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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1957
Page
19
Winifred L Fay, editor of the News Notes, is listed with the contact phone 4751. The brief notice identifies Fay as the editor and provides a single telephone contact for readers seeking information or submissions.
Mr. and Mrs. R. D. Oldfield announce the engagement of their daughter Sally to Harry E. Goerken of Philadelphia. Sally is a Elyria High School graduate who attended several schools. The couple plans May 11 as the wedding date.
The YWCA will run a nursery service for mothers every Thursday 9:30 to 11:30 a.m. Children aged 2 to 5 receive supervised play while mothers run errands. Fees are 50 cents for one child and $1.16 for two. Nancy Dyck oversees with reservation required by 3 p.m. each Wednesday.
A son was born yesterday at Amherst Hospital to Mr. and Mrs. Harold Gage of Rt. 58 Leavitt Rd. The child weighs seven pounds eleven ounces. Mrs. Gage is formerly Emily Ahlberg of Elyria.
The Der-Ettes met at Connie Balk's home for their regular Ki-Queens meeting with piy mode and prize winners Millie Trupo Elma Gard Irene Trupo and Eleanor Hawley. Alice Weston spoke on Behind the Scenes of Television at the Elyria Woman's Club. Officers will be elected April 24 at the 84th birthday event.
Mr. and Mrs. Laurence Danielson traveled to Wilmington North Carolina for the Azalea Festival after their Saturday ceremony at Lyndhurst Baptist Church in Cleveland. The bride Miss Winifred Rattechalt aauehtan af MMe ae LEVEL Ru, UE, UA TLS, and the groom son of the late Mr. and Mrs. James A. Danielson are connected with local religious and educational circles. The wedding featured Miss Gottschall in a Chantilly lace gown with a pink bouquet. A reception followed at the church. The Edison PTA plans a May card party and a preschool round-up for April 24.
Ely-Annes met at the Ohio Edison Building to view the film Meet Mrs. Swenson about home lighting. Mrs. Briane announced Easter basket plans for two families with a food item deadline of Apr 8 and a dinner for the tax team winner on Apr 22 at Holly Hall.
The St Jude's Parents Club honored the seventh and eighth grade basketball teams and coaches Vieinr Stewart and Albert Charnes with a dinner at St Jude's School. Fr John Carrabine and other clergy attended along with Louis Rotunda as guests. The event featured green and gold decor and the CYO trophy at the speaker's table before after-dinner games.
Thelma Nichols wed Odie Lee Hamrick at LaPorte Methodist Church at nine with Rev. Wallace Aker officiating. The bride wore a navy blue and white dress with red accents and carnations. The couple, residing at 608 Cleveland Street, plan a spring wedding trip. Hamrick works at Ford Motor Company in Cleveland.
Mr and Mrs Alfred Alten heard of a daughter born to their son and daughter in law Mr and Mrs David Alten of 521 N Vine Ave Ontario Calf The baby arrived Monday The Altens are former Elyrians and have two other children Ronnie age 7 and Gary Ray six A son was born to Mr and Mrs Gene Ice of North Ridgeville Tuesday at Bay View Hospital The baby named Douglas Edward weighed seven pounds eight ounces
Elyria Country Club hosts an April Showers themed dinner dance on a Saturday evening. Cocktails run 1 to 8 pm, dinner at 8 pm, followed by dancing from 9 pm to 1 am with Merk Ellis and his orchestra. Reservations are available by calling the club.
Members of St. Clair Rebekah Lodge met to organize an anniversary luncheon at Lake Avenue Congregational Church on April 24 at 1 15 p.m. The event marks the Past Noble Grands thirty fifth birthday with reservations due by April 22. Committee includes Iva Marsh Ada Gould and Hazel Markel.
Churchwomen from the Lo Rain Division of the American Cancer Society spoke on county wide cancer education at Wesley House. Division B of Lake Avenue Congregational Church heard Mrs. John Haldeman discuss The Five Marys of the Bible. Circle 2 at St Pauls Evangelical and Reformed met at Mrs. John Brickner’s home with fourteen members present.
Easter program planned by the Y Decs Club features Mrs. Allan Carter hosting the April 9 meeting with Dorothy Kraft in charge. Mrs. Clyde Haynes performs two songs at 7 30 p m as members prepare for Easter customs in various countries.
Winners in the Jungle Larry ticket selling contest include Greg Knipper first Ward Peters second and Gerald Gallagher third from St. Jude's School. A Fish Fry Friday fundraiser at United Polish Club 1501 Midfield Ave hosts a show Sunday at 3 p.m. Doors open 2 p.m. at Elyna District Catholic High School with ticket chairs Mrs Kaiser and Mrs Pszenitzki leading the event.
At the Navy Mothers meeting in the American Legion Hall led by Commander Mabel Dupler. events include a home gathering at Mrs. G B Faulhaber’s on 130 FE 4th St for a Sunday 6 PM departure to Crile Hospital party. Apr 10 hospital tour and Apr 12 Easter luncheon at Higbee’s Cleveland.
Mr. and Mrs. M. W. Laborie of Huntington, long Lorain County residents, observed their 66th anniversary at home on March 21. They raised five children, 11 grandchildren, and 13 great grandchildren. Laborie, with one hand amputated, crafts in his shop while Mrs. Laborie remains in a wheelchair. They express gratitude for being together in their own home.
The St Marys PTU executive board met to appoint a committee to poll members on regulation school uniforms for grade school girls. Proceeds from a Sunday chicken dinner fund an intercommunication system for St Mary School. A social hygiene meeting in Cleveland featured Dr Ethel J Apenfels on family topics.
The YWCA roast beef dinner planned for Saturday from 5 to 7 p.m. is canceled due to unforeseen conflicts. Executive director Mrs Helen Mulholland said a new date will be announced in the Chronicle Telegram. Ticket holders may refund at the YWCA office or keep tickets for a May meal.
Turkey dinner event at Jones Chapel Church happens Friday March 29 from 4 30 to 7 30 pm. Everyone welcome with a donation of one dollar.
Community groups list meetings and times including Elyria Branch AAUW at Graystone 8 p.m. Loriain County Insurance Women at Spring Valley Country Club Bosses Night Elyria Child Conservation League Mrs Dale Post 623 Hilliard Rd 3 30 p.m. Lorain County African Violet Society Mrs J F Higgue 375 High St Phi Gamma Delta Charlene Cramer 238 Kenyon Ct 8 30 p.m. Elyria Movies and Slide Club Woman's Club 8 p.m. Franklin PTA at the school St Mary's PTA 3 p.m. St Paul's Circle 5 Mrs Harry Gilmore 188 Bell Ave 8 p.m. St Paul's Circle 1 Mrs Martha Wirth 112 Nichols Ct Bethany Missionary Society at the church 7 30 p.m. Fidelity Mission Stxty Geom Mrs Cook Underhill 44 W Second St 3 p.m. Elyria Commodery No 60 Knight Templars Oberlin Masonic Hall 7 30 p.m. Bethel Shrine Grotto Hall 7 36 p.m. Amvet Post 32 Eagles Lodge Eagles Hall 8 Pythian Sisters 10 L O C F Hall 830 pm
Dr Charles Sheriff pastor of St Matthews Mansfield will present a 600 piece cross collection at the YWCA matinee in Holly Hall. The collection spans gold silver glass and stone with items from the second century and a claim that one is from the true cross. He will explain the cross's meaning to Christians after a luncheon. Reservations due by Monday at the YWCA office.
The Open Circle group at Church of the Open Door held a morning session with sewing and quilling. Thirty five members attended and a noon sandwich luncheon was hosted by several members. Miss Roma Bader of New York City was guest speaker in the afternoon.
Beta Sigma Phi Epsilon Sigma Chapter hosted a western style rush Tuesday night for 15 members who welcomed four new pledges Mrs Kenneth Som mers Mrs Elgie Taylor Mrs Joseph Lupico and Mrs Jack Leonard. Prizes were awarded to several members and a buffet supper followed. The event planning committee included Mrs Gordon Higgins Mrs William Heyd Mrs Val Mose Ritoun Neal and Nor Profonta K Faha. A speaker from Berlin College will discuss the next meeting on April 9 at Greystone Hotel and a Sunday program at Second Baptist Church is open to the public. Music by the MEDFORD men’s chorus and the guest soloist Mrs Margaret McGregor with Mrs R J Gordon at the piano.
Elyria Woman's Club Public Affairs Department will present a talk on the Middle East during Tuesday's luncheon at 12:30 p m in Monteith Hall. Chris Williams of Oberlin College will show about 209 slides of Egypt Lebanon Jordan Syria and the Holy Land and share impressions from his recent travels.
Mrs. Paul Carbin to lead the DeMolay Mothers Club for the coming year after a Tuesday night election at Mrs. Morris Barchard’s Overbrook Drive home. Officers include Mrs. Steve Bake as vice president and Mrs. Jack James secretary with Mrs. Robert Lee treasurer. District chairman will be Mrs. William Wash. The group announced an Easter candy sale to benefit the DeMolay organization and tentatively planned a mother-son picnic in June.
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