and is now with Manufacturers and Fabricators Inc.
The Lakeside Federation of Women’s Clubs plans its second annual conference at Lakeside July 10 11 with Elyria leader Mrs Mae Ferday Ashbrack as president chairing sessions. Notable speakers include Mrs Clarence Goldthorpe of Youngstown Ohio Federation president and Dr CH Chang Chinese diplomat, plus music by Oberlin College musicians. A reception tea and Past Presidents’ dinner are scheduled with closing events at Hotel Lakeside and Lake side program hostesses led by Mrs Grace H Talk.
Mrs. Howard Miller of Lakewood spoke on Family Life at St Agnes Altar Rosary Society in the parish hall. She urged that both parents must train children from birth, stressing church attendance and shared sacraments, plus self denial to curb selfish traits. A picnic plan and August Mass for young churchmen were announced. the session closed until September.
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