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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 1957
Page
2
Winifred L Fay editor of the News Notes is listed with phone line 4751 in the newspaper’s staff box. The item provides no additional context or stories.
Joanne Marie Yourkvitch and Albert T. Koviak wed at St. Agnes Church in a 9 30 ceremony officiated by Rev. James M. Gallagher. The event featured a Chantilly lace gown for the bride and a 400 guest reception at the American Legion Hall with a five tier cake. Both newlyweds are Elyria High School alumni employed by C A Olsen Co. and the groom served in the US Army.
J Grant Keys, mayor of Elyria, will address the Elyria Democratic Club at Monteith Hall Cooklin. The event includes a spaghetti supper with social hour hosted by Mrs. Floyd Seckt and Mrs. Eugene Miller, featuring table wine in place of part of war era offerings.
Julia Kennedy and Harold F. Baker wed in a double ring ceremony on February 20 officiated by Justice of the Peace D A Gobel. Attendants were Nancy Abel and Robert Downing. A reception for close family and party members followed at the bride’s Kimball home.
Mrs. Lloyd Beuthel of Sandusky reviewed The Year of Love by Margaret Rubeck at a meeting of the Elyria Junior League. Business notes urged members to meet at the YW for the Dave Brubeck concert in Oberlin next Tuesday and to reserve Greenfield Village trip by March 16. The bus leaves March 23 at 11 am with seven dollars for costs excluding food.
Sandra Mae Sharpe daughter of Mrs Richard L Sharpe and the late Richard L Sharpe married Harold Allen Wellert son of Mr and Mrs Herman H Wellert at 7:30 p m Saturday in Fields Methodist Church The Rev John F Link officiated A reception for 250 followed at Bess and Andy s The couple will reside at 3223 Lorain Rd Sandra Sharpe Wellert is a North Ridgeville High School graduate and secretary at Nationwide Insurance There were 250 guests at the reception and trip plans include Florida and other southern states
Edison Parent-Teacher Association announced a meeting noting a screening of the film Assassin of Youth about narcotics and youth. The event starts at 8 p.m. at the Edison school with Mrs Norwood Baumhard and Mrs Robert Reith as hosts.
Calendar items include Cascade Chapter NSA Boss Night at Elyria Country Club and various local PTA and club meetings at schools and halls. A feature about Suiko and Bill Lees details their Japan to United States marriage, travel, settling in Elyria, and plans to move to Washington, D C after Bill’s 30 day furlough ends.
The Elyria Woman's Club Inc board outlined upcoming programs, projects and speakers at the monthly Monteith Hall meeting. Delegates include Howard Somers to Lipisional Day conference in Vermilion on March 13, with Mrs. Fred Lohnes and Mrs. Orlando Petrillo also attending.
Mrs. Thomas Finegan led a session on rug making from canning jar rings and picture frames from popsicle sticks at the Lorain Alumni Home Council meeting held at the North Elyria Grange Hall. Nomination committee members named were Mrs. Earl Jameyson Mrs. Charles Adams and Mrs. George Hedges.
Mrs Norris C Crook hosted St John Altar Guild at the parsonage with devotions led by Mrs L C Meredith and a report from the flower committee. Bunco prizes went to Catherine Roberts and Richard Jacobs as members readied for April.
Mrs. Robert Earl, Norwalk teacher, spoke at a First Methodist Church dinner about eight years spent in India with her husband and daughter as Friends unit representatives. She described co-educational schooling, Mohammedan customs, and displayed native jewelry and clothing. Her daughter Nancy, a high school sophomore, plans to return as a missionary and sang in Indian attire.
Sahara officers from Cleveland and Supreme Queen Florence Maybury visited Sahara Daughters Pyramid at 188 Blaine St in Cleveland for a regular meeting. Plans for a lodge conclave in Cleveland in June were announced along with the next meeting set for April 2 at 118 Blaine St.
Mr and Mrs John Findley wed in Lorain at St Johns Church. The couple will honeymoon in the Pocono Mountains and reside at 1730 East 53rd Street after their wedding reception for 205 guests at the United Polish Club. Virginia Ellis is the bride, Clair Findley the groom’s father, both Lorain High School graduates. The ceremony featured a lace dress with bouquet, pink and blue bridesmaids gowns, and a 9 am service officiated by Rev Inomas Cullen.
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