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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Nov 21, 1951

Page

13

Engagement Of Hilma Bennett To Arthur Farmer Announced

R and Mrs R N Bennett of 1396 East avenue announce the engagement of their daughter Hilma Joyce Bennett to Arthur H Farmer, son of M L Farmer of 616 Furnace street. No wedding date has been set. Miss Bennett, a 1948 Oberlin School of Commerce graduate, is active inEta Zeta of Alpha Iota and First Christian church and works in the Couch-Athe office. Mr Farmer, a 1946 Floydia high school graduate, served 19 months in the U S Marine Corps and now works for Fruehauf Trailers in Avon Lake.

Hilma Joyce Bennett Arthur H. Farmer R. N. Bennett East Avenue Hilma Joyce M. L. Farmer Furnace Street Ooop Miss Bennnett He High School Oberlin School of Commerce Eta Zeta Chapter Alpha Iota First Christian Church Icouch-Athe Company Farmer Flyria High School U. S. Marsine Corps Fruehauf Traiter Company Avon Lake

Film Show and Service Notes Lead WSCS Meeting

The First Methodist Women’s Society of Christian Service held a meeting themed Problems South of the Border with a film Out of the Dust on Latin America and songs by soloist Mrs. Donald Kuk. Officers and progress reports were given, with gifts to armed services and worship service duties assigned. The next WSCS gathering is a family tureen dinner on December 18 hosted by circles 2 and 3.

First Methodist Women's Society of Christian Service Latin America Donald Kuk Manuel H. Ponce George Bizart Herman Portman Cora Phelps Burton Ohlemacher Elizabeth Cowrse Fritz Rudin W.S.C.5

Merry Chums Club Gifts Prizes At Readings And Plans

Around The Town notes describe Merry Chums hosting Mary Shook and prize winners Helen Peabody I lene Polasek Clara Salet Loretta Daly Pauline Horvath and Betty Smith plus Mana Barnes J Flossie Hackenburg and others. Meetings set for November 29 at Paulie Horvath home and December 12 at June Bell on Oxford Avenue for the annual Christmas party.

Merry Chums Mary Shook Bunca Helen Peabody Ilene Polasek Clara Salet Loretta Daly Pauline Horvath Paulie Horvath Eleanor Oo Olive Street Betty Smith Mana Barnes J. Flossie Hackenburg June Bell Oxford Avenue

Literary Club Meets at Unger Home on Denison

Mrs Unger hosts the 04 Literary Club with Effie Pease as co hostess Ardella Ernshaw leads prayer The group votes to donate to CARE for KOREA fund Louise Adams Faulkner receives a gift in honor of her marriage Denise Monroe reviews Candlemas Bay by Ruth Moore The next meeting is a Christmas party December 1 at Clara Rawson's home on Sixth Street.

Katherine Unger Denison Avenue Effie Pease Chapain Ardella Ernshaw Care For Korea Fund Louise Adams Faulkner Dnris Monroe Candlemas Bay Ruth Moore Ellis Maine Clara Rawson Sixth Street Saint Catholic Study Club No. 3 Frank Brennan Matthew Fortman Joseph Benczek Loretta Brennan R. E. Ursem St. Jude Thaddeus Christ Judas the Betrayer Ursem Theodore Rafferty Garvin Avenue Ladies’ Auxiliary V.F.W East Bridge Street Margaret Sheath Frances Lang Magdeline Sartor Sandusky Loval Red Cross Jiona Hanson Ohio Fayed Ethel Petruzzi Margaret Turner Margaret Sperry

Students Act Play Fog on the Valley at BGSU Campus Gate

Larry Selka son of Mr and Mrs Anthony Selka of 280 Sprice reet 18 appears in the student directed one act play Fog on the Valley to be presented November 27 in the Campus Gate theatre at Bowling Green State University. Many local families visit and celebrate Thanksgiving at relatives homes as holiday notices and school events fill the page.

Larry Selka Anthony P. Selka Sprice Reet Campus Gate Bowling Green State University J. Sickler Scott Craig Mansfield She Klers Lorene, Breddon and Shirley Second Street Philip Gray Industrial Women’s Missouri Valley College Miss Varga BR. Joseph Schork Holy Cross College Worcester Mass R. J. Schork Washington Avenue Baltimore Kent State University D. I. Hoch Bellevue Ish F. A. Eaton Garford Avenue Floyd Weigel Cleveland Edwards Davidson Milwaukee Wis Edward Masterer Mitchell Knittle East River Street Chadrman Pittsburg Baron K. Anthony Robert Mays West Thirteenth Street Elyria Memorial

Hospital Discharges and Baby Arrivals Across Listings

A condensed list records hospital discharges and newborns for multiple families. Names include Mrs Max Fisher with baby girl in Elberta Beach and Mrs Pablo Morales with baby girl in New York City, among others in Glen Rosenthal New London and nearby addresses. The notices mention Mrs Russell Rowley baby boy, Mrs Intellis Kilgore baby boy, and additional discharge records for Mrs Robert Youngman, John Peter Marilyn Roeder Gregory Coles Mrs Martin Fape and J Upp across several streets and towns.

Max Fisher Elberta Beach Pablo Morales New York City Russell Rowley R. D Intellis Kilgore Foster Avenue Glen Rosenthal Louisiana Avenue Robert Youngman John Peter South Abbe Road Marilyn Roeder New London Gregory Coles North Olive Street Everett Union Washington Boulevard Martin Fape North Ridgeville J. Upp Fourth Street

Obscure Licenses and Community Event Notices

A garbled public notices list includes licensees George Dovala and Lois Waters of Lorain, plus Gloyd Grimes of Orlando West Virginia and Louise Mewman of Vincent. It mentions a Tokyo firm introducing silk ropes for whalers, Oberlin College drama, and a Lorain High School benefit scholarship at LaGrange High School. Events include a Friday November 23 program, Lorain PTA sponsored test for adults, and a public invitation.

George Dovala Lorain U. S. Army Lois Waters Gloyd Grimes Orlando W. Va Louise Mewman Frankfort Street Vincent Tokyo Japan Meharley Oberlin College ‘Dramatic Assar LaGrange High School Lorain Co. Pala Latrange Pta

Trip and Club Meeting At First Congregational

The Women's Club met at the First Congregational Church with Miss Aurilla Lyon presiding. Barbara Plocher spoke about her Syracuse University industrial design trip with 16 classmates visiting European cities and art sites.

First Congregational Church Aurilla Lyon Barbara Plocher Elyria High School Department of Industrial Design Syracuse Lniversity London Amsterdam the Hague Frankfort Basle Zurich Lncerne Berne

Wakeman Has Operation and Guild Meeting Report

Mrs Norman Snyder underwent an appendectomy Tuesday morning in Wakeman. Guild Packs Baskets Talent Guild met with Mrs Elbridge Radcliffe Wednesday night, 35 members present. Theme centered on Thankfulness. Routine business followed.

Wakeman Norman Snyder Guild Baskets Elbridge Radcliffe

Local Club Calendar And Country Fair Report

Lorain County Industrial Nurses District No 4 meets with Paul Rezin speaking. St. Clair Rebekah lodge and Ladies Auxiliary to Eagles hold events. Kiettes Club Ruth Amato, Friendly Dozen with Mrs Kadas, Canasta-Ettes with Mrs Lee Alsop, Townsend Club, Elyria Gold Star Mothers, and Pioneer Girls Explorers meet at listed addresses. Country Fair by Employ ed Young Women's League at the YWCA attracts about 125. co-chairs Tessie Diederick and Kathy Karas. booths led by Pandora Pat Hogan and others. special prizes awarded to numerous residents. next Tuesday a program on Irving Berlin’s music to be led by Mrs H G Freehill with Shirley Pallas as chairman.

Ifor Tonigh Lorain County Industrial Nurses District Paul Rezin St. Clair Rebekah Lodge Eagles Kiettes Ruth Amato Hamer Street Friendly Dozen Kadas West River Street Canasta-Ettes Lee Alsop Townsend Club Elyria Gold Star iMothers Pioneery Girls Explorers Group Washington Avenue Young Women's League Y.W.C.A Tessie Diederick Kathy Karas Pandora Pat Hogan Emma Schultz Ruth Brucker Louise Bauer Beverly Abramoska Stella Copas Happy Harvest Violet Burr Betty Krupko Helen H. G. Freehill Irving Berlin Shirley Pallas Alberta Adams Ina Mae Ardell Edna Bates Neva Brown Vivian Bruce Mary Shephard Marge Strohm Wilda Warren

Wakeman Area Social and Club Notes Include Elections

Julia Wheeler led devotionals and a Psalm reading with the group as Mrs. Siebert reviewed So Much We Live For. Thanksgiving baskets sponsored for seniors and needy, and a Christmas toy drive planned for December 12 at Mrs. Holmes home. Officers elected include president Curtis Todd and vice president Eva Love. Also reports of Study Club, book clubs, and P T A meeting set for December 3 with entertainment planned by the band and two exchange students.

Norwalk Curtis Todd Eva Love Naomi Henes Eileen Brucker Radcliffe Naomi Heens Ella Mae Green St. Mary's Study Club Irene Matus Camden Delores Wolfe Mary Arnold Wobsster Ethel Hardy Book Club Anna Cooley Kathleen Hurst Will Roegers Rose Parsons Molly Gerber Fred Brumb

Mr Traegger Speaker at Elyria Republican Women’s Club

Richard A. Traegger spoke at the Elyria Republican Women’s Club on Freedom in This Country. He recounted his Germany to America journey, Nazi and Communist cautions, and the danger to democracy. A nominating committee was named for next year, and plans for a Christmas party and social committee were announced. A note on a local serviceman’s move to Camp Gordon closed the item.

Richard A. Traegger Elyria Republican Women's Club Woman’s Club Traegger Cleveland Italy Germany Hitler Heidelberg Ruth Fox Kenneth Lord O. L. Schaeffer A. B. Sherman Richard Baird Woman's Club Herbert Carlson Lee Lyman Clyde Bennett Laura Dellefield Josephine Fay J. B. Thomas Ed Yun Bill Sampson Air Base Georgia William J. Yun Lqd Camp Gordon Wakeman

Oberlin theology choir to present concert and hymn sing

At 8 30 p m the graduating theology choir of Oberlin will present a concert and hymn sing with no charge. Rev. Paul Deppen of Kipton Community church and Rev. James Heininger of Clarksfield Methodist church will represent their congregations. Everyone urged to attend.

Theology Choir Oberlin Paul Deppen Kipton Community

Doan's Pills Promote Kidney Comfort and Relief

Nagging backache and fatigue may signal slow kidney function. Doctors emphasize kidney health, noting obesity and strain can reduce function. Minor bladder irritation from cold or diet can disrupt sleep and urination. Doan's Pills, a mild diuretic, have reportedly helped millions for over 60 years by flushing wastes from kidney tubes and filters, providing relief.

Dean Doan

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