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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1959
Page
3
Magistrate Mickey Dozier honored a young couple’s request not to reveal their names. The couple sought a legal ceremony after a prior Arkansas marriage was invalidated due to an expired license before the original ceremony.
Frances Lois Robinson and James Edgar Carey married at Wakeman Congregational Church with 700 guests. The bride, daughter of Otto and Mrs. Robinson, wore a lace and tulle gown with a pearl crown veil. the groom is son of Clarence and Mrs. Carey of Columbus. After a reception, the couple planned to reside in Columbus. the bride works at City National Bank, and Carey serves in the Air Force at Lankbourne AFB.
The American Legion Auxiliary held a Tuesday night session at the Legion Home electing officers and a nominating committee for 1959 60. Officers include Helen Beale president Jean Holmes first vice president Ruth Burkshardt second vice president Katherine Blaine secretary Florence Sherman treasurer Lucille Stirzaker chaplain Katherine Carter historian Laverne Milne sergeant at arms. Board members are Mary Crowell Mary Prochaska Ellen Terrell. Lorena Davis will chair the nominating committee with Mary Crowell Dorothy Craig and Charlotte Novak assisting. Joint installation with the Lorcion Auc on Oct 4 was announced by Mary Crowell. The unit received a quota banner for the Auxiliary flag. Mary Prochaska read a note of thanks from Brecksville for white socks sent by the unit. A report covered Junior Conference activities in Columbus and the Juniors' officers election. Memorial services were led by Elizabeth Mischka. The Austiary Choral Group sang. Members who died in the last year included Mrs Mary Fidler Mrs Elizabeth Daly Mrs Betty Myncherberg Mrs Pearl Brown and Mrs Hobart, first national president. Betty Daykin received the door prize. Refreshments were served by Mary Kolopus Ruth Palmer and others.
Wellington Carroll Wahts presented a film on early national development at the Kiwanis noon meeting. Next week Robert Gott will show a film titled Arclic Mission.
A July Reader's Digest notice promotes a German laboratory finding by Dr Steinhaus claiming four exercises each six seconds long can enhance muscle tone without gym equipment or expense. It urges readers to obtain the magazine for details and instruction.
Wellington James W. Kovar son of Mr and Mrs Joseph Kovar of 152 Jones St was feted at a surprise farewell party by Carol A Lock at her East Street home Friday night. A navy blue and white decor poster and a ship topped cake marked the event with about 15 St Patrick CYO members in attendance. Kovar serves as treasurer of the ICO and his successor is Miss Lock.
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