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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Nov 24, 1953

Page

2

Holiday Wedding Date Set For Sallie Gehrke And Charles Eggleton

Miss Sallie Joanne Gehrke and Charles R. Eggleton plan a December 27 wedding at Washington Avenue Church of Christ. Gehrke, Kent State senior, will live in St Louis after marriage. Eggleton has a lieutenant’s commission and is stationed at a St Louis Air Force base. Attendant is Miss Diane Smith. Reception at Gehrke home follows.

Sallie Joanne Gehrke Walter Gehrke East Avenue Charles R. Eggleton William Eggleton Richmond Ind Diane Smith Washington Avenue Church of Christ Fran Kent Une Air Force Base St. Louis Miss South LaGrange Road Fators

YWCA Holiday Prevue tickets open to public sales at Holly Hall

Co chairs Mrs. Earl Ware and Mrs. J N Rassler announce the YWCA Holiday Prevue on November 30 at Holly Hall with general public reservations via the YW office until Friday. A list of models for the night fashion show sponsored by The Fay Company includes Mesdames Howard Begin Earl Lance Dan Osrow Milan Bendik and others plus Misses Martha Close Lois Lantsbury and Lynda Curtis.

Earl Ware J. N. Rassler YWCA Holly Hall Fay Company Mesdames Howard Begin Earl Lance Dan Osrow Milan Bendik Robert McWilliams John McKeighan Thomas Doane Raymond Morris Frank Rawell Joseph Smith Rachwd Lysaght Ralph Ball Fred Johnes Martha Close Lois Lantsbury Lynda Curtis

Harlan Pease and June Smith wed yesterday

The newly married Mr. and Mrs. Harlan Pease reside at 293 Harvard avenue after a three o'clock ceremony in Angola Indiana conducted by Rev Richard C. Burton at the Angela Church of Christ. Bride June Smith daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harry H. Brown of Reeves road. Groom son of Mrs. Ann Pease of Girard Ohio and Louis Pease of Medford Oregon. Wedding attire described with two tone ensemble and chrysanthemums. Attendants included Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Kelley of Elyria. Bride a Gamma Epsilon member and employed by Herbert Meister Company. groom a Girard High School graduate and Army Engineers veteran. He participates with Elyria JayCees and works with Howard Foxman Loomis Company.

Harlan Pease Harvard Avenue Angola Indiana Richard C. Burton Angela Church of Christ June Smith Harry H. Brown Reeves Road Pease Ann Pease Girard Ohio Louis ‘Pease Medford Ore

Red Cross Canteen Service reports and plans at Ohio street home

Members and guests of the Red Cross Canteen Service met at the new Red Cross Home on Ohio street for an evening session. Eleanor Reinhardt chaired and reports covered luncheons and trips including Crile Hospital and Navy Mothers. December 10 plans were finalized with North Ridgeville sponsors, and future trips for January and February were announced. A nominating committee will be formed in January. officers will serve through May. Brown coat for sale at 20 dollars with contact number.

Red Cross Ohio Street Eleanor Reinhardt H. R. Jones Hugh Amidon H. H. Beavis Martin Huebner Harry Hyman North Ridgeville Sherman

Herbert Feakins Bride Of Saturday To Live In Oberlin

Birmingham wedding notice for Marcia Opperman and Herbert Feakins at the Methodist church includes a double ring ceremony after a honeymoon. The article lists stuffing recipes for turkey including onion, oyster, and liver varieties, and mentions cranberry relishes suitable for Thanksgiving trays.

Herbert Feakins Oberlin Birmingham Howard Crabtree Marcia Opperman William Opperlowers Liman Green Road Maker Glaedwe ¢ Oberlin Glenn Feakins Derlin Tion

Wedding Bells Tie Elyria Couple in Oberlin Home

Natalie Hunter played organ as bouquets and white mums decorated a service at the wedding of Miss Nancy Opperman and Jerry Feakins. Opperman, maid of honor, wore shrimp net over satin. Feakins, best man, and ushers were from Oberlin. The couple plans a trip and will reside in Oberlin. Miss Opperman is with Land Title Guarantee and Trust. Feakins works for Motor Haulaway Company.

Natalie Hunter Nancy Opperman Jerry Currier Oberlin Feakins Cletus Wasum Lawrence Linden Obertin Burl Cail Frank Lipps Walter Wilford Stephen Csaka

Meetings Pythian Sisters Gather at JayCee Hall

The Pythian Sisters plan a meeting tonight at JayCee Hall located at 114 Harwood Avenue. Members will assemble to discuss organizational tasks and community plans anchored by the local lodge.

JayCee Hall Harwood Avenue

Community groups hear talks on freedom and service

Social Progress Department heard Richard Traeger discuss Fascism, Communism and Americanism and personal liberty. Charmaine Kranyak urged Ground Observer Corps volunteers while a film explained plane spotters. Members planned December events for Elyria Woman's Club and Moose activities with decorations and gift exchanges. Joe Garcia in Murcia caught fifty pounds of fish using figs as bait.

Social Progress Department Richard Traeger Mr. Traeger Joe Garcia Murcia Spain

Pioneer Girls Celebrate 12th Year With Hebron House Dinner

Pioneer Girls mark the organization’s twelfth anniversary with a six o’clock dinner at Hebron House hosted by three groups tied to First Baptist Church. The program outlines threefold aims, growth to 300 clubs and 8 000 to 10 000 weekly attendees, and a new Chicago headquarters.

Hebron House Pioneer Girls National Organization of Pioneer Girls First Baptist Church Christian and Missionary Alliance Church Carol Erickson Chicago Canda Mexico

Winter VFW Conference and District Meeting Announced

Lorain County Council Auxiliary met in Lorain with Post 8226 Auxiliaries as hostesses Agnes Rockman presiding. Ninth district meeting set for Norwalk December 6 with 10 00 registration and 11 30 12 30 luncheon. Dedication of the new VFW home on Milan Road follows at 1 00 before the business session resumes.

V. F. W. Lorain County Council Lorain Agnes Rockman Norwalk Milan Road Legiea Tra

Christmas Party Plans At Crile Hospital

Plans were made for a Christmas party at Crile Hospital with date to be announced at the next meeting by Hospital chairman Mrs Helen Perkins. Each auxiliary is to supply ten dozen cookies. The next regular meeting is Monday December 21 at 117 Oberlin road Elyria with Auxiliary 3341 as hostesses. A 25 cent novelty gift exchange will follow the business. All VFW members invited. A sandwich luncheon followed last evening's meeting served by No 8226 Auxiliary. Members named include Christian Edmond Hierpe Harold Wolfe Gilbert Diewald M Fikes Rolbert MacGregor Rose Hurd William Fennwick Leo Barnhart Arthur Booth Delmar Searls Frank Pilarczyk. The latter three are committee members. Mrs R C Kline is guide.

St. Clair Rebekah Middle Avenue Crile Hospital Helen Perkins Oberlin Road Elyria VFW

Alcoholics Anonymous Adopting Sickness View and Service

In a brief statement AA describes alcoholism as a sickness not a weakness and notes free service to those seeking help. It invites individuals to seek support while clarifying no charges are involved and provides a P. O. Box 321 for contact.

Alcoholics Anonymous P. O. Box

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Sallie Gehrke Charles Eggleton Bauer Dairy Bauer 15Th ST Thelma Finlay American Spice Trade Association Elyria Branch Woman's Club Howard Lowry Fe ET Cas Ra Taerreias Ea Young Women's League Elyria Civic Suburban League Dell Cromling Adelbert Street Beta Sigma Phi Epsilon Sigma Evan Davis Gamma Epsilon Wilda Warren Eleventh Street Margie Gradisek Emerson Court Wilford Rainey West Street Bunco Club Freda Mayle Stoney Ridge Road Circle Dot Rose Boals Ninth Street Rosie Klub Mary Barney Woodland Avenue Lorain County Ely Tia Country Club Gates P.T.A James Bellamy Seneca Street Grace Lutheran Fellowship Club Pilgrim Congregational Reginald Fawkes Roosevelt Avenue Washington Avenue Church of Christ Doreas Catholic Study Club Richard Lysaght Garford Avenue Elyria Council Daughters of America Amvets American Legion Auxiliary Legion Home Odd Fellows C.C.F. Hall Edison P.T.A Douglas M. Nichols St. Agnes Block Dan Lehnarr Bond Street Pythian Sisters K of P Hall Harwood Arsenue Rivoli Sumatra Belle Starr Thurs Martin Luther Capitol Abbott & Costello the Letter Shop Masgonle Temple the Brown Co Luther Mohler Mgr Lodi St Hearst of Gardiner Whitehead Elyria Woman's Club, Inc Clarence Steller John Timms Gates Hospital Hallowe’en Howard Somers Jr Department Steller Robert Boylan Harold Childs Mesdames Bay Chamberlain Paul Collins K. P Crandall Harvey Curtis Women of the Moose Hospital Guild Committee Moose Hall Anna Redachy Irondale Street Academy of Friendship Velma Orr Hawthorne Street Order of Moose Virginia Towne Recorder Sandy Swanson John Rebenack Rose Lubitsky Grace Shepard Dolores Jeavons Bea Stanley Ada Fenwick Bertha Skirlett Edna Terry Lucille Moss Nien Man Akron Mayflowgram Cleveland Missionary Radio Christian Publications Stony Glen Madison Pais Mesdames C. W Baker Charles Brubaker June Carlson Vera Mae Carlson David Davies L. H. Dunfee T. T. Elliott O. F. Everett Lillian Flood Trene Gerber A. O. Hales Lawrence Hales John Hales Porter Hard Josephine Fay Winifred Fay Bernice Haines Ernestine Lehman Olive Phillips Dorothy Scoville Christian and Missionary Alliance Janet Hierpe Phyllis Fikes Myrtle Diewald Ruby Mahaffey Janice Hancock Marjorie Booth Pearl Hance Sharon Dupler Sandra Willis Judy Kline Pal Mesdames Herman Bloem E. E. Wissinger George Betty Ann Bishop Broad St Kamm Sprague East Ave Sheaffer Snorkel Parker Esterbrook Pen Elyria Stationers Grace A. Meyers Botamer Florist Broad
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