Bride Margaret Wise to Wed Wolfgang Ligotke on Thanksgiving Day
Miss Margaret Doreen Wise and Wolfgang Ligotke plan a Thanksgiving Day wedding at St. Jude's Church at 10 30 a m in an open ceremony. Wise is daughter of Mr and Mrs John Wysogorski of Fairlawn Avenue. Ligotke son of Mr and Mrs Eric Lisetke of Telegraph Road. A shower at United Polish Hall hosted by her mother and Mrs Ben Taras drew 50 guests from Amherst Lorain Vermilion and Feivers with games prizes for Miss Wood and Mrs Stanley Budny.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Doreen Wise
Wolfgang Ligotke
Urban Reichlin
St. Jude's Church
Miss Wise
John Wysogorski
Tarceila Seboatka
Barbara Butkiewicz
Jean McKenzie
Elyria Woman's Club plans and notes for November meeting
The Elyria Woman's Club Board of Managers met to review citywide Hallowe'en participation and Get out the Vote efforts. Upcoming department programs include talks by Dr Lucille Mercer on Latin American women and a Christmas gift project for a French war orphan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria Woman's Club, Inc
Richard Mackey
Mackey
Cityewide Hallowe'en
Gardiner Whitehead
Robert Gaehr
American Home and Child Welfare Department
Lucille Mercer
Baldwin-Wallace College
Mercer
Mexico
South America
Civic and Political Science Department
Frank Wilcox
Burton Ohlemacher
Country
Woman's Club
Social Progress Department
American Air Lines
Richard C. de Ran
Middle-North District
Hallowe'en
American League
Red Jones
Spring Valley Country Club
T.B. Center
Is your dolly sick A M E Doll Hospital
A M E Doll Hospital offers repair services at Brown Jewelers in North Ridgeville with phone contact 72-771 for doll care and restoration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dolly
Brown Jewelers
North Ridgeville
Lunch Meeting for Elyria Woman's Club Education Dept
Members of the Education and Fine Arts department of the Elyria Woman's Club will meet Thursday at 12 44 pm for a salad luncheon. They are asked to bring contributions for their CH project such as used playing cards jigsaw puzzles picture magazines crochet and embroidery cottons and other sewing material. A program of Mexican travel and music follows the luncheon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria i Woman's Club, Inc
Around The Town Circles Plan Holiday Event and Hayride
The club met at Mrs. Fdna Shroyer’s Oakwood street home with 13 members. Plans for a December 15 tearoom Christmas party include a gift exchange and luncheon. Prizes went to several members. A November 18 meeting with Mrs. Nick Neufer was set, and a November 15 hayride was approved. Additional jewelry project and future meetings were decided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circle Dot Club
Fdna Shroyer
Oakwood Street
Alice Kaylor
Middle Avenue
Elizabeth Wilhelmy
Sarah Randles
Minnie Lewis
Bertha Hummer
Freda Allison
Nick Neufer
Clark ‘Street
Chiquita Club
Ralph Hanson
Abbe Road
Rudy Farkas
Stanley Olmstead
Hanson
Louis Hall
Fourteenth Street
Mrs W E Yost Hosts Lake Ave Congregational Gift Exchange
Mrs W E Yost entertained 11 members of Division C Lake Avenue Congregational church yesterday at her 182 Bath Street home. A 12:30 p.m. tureen dinner and a Christmas gift exchange are planned for the next regular meeting on December 3 at the church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. E. Yost
Lake Avenue Congregational Church
Bath Street
Local births and hospital discharges noted in Elyria area
Multiple Elyria area residents are listed with hospital discharges including Mrs. Russell Duelley and daughter in LaGrange and Mrs. Wesley Fackler and son on Warren Avenue. Newborns include Dianna Lynn to Mr. and Mrs. Jerry McGraw, Katherine Erma to the Dowdells, and daughters born at Elyria Memorial Hospital. Several families announce births as well as military and college affiliations for local youths, with pledges to Theta Chi at Bowling Green and ROTC cadet second lieutenant at Bowling Green.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell Duelley
LaGrange
Wesley Fackler
Warren Avenue
William Baker
Emerson Court
Lewis Easterwood
West River Street
Ernest Phillips
Lorain
Theodore Dowdell
Hilliard Road
William McCartney
North Ridge Road
George Stinchcomb
Columbia Station
James Tran
Grafton
Arthur Aaron
North Pasadena Avenue
Joan Kale
West River Road
Jerry McGraw
Middle Avenue
Dianna Lynn
Elyria Memorial Hospital
U. S. Navy
Don Jenkins
Ted Jenkins
Avon Belden Road
Kenneth Johnson
W. Kenneth Johnson
Center Ridge Road
Theta Chi
Bowling Green State University
Dimitri Demetral
George Demetral
West Avenue
Reserve Officers Training Corps
J. L. Brouse
West Second Street
Sacramento
Calif
Darrel B. Brouse
Lof
Katherine Erma
Louis Hayes
High Street
William Karman
Canada
Hayes
James T. Brydges
Arthur Schlik
Bell Avenue
Donald Kirkbride
Princeton Avenue
Charles Rahn
Bay Village
Robert Takacs
Lafayette Street
John Gede
Amherst
Plan Election at Rainbow for Girls Meeting
The Plan Election Majority Club of the Order of Rainbow for Girls held its monthly meeting at Betty Waldron’s home. Barbara Stone presided and announced officer elections for the next meeting. The group will prepare a Thanksgiving basket for a needy family and seeks volunteers through Margaret Trautman by November 20. New member Joan La Bar was welcomed. The next meeting is December 1 at Barbara Stone’s home 223 Marseille avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Majority Club
Order of Rainbow For Girls
Betty Waldron
Barbara Stone
Margaret Trautman
Joan la Bar
Majority
Marseilles Avenue
EYWL Festival Set for November 25 at YWCA
Ruth Rodgers reported on the Thanksgiving Festival to be held November 25 at the YWCA. Booths include baked goods led by Clemens, Simaskovich, Mollison. white elephant led by Rodgers and Hilonsky. plants and books led by Gray and Neufer. cards led by Linden and Hickling. ticket sales by Brucker and Close.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Women's League
Ruth Rodgers
Y.W.C.A
Joyce Clemens
Eleanor Simaskovich
Marlene Mollison
Barbara Rodgers
Betty Hilonsky
Mary Gray
Mildred Neufer
Dorothy Coroniti
Harriet Wilson
Betty Krupke
Ruth Brucker
Where Do We Go From Here luncheon program announced
The November 12 general club luncheon will feature Dr. Beryl D. Orris presenting Where Do We Go From Here. The American Home and Child Welfare hostess department will support the event and members are urged to return Get out-the-vote cards to Mrs Robert Gachr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tion
New State Federation
Ohio
Beryl D. Orris
American Home and Child Welfare
Robert Gachr
Training Course In PTA Work Starts Tomorrow
Mrs. Anne C. Crampton serves as field consultant for the National Congress of Parents and Teachers and will lead a two day training course at the Cleveland Board of Education auditorium from 9 30 a m to 3 30 p m Thursday and Friday. The sessions, under National Congress direction, invite anyone interested to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parent-Teacher ‘Association
Cleveland Board of Education
Anne C. Crampton
National Congress of Parents and Teachers
PTA
National Church Leader to Speak at World Community Day
ELEN Huntington Smith will headline the World Community Day observance by the Elyria Council of Church Women at First Methodist Church Friday at 1:30 pm. The event supports 1800 councils, promotes worldwide peace through democracy, prayers, UN support, and resource sharing. Programs include Packs for Peace clothing and vitamin donations led by Mrs. Marion Crowder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S|elen Huntington Smith
Ohio Conference of Congregational Christian Churches
Elyria Council of Church Women
First Methodist Church
W. O.mcclellan
United Nations
Marion Crowder
Medical Society Meets Tuesday in Lorain County
The Lorain County Medical Society will hold its regular monthly meeting on Tuesday November 11 at Spring Valley Country Club. A memorial address for Dr. Glen Kingsley will be given by Dr. Walloyd Adair of Lorain. Dinner at 5 30 p.m. and a report from the Medical Foundation committee will be discussed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glen Kingsley
Walloyd Adair
Lorain
Lorain County Medical Society
Spring Valley Country Club
Theodore Berg
Medical Foundation Committee
Emmanuel Lutheran Women Hold Magazine Quiz
Enjoy Magazine Quiz of the Women’s Missionary Society met at the church led by Mrs. Herbert Miller. Mrs. Kenneth Stuckey gave devotions. Mrs. Paul Owers presented The Place of the Bible in Daily Living. President Mrs. George Mynchenberg reported on the Bucyrus convention. Next meeting December 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women’s Missionary Society of
Emmanuel Lutheran Church
Herbert Miller
Kenneth Stuckey
Paul Owers
George Mynchenberg
Bucyrus
Malcom Forbes
John Lang
Christmas Party Planned by Ladies Catholic Benevolent
Plans for a Christmas Party and a one dollar gift exchange were laid out by the Ladies Catholic Benevolent association at St. Mary's Hall last evening. Louise Menner chairs the event set for December 4 with Mary Menner assisting. A juvenile was accepted in other business. The yearly Mass for deceased members is scheduled for November 15 at 8 p.m. at St. Jude's church. The attendance prize went to Mrs. Mary Walton. Ursula Linden said card orders are active and girls may still buy cards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies Catholic Benevolent Association
St. Mary's Hall
Louise Menner
Mary’s Hall
Mary Menner
St. Jude’s Church
New Gold Coast Decree Caps Yearly Savings at 1400
A new Gold Coast decree limits savings accounts to at most 1400 dollars deposited in any single year. The rule applies to all banks operating on the coast and aims to constrain rapid balance growth. The measure follows broader financial controls introduced this quarter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gold Coast
Theatre Guild Plans Series of One Act Plays
The Elyria Theatre Guild, sponsored by St. Peter's Catholic Guild in North Ridgeville, will stage three one act plays November 16 and 17 at St. Peter's parish hall with a 2 p.m. Sunday matinee and 8 p.m. shows Sunday and Monday. Proceeds support the new school. Directors include Ruth Greene and Helen De Fazio, with Charlotte Moore supervising all three. Between acts, musical numbers are planned under Mrs. Bert Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
League
World Fellowship
First Congregational Church
Ruth Brucker
Joan LaBar
W. C.A
Helen Mulholland
Columbus
Mulholland
Lois Smith
Stoney’s
Rainbow Lanes
Catholic Guild of
St. Peter’s Church
North Ridgeville
Elyria Theatre Guild
St Peter's
New School
Catholic Guild
Theatre Guild
Lorain
Western Reserve University
Ruth Greene
Louisa May Alcott
Helen de Fazio
Charlotte Moore
Barbara Finnegan
Bert Smith
Benson Club Names Committees At School Green Room
At a Benson Club board meeting last evening in the St. Mary's school green room Millie Troup with Jennie Fulmer asist ed by them will chair refreshments Mrs Earl Shaffstall membership chair assisted by Gordon Gunderson and Charles Som mers as program chairman. Harlo McNally is editor of the monthly Benson Club News. Father Eppley, advisor, will speak on indulgences at the next social meeting on November 17 in the green room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benson Club
St. Mary's School
Millie Troup
Jennie Fulmer
Earl Shaffstall
Gordon Gunderson
Charles Sommers
Harlo McNally
Father Eppley
More For Peace Movie At Sunday School Hall Event
St Pauls Church presents the film More for Peace in the Sunday School hall Thursday evening. The Women's Guild hosts a Family Night meeting with a semi-annual Thank Offering ingathering during the business session. Guild meeting begins 7 30 PM and film at 8 00 PM. All are invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul's Evangelical and Reformed Church
Women's Guild
Elyria Tonight Social Calendar Highlights
Ruth Guild and various societies meet around Elyria including St. Jude's Altar and Rosary, Golden Glow career dinner with Leona Harmon Ver milion, Edison PTA in Elyria High School, and multiple clubs at 7 to 8 p.m. gatherings. Charity drives list clothing at 679 Weller Rd Cascade Colony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Y-Megs
Y.W.C. A
Marine Corps League
Graystone
Charlotte Eady Guild
Lester Drage
St. Jude's Altar and Rosary Society
Golden Glow
Leona Harmon Vermilion
Edison P.T.A
Elyria High School
Elyria Townsend Club
P. Hall
Pioneer Girls
Washington Avenue
Elyria Memorial Hospital
El-Rey Grotto
Junior Chamber of Commerce
Welcome Wagon
Elyria Woman's Club
St. Clair Rebekah Lodge
C.F
Gates P.T.A
Amvets
Ladies of Eagles
St. Paul’s Church Council
Bathing Your Baby Class to Be Held November 10
Mrs J C Peaberthy announces the final prenatal class in this series will be at 8 p m Monday November 10 in the Chronicle Telegram recreation room. Mrs Ward Young Jr will teach on bathing your baby. Husbands and mothers of class members are invited and refreshments will be served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Peaberthy
Chronicle-Telegram
Women of the Moose Host Thanksgiving Themed Meeting
The hospitality committee of the Women of the Moose met at Joyce Baker’s home with Martha Ford as hostess. Prizes were awarded to Dolly Ponting Lorraine Wonder Pat Cages and Gazela Apai after card games. A salad course was served at a Thanksgiving decorated table.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women of the Moose
Joyce Baker
Martha Ford
Dolly Ponting
Lorraine Wonder
Pat Cages
Gazela Apai
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Louis Heidrich
Mesdames R. J. Williamson
Sidney H. Burrell
Alice Taylor
James V. Ralston
Karl Gerber
John E. Galazin
William Gamble
Peter Kolinski
Robert R. Hogan
Clarence Steller
Defense
DeField
Steller
John Timms
Charlene McGregor
Lloyd Beuthel
Thomas B. Castain
Helen Karas
Marion Glatz
Gayle Hazelton
Virginia Schubert
Helen Simpson
Catherine Wilhelm
Janet Williams
Esta Bates
Norma Sterner
Akron
Middle Ave
Tur Tta
PMC
W. Broad St
Lk Sr
John Rodgers
Margaret Duval
Magyar Street
Wellington
Ecuador
el Oro
Turkeys
Owen
Poultry
Ridgeville
Center Ridge
Helen Huntington Smith
Sul Flowers
Bat
Medical Society
Ursula Linden
More WU
U. S. Technical Cooperation Administration
Point Four
East Pakistan
Karachi
Britain
Lincoln Cathedral
Paul Berta
Cleveland St
Pauline King
Bertha Pinyard
Barbara Abbott
Sue Kubuske
Gerry Shaw
Mary Reinders
Court of Elyria
Catholic Daughters of America
St. Mary's
Clara Mae Conry
Mrs. Conry
Marilyn Kuchenrither
Miriam Hamnon
Mary Sim
Louise Forman
Mae Blitch
Agnes McDonnell
Mary Lydon
W. C. Walters
War Relief
Gertrude O’connor
Mary White
Miriam Homan
T. F. Stringer
Elaine Gill
Genevieve Blair
Arlene Kearns
Lucille Lugas
Catherine Naughton
Marian Plas
Ann Smith
Caroline Urig
Msgr
William Newton
John F. Bille
Ruth Guild
Magyar Evangelical and Reformed Church
Irene Zidow
Cornell Avenue
Weller Rd
Cascade Colony
Women of
The
Television Center
Zenith Philco
Emerson
Televisions
Zenith
Hardware & Music Store
Broad Street
C-T
Denier
Edith Mae
Shoppe Lyria, O
Geous
Botamer Florist
E. Broad
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