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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 20, 1947
Page
3
The Woman's Club hosted a 25th anniversary dinner for the Girl Scouts with a long program. Highlights included greetings from officers, remarks by Mrs Stevenson on Red Cross work in WWII, and installation of new officers led by Mrs Lysaght.
Geraldine Gage and Robert Cuson wed Saturday afternoon in a ceremony at Lake Avenue Church with about 50 guests. The bride, daughter of Mrs. Josephine Girdtonnf, wore a gray palevarine dress with pink accessories and corsage, and was supported by her sister as maid of honor. Cuson, son of Mr. and Mrs. Jay Casonett, will reside at 303 Clark Street. he is an Army veteran employed by Praudier Company. The reception followed at the bride’s mother’s home.
Mrs and Mr Millard Tuttle and others visit relatives in Elyria and nearby towns. Mrs Audrey Tanner of Harvard Avenue reports a Riviera call. Miss Mary Foster, government employee in Wallsbaden, Germany, plans to return to Akron area in August. Numerous families and doctors are noted visiting or hosting relatives, with hospital births and social club events listed.
Mr and Mrs Robert T L Grills were honored Saturday at the home of Harry F Haven in Newport Kentucky after their April 19 wedding in Newport. The event featured spring colors, three tiered cake, and gifts from friends as guests wore corsages and boutonnières. Mr. Grills is a Naval Seabee veteran and a Lakeshore area worker, while the bride, Norma E F Heath, is the daughter of Mrs Rose Heath of Lorain.
A Columbus church ceremony united Miss Garrell Cook and Mecton B Lilly with Dr Roy Burkhart officiating. The bride, daughter of Don Cook and Mrs Cook of Grafton, wore powder blue crepe with pearl jewelry. groom is son of Mr and Mrs Leo Lilly of Toledo. A reception followed at the Senerais Hotel. The couple plans a Smoky Mountain honeymoon and will reside in Columbus where Lilly works with Battle Memorial Institute.
Hospital discharge bulletin lists Mrs Jack Jersey at 461 Kamuel atrees and Mrs Epitest Struck at 328 Woodland ave pie, and Mrs William Moore of 245 F st. It also notes Mr Glen Cullins and a baby boy born at 280 Valley View, with others including Charles Hayne at 4137 Foster Helgata boulevard and Thirteenth aired.
Miss Alice Lear and Alexander Moyes were married at the Pilgrim Congregational church in the presence of family and friends. The ceremony featured Attendant Miss Clara McDonald and best man Elizabeth Fulton as Red Cross canteen corps chair was elected for six months. A buffet luncheon followed for about 30 guests before the couple left for a trip and planned to reside on Cleveland Street.
Local notices list meetings and activities for Betty Reynolds, Mrs. Marthe Class, Coulee Styles, and many groups. Catholic Nurses, M what auxiliary, United Presbyterian Mission groups, Fraternal orders, and church circles schedule events from 7 to 8: thirty PM. Rummage sale at 147 Denison Ave. side door and Notawa Club Mother Daughter banquet in Oberlin.
The Elyria Service League elected officers at the final meeting held yesterday at the home of Mrs. Ellsworth Schneider. Mrs. Louis B. Huffman was named president, Mrs. Barton vice president, Mea Frank secretary, and Mrt. Charles Biggs treasurer. Members approved contributions to the Girl Scout County Camp Fund and the YWCA Stay-At-Home Camp. The next meeting is scheduled for September.
Warner's Compound advertises a kidney health product for overworked kidneys. The copy promises energy and relief from urinary concerns, offering 40 tablets for 76 cents and 60 tablets postpaid for one dollar with a booklet titled What Ye Should Know About Tour Kidneya. Warren, Pa. (Adv)
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