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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Mar 30, 1950

Page

4

Engagement Of Mary L Tomski And Roy D Jensen

Announcement reports the engagement of Miss Mary L. Tomski of LaGrange road to Roy D. Jensen son of Mrs. J. D. Ryan of 415 West Second Street and the late Rev. Roy C. Jensen. Miss Tomski a Elyria High School graduate of 1848 works for Worthington Ball Company. Jensen attended Elyria schools and served thirty months in Berlin Germany as a machinist for the Worthington Ball Company. No wedding date is set.

Mary L. Tomski Roy D. Jensen John Tomski LaGrange Road Miss Tomski J. D. Ryan West Second Street Roy C. Jensen Elyria High School Worthington Ball Company Jensen Elyria Berlin Germany Wortington Ball Company

Passover Easter Luncheon Ends Elyria Church Women Meeting

The Elyria Council of Church Women closed its Lenten series with a Passover Easter observance at Lake Avenue Congregational Church. A sandwich luncheon preceded a discussion of Easter symbols and a reading from Family Portrait. The group then visited the Jewish temple for a Seder display and Rabbi Miller explained Passover customs. The president announced a new ecumenical Christian women register chair and a film showing by the YWCA.

Elyria Council of Church Women Lake Avenue Congregational Church G. Russel Hargate Fred Lohnes Jesus Carl Miller Rabbi Miller Temple Herries Israel Egypt Jerusalem E. C. Hart Peter M. Smith Ecumenical Register of Christian Women Dispatch A. E. Penfound Y.W.C.A Oberlin High Holy Cross School 15Th St West Ave

Personal notes and events from Elyria residents

Local notices summarize Dartmouth students Jon and Scribner Fauver visiting home, Mary Lee Fauver’s return from Natick Massachusetts, Theatre outings by Tsarones and Hy man family members, births at Elyria Memorial Hospital, a flood of family travel updates, and a Catholic Study Club No 10 officer election. Also included are a library story hour, a music program, and a weekly fish fry hosted by the United Polish club.

Jon and Scribner Fauver Dartmouth College Hanover N. H Mary Lee Fauver Walnut Hills School Natick Mass King E. Fauver Washington Avenue Gus Tsarones Joan Tsarones Tafty Valyssis June Pushbach Bowling Green Fort Myers Fla Ernest Jackson West Avenue Elyria Memorial Hospital William Timms Overbrook Road John Jablonski Homer Street Norman Wolf Middle Avenue Nancy Olds Cleveland Street Ely School KR. W. McWilliams Harrison Street Florida Darlene Gall Benjamin Underwood West River Street Longfellow Room Elyria Library Tyll Eulenspiegel Richard Strauss Dorothy Barnes

Five Circles Meet at Magyar Evangelical Church

The Magyar Evangelical and Reformed church groups held a quarterly meeting last evening with Lenten devotionals for the women. Reports were read by circle leaders including Mrs. Beregszaszi and Mrs. Szabo. Circle No. 4 donated 100 dollars to the kitchen fund and another 100 dollars was voted for Elmhurst College Magyar students. The group planned Orphans Day on May 14, a mother daughter supper, and hosting the Lorain Regional Women’s Guild meeting on May 11. Delegates named were Mrs. Bara, Mrs. Gorbics, and Mrs. Palagyi. A committee will provide Easter cookies to the County Home’s Magyar members. A report covered a displaced family the circles sponsor. A new automatic water decorator was authorized for the church. Paul Olah visited and spoke. The meeting ended with a social hour. next quarterly meeting is in June.

Magyar Evangelical and Reformed Church Joseph Beregszaszi James Szabo Joseph Bara Bara Beregszaski Michael Salata George Gorbics John Palagyi Joseph Varga Szabo Salata Beregszaszi Paul Olah Circle No. 4

Rush Party Highlights Gamma Epsilon Sorority Spring Event

Beta Sigma Phi Gamma Epsilon held a spring rush party at Sue Simon’s 546 Furnace Street with pledges Betty Kreeger Violet Bozievich Ruth Kelly Janet Sarrer Betty Bishop and Lois Nies. Prizes awarded for Crazy bridge to Kathryn Pronesti Violet Bozievich Janet Sharrer and Betty Bishop. An Easter themed dessert luncheon featured a table center basket with eggs chickens and rabbits and yellow tapers.

Gamma Epsilon Chapter Beta Sigma Phi Sorority Sue Simon Furnace Street Betty Kreeger Violet Bozievich Ruth Kelly Janet Sarrer Betty Bishop Lois Niesen Kathryn Pronesti Janet Sharrer Beverly Denman Peg Willard Elvera Thomas Joyce Orndorf Ann Donahue

Fortnight calendar items from Fort Paul’s Circle and local groups

Church circle hosts Mrs George Vogley as hostess Theta Eta Beta Sigma Phi pledges at Mrs Robert Bearer's home Hamilton school hosts hobby show Cub pack 144 meets Aller School at 730 p.m. Franklin PTA meets at 8 p.m. Speaker Harry Chang Oberlin Study Club No 6 meets at Mrs Don Higgins home N C C W convention plans in Cleveland October gift to Dr Lehane for Catholic high school next Study Club meeting at Mrs John Wirsham East Broad April 11 Troop 6 Junior Catholic Daughters meet at Jean Tillack home rosary making planned next meeting at Mrs Foss Columbus Street guest speaker

Bt. Paul's George Vogley Theta Eta Beta Sigma Phi Sorority Robert Bearer Hamilton School Aller School Franklin P.T.A Harry Chang Oberlin Study Club Study Club No St. Anthony Don Higgitts Howe Street Rupert Wise Higgins Cleveland Joseph Lehane John Wirsham East Broad Street Catholic Daughters of America Jean Tillack Beech Street Foss Columbus Street Miss Foreman

Hospital Discharges List of Names and Addresses

Hospital discharges include Mrs. Theodore Dow dell with baby boy at 125 Lake Avenue and Mrs. Robert Linden with baby boy near R. D. 1. Other listed discharges include Mrs. Albert Bartorella baby boy at Berlin Heights, Arthur Schaber 35 Lake Avenue, Mrs. Harry Ford 139 Fairawn Avenue, Stanley Am idrezejczyk 314 Thirteenth Street, Robert Rainey Oberlin, Mrs. Edward Delk 346 Ninth Street, Mrs. Winthrop Atkins 211 East River Street, Mrs. Richard Jacobs 553 West Third Street, Kathy Prentice 274 Valley View, Mrs. Robert Solomon 148 Oak Street.

Theodore Dowdell Lake Avenue Robert Linden R. D Albert Bartorella Berlin Heights Arthur Schaber Harry Ford Fairawn Avenue Stanley Amidrezejczyk Thirteenth Street Robert Rainey Oberlin Edward Delk Ninth Street Winthrop Atkins East River Street Richard Jacobs West Third Street Kathy Prentice Valley View Robert Solomon Oak Street

Local Licenses List With Names and Addresses

Licenses issued to Robert L. Lesher of 114 Mendel Court a laborer truck driver and Donna Poole of 605 Middle Avenue. Also listed are Thomas D. Warrenfeltz of Oberlin a tavern keeper and Geraldine Gor ham of 204 Fullerton Road Elyria New Haster Hats Cooks Millinery at 118 W Ave.

Robert L. Lesher Mendelcourt Donna Poole Middle Avenue Thomas D. Warrenfeltz Oberlin Geraldine Gorham Fullerton Road Elyria New Haster W. Ave

Gates PTA April meeting votes for conference and officers

Gates Parents Teachers Association met in the auditorium for an April session held early due to Easter. Officers were approved for next year and Lt Earl Boggs urged traffic safety, sharing two films and praising the patrol system. A rummage sale is set for April 22 and a campus dinner for teachers is scheduled.

Gates Parent-Teacher Association Gladys Deckerhoff Thomas Brown William Bierkower Fern Gates Charles Boyd Thomas Flynn Camden Rigg John Attkisson Brown Earl Boggs Police Department Irma Gayeska Katherine Palmer Harold Mischka Richard Owen Ina Strait Thomas Hastings Walter Gerke

Suburban Calendar of Local Scout and Club Events Tonight

Suburban area listings show Girl Scout troops meeting at Coe Memorial 3 40 pm and 7 18 pm for troops 388 and others at Coe School. Boy Scout 64 gathers at Coe Memorial 7 30 pm, Lent service and religious film planned, Kiwanis and Grange events noted across towns with speakers and activities.

N. Olmsted Coe Memorial Clague Road Church Coe School Coe Memorial Bldg East Oberlin Virginia Hurst Board of Trustees of Church M. L. Hurst Grapton—Kiwanis Club Wellington South Lorain County Herrick Auditorium Lila Black Ridgeville—Grange Grange Hall Grafton Grafton School Kipton—Camden Grandad Camden School V.F.W Springvale Barton Road Kipton Camden Homemakers’ Extension Club Hugh Whitney Ridgeville NO. Olmsted St. John’s Ladies Aid Atty Staub

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