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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 26, 1952

Page

13

July 5 is Choice of Susanna Heller for Her Marriage

Miss Susanna Heller plans to marry William Camp on July 5 in St Bernard's Akron. A reception follows at the Akron Women's City Club for about 200 guests. The couple will reside at 399 North Olive Street after a Canada trip and honeymoon.

Susanna Heller William Camp Akron John A. Wittreich St. Bernard’s Church Long Beach Calif Betty Newton Ohio Fuel Gas Company Park Avenue Elfrieda Camp M. B. Camp Warren Electro-Alloys Division East River Street North Olive Street Canada Gerry Heller Betty Heller Mr. Camp Donald Neubauer Elyria Raymond Wanasek Youngstown James Heller Miss Heller iGraystone Hotel Graystone

Local Club Members Honor Guest at Wilma Koepp Awards

A group reminisced to honor a former member at a club gathering. Guests received special awards for Mrs. Wilma Koepp and Mrs. Faye Miller as dessert was served in a floral setting. The next WWT club meeting is at Mrs. Ruth Drew’s home July 9. Circle No 2 held its final meeting of the season at St Pauls church and will resume in September. The Sunday School picnic is July 13 at Lakeview Park Lorain. Mrs. Martin Gerke led devotions and 11 members were served lunch by Mrs. Gerke.

Fred Ulrich Robert DuCoty George Halliday Monte Saville Irving Shepherd John Haldeman Alfred Luther Max Gregory Harry Pickett Myra Stevenson Arnold Little Walter Botamer Eugene Chandler Ruth Winchell Russell Stokey Don W. Myers Catholic Study Club No St. Francis Xavier Mission Circle No Elyria Country Club Stokley Charles White Henry Radican Richard Horan Mesdames Radican Lawrence Ashhenbach Albert Schneider Loren Shiley Emporium, Pa Shiley Walter Zander Tenth Street W.W.T. Club Wilma Koepp Faye Miller W. W.T. Club Ruth Drew Ninth Street St. Paul's Evangelical and Reformed Church Raymond Morris Lakeview Park Lorain Martin Gerke Gerke

Fish Fry at United Polish Club Weekly

The United Polish Club at 1501 Middle Avenue hosts a weekly fish fry every Friday starting at 5 p.m. Residents are invited to enjoy a traditional meal in a community setting.

United Polish Club Middle Avenue

Elyria Youths Attend Congregational Summer Conference

Elyria area youths from Lake Avenue Congregational Church joined senior high attendees at Hiram College for a week long conference. Returning group members include Rita Kader Bet ty Lou Little Mary Elizabeth Little and Dennis McDaniels. Also noted are local birth announcements and residents improving after illness.

Elyria Congregational Lake Avenue Anne Pruski Elyria Credit Women’s Breakfast Club Washington, D.C Consumer Credit Statler Hotel George Sears East River Street George Faulhaber East Fourth Street

Misses pattern R9075 FE for Onion Max dress

Pattern R9075 FE for misses sizes 10 through 20 features elasticized sleeves and princess lines. Size 16 requires 558 yards of 35 inch fabric. Includes complete illustrated Sew Chart and step by step guide. Send 35 cents to Marian Martin Chronicle Telegram Pattern Dept New York for the pattern.

Marian Martin Chronicle Telegram Pattern Dept West 18Th St New York 11

Needlecraft Book Promises 91 Illustrations and 6 Patterns

Quick Pick-Me-Up offers a needlecraft book priced at twenty cents. It boasts ninety one illustrations of patterns plus six easy to do patterns printed in the book. A trooper confirms the existence of a town after a reader asked.

Alice Brooks A. H. Kimball

New Salads For Summer Eating By Alice Denhoff

Summer salad ideas include a pickle crab and tomato salad arranged as a flower, a shrimp gelatin mold with vegetables and pimiento, and a cabbage carrot cucumber luncheon meat salad with mayonnaise. Each recipe serves 4 to 8 and emphasizes make ahead, chill, and present on greens.

Refreshers for Warm Weather menu ideas and recipes

Bright summer menu items include Tomato Sherbet with lemon, onion, pepper and tomato juice. Frozen Strawberry Salad with cream cheese and strawberries. a three deck club sandwich with tongue and Swiss. and Peanut Peach Crisp with butter and graham crumb topping.

Meat Salads Make a Fine Summer Main Dish

A guide to hearty meat salads ideal for warm weather meals. Use frankfurters luncheon meat bologna or leftovers marinated in French dressing. Two illustrated recipes show marinating, layering with macaroni celery eggs green pepper onion parsley and final dressing. Serves 4 each.

Traffic arrest testimony misread in Meriden court

State trooper identified the New Jersey motorist involved in a traffic violation as from Hohokus New Jersey. Judge Rosenthal quipped and the court noted unclear notes mentioning a fundraiser, a serviceman's wife bake sale and a phone listing, with fragmented local references.

Meriden Conn New Jersey Hohokus Rosenthal Driv Lj Texas Will Takela Elyria Elee Young Lady Itrie

Michigan State Coach Sonn y Kobs Heralded for Wins

Lansing Michigan Sonny Kobs baseball coach at Michigan State has built a strong record since 1925 with only three losing seasons.

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Rosary Service for Nicholas A. Schuster At Frieve Home

The Holy Name See of St. Jude's will meet at the old P. Reichlin Funeral Home Frieve at 7 to say the Rosary for Nicholas A. Schuster.

Holy Name See. of St. Jude’s P. Reichlin Frieve Niccholas A. Schuster

American Legion Auxiliary Elects and Chooses Delegates

Officers were elected and delegates chosen for the 32nd annual department convention in Columbus August 8 to 10. The secretary cast a unanimous ballot for president Peg Miller and other officers including Mary Harper and Ruth Evans. Delegates named Peg Miller, Mary Harper, Ruth Evans, Kathryn Pearson, Ann Vietzen, Charlotte Novak, Ruth Hill. Alternate list and tellers noted. Activities included reports, dues drive, summer conference note, kitchen inventory, and social hour honors for past presidents.

Department Columbus American Legion Auxiliary Peg Miller Mary Harper Ruth Evans Kathryn Pearson Dorothy Craig Mabel Pratt Esther Orban Claire Wendell Ruth Hill Grace Beavis Florian Boynton Ann Vietzen Charlotte Novak Ruth Adams Jean Holmes Lillian Hurlbut Rose Kremser Anne Hadaway Cora Terrell Lorain Menhy Alental Gold Star Wendell Hattie Hansman Unft Elyria Memorial Hospital Shirley Toth Ruth Haehle Pat Krugman Ruth Overdeer Elizabeth Rimbaugh Marie Ensign Alice Kraft Maryi Smitzer Carol Woods Helen Miller Marian Harpster

Circle No 6 Wiener Roast Evening Host Mrs Brias

Calendar notes Circle No 6 hosts a wiener roast in the evening with Mrs Paul Brias at 1179 East River Street. Eagles Lodge holds a meeting and the Women s Prayer Band of the Christian Missionary Alliance gathers at 7 30 p m.

St. Paul’s

Dr and Mrs Henry J Austin Celebrate Golden Anniversary

Dr and Mrs Henry J Austin held a reception at the American Legion Post to mark their 50 years of marriage. A dinner for seven opened the event, with family members and more than 100 friends attending a decorated main hall with summer flowers and a three tiered cake inscribed 50. Mrs Austin wore aqua. guests included son Robert and his family in Ann Arbor and Mary Vaughn, the bride. The couple’s history includes a marriage in Ashtabula and 50 years of medical service for Dr. Austin, who is a World War I veteran.

American Legion Post Henry J. Austin Graystone Hotel Austin Robert Austin Jean Robert, Jr Ann Arbor Mich Marguerite Austin Grant Glason Lawrence Holmes Homer Hurlbut Elyria Memorial

Egg surprises Mrs Tiriolo in Greenwich breakfast

In Greenwich Connecticut Patsy Tiriolo found her husband’s egg had no yolk at breakfast, a case fitting a quirky pattern of egg within egg reports that emerged a week earlier from another local housewife.

Greenwich Conn Nature Patsy Tiriolo

Family radio preacher’s kin join Sharon program

In Sharon Tennessee Rev O A Gardner’s radio sermon features his son as announcer his second son led the prayer wife and daughter sing in the choir and a grandson assisted during the program. In Oxford Mississippi Ole Miss rooters consider wearing Mississippi State colors on car tags. In Fort Worth Texas Mrs A S Mounce writes a 43 foot long letter to her GI husband on Guam. Bazaar and Festival at Immaculate Conception Church Grafton June 27 28 29 features needle work games kiddie rides and a grand drawing with a fish fry Friday evening.

Fort Worth Tex A. S. Mounce Guam Immaculate Conception Ch Grafton

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