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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 02, 1944
Page
4
Community pangs over supply and storage as volunteers discuss stocking a full pantry for the coming winter. The message emphasizes collective effort and careful planning to ensure essentials remain available.
Miss Minette Shivert of Ocala Florida became the bride of Lieut. Ct David Everard at the First Baptist Church in a ceremony with open church customs. Rev Feving Reese performed the service before a setting of candles palms white gladiioli and pompoms. The bride wore ivory fine taffeta with Millan embroidery and a fingertip veil. Frances Hughes of New York City was maid of honor with burgundy and blue gowns and bouquets. Lieut Robert E. Boylan was best man. ushers included Max Van Wormer Robert Bulls and Wayne Van Wormer. Parents of the bride attended from Ocala and arrangements were by Miss Alice Everard and Mrs. Mix Van Wormer. An organ program preceded the ceremony and reception hosted at the Woman's Club. The couple and groom’s family then traveled to Boston for the groom’s further training at Harvard.
Goldie Ann Tirne of Elyria marries Pvt. Lawrence James Munger of the United States Paratroopers stationed at Fort Benning Georgia in a Montgomery Alabama St John’s church ceremony. The bride will work in Cleveland and join her husband after his post is set.
The Jills Club met Saturday evening at Joan Boddy's home with president Shirley Rogers presiding. A committee led by Joan Bryden will meet this week to revise the constitution and present revisions at the next meeting. Members include Nancy Nielsen Molly Van Wormer Ryan and Shirley Rogers. Refreshments followed the business session with attendees Shirley Nielsen dine Brydon Shirley Cox Margie Damm and Shirley Horace.
A rate of community notices lists visits, births, nursing training, and travel. Mentions Cleon Kindle and guests from Newton Falls and Lakewood, Lenore Lawson singing at St Pauls, Cadet Nurse training at Fairview, and births at Elyria Memorial Hospital. Also references service members Lam Meyer in Savannah, and Lieut Russell Gleason in Chicago, with multiple family hospital and travel notes across Elyria and Cleveland.
Nineteen Boy Scout leaders and staff honored Charles C Hupp, assistant Scoutmaster and Air Scout Patrol leader, at a dinner hosted by Scoutmaster E P Gates. Guests included George Opra, H E Vibber and families. Hupp departs to become Scout Field executive in Wheeling West Virginia.
Clark street announces the birth of a daughter on September 30 at Memorial Hospital Ely to Mr and Mrs Willam Simpson of 23 Lodi street. Mrs Marian Taylor and Miss Ann Oster of Cleveland spent the weekend with relatives in this city and are noted in the same notice.
St Andrew's Church Women plan a Wednesday 2:00 p.m. meeting at the Parish house to review Burma Surgeon by Dr Gordon Seagraves. Mrs Martin Schmid of Canton, Diocesan Custodian of the United Thank Offering, will chair. an original skit Mission Completed will be performed by a group including Mrs Ralph McQuat and Mrs Wm Dehm.
Betty Mills daughter of Mrs Mills and Staff Sgt M Eldon Montgomery USMC were united in marriage at the First Congregational Church in a double ring ceremony. Miss Mary B Price sang Wedding Hymn and O Perfect Love. The couple will live in Newport Arkansas after a wedding trip. The bride is Oberlin College 1999 graduate and an accountant with Moise and Burgess. The groom is Fairmont State College 1939 graduate and former Mt Eaton High coach.
Miss Alberta Wright and Arthur D. Crocker announced their upcoming marriage at a family dinner at Wright home. The ceremony is set for November 10 at the bride’s home in Elyria. Wright, a Elyria High School graduate, taught in Elyria schools. Crocker is from Columbia Station.
Elyria women will join the Middle North District conference of the Ohio Federation at Women's Clubs in Oberlin on Tuesday October 10. Mrs. Frank Billings leads the district with several appointments for club women including chairs for spiritual values literature drama and war service. Ohio federation honors three Elgin club women with leadership roles. morning reports will summarize district activities and the theme is Enrich our Lives with Service. The Rev William Leath will speak on The Road Ahead.
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