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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

May 25, 1944

Page

3

Wedding Bells for Miss Jean Schroeder and Groom

In Elyria a large wedding took place at St John’s Church as Miss Jean Schroeder, sister of the bridegroom, married her partner. The ceremony featured Mendelssohn wedding music, a lace gown with pleated details, and a three-tiered cake. Hostesses wore navy and white, bouquets of garden flowers decorated the reception at Krieg’s. Both families attend Elyria High School grads.

Michael Sankies Miro Hobert- Fee Toeke John‘s Lovato Jean Schroeder Miss Shirley Yoo Mills Betty ~ Hollingsworth Miss Yoo Krieg Frank Yoo Cloyd Schroeder Dural

Wedding of Daunkler Belly Jane an Weéler in Ridgeville

The wedding will take place at Peters church in Ridgeville at 9:80 am with the usual open ceremony. The bride will be escorted by TM and the School will employ Joniec Pump Co. at Plant No. er inne. The bride’s shower featured blue and white decor and gifts for Miss Olly Wensink and Miss Ine McGucken among others.

Daunkler Jane An Weéler Ridgeville SL “Peters Ridges Mille Witbridad Joniec Pump Co Noer Inne Wadi Aeville High School Sprague Mirsea Clare Euphemia Cleveland Street Ubla Owers Olly Wensink Ine McGucken Marcella. Weber Thelma Nichols

Fragmented local column with mixed notices and names

A jumble of names, places, and events from a local page. Mentions of people connected to Warren, Olin, Philadelphia, Elyria, and Glendale, plus military furloughs, a rosary society dessert bridge event, a wedding notice, and scattered community updates. The fragmented OCR yields numerous personal references and partial details.

Local notices and club events roundup in midweek column

A fragmentary community page lists hospital guild and church activities, a Moose Lodge anniversary planning dinner for June 4, and Friendly Eight pedro games hosted by Mrs. William Tong with eleven players. Also notes a rummage sale and a Maytag washer item at 228 Middle by J.E.M.S. May.

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Hospital Discharges Include Several Local Residents

Discharges list includes Margaret Brother ton of 19 Clark Street and Mrs. Stanley Spanski with a baby girl from Grafton. Also discharged are Mrs. Frank Burrows with a baby boy from Providence, and Ride Aslind, James Burt of 2018 Grafton Road.

Margaret Brotherton Clark Street Stanley Spanski

National Industrial Progress Day Dinner by Elyria YWCA Club

National Industrial Progress Day was celebrated by 100 YWCA Industrial Club girls and guests at a dinner. Ed Kuekes, cartoonist from the Cleveland Plain Dealer, provided the program with humorous readings. Mrs Archie Penfound chaired and spoke on Why We Celebrate, outlining objectives for local Industrial Clubs and noting past year achievements. The event honored the Ellettes club as the winning group in a competitive membership drive with plans for a chicken dinner and entertainment from other clubs. Music and skits accompanied the evening as club members and guests gathered under the theme We Produce for Today On the Beam for Tomorrow. }}

Y.ow.c Ed Kuekes Bell Tinger Sohtisa Chub Archie Penfound Y.W.C.A Elyria VW. Woc Deborah Mosfield Helen Sherming Rio Helen Krugman Betty Wells Ryelen ‘Pye ‘Croft V-Ettes Sonrisa Club Ethel Mittler Ann Balant Vivian Resar Rosemary Sievert Opal Myers Rosemare Canrad Doris Schaefer Magnolia Mra Ly Ly Aspelin L. Hennessey Marcella Jones Fred Jones Paul Evger

Louella Miller Weds Kenneth W Geng in Methodist Ceremony

Louella Miller married Kenneth W Geng at Kirst Methodist church parsonage on Test Avenue Saturday May 20 at four o'clock. The bride wore navy blue crepe with white accessories and pearls. groom and families attended including Mrs C N Gregs of Elyria. The couple will reside in North Olmsted after the ceremony. Final meeting of PUA Club held at Mrs Elmer Waldren's La Grange home with prizes awarded to Mrs Kenneth Vaughn and others. fall meeting planned at Mrs Braegger's Denison Place.

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Disorderly fragmentary notes on meetings and attendees

A garbled report lists attendees and speakers for Episcopal Church and Daughters of America events. Names include G. Fy Yeager, Burnett as general chair, Vila Sins sone Malan, Mabel Miller, Dorothy Crawford, Rodney Rockwood, Edna Amspaugh, Shunji Nishi, and Lt. Luk-Wa among others. The text mentions the 87th annual meeting, a tax- or fund-related event, and a social evening to follow.

Cedi Bitakfast Elup Apiatipal Chifell Businase Praatides Toni Funney Episcopal Church ST. Aldrew's Atehle Pelle Ruskel Hargate Bravid W. Mars Hs Christian Social Relisions and Supply Department of the National Woman's Auxiliary Li Luk-Wa Lincoln School Toledo Shunji Nishi Cleveland Daughters of America K of P'Hall Edna —Amspaugh Pisis Bertha Hummer Leotin Schmidt

Rummage Sale at 249 Love Street by Grace Garith

A rummage sale fundraiser hosted by Grace Garith takes place at 249 Love Street starting at 9:00. Proceeds support local community efforts.

Fr ‘i St He Grace Garith

Fragmentary OCR tale with garbled names and places

A damaged text fragment lists unclear names and locations with stray phrases. The readable content is minimal and does not yield a coherent event or outcome.

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