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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 05, 1947
Page
4
Miss Loretta Boddy, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Boddy, is engaged to George Sederis, son of Mr. and Mrs. Sederis. The couple, both Elyria High School graduates, plan a late fall wedding.
The page reports the engagement of Ellen Hullburt to James Hisalbut, listing families Clyde Muir and HOM Attbat of Over erin road, with date noted as upcoming wedding. Includes community notices, college alumnae events, a death tribute, and a family dinner party in Lorain area with multiple local attendees.
Janis F Noveske becomes bride of Charles T Wingard in a ceremony attended by family and friends. The couple exchanged vows at a local church with a reception following. Attendees included relatives and notable figures. a breakfast was served after the ceremony.
A social engagement notice details Lorna Dewhurst and H E Woodruff becoming engaged. It includes names of families, addresses, school and future plans, with references to Elysta high school, Navy service, and a forthcoming wedding date amid community events and fundraising efforts. The piece blends personal milestones with local social notes and meeting arrangements.
The Elyria Magyar Evangelical group led by Rev Louis Novak attended a Young Peoples conference at Passport Ohio and plans next year’s event in Columbus. Local names Ruth Kershaw Betty Hongesbaigh Lilliaty Twitchell Vern Andrets George Pirive and others are noted with births marriages and travels including a Kentucky Derby trip and a May 4 birth at Memorial Hospital with families Meaghan Lanaghan and Edward Palle among the observers.
A wedding at First Methodist Church united June Ann Hoy and Michael Radosevich. The ceremony featured Betty Lou Heerr singing and readings, with attendants including Miss Marjorie Way as maid of honor and Miss Kay Krubieke among bridesmaids. A reception followed at the church, with guests and families celebrating the nuptials.
Announcement details the betrothal of Betty Koehn and Robert Pummell of Columbus. Both families note schooling and careers. Koehn a 2004 graduate now at American Radiator and Standard Safety. Pummell a Leh School graduate and former U S Marine Corps master technical sergeant, now employed there.
Ronald OQ Dunn endorses a year vote favoring Balteipar Pol and Addy, signaling support for the named beneficiaries in the upcoming decision. The brief notice highlights Dunn’s expectations and the potential impact on local governance.
Shirley Ann King daughter of Mr and Mrs Thomas King was engaged to Cyrus Dawson son of Mr and Mrs Dawson of LaGrange The announcement was made at a party hosted by Mrs George Jenkins at 310 7th Street Lorain The couple both hold local schooling with King a Lorain High graduate and nursing degree and Dawson a Das Grange High School graduate and Navy veteran The event featured floral decorations and an informal reception
Nineteen members of Elyria chapter joined the Ohio Friendship conference of the Women of the Moose at the Hollesden Hotel in Cleveland. The Academy of Friendship degree was conferred on 300 coworkers including Elyria honorees Miss Hazel Tibson and others while Life memberships were presented by the Elyria chapter. A banquet featured decorative favors and speakers, with remarks from Mrs Laughlin and other officials.
Miss Lois Ellen Walkden married S Sat Roy Fratz in a Florida ceremony at Moeriasa Field West Dahir Megoh. The bride wore a white gown with gathered sleeves and a lavender orchid corsage. Guests included Mrs James Eshhe matron of honor and Lake Worth residents. reception followed at the South Jepan Clubs Lake Worth. The couple plan a short Florida honeymoon and will reside at 24 North Mostreet Lake Worth.
Helen Varner daughter of Mr and Mrs Varner and William B Hines exchanged marriage vows at 6 20 p m Saturday in the First Baptist church parsonage. The Rev J Irving Reese performed the ceremony. The bride wore light gray gabardine with a fitted jacket and peplum. Her bouquet was white roses and carnations. Patricia Smith the brides attendant wore pink wool crepe and carried pink ivies and white carnations. Albert Kohut was best man. Reception followed for 28 guests in C A parlors with a three tiered wedding cake. After a short wedding trip the couple will live at 145 Harrison. Mrs Hines is a Flyma High School graduate and employed by the Lorain Journal. Mr Hines attended Elyria schools and is employed as a salesman. A Mother s Day program was planned for next Sunday by the Senior Methodist Youth Fellowship council.
Names listed include Gordon Harsh Jr 30 Lakewood an accountant and LaVonne Preclaing p22 Murray Ridge road Edward Schneider 22 Lorwin machine helper and Rita O Con MOF 19 Lorain Archie Hunter 28 432 West lath street and Fannie Jones 36 Janie Judeeex, with multiple addresses.
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