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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Nov 22, 1950

Page

8

Brydon-Sefert Engagement Revealed With Corsages

Corsages given to Jills club members announced Miss Jane Collins Brydon engagement to Pvt. James Robert Sefert. Brydon, Elyria graduate and Bowling Green student, is daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James C. Brydon of 1381 East Avenue. Sefert, of Louisville Ohio, is with the U S Army Air Force in San Antonio Texas and also attended Bowling Green.

Jills Club Jane Collins Brydon James Robert Sefert Miss Brydon James C. Brydon East Avenue Pvt. Sefert Herman A. Sefert Louisville Ohio Brydon Elyria Bowling Green State University Gamma Phi Beta Sorority U. S. Army Air Force San Antonio Texas Sigma Chi

Many Local Remembrances and Birth Announcements

Local notices include multiple births at Elyria Memorial Hospital with names and dates, Navy leave return of William R. Henson, A. N., from Korea aboard USS Boxer, and several baptisms and relatives visiting Great Lakes Illinois. Also reports on air corps enlistments, choir member Molly Van Wormer, charitable drive by Girls World Friendship, and a hospital convalescence.

C. E. Penfound Joan West Avenue Bill Valerius Gary Penfound Great Lakes Leon Brown Jeanette Fairview Kirth Brown William R. Henson A. N United States Navy Alice Henson Lake Avenue San Francisco John Dawson Elyria Memorial Hospital Herbert Higley Williams Street Alan R. McMan Courtland Street Malcolm Diederick Riverside Court Ted Ristas Middle Avenue Air Corps Lackland Air Base San Antonio Texas Julian H. Klein Longwood Drive Mayfield Heights Cleveland Arthur William MacDonald House University Hospitals Klein Emily Weil Elyria James Dove North Eaton Jesse Koszar Wellington Molly van Wormer Stanford Avenue Ben Houghton College New York State Tower Canada

Nancy Tarr to Wed Earl Kayser on December 2

Mr. and Mrs. William Tarr of Wayland Ohio announce the engagement and upcoming marriage of their daughter Nancy to Earl Kayser of Elyria. Nancy is a Paris township high school graduate employed by General Industries. Earl, a Elyria high school graduate, served two years in the Navy and works in construction. The wedding is set for Wayland Federated church at 2 p.m. on Saturday December 2.

William Tarr Wayland Ohio Nancy Earl Kayser Elyria Miss Tarr Paris Township High School General Industries Company Elyrian High School Navy Wayland Federated Church

Thanksgiving program lights Elyria women club meeting

The Elyria Business and Professional Women’s Club held its November gathering in the Wick Room at First Congregational Church. Dr. Gladys Risden of Vermilion spoke on You Make Your Job and Your Future, noting childhood influences on later behavior and success. The night included group singing, a business session, a new member welcome, a Christmas shirt shipment to Crile Hospital, and a December 12 gift exchange party chaired by Violet Reger. Licenses issued to Keith McRoberts and Patricia Lindstadt.

Woman's Society of Christian Service First Methodist Church Lorain W.S.C.S First Methodist Elyria Herman Portman Edwin Shubert Elizabeth Cowrse Marion Crowder Clarence Beazell R. L. Shilling Elyria Business and Professional Women's Club First Congregational Church Gladys Risden Vermilion Lorain County Schools Risden Ruth Wainwright Mildred Wainwright Susan Davidson Grace Nau Oberlin Davidson Agnes Nickel Bessie Douglas Lucile Griffin Crile Hospital Violet Reger Dorothy Frommell Martha Radachy Myra Hoffman Marjorie Rossiter Leona Malanowski Margaretta Smyth

Fish Fry at United Polish Club

The United Polish Club hosts a Friday fish fry at 115 Oberlin Rd. Serving begins in the early evening and continues through the night.

Oberlin Rd

Inspection Highlights Ladies Auxiliary Meeting and Activities

The Ninth District president Agnes Peat led the inspection at the VFW Post 1079 home on East Bridge Street. Reports included relief work by Velva Mihalis and a new member Edith Jones. The group voted for charity drives, honored veterans, and announced the district gathering in Port Clinton. A birthday dinner and gift exchange followed. For sale items listed at 395 Gulf IRd.

Ladies’ Auxiliary V.F.W. Post No Post East Bridge Street Agnes Peat Ninth District Velva Mihalis June Wyszynski Edith Jones

Americanism Program Highlights Socialism Threat in Elyria

John R. Robinson of The Thompson Products Company presented a graphic program titled This is our problem to the Elyria Republican Women’s Club. The talk traced four aims including identifying Socialism Communism and preserving the American way of life via votes and constituent pressure. The event noted plans for a Christmas party December 19, greetings to Martha Taft, and thanked hostesses for the year.

John R. Robinson Thompson Products Company Cleveland Elyria Republican Women's Club Freedom Forum Harding College Searcy Arkansas Robinson England France Italy Russia United States Martha Taft Winifred Fay Mesdames Irvin Wendell B. H. Long Paul Eager Edward Whitehead Herbert Young Josephine Fay

Legislation Emphasized At Lorain NCW Deanery Meeting

The Lorain Deanery Council of the National Council of Catholic Women focused on legislation during a meeting hosted by the Altar and Rosary Society of St. Teresa's in Sheffield Lake. Dr. Msgr. Robert Navin spoke on social laws, urged informed voting, and asserted race creed or color should not influence choices.

National Council of Catholic Women Committee On Legislation Lorain St. Teresa’s Church Sheffield Lake N. J. Wisnieski Charles B. Cavagna Elyria Robert B. Navin S.T.D St. John's College Cleveland Ted Seward Family Life Omer Laubenthal Berkley Drive Frank P. Yunker Diocesan Council Mary Watson Pine Room Hotel Statler Michael C. Geraci Cincinnati Columbus Youngstown Toledo Charles White Harrison Peters Father Patrick Peyton Thankful Hour Yanula Canales Social Service Chilren Albert Snyder War Relief Paul Plato

Daughters of St Andrews Hold Dessert Luncheon and Plans

The Daughters of St. Andrews met at Mrs. Max Van Wormer’s home for a 1:30 luncheon. President Mrs. Robert Boylan opened the meeting, with devotions led by Mrs. Fred Lohbnes and a Council of Churchwomen report. Plans were made for a reception for Rev J Greenlee Haynes after his December 21 ordination at St Andrews Church and for a December 3 breakfast after the men’s corporate communion. A Christmas box was sent to Rev William Duplock’s Nottingham family. The next gathering is a 6:30 Christmas dinner December 19 at Mrs. Fred Lohnes’s home with a 50 cent gift exchange.

Daughters of St. Andrews Guild William Duplock Nottingham England Duplock Archie Penfound Carl Russert Trapp Maria Augusta Trapp United States Hitler Fred Lohnes Columbia Avenue

Story Hour at Elyria Library Friday Afternoon

The Longfellow room hosts a four o'clock story hour with storyteller Miss Jane Hobson. Readings include Charlie the Horse Sleepy Forest and Little Duck Who Tried His Voice.

Longfellow Elyria Library Jane Hobson Charlie

Ohio divorce law changes explained by Mrs Ferguson

Mrs. F G Ferguson of Lorain explained proposed changes in Ohio divorce laws. Mrs William Young of Elyria reported four new study clubs in the deanery. The next deanery meeting is set for December 19 in St Peters parish hall Lorain.

Nan F. G. Ferguson Lorain Ohio William Young Elyria St. Peter's Parish Hall

Navy Mothers Meet Honors and Bazaar Plans

Mrs A E Sherman hosted the Navy Mothers Club at 912 West Avenue last evening with Commander Mrs Eva Hamlin presiding. Officers present, bazaar and bake sale planned for Saturday at O Donnells, 17 boys to receive Christmas gifts, and a Christmas party with gift exchange set for December 27 at the Woman's Club.

Navy Mothers A. E. Sherman Navy Mothers Club Hew West Avenue Eva Hamlin O'Donnells Sherman Robert Slack George Marshall Woman's Club

Local Literary Club Sees Fifteen Members Present

Sixteen members attended Mrs. F. P. Sasse’s East River Street home for the literary club. After business, members read papers on My Favorite Poet and shared Thanksgiving quotes. Refreshments followed and a Christmas party is set for December 19 at Mrs. C. D. Rawson’s home.

F. P. Sasse Literary Club East River Street A. M. Fell F. J. Ernshaw Alfred Swartz C. D. Rawson Sixth Street

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Brydon-Sefert Murcal Joybelles A. D. Strong Gloria M. Wysner Young Ladies Guild Magyar Evangelical and Reformed Church Frank Lapos Vulcan Street al Wysinski Steve Bake Sam Nagy Louis Ignatz Sigmund Palagyi Joe Ballas William Ignatz Michael Radosevich Minnie Gott of LaGrange Girls World Friendship Group James H. Siward Berea Margaret Pratt Alberta Wood Mary Ann Allen Darlene Yost Barbara Ramage Barbara Wellert Dorothy Nichols Nancy Tarr Keith McRoberts R. D. Oberlin Chrome Plater Patricia Lindstadt Robert Alexander la Porte, O Elita Chronicle Wed Phil Armour’s BEL Vue Brand Lake Ave Wsprape Nps E.P.B Scranton, PA John F. Dille Co Red Cross Pat Krugman Homer Gardner Port Clinton Alma Powers Anne Ruth Theresa Wright Norwalk Iona Hanson Nellie Petruzzi Sarah Kubes Imatron Grace Haglund Dana Fox Order of Eastern Star First Christian Church Mr. Fox Gulf Ird Candlelite Inn Holy Cross 15Th and Thansgiving Sale Brassieres Bras George St. John’s College Lake Ave. Floor Covering CO Lorain County Roxbury Alexander Smith Leo Lectric Second Fleet Maszents Temple Birkline’s Lide Feathered
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