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The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

May 16, 1955

Page

3

Wedding of Sarah Birch and Theodore Zack at First Congregational

About 200 guests attended the Zack Birch wedding reception in Holly Hall after the couple married at 4 pm in the First Congregational Church. The bride, Sarah Birch, daughter of Mr and Mrs Robert H Birch, wore a princess style nylon tulle gown with Chantilly lace, and carried white orchids with a Stephanotis. The groom, Theodore Zack, son of Mr and Mrs Theodore V Zack, attended by James Zack as best man. The couple will reside at 215 Howe St and will vacation in Virginia Beach after their wedding trip.

Zack-Birch Holly Hall Sarah Jane Birch Robert H. Birch Harvard Ave Theodore Carl Zack Theodore V. Zack Charles C First Congregational Church Donald Gibbons Susan Griffiths John Whitney Richard Kapis B. Kenneth Anthony Johann Pachelbe W. A. Mozart Garth Edmundson Mendelssohn Thomas Curtis Ann Whitney Zack Virginia Beach Miss Birch Bide Flyrna High

Newlyweds To Reside In Michigan

Mr and Mrs C V Atkinson announce the marriage of their daughter Marilyn to William H Shaw of Elyria. The ceremony was in Lawrenceburg Indiana with Rev Robert D Flecher officiating. The couple will reside in Wyandotte Michigan where Shaw works for the board of education. Both attended Kent State University with Shaw in Alpha Tau Omega.

C. V. Atkinson East North Ave East Palestine Marilyn William H. Shaw Elyria Shaw Edna B. Shaw East Ninth St Russell W. Shaw Los Angeles Calif Lawrenceburg Ind Robert D. Flecher Wyandotte

Donna Lois Miller and Eugene Smith to Wed May 30

Donna Lois Miller daughter of Calvin Miller and Eugene J. Smith son of Carl Smith will marry May 30 at 10 am in Immaculate Conception Church Grafton. Rev George Wanning will officiate. Miss Carol Smith maid of honor. bridesmaids Mrs Carl Rink and Elien Smith. Bernard Miller best man. ushers Greg Miller Jay Miller and Ted Schaefer. Miss Miller works at Ridge Tool Co. Smith stationed at Fort Hood Texas with First Tank Battalion First Armored Division. Both graduates of St Mary High School Lorain members of Elyria Senior C. Adults attend.

Calvin Miller Indian Hollow Rd Grafton Donna Lois Pfc Eugene J. Smith Carl Smith Centennial Ave Avon Immaculate Conception Church George Wanning Carol Smith Carl Rink Elien Smith Bernard Miler Greg Miller Jay Miller Ted Schaefer Miss Miller Ridge Tool Company Pic. Smith Fort Hood Tex First Armored St Mary High School Lorain Elyria Senior C

Engaged Couples: Sifling and Novotny Plan Wed

Mr and Mrs Joseph Novotny of Avon Point Avenue Avon Lake announce the engagement of their son Pvt Ronald Novotny now stationed with the U S Army at Ft Knox Kentucky to Miss Jean Marie Sifling daughter of Dr and Mrs HOA Sifling of Lorain The couple plan a future wedding Miss Sifling a St Mary High School graduate was a varsity cheerleader and works as a bookkeeper Pvt Novotny played football at St Mary High School serving as captain in 1953 and attends St Joseph Church Avon Lake

Joseph Novotny Avon Pt. Ave Avon Lake Pvt Ronald Novotny United States Army Ft. Knox Jean Marie Sifling Hoa. Sifling Lorain Sifling St. Mary High School

Miss Harriet Fobes Elected VP of Future Teachers of America

Miss Harriet Fobes a Baldwin Wallace sophomore has been chosen as vice president of the Horace Mann Chapter of Future Teachers of America for next year. She works on the Exponent and Grindstone college papers and has held Phi Mu sorority offices. Additional attendees at a recent North eastern Boosters meeting and honors convocation at Marygrove Detroit College are noted along with a New York apple recipe column.

Harriet Fobes Baldwin-Wallace College Horace Mann Future Teachers of America Miss Fobes the Exponent Grindstone Phi Musoronty R. A. Fobes Ninth St New York Akron Tender Draine Wayne Camp

Wellington Labor Supply Survey Starts By Chamber

The Wellington Chamber of Commerce has begun a survey to determine the number of available workers in the area. Blanks were mailed to residents who may be interested in aiding light manufacturing plants considering relocation or new branches.

Wellington Wellington Chamber of Commerce

Church Group Elects Officers At May Dinner

Forty members of the Cora May Walton Club of the First Congregational Church held their May dinner party in the Wick Room. Miss Eleanor Rosekelly led arrangements. Mrs. Virgil DeFields presided. The group elected Virgil DeFields president, Zella Beavis vice president, Lucille Leach secretary, and Joan LaBar treasurer. The next meeting will be a September picnic.

Eldon McEndree Jane Grose Paul Witkinson Herrick Memorial Library Youngstown Franklyn Wright Charles Freeman Toledo Freeman Riest Lee Freeman Floyd Shepherd New York City England France Italy Swiverland Joe Anney Allen Hospital Oberim Mirs Roy McCormick Greencastle Ind San Arthur Carkeek Carkeek Rainbow Curls Hernek Auditorium Roy Dague Courtland St Courtland St Amenean Legion Auxiliary Tomeht Howard Kime Abhie K. Hand King’s Daughters Herrick Ave Althea Tess Dorothy Weidnck Hamlin Woman's Relief Corps Cora May Walton First Congregational Church Wick B. Ellsworth Young Methodist Hore Elyria Eleanor Rosekelly Barbara’ Plocher Clare ‘Robinson Marion Kemble Ethel Wise Robert Mathieson Russell Johnson Walter von Brock Virgil DeFields Zella Beavis Lucille Leach Joan LaBar Rosekelly

Pirro and the Phonograph and Alive From the Deep at Elyna Library

Two films titled Pirro And the Phonograph and Alive From The Deep are set to screen tomorrow afternoon at 3 15 in the Longfellow room of Elyna Library.

Pirro

Local clubs and meetings list for week May events

Community notices list Wednesday and Thursday gatherings across local groups. Lillywood Rebekah lodge Fireside Club officers election at First Congregational church. Women's Fellowship all day with Mrs Bennett. Kent Street Birthday Club at 2 pm with Mrs Hopkins. Eagles Auxiliary at Herrick Auditorium Thursday 3 pm. Herrick Unit Thursday evening with Mrs Townsend. SeyMore Club all day with Mrs Watte. Parents Music Club 3 pm Thursday in school auditorium with special music. Grange meeting Thursday evening May 25 at Hernck Auditorium.

Lillywood Rebekah Lodge Fireside First Congregational Church Women's Fellowship William Bennett Kent Street Birthday Club Winifred Hopkins Taylor St. Eagles Herrick Auditorium Herrick Karl Town Send SeyMore Club Charles Watte Parents Music Club Grange Hernck

League Mothers Elect Officers For '55 Session

The Little League South mothers met at Lappin Field Rt 113 and elected officers for the 1955 session. Officers chosen: president Mrs Ray Stanek, vice president Mrs George Ross, secretary Mrs William Barnes, treasurer Mrs Walter Miller. Committee heads include concession stand midders Mrs Joseph Rodgers and Mrs S E Monk, publicity head Mrs Gilbert Crozier, team mothers Mrs Gene Andrews and Mrs Fred Morton, and others from Likly Rockett Dugan Doughnuts Polish Club Elyria Hardware. Plans were set to form committees at the next meeting with date to be announced.

Little League South Lappin Field Rt. 113 Ray Stanek George Ross William Barnes Walter Miller Joseph Rodgers S. E. Monk Gilbert Crozier Gene Andrews Fred Morton Likly Rockett Howard Banks Bert Orvis Dugan Doughnuts Dorothy Wetzel Ralph Jones Polish Club Joseph Provomik Steve Gerush Elyria Hardware Donald Holzhiuer Robert Rice William Gebhardt Harold Dickens Iin

Women Match Accessories To Car In Fashion Trend

NEW YORK — Gone are the days when a woman only coordinated clothes. The latest fashion wrinkle is matching handbags, gloves, handkerchiefs, scarves, belts, and umbrellas to pastel shades of the family auto. Even ball paint pens and sunglasses come in colors to match two tone car colors.

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Paul Williams Satterfield Wedding In Lorain

A quiet ceremony at the bride’s home united Mary Lou Satterfield and Paul J. Williams. Rev. C. Burt officiated at 1 p.m. The couple plans to reside at 544 Irving Park Sheffield after a wedding trip to the East Coast and Tennessee. The bride, a Clearview High School graduate, works at Bear Furniture. the groom worked at B F Goodrich in Avon Lake.

Mary Lou Satterfield Ewel Satterfield North Ridge Rd Lorain Paul J. Williams Joseph Williams Jackson Tenn Burt Penfield Baptist Church Miss Satterfield Ruth Satterfield Inn Paul Chernock Tennessee Irving Park Sheffield Clearview High School Bear Furniture Company Sheffield Shopping Center B. F. Goodrich Chemical Plant Avon Lake

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