Lois Meyer Sets Wedding Attendants for May 19
Lois Meyer daughter of Mr and Mrs Leo R Meyer 234 Washington Ave names attendants for her wedding to Andrew B Hinshaw son of Mr and Mrs Joseph Hinshaw Bloomfield Hills Michigan to be held Saturday May 2.
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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 11, 1951
Page
6
Lois Meyer daughter of Mr and Mrs Leo R Meyer 234 Washington Ave names attendants for her wedding to Andrew B Hinshaw son of Mr and Mrs Joseph Hinshaw Bloomfield Hills Michigan to be held Saturday May 2.
The garden club hosts a well attended flower show with awards for seaweed work and a busy schedule ahead. Members plan a May farm party on LaGrange road and a July program visiting Elyria gardens while collaborating with Girls Scouts on tree education along Gulf road.
The St Francis Mavier Russians Circle No 25 held an anniversary dinner at Karpers on Chamberlain Road chaired by Helen Jenne. Clara McAllister won a special prize. Carrie Kuchenrither and other members celebrated birthdays. A brief business session followed.
About 71 registered for Lorain County Regional Women's Guild ninth annual gathering at Hun Serian Reformed church Lorain. Attendees from Amherst Lorain Elyria Valley City heard morning speaker Mrs W B Cundiff on Pilgrims on Life's Highway and afternoon address by Mrs R A Mensendick Looking Ahead. A round table on Wintering of Bees followed and plans set for June 24 Wellington Fair grounds field day.
The Lorain Deanery Council of the National Council of Catholic Women will host its Spring luncheon and installation at 1 pm on Wednesday March 16 at the Elyria Country Club. The Rev Msgr Charles M McBride director of the Society for the Propagation of the Faith will be principal speaker on the topic The place of Missions in the International picture. The event will install Mrs Paul L Pilato as Lorain Deanery president with Rt Rev Msgr Frederick B Mohan and others in attendance.
Bolash Cafe announces a Saturday chicken paprikash special as part of a menu update. The note also mentions a new supply of official price stabilization forms with columns for categories net cost per unit offering price percentage markup and supporting inventory. Phone 44-654.
Community notice for a fish fry event at United Polish Club located near 145 Oberlin Rd. Event serves meals starting at a morning time with proceeds supporting club activities.
Freshman Jorce Saari of Ohio Wesleyan University has joined Alpha Gamma Delta while majoring in journalism. The notice also mentions the Shaftstall family visiting for a cousin’s funeral, Josephine Worcester returning home for the summer, the birth of a daughter to Bern and family, and the Wolf family welcoming a baby boy at Memorial Hospital in Cleveland born May 6.
Sonrixa Club advertises a rummage sale at the YWCA Barn to benefit Safe Frigid Storage for furs and winter garments. 100 percent insured with repairing and restyling available. contact Molly Renner Fur Shop at 100 Second St via phone 3220.
The YWCA announces a six day Summer Stay-at-Home Camp from June 25 to July 3, 9 30 a m to 1 pm daily for ages 10 to 12. Activities include singing games crafts and nature studies with swimming dropped due to pool repairs. Committee members include Mrs. Woodin president Helen Sherman and Mrs A E L Penfoné.
Court Street bake sale Saturday morning sponsored by EL Y Annes. Proceeds support community activities. Local volunteers organize the event with proceeds benefiting neighborhood projects.
Tonight calendar lists St Francis Mavier Mission Circle No 24 with Mrs Gor ney at 386 North Olive. First Methodist Friendship Fidelity class hosts Mr Juanita Palm at 120 Pasadena. St Francis Xavier Mission Circle No 18 with Mrs O Connor at 229 East Thirteenth. Elyria Camera Club gathers. Eastern Star No 165 hosts mother-daughter dinner at 6 30 in Masonic Temple. Northwest Encampment meets at LOOF. Congregational Mission Study Club in evening. Arenue club and Protected Home Circle Elyria Council No 630 meet at K of P.
The Loran County WCTU held its mid year meeting at the First Methodist church with eight unions represented. Mrs. Howard Gould chaired, Susie Robinson led the recitations, and Mrs. John Tompkins from Cleveland spoke on visual education and temperance jingles for children. Activities included prayers, business actions to fund patrons and literature, and a pledge to support a Youth Temperance Council encampment near Delaware in June. An upcoming visit by Mrs. John Forrester Paton of Scotland and the Lorain County convention scheduled for Brownhelm on September 28 were announced.
A readerable listing shows licenses issued for individuals including John Evansco Forse a carpenter and Helen Coteff in Lorain. Other names tied to addresses in Lorain and Grafton appear with various items such as a bus dog and a rummage sale listing. The sale by Wo men’s and child’s clothing runs Saturday at 124 636 Bell Ave Cascade Colony.
The 23rd wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Dennis C Bozman Wes was marked by a family dinner at their home 222 Glenwood Street. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Robert Bozmean Mr. and Mrs. Howard Barton Mr. and Mrs Ralph Ledyard and others. The table featured a silver vase bouquet and seating for 15. Gits and cards were exchanged and Canasta provided entertainment with prizes awarded.
Officers were elected at a recent meeting to serve until the January 1953 annual gathering. The slate includes Mrs. NL AL Fitch as president and Mrs. Keith Scoville as treasurer, with D. Overcash as vice president and Harry Hyman as secretary. A new board of directors will serve until January 1953, joining nominating and membership committee members. The group also tentatively adopted a constitution and code of operation, aligning with the Elyria unit's move to the association form after years of study.
Ninety Five Club members were entertained by Airs. Richard Timms at her Ohio street home yesterday. Airs. Almondson of Idaho attended as guest. Airs. Walter Saunders led a discussion on gardens based on David Fairchild’s The World is My Garden, noting the Bellingrath Gardens in Alabama.
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