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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

May 01, 1954

Page

8

Women of All Faiths Fellowship Breakfast May 7

The Council of Church Women sponsors a May Fellowship Breakfast at Washington Avenue Church of Christ with Mrs. William Stevenson, Oberlin College president's wife, as speaker on their India trip tied to the Point IV program. Breakfast at 9 20 a.m. includes babysitting and slides. New officers will be installed by Mrs. Marion Crowder.

Council of Church Women Washington Avenue Church of Stanley Orr First Congregational Donald Sahr Lake Avenue Congregational Ray Lillich Pilgrim Congregational Fred Smith Church of Christ Sam Kailes the Temple Jonny Caywood Second Baptist Alex Mike Magyar E and R Mary Moore Bethany Baptist Myrtle Styles Zion Kenneth Cook Grafton Methodist C. L. Harris Second Methodist Fred Ulich Marion Crowder

Russell Sherman and Audrey Coon Wedding Solemnized This Morning

Russell Sherman and Audrey Mae Coon were married this morning at St. Mary Church with Rev. Msgr. William A. Newton officiating. The bride wore a satin bouffant gown with Chantilly lace and a silk illusion veil, carrying a white orchid bouquet. The groom’s family and football classmates from John Carroll University attended, with a reception to follow in American Legion Hall.

Russell Sherman Audrey Coon Audrey Mae Coon Russell A. Sherman Sherman John Carroll University American Legion Hall Pat Smith Arthur Farmer Charles Keller Allen Truby Frank Costantino Wishbone Elyria High School Oberlin School of Commerce Alpha Iota Sorority Couch Uthe Company

Barbara Paonessa and Gene Smith Exchange Vows in LaPorte

Barbara Ann Paonessa and Gene Urlin Smith wed at LaPorte Methodist Church with two o’clock ceremony. Bride wore white satin gown with pearls, veil, and orchid bouquet. groom in Navy uniform. About 200 guests attended a reception at North Elyria Grange hall. couple to reside in Alexandria, Virginia.

Barbara Paonessa Gene Smith LaPorte Church LaPorte Methodist Church Barbara Ann Paonessa Rose Paonessa Parkview Street Gene Urlin Smith Wallace Aker Mr. Smith Urlin J. Smith Miller Court Judy Paonessa Sarah Birch Judy Brubaker Orchid Theodore Zack Jim Smith North Elyria Grange Hall

Glenna Hormell and Nicholas Bennett wed in Penfield

The Rev. William Judy presided at 3 pm in Penfield, unannounced destination honeymoon for Glenna Sue Hormell and Nicholas Bennett. The bride, daughter of Frances Lindsay, wore a beige suit with a rhinestone necklace from the groom. groom is son of Jennie Berdovich. Attendants were Ronald Hormell and partner. Reception at Jack Hill home. They will reside at 179 Herrick Ave. E Wellington. Hormell graduated Morgantown High School 1950 and works at IGA Wellington. Bennett, from Fairmont High School, served in United States and Okinawa, now a clerk at American Brake Shoe.

William Judy Penfield United Church Glenna Sue Hormell Nicholas Bennett Frances Lindsay Union Street Wellington Jennie Berdovich Fairmont W. Va Ronald Hormell Morgantown Ronald Harmell Jack Hill Penfield Bennett Herrick Ave. E Bade Fairmount United States Okinawa American Brake Shoe Company

Primary voting ride and sitter ad in Elyria

Community notice urges Democrats and Republicans to vote in the primary offering free ride to polls and babysitting services in Elyria via the Citizenship Council UAW CIO.

Elyria Citizenship Council Uaw-Cio

Prom Night Dreams at Catholic High and EHS

Teens anticipate their senior and junior prom nights with gowns, corsages, and the rite of passage. Girls debate dress details while families weigh budget and travel plans as boys prepare to meet dates and escort them to a memorable evening.

Mom

Marvels of Plastic Material Highlighted by County Auxiliary

Frank Carvell of B F Goodrich explained vinyl resins and their uses to the Lorain County Auxiliary of the Ohio Society of Professional Engineers at Spring Valley Country Club. He showcased sun resistant garden hose and wipe clean upholstery materials. Twenty one members and guests from Elyria Lorain Avon Lake Sheffield Lake and Amherst attended. The next meeting is set for Thursday June 24 at the Avon Lake home of president Mrs Walter Fleming. Wives of engineers may call Mrs John E Gilkey for transport or details.

Frank Carvell B. F. Goodrich Co Lorain County Ohio Society of Professional Engineers Spring Valley Country Club Elyria Lorain Avon Lake Sheffield Lake Amherst Walter Fleming John E. Gilkey Eastern Heights Blvd

Civic group urges women to vote in primaries

Elyria Citizenship Council UAW CIO asks women to vote in the primaries and offers free rides to polls or babysitting services by calling 2789.

Elyria Citizenship Council Uaw-Cio

Jean Elgin and Daniel Montville to Wed in July

Avon Lake engagement notice for Jean Marie Elgin and Daniel Montville. The couple plans a July 3 morning wedding at St. Joseph Church Avon Lake. Elgin is a Jane Adams Vocational School graduate employed by Endeco Sportswear. Montville is an East Tech graduate, Marine Corps veteran, now with Hoppinger Printing.

Avon Lake Walter Weber Fairfield Dr Jean Marie Elgin Daniel Montville Frances Montville Cleveland St. Joseph Church Miss Elgin Jane Adams Vocational School Endeco Sportswear Montville East Tech Marine Corps Hoppinger Printing Company

Small Fry Melanie Rudolph Honored in Local Family Notice

Melanie Ann Rudolph, two and a half, daughter of Mr. Wade A. Rudolph and Mrs. Ruth Townsend Rudolph of Mineral City OH, is featured with maternal grandmother Mrs. H. D. Townsend in a local family notice at 217 East Eighth Street.

Melanie Ann Rudolph Wade A. Rudolph Ruth Townsend Mineral City Ohio H. D. Townsend East Eighth St

May Breakfast Speaker To Give Account Of Work In Slum Area

First Church Women plan the annual May Breakfast for May 5 at 9 a m in the Gates room of First Congregational Church. East Harlem project speaker Mrs Norman Eddy will discuss a Group Ministry model addressing urban poverty. Tickets on sale after services. reservations close Monday. Baby sitter service noted.

First Church Gates First Congregational Church Norman Eddy East Harlem New York Ted Prindle

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