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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

May 19, 1950

Page

7

Anniversary fete and circle meetings honor staff and members

Celebrate Anniversary Sonmea club members observed their 12th year with a 6 o'clock Wish bone dinner for 15. Miss Charlotte Trewin leaves June 15 for France as a camp counselor. After dinner the Playmakers performed Dark Victory. Circle No. 1 met at the church with devotions and reviews. Past Chiefs and Circle No. 3 reported on activities and plans. Last Meeting Year Ninety-Five club discussed August picnic and a fifty fifth anniversary. Hospital discharges list residents and visitors.

Sonmea Club Wishbone Charlotte Trewin France Y. W Church St. Paul's Harvey Welyton Messenger E. O. Pallas Japan Women’s Guild J. L. Beltz Walter Saunders Galsworthy Painter Whistler Allan Fritzsche

New Beta Sigma Phi Officers Lead City Council Meeting

Beta Sigma Phi City Council installs Marilyn Lyndes as president and Arlene Minch as vice president with Le lore Hottenrott as recording secretary and Martha Wales as corresponding secretary. Committees include service leaders June Pusbach and Helen Naughton and publicity chairs Martha Wales and Mrs James Riggs. A Red Cross donation is approved and a July 17 chapter picnic planned in Eidwoods. The group also schedules a September 9 paper sale.

Beta Sigma Phi City Council Leora Hottenrott Marilyn Lyndes Arlene Minch Lelore Hottenrott Martha Wales Peg Willard June Pusbach Helen Naughton James Riggs Doris Nichols

Licenses Granted to Local Residents Listed

Licenses issued to Frank Sams Amherst auto mechanic and Ramona Campbell Amherst R D. George Tankersley Jr Lorain Bessemer department and Mildred Neumann Lorain. Peter Craig Oberlin student and Lois Actor Oberlin. Meilech Sipowicz Lorain salesman and Genia Yeduabinski Lorain. Robert Henry Smith Lorain production clerk and Mayvelie Thomas Lorain.

Frank Sams Amherst Ramona Campbell R. D George Tankersley Lorain Bessemer Department Mildred Neumann Peter Craig Oberlin Lois Actor Meilech Sipowicz Genia Yeduabinski Lor Lain Robert Henry Smith Mayvelie Thomas

Belden Graduates Wed In Ceremony At Valley City

Agnes Wirkner daughter of John and Mrs Wirkner Route 2 Grafton wed Robert Zaremba son of Albert Zaremba Route 1 Litchfield in a Valley City ceremony at St. Martin’s church. Rev Fr John Schaefer performed at 10 am last Saturday with organist Ela Armbruster and soprano DLana Wuenech. Bridesmaids wore aqua marquisette and orchid pink gowns. reception for 150 followed at York Town Hall. Both graduates of Belden High School, the bride works for Glidden Co Cleveland and groom for Grafton Lumber and Coal Co.

Valley City St. Martin's Church Agnes Wirkner John Wirkner Route 2 Grafton Robert Zaremba Albert Zaremba Litchfield John Schaefer Ela Armbruster Dlana Wuenech Ava Maria Lucille Vasel Miss Wirkner Miss. Sakach Gerald Severns Joseph Wirkner Lawrence Schaefer Bunker Hill Inn York Town Hall Zaremba Belden High School Glidden Co. of Cleveland Grafton Lumber and Coal Co

Commuter Traffic Share in Class 1 Railroads

Commuter traffic represents 43 percent of all passengers carried, 9.1 percent of total passenger miles of service, and 5 percent of total passenger revenues of class 1 railroads.

Couple Wed In Lorain On Western Honeymoon

AVON-Leo Stockard of here wed Eleanor Kish of Lorain in Holy Trinity church Lorain last Saturday at 1 am Rev Fr Andrew Laheta officiated. The gown was candle light satin with nylon net yoke and a lace veil. Honeymoon planned for Arizona after a 250 guest reception at Italian Mutual hall. Both attended Lorain and Avon schools.

AVON Leo Stockard Here Eleanor Kish Mike Kish W. List Lorain Holy Trinity Church Andrew Laheta Jane Gardner Laura Stockard Dorothy Shuti Mary Ramirz James Stockard Ronald Kish Herbert Stockard

Ruth Schulz Weds Cleveland Man In Parma Church

Ruth Schulz daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles Schulz of Penfield wed Edwin Brown of Cleveland in a Parma Christian Evangelical church ceremony attended by about 200 guests. The bride wore slipper satin and a lace halo veil with two white orchids, maid of honor Mildred Schulz and bridesmaids Dorothy Zarnas and Kathleen Grubb wore satin gowns. After a reception the couple departed for Washington DC. they plan a week at White Sulphur Springs Virginia before residing with Schulz family.

Penfield Christian Evangelical Parma Ruth Schulz Charles Schulz Here Edwin , Brown Cleveland Kenneth Kellogg Schulz White Sulphur Springs Dave Chevalier Peterborough Canada Mildred Dorothy Zarnas Kathleen Grubb Frank McCowan Donald Schmitz Edward Latrang Washington, D. C Lorain McCowan Brookside School

Eugene McCowan Weds Lorain Girl

Katherine Naidenoff of Lorain became the bride of Eugene McCowan of Avon Lake in a 9 am ceremony at St. Vitus church Lorain last Saturday. Rev Fr Joseph Mattin officiated with Henry McCowan as soloist. Join Naidenoff, her brother, gave her away. she wore white bridal satin.

Avon Lake Katherine Naidenoff Vasil Naidenoff 34Th Street Lorain Eugene McCowan St. Vitus Church A. McCowan Colorado Avenue Henry McCowan Joseph Mattin Naidenoff Bertha Col

Local events tonight and weekend across Olmsted Avon and Ridgeville

Tonight in Olmsted Jolly Juniors meet at Clague Road Church 7 30. Olmsted V F W dance at Springvale 9. Sat Steeple Club Barton Road Church 5. Avon Junior Women bake sale Town Hall 10 to 2 chaired by Mrs Ridenour. Sunday Belden School Baccalaureate, Ridgeville High 8 pm Speaker Rev Mr Chapman. Monday Olmsted Kiwanis Coe Memorial at 6 30. Preschool parents Olmsted High Cafeteria 8. V F W post hall 8. Girl Scouts Troop 297 Coe Memorial 3 40. Copenhagen ships 2 000 000 pounds Finnish pork to Britain.

Olmsted—Jolly Clague Road Ml NO. Olmsted Springvale Olmsted Barton Road AVON NO. Olmsted Girl Scouts Coe

Baby Vincent Memorial Event and Church News

About 30 friends attended a party in the Methodist church parlors honoring Mrs Thurman Knight and her baby son Thomas Eugene. Guests played games, received prizes, andcenters featured narcissus, blue grape hyacinths, candles, and strawberry shortcake. Hostesses were Mrs J J Cook, Mrs William Heck, and Mrs William Boyd. The Progressive class elected officers at a Sunday school meeting and reported on the April 25 supper. The Rupples Klub will meet at the church parlors Sunday evening June 11.

J. J. Cook William Heck William Boyd Church News Methodist Church Sunday School John Cook May Mahan Adolph Sprinkle Jess Mahan Rupples Klub

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