Hans Holmen and Elizabeth Hess United In Spring Wedding
Hans Holmen and Elizabeth Margaret Hess wed in a spring ceremony at Holly Hall read by Rev. Robert H. Taylor. Hess, daughter of Walter and Mrs. Hess, wore Chantilly lace, and the couple’s reception followed for 250 guests. The bride, a Flora Stone Mather College graduate, and the groom, an accountant with Harris Precticis in Cleveland, plan to live in Elyria.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hans Holmen
Elizabeth M. Hess
Elizabeth Margaret Hess
Holly Hall
Robert H. Taylor
Howland Community Church
Warren
Miss Hess
Walter P. Bess
Columbia Avenue
Mr. Holmen
Jens Holmen
Brookings, South Dakota
Grace Guild Holds Easter Readings And Plans April Meeting
Grace Guild of Grace Lutheran Church met in the parish hall with twenty five members and three guests. Devotions were led by Mrs. John Charlesworth. A special April program was announced and members were urged to bring a dollar and their story. New members Mrs. Vetter and Mrs. Heinrich joined the guild, readings Legend of Easter and Lesson of Fate were presented, and a sandwich course was served by hostesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Heinrich
Elmer Vetter
Joan Kuss
Grace Guild
Grace Lutheran Church
John Charlesworth
Carl Wooden
Laurel Hines
Ways and Means
Doris Schaffer
Elwood Schaffer
Edwin Zak
W. W. Walker
Mesdames Myron Lpoy
Ralph Lappien
Carlton Stetson
Robert Fosselius
H. E. Baker
George Miraben
Wooden
Vetter
Heinrich
Guild
K. R. Johnson
Merle Kemery
Paul Livelsberger
Fred Noerenberg
Catherine McKee
Churchwomen Lenten Meeting Presents Mrs Roy Welker
Elyria Council of Church Women continues its Lenten discussions with speaker Mrs Roy Welker of Oberlin, a Congregational Christian Service Committee member active with Italian refugee children. The event at Pilgrim Congregational Church starts with a 12:30 lunch hosted by church women, following a 11:30 world affairs group gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Welker
Oberlin
Congregational Christian Service Committee
Elyria Council of Church Women
Pigrim Congregational Church
Council
Miss Leuzzi Honored At Bridal Shower In April Plans
Miss Carmella Leuzzi was honored at a miscellaneous shower last evening hosted by her sisters Nancy and Elizabeth Leuzzi and cousin Santa Pao ness a. Prizes went to Jane Pondy Barb De azio Evelyn Barnard Mrs. Jean Jackson Judy Wiele and Adele Nagy with a special prize to Mrs. Rose West. A buffet luncheon featured yellow and mint green decorations. Russ Leuzzi received many lovely quits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carmella Leuzzi
Nancy
Elizabeth Leuzzi
Santa Paonessa
Miss Leuzzi
Frank Puchatsic
St Mary Church
Jane Pondy
Barb de ¥Azio
Evelyn Barnard
Jean Jackson
Judy Wiele
Adele Nagy
Rose West
Russ Leuzzi
Three Films Set For Tomorrow Showings At Library
Tomorrow at 3 15 pm the Elyria Public Library Longilox Room will screen three movies Let Us All Sing Together Let Us Go To The Circus and Salmon. The events invite community viewing in a quiet venue.
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Elyria Public Library
Reliable Recipe for Solving Ads
A compact classified item notes an ad offering sale or rental options with a contact phone number 451. The terse entry signals a general ad scheme rather than a full listing, focusing on the action to sell or rent and the means to reach a respondent.
Leila Weichel and Dayton Smith Wed in Angola
Leila A. Weichel daughter of Leland A. Weichel and the late Mrs. Carol Weichel married Dayton W. Smith son of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur C. Smith last Friday afternoon in the Congregational Chapel-in-the-Garden Angola Indiana. The Rev Kenneth G. Horbuckle officiated at two o clock. The bride wore a blue knit dress with navy accessories a pink hat and a corsage of rosebuds. The couple were unattended. After a brief tour of Michigan they returned to the Roosevelt Avenue address to reside. A reception is planned. The bride a Elyria High School graduate class of 1951 trained at Oberlin School of Commerce and works as secretary at American Brake Shoe Company. The groom a Baldwin-Wallace College student attended after serving two years in the Army including time in Austria.
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Afiss
Leila A. Weichel
Leland A. Weichel
Crosse Ave
Amherst
Carol Weichel
Michigan
Roosevelt Avenue
Elyria High School
Oberlin School of Commerce
American Brake Shoe Company
Baldwin-Wallace College
Sudro-Curtis Funeral Home
Elyria High
Army
Austria
Alice Group Meets at Home of Mrs Previere for Meal and Program
Thirteen members of the Alice Group of Washington Avenue Church of Christ met last week at the home of Mrs Frank Previere, 2915 Grafton Rd. A dessert course was served before the program. Mrs Edwin Krugman presided and read a thought for the day. Mrs William McDivitt led devotions on In the Lord Your Labor is Not In Vain and reviewed an article from World Call about Mayo Clinic work. The program chairman Mrs Thomas Higham continued the study on This is the Work of the Church. The group adjourned to April 1 when they will be entertained by Mrs L P Kaiser on Eastern Heights Blvd.
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Alice
Washington Avenue Church of Christ
Frank Previere
Grafton Rd
Ralph Halil
Charles Hall
Edwin Krugman
William McDivitt
World Call
Mayo Clinic
Thomas Higham
L. P. Kaiser
Eastern Heights Bhd
Evening Church Ceremony Unites Wilma Brown and Chester Brooker
An evening wedding at Washington Avenue Church of Christ united Wilma G Brown and Chester L Brooker in marriage. Officiant Rev Henry K Shaw at seven thirty. Bride daughter of Mrs E A Black Uniontown Pa and Earl Brown. groom son of Chester A Brooker Elyria. Cased in white blooms, bride in blue ballerina dress with veil and lace mitts. Reception for 100 then trip to Michigan. Postnuptial address Elyria.
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Washington Avenue
Church of Christ United
Wilma G. Brown
Chester L. Brooker
Henry K. Shaw
E. A. Black
Uniontown
Earl Brown
Eee
Chester A. Brooker
Elyria
William E. Brown
Audrey M. Brown
George B. Engle Jr
John F. Brooker
William Smith
Girl Scout iROOP No 6 7 Adds Two Members at McKinley
The troop meets at McKinley School and now has 21 members including Ruth Saur and Susan Gasbare. They work on sewing hems gathers and plain seams, design lessons, and a completed good health project. Winners in the chart contest include Sandra Schmittgen Susan McDonald Mary Ann Griffith Molly Washka Carol DeMarco Patricia Taylor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Saur
Susan Gasbare
McKinley School
Sandra Schmittgen
Susan McDonald
Mary Ann _ Griffith
Molly Washka
Carol DeMarco
Patricia Taylor
Bauer Dairy
Joan Zak
Marian Baldwin
Community Club Socials Highlight March Gatherings
Around The Town notes social events in Pasadena area clubs. Pottawattomie members met at Sue Metera’s home with Lent guided activities and prize awards to Millie Karby Natalie Cavaccci and Grace Marshe. Ann DeLuciano won the special prize. Hidden birthdays honored with gifts for Ann Detillio and Mrs Karby. Upcoming meeting set for April 7 at Marion Kremser’s Brandston Ave home. Gaiety Club at Doris Schaefer’s Kenyon Ct featured high scores by Mrs Schroeder Mrs Gorski and Mrs Cinco with gifts for Mrs Schroeder’s birthday. Dancesso to host April 6. Ocean Club held a March 24 business session at Jaycee Hall after a pause. new members urged to attend. Easter dance planned April 17 at YWCA and another Jaycee Hall social on March 27. Three Deks Club honored Mrs Wayne Lauffler with a pink and blue shower at Mrs Walter Thome Emerson Ct. 300 game prizes to Mrs Olver Chiederick Mrs Robert Hentges and Mrs Mary Solet. April meeting with Mrs Charles Hentges at her Lake Ave home.
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Jesu DeSantis
Eleanor Gerhardt
Marion Kremser
Millie Karby
Natalie Cavaccci
Grace Marshe
Ann DeLuciano
Ann Detillio
Mrs. Karby
Brandston Ave
Gaiety Club
Doris Schaefer
Kenyon Ct
William Schroeder
Harry Gorski
Rudy Cinco
Ocean Club
Jaycee Hall
Y.iw.c.a
Wayne Lauffler
Walter Thome
Emerson Ct
Olver Chiederick
Robert Hentges
Mary Solet
Charles Hentges
Lake Ave
Royal Neighbors of America Hold 59th Year Meeting
A Friday evening gathering of the Royal Neighbors of America at the YWCA featured routine business, a sick report, and a vote to send six delegates to the state camp convention in Columbus on April 7. March 21 marks 59 years in the adult division and 36 in the juvenile department. birthdays for Josephine Lantz and Lou Bauer were noted, cards were exchanged, and prizes awarded for high scores. The next meeting is scheduled for April 2.
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Royal Neighbors of
League of Women Voters Sets Two Agenda Items for Ohio
Elyria and statewide Leagues vote to study the State Board of Education and county government reform as top agenda items for 1954 3 the May State Convention will finalize the annual program. Also proposed are platform changes for constitutional revision and funding for mental health initiatives.
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Board of Education
Ohio
League of Women Voters
Elyria
League
State Board of Education
Onio i
A. A. Treuhart
League of Women Voters of
iOhio League
General Assembly
Y Teen Topics Plan Upcoming Freshman Activities
Future Freshman Y Teens events include a March 29 play open to eighth graders titled The Three Times, an April 3 Easter project making favors for the Methodist theme, and a penny supper set for April 19 at six o clock. A recent Edison School meeting led by Judy Hawkins featured devotions by Beth Struck, a treasury report of 110.36, and plans to send a Juliette Low fund contribution.
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Judy Hawkins
Beth Struck
Julie Johnson
Shirley Csincsak
Help Wanted Ads in Chronicle Telegram Phone 4751
Rummage sale notice urges readers to place Help Wanted ads in the Chronicle Telegram. Mentions contact number 4751 and a miscellaneous rummage sale on Saturday morning March 27 at 139 Harvard Ave.
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Chronicle-Telegram
Harvard Ave
Close To Home Dancing Class Misadventure
A narrator recounts attending a large dancing class with his wife Mrs. F for their daughter. He endures stares from about 50 to 10,000 girls, tries to blend in on a plush Davenport, and gets teased by the teacher. He flees the hall as mother watchers keep watch.
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Giris
Merrilee
Plan A Reception For Senior Girls
Baldwin Wallace College Women’s Club hosts a reception for senior girls at the school recreation hall on Thursday April 1 at 7 p.m. Mr and Mrs Kress Ludlow will screen colored slides of Switzerland and Italy. Reservations should be sent to Mrs Catherine Burnham 409 Crescent Dr Berea Ohio.
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Baldwin-Wallace College
Baldwin-Wallace Women's Club
Switzerland
Italy
Kress Ludlow
Catherine Burnham
Crescent Dr
Berea
Mothers Auxiliary elects officers at East Little League meet
The Mothers Auxiliary of Little League East met at U M L C A with 19 mothers. Mrs. Peachard Welch was elected president, Mrs. Robert Fosselius vice president, Mrs. James Hulett secretary, and Mrs. R M Puder treasurer. Card party committee chair is Mrs. Jack Whidden with Welch, Ray Benz, and C C Nixon assisting. Next meeting is April 21 at the VFW Hall on East Bridge Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mothers Auxiliary
Little League East
U ¥.Mlc.a
Henry Watt
Peachard Welch
Robert Fosselius
James Hulett
R. M. Puder
James Walter
Jack Whidden
Mesdames Welch
Ray Benz
C. C. Nixon
Moose Women meet for routine session and prizes awarded
The College of Regents Committee of Women of the Moose met last week at Christine Buswell home on Irondale Ct Cards and a social hour followed the business. Prizes were awarded to Virginia Town land Ina Blaine special prize won by Helen Altfeld. Refreshments served.
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College of Regents Committee of Women of the Moose
Christine Buswell
Irondale Ct
Virginia Townland
Ina Blaine
Helen Altfeld
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Robert L Taylor
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Creago
Harris Precticis Company
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Yee
Lorain County
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Bank and Trust
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Spa
Peran Che
Rivoli
James Stewart
June Allyson
Glenn Miller Story
Capitol
G. Robinson
Glass
Joel McCrea
Border Elver
Leila Weichel
Dayton Smith
Stephen Kochis
Jackson St
John Riddel
Fifth St
Edward
Machovina
Roosevelt Ave
Wilhelmina
Grafton
Carl
Woodman
Princeton Ave
John Fidler
West River St
Robert Vanek
Stanford Ave
Cleva Bursley
Second St
Ben Kenrely
Butternut Ridge
Bert Mormis
Polk
Clarence Cammar
Eibe St
Frank Provenza
Irondale St
Louis Abahazi
LaGrange
Clarence Fielder
Woodland Ave
Merton Bartter
North Olmsted
Joyce Gudenmeister
East Ave
John Davies
Wellington
Walter Mathis
Chestnut St. George Brotherton
Paul Knapp
Spruce St
Thomas Maurath
Lod St
Anna Nedrow
Furnace St
Nellie Donovan
Garvin Ave
Charles Hanson
Poplar St
Harold Rogers
Robert Strat
Antonio Gallardo
Ellie St
Jinmie Markel
RDI
Kensil Evans
Richard Lawrence
West Goswold Rd
Thelma Finlay
Wilma Brown
Chester Brooker
Chamber of Commerce
Lake Avenue
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Western Coating Company
Brooker
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U. S. Navy
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Girl Scouts
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Girl ‘Scout Circle
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Sunshine
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Carolyn
Girl Scout Circle
Brownies
St. Jude ‘School
Judy Bulger
Patty Mass
Ruby Melton
Margarita Mihalis
Mary Ann Lauer
Hill Top House
St. Mary Church
McDonough
Regina Downs
Brownie
Sue Metera
Pasadena Ave
Dancesso
Richard Dupler
Eleventh St
Edison School
Juliette Low
Lenora Hawkins
Janet Hodge
Judy Yearley
Valene Seweska
Kathy Gall
Linda Reith
Carol Neighbour
Janet Krugman
Sharon Jaffe
Friendship Circle
Agnes Hartman
State Medical Board
East Avenue
Asge Thaarup
Ivestibus
Mrs. F
League Mothers Elect
Women of
The
Ladies Aux
Eagles
America
Massagic
Wise Shoe Store
Cleveland St
Junior
Wayne C. Wise
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