Eastern Stars plan initiation and March meetings
Elyria Chapter 165 of the Order of the Eastern Star met at the Masonic Temple to announce honoring past matrons past patrols corps of officers hostesses and hosts at the next meeting due to weather. Avenue Club members will bring white elephants at Zelma Boyd home March 14. Starlets meet March 18 at Thelma McDonald home. Initiation to be featured at the March 15 Masonic Temple meeting.
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Elyria
Order of Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
Avenue Club Imembers
Zelma Boyd
Thelma McDonald
Gladys Cromewell
PTA Activities at Holy Cross Meet
Holy Cross Parent-Teacher Unit met at the school with President Mrs Chester Zgoda announcing confirmation exercises at the church on March 24. Mrs George Rodak reported repaired record players and new stands purchased. Unit books for classrooms were announced. Sister Loyolas seventh and eighth grade classes had the largest attendance representation. Mrs John Bulasa and Mrs Zgoda won special prizes. Entertainment was led by Mrs George Malanik, Mrs Rodak, and Mrs Tony Sito. Next meeting set for April 1 with Mothers of second graders in charge of the program.
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Holy Cross
Chester Zgoda
George Rodak
Loyola
John Bulasa
Zgoda
George Malanik
Rodak
Tony Sito
Lorain Geanery
St Mary
Mees
William Knoyle
Serra Club
Dennis L. St. Marie
St Luke Church
Lakewood
Gene St Marie
Elyria
Jjohn Lavelle
CSC
St. Edward High School
Cleveland
Mary Vauna
St. Mary School
Joseph Bonczek
Births and engagements in Elyria Lorain area news
Town notes report multiple life events including Shelly Eae birth seven pounds one ounce at Elyria Memorial Hospital to Ralph and, Mrs Slaughter. Uncertain details mention engagement of Karen Lucas and James R Marcero and a variety of local club meetings and programs. Grandparents and college honors noted for several families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shelly Eae
Ralph Slaughter
Lake Ave
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Slaughters
Willis Simmons
Packard Dr
Lorain
Charles Slaughter
iGypay
W. V
Karen Lucas
James R. Marcero
Chronicle Telegram
Marcero
Brr
Russell A. Marcero
Yale Ave
Women’s Pages Seeks Features on Notable Women Projects
The Women’s Pages team invites suggestions of women pursuing interesting projects or solving household and family problems. Notify the editor with names and ideas for profiles of women in diverse vocations.
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Women’s Pages
L Club assigns officers and committees at Legion Home meeting
Mrs. Eugene W. Miller introduced officers including Harold Davies as president Als H. C. Amidon as vice president and Mrs L M Rawson as secretary The club plus American Legion Post 12 auxiliary approved numerous committees led by Mrs Biller and Mr Haury The group planned a visit to Clifton Post on April 26 and discussed stamps for Veterans Administration hospitals care.
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Ralph Terrell
Fred Meinke
L Club
Legion Home
Ohio
American Legion Post 12
Eugene W. Miller
Harold Davies
H. C. Amidon
L. M. Rawson
Ar]cer Perkins
W. I. Gray
Texa Davis
F. J. Keyes
Sunshine
C. A. Kremser
A. E. Sherman
Earl Sienecker
Alex Schoenbachler
Horace Jones
Maurice Britzel
Walter Barnes
Perk Up Picture with Vivid Mat Color Contrast
A guide suggesting bold mat choices to enhance a black and white framed print. Recommends two vividly colored mats such as red velvet and orange burlap to create visual contrast and draw attention to the artwork. Provides practical tips for selecting materials and coordinating tones.
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Ian Eyecatcher
Ture
Wedding of Carol Ann Burns and Ronald Huntley
Carol Ann Burns and Ronald Huntley wed with Rev Robert F Hall officiating. Uncle Ron Carpenter sang as the couple celebrated with a 200 guest reception. The bride, daughter of Roy and the late Burns, wore a light blue rayon street length gown. flowers included white carnations and pink sweetheart roses. The groom’s parents are Charlie and wife of East Broad. the bride’s mother wore light blue, the groom’s mother blue paisley. Best man Gary Hunsley. ushers Dale Cope and Jenny Carpenter. The couple reside at 306 Exact el River St Vermilion and plan a Wednesday social at the American Legion Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert F. Hall
Ron Carpenter
Roy W. Gares
Cornet Ave
Charlie Huntley
East Broad
Judith Burns
Bemer
Gary Hunsley
Dale Cope
Jenny Carpenter
Community meeting notes list five hosts and next gathering
The record names Alex Schoenbach ler, Pete Dirlam, Fred Coletta, Ralph Terrell and Fd Coleman as hosts. The next meeting is scheduled for April 6 at the Post Home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alex Schoenbachler
Pete Dirlam
Fred Coletta
Ralph Terrell
Fd Coleman
Post Home
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Moses Veres
EL Griswold
Tan Kappa Epsilon
Arizona State University
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College of Engineering
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John W. Brand
Ear J. Fauver
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Josepa Kadas
Tié Grandview Dr
Miercy College
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Foothill
Oarkdand
Calif
Eden Hospital
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Tenny Marie
AicHenry
Betty Ann Bates
Henry McHenry
North Pidge Rd
Robert Bates
Whinnan
Parent-Teacher Association
John Repko
Robert Bopp
Robert Enggist
Switzerland
Willl
U.S
Franklin School
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Balcwin-Wallace
Spring Valley Parent-Teacher Association
Richard Sharrock
Gertrude
Second Street
Peortess
Kremser
Norman Haury
Dewey Hull
Haury
Ed Coleman
Bis
John Kelopos
Foster Dirlam
Phsic
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Clifton Post
Phillips Zeman Drugs
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Ronald Huntley
Cherch Wadler‘scroft
Rea Littern
Robert Hammer
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Victor Christensen
Hess and Hess Pharmacy
Elyria High School
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American Legion Hall
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