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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Mar 07, 1947

Page

4

Democratic Women Welcome 54 New Members Into Club

The Democratic Women's Club of Elyria welcomed 54 new members at last night’s meeting at the Elyria Women's Club. President Mrs. Hilma Seward presided, officers’ reports were read, and a Red Cross donation was approved. The spring Lorraine County Democratic Women's Club meeting in Oberlin on April 16 will feature Dorothy Fulheim as guest speaker. Yearbooks were distributed and past presidents were recognized. A social bridge and bingo party followed, with prizes awarded to numerous members. Refreshments were provided by Mrs. Frances Walters and committee. The next meeting is scheduled for April 3.

Democratic Women’s Club of Elyria Elyria Women’s G. Peaks Pedro Harold Ttes Boyce Goldcamp Alberta Bishop J. Boneyok Margaret Guyki June Shibley Annette Rimback Mary Batter Ramona Teasdale

Juanita Lehow Weds Jack Zimmer In Evening Ceremony

Miss Juanita Lehow daughter of Mr and Mrs Gilbert Lehow exchanges marriage vows with Jack Zimmer son of Mr and Mrs Jack Zimmer in Lake Avenue Congregational Church. The candlelit ceremony features a pearled neckline gown and crescent bouquet. Attendants include Georgie Rick Freda Zieber Naomi Oviatt Jacqueline Cox and Leilani Lebew. Reception at Spring Valley Country Club followed by a Miami Beach trip. They will reside on Lake Avenue Lakewood after returning.

Juanita Lehow Jack H. Zimmer Lake Avenue Congregational Church Atre Gilbert Lake Avenue Jack Th Zimmer Jack A. Zimmer Lakeshore Trotel Lakewood Pred Uirieh Nina Ramser Belly Crawford Georgie Rick Loralm Freda Zieber Bellevue Naomi Oviatt Elyria Jacqueline Cox Leilani Lebew Pith Faille William McGanoan Cleveland John Lebow Spring Valley Country Club Lillian Chester Betty Bainbridge Miami Beach Florida Elyria High School Social Security Administration Office Lorain Zimmer Dartmouth College Marine Corps Flo Central Advertising Company Victory Fall Middle Ave Columbia Youth Fellowship

Personal notices highlight departures births and visits

Miss Frances Corkill leaves tonight for Chicago to attend a regional planning conference of Business and Professional Girls. Mr and Mrs Thowing Carr and new baby girl Daring Lee visit with Mrs Carrs parents. Mrs S G Hogan returns from Norwalk after her mothers illness and death at St Marys church. Dr and Mrs John Houk move to Seabold farm Wheel er road. Brown Hotel recovering after pneumonia. Births reported for Janet Arsene Wesley and a daughter born to Melvin Axxford and wife.

Frances Corkill Chicago Wottien Thowing Carr Daring Lee Ralph Carr High Street Spat South Arizona Brive Tucson Janet Arsene Wesley Genevieve Gutowski Elyria Carl Huger Susah East River Street Indiannapolis Indiana Elyria Memorial Hospital John Houk Seabold Farm Wheeler Road LaGrange Oberlin Road Melvin Axxford North Olmsted Ilyria Memorial Hospital

Lenten Interlude prep notes for Easter season at YWCA

The Lenten Interlude served as a preparatory note to the Easter season with candlelit auditorium, music by a new recorder, and Scripture readings. Leaders from YWCA clubs attended a dinner in the gymnasium, and announcements included Miss Bettie Belk visiting March 15 for two sessions, with plans for the day. A. E. Penfound became president, and the Fri-Ettes hosted the young matrons clubs. Next meeting slated for April 1.

Catinecil J Walter J. Haney, Jr Karl Kaley Walter von Brock Y-Megs Beth Corkill Busi Ness Y-Nyners Thomas Bowen Kenneth Gooden Lissa T. Webster Bettie Belk Miss Belk A. E. Penfound J. A

Easter Breakfast Planned by Pilgrim Congregational Women

The Women’s Association of Pil grim Congregational Church met last evening in the parish hall. They planned an Easter breakfast after the sunrise service on Easter morning and named four members from each circle to assist. The nominating committee was announced and a button collection talk was given. Circle No. 3 hosted dessert with a green and white table, and the next meeting moved to April 9 due to Holy Week.

Women's Association of Pilgrim Congregational Church Paul Eager James E. A. Berndt F. Schubert C. Ryan Fred Dean Earl Taylor Circle No. 3 Thele Fred Schubert Howard Coleman Ann Stunden

India Theme Guides Women’s Council Meeting

The Women’s Council at First Christian Church featured an India focused program led by Mrs. R. Cole with devotional by Mrs. J. Law. Speakers discussed India’s religions and politics, Nehru, and the country’s population, with songs and readings, and set the next meeting for April 2 with Simon Davidian as speaker.

India Women's Council First Christian Church R. Cole J. Law Margaret Shack Joyce Meredith Marguerite Edwards H. K. Shaw Moslem League National Congress Augusta Hardy Miss Edwards Richard Baird Nehru Eikenberry Churches and Christian Colleges G. Ray B. Alexander J. D. Funk E. Stanley Jones Martha Group Alexander G. Mallow Simon Davidian

Local club and church events fill evening calendar

Royal Neighbors meet at K of B Hall for annual inspection. Maranatha hosts first Baptist dinner at Mrs Ella Weed home. Executive Board gathers at Hetty Wells home. Cameo club hosts bridge with prizes to Mrs Carl Swiers and Mrs Margaret Bogart. St Patrick theme decor and salad course featured. Epsilon Sigma Phi rush sends six Rushees honored at Martha Meyer home with cards and dancing. Chapter to meet March 10 at Jerry Hahn’s home.

V Sa Mere Bud Walker Hartigon Attett Royal Neighbors of America B. Hall Order of Eastellar Maranatha First Baptist ‘Ghutgi Ella Weed Wirinna Street At & P. Tt Hetty Wells Longfellow Street Ciup Emil Meschke Harvard Avenue Carl Swiers Margaret Bogart Harbert Miller Ruth Christian Richard Mackey Clu Epsilon Sigma Chay Beta Sigma Phi Martha Meyer Washington Dorothy Kaminski Marge Young Joyce Ellis Rosemary Montagnese Lois Pomeroy Lillian Lauck Jerry Hahn Hast Avenue

Future Plans for Spring Work Discussed by WBA Group

Members of the Women's Benefit Association met in the K of P hall with good attendance last evening. Mrs. Marie MacBeth presided. A communication from state field director Phoebe Jones announced the state convention in June in Cleveland. The next meeting is planned for March 20 at 1:30 PM on the 6th floor Masonic Temple, Laneheon. Public invited. Tickets 60 cents.

Women’s Benefit Association K. of P. Hall Marie MacBeth Phoebe Jones Cleveland Laneheon Mar Lyte Masonic, Temple

Brasee-Jackson Wedding Rites Performed Today

Miss Aliee Rui Jackson daughter of Mrs Boat Jackson of Lorain Ohio and De Jax séph Jackson of London Galletto wed Charlas Reymond Brasee son of Mr and Mrs Raye Wiend Brassey Wellington this afternoon at Evangelical United Brethren Local. The ceremony featured palms baskets and music by Esther Hall and Frances May. The Rev BR Mitchell performed the rites. The bride wore a pastel green habardine suit with white accessories and carried a white leather Bible. Matron of honor Mrs Loretta Cook wore a brown gabardine suit and yellow accessories. Best man was Gerald E Finnegan. Reception at the bride’s aunt Mrs Frank Norcross home. The couple later traveled to Detroit and Canada and will reside in Wellington after return. Mrs Brasee attended schools in Lorain and Canada and works for Marshall Drug. Brasee attended Wellington high school and served 48 months in the U S Army Air Corps and works for J R Dall.

Aliee Rui Jackson Boat Jackson Townavenid Lorait de Jaxséph Jackson London Galletto Charlas Reymond Bersee Raye Wiend Brassey Welling Iton If O'Elosk Evangelical United Brethren Locait Esther Hall Frances May Aatig BR. W. Mitchell Loretta Cook Gerald E. Finnegan Frank Norcross Parkdale Avenue, Lorain Kenneth Gerhart Detroit Canada Wellington Braasee Lorein United Brethren Church Marshall Drug Company Braseee Wellington High School U. S. Army Air Corps J. R. Dall

Elyria for Christ Prayer Group Meets This Evening

The Elyria for Christ Prayer Group meets at 7:30 this evening with Miss Adam Smith at 714 Middle Avenue and Miss Nellie Hamilton of Cleveland in charge. A rummage sale will be held Saturday starting 8 a.m. at K of P Hall 375 Broad by Daughters of Scotia.

Elyria For Christ Prayer Adam Smith Middle Avenue Nellie Hamilton Cleveland Daughters of Scotia

Werend j club Proposes Name Deletion At Final Meeting

Glob Reaut presided as the Werend j club met at Beverly Knetse frame. Donna Sailing Mary Coughlan and Shirley Wile Harta were elected by majority. A St Patrick Bay party was dropped and set for March 16. Special meeting at Laurette Rothgery home planned for March 6 to discuss further party plans and new member initiations.

Werendj Beverly Knetse Donna Sailing Mary Coughlan Shirley Wile Harta St. Patick's Bay Laurette Rothgery

Hostess Hosts Mooseheart Committee Card Meeting

Velma Haws hosted a Mooseheart committee gathering last evening with committee chairman Alice Dillingham presiding. Prizes were awarded to Wilma Olah and Alice Dillingham, with special prizes to Mrs. Olah and Apna Rodachy. A two course luncheon followed the card games. The date and hostess for the next meeting will be announced later.

Mooseheart Committee Velma Orr Alice Dillingham Pihothle Wilma Olah Mrs. Olah Apna Rodachy

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