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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 27, 1957
Page
5
Miss Janet L. Neuber and Verne E. Potter plan an open church ceremony May 18 at 2 30 p m at the First Assembly of God Abbe Road Abbe and a 6 30 p m reception at the Elyria Woman's Club. Rev Graber will officiate with organist Mrs Graber and maid of honor Vedah Mollohan.
The ceremony at First Congregational Church concluded at 3 30 PM with Rev B Kenneth Anthony officiating. Bride Carolyn Joy Sturtevant and groom T C Bailey, both Elyria High School alumni, will reside at 1103 Middle Ave. after a wedding trip.
Gamma Epsilon Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi held an officer election at a meeting hosted by Miss Charlotte Rust at 12th Street home of Mrs. Charles Welton. Elected were Dayton Smith president Lews Beale vice president Harry Brown recording secretary Charles Welton corresponding secretary Charlotte Rust treasurer Ann Pease and Charles Welton 2% city representatives.
Elyria Council 335 Daughters of America elected Ethel Hambly as recording secretary and Theresa Porter as 18 months trustee at a meeting in the Eagles Hall following Jeanne Linden’s resignation. Ruth Knerien presided. hostesses were Eben Seiker and Porter. Next meeting set for April 3.
Mayor J. Grant Keys addressed the American Legion Auxiliary Post 12 on Women in Community Service noting growing influence of women in public service and citing Madam Chiang as an example of leadership.
Mrs. Robert Taylor hosted the Merry Wives of Forty at Lorain Rd with fund plans, prize winners named. Circle Dot Club held meetings at Ann Meshhke’s Bell Ave home and Easter themed events plus prize rounds. Mayors and club leaders emphasized home leadership and voter registration, with multiple notices of meetings at local homes and schools.
A community column prints Sally Hudnutt’s Chicken Casserole recipe and a Simonsen's Peanut Butter Cream Pie formula. Included are ingredients, steps, and notes on sauces and meringue, with tips on preparation, baking times, and serving.
Mrs. Carl Stogryn and Mr. Jerome E. Logan announce the engagement of their children Joan Stogryn and William Joseph Logan. The couple, both with military and civilian ties, plan a June wedding and will reside in Sandusky after marriage. Joan is a Sandusky High School graduate employed by the Ohio State Employment Service. William is a Birmingham High School graduate with U S Army service.
The East District of the National Needlecraft Guild hosts a competitive exhibit in the O'Neil Sheffield community room from 2 to 8 p.m open to the public. Mrs Jess Messaros is general chairman with judges Mrs Marion Dyer Mrs E C Taylor and Miss Hazel Reisinger. The district spans five states with a large northern Ohio membership and Elyria units. The annual meeting begins at 1 p.m where director Mrs H C Olmstead will conclude her two year term.
Navy Mothers Club meets at American Legion Home Kardy Club hosted by Mrs Helen Filimon 11 Huron St East Elyria Ki Queens Great Books Group at First Congregational Church p.m. Jefferson PTA Board with Mrs D A Hibben 622 Weller Rd St Andrew's Charlotte Eady Guild at 930 Pasadena Ave Catholic Study Club 10 Richard Birmingham 338 Cambridge Ave Magyar Evangelical and Reform ed Women's Guilds Isabella Guild Marshal Chapter 47 R A M Elks Hall 7 30 p.m. Dames of Malta LOOF Hall Election of Officers Daughters of Scotland Argyles Lodge Woman's Club 8 p.m. Past Noble Grands St Clair Rebekah Lodge Gerry Sandrock 852 East Bridge St 7 30 p.m.
Members of the newly organized Spring Valley Country Club Women’s Association voted for an Apr. 27 luncheon and style show at the club house with Halle Bros. Co. fashions and Mrs. Richard Starrett as commentator. Models will be announced later by Mrs. Donald Balsley. Reservations use reply cards or club office.
Pan Vandermark opened the Freshmen Teens meeting at Holly Hall. Alice Moss and Jean Maxwell gave routine reports. Sandy Weiss announced a May 4 event. Candy sale sheets are due tomorrow. Judy Moos led the eighth grade tea discussion. The meeting closed with devotions by Penny Crumb.
Harold Zealley Elyria Memorial Hospital administrator spoke to the American Home and Child Welfare Department of the Elyria Woman's Club at Monteith Hall. He said hospitals serve more people today not due to insurance, noting longer life spans and changing concepts about hospital care as essential public service.
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