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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Oct 04, 1951

Page

9

Kansas Circle Hosts First Methodist Women’s Afternoon

Mrs. C. S. McIntyre entertained Circle No. 1 of First Methodist church yesterday at 1 30 PM with Mrs. Edgar Sutcliffe and Mrs. Carl Gibson assisting. Business led by Mrs. C. R. Sharrer named Mrs. Henry Retenhning tax stamp chairman. Devotions by Mrs. Ben Kennelly featured Casting All Your Cares Upon Him. October 25 1031 set as week of braver and self denial. Sharrer highlighted three Kansas trips including a dust storm flood and normal conditions. Circle to meet November 7 with Mrs. R. G. Baus. Magyar Junior Women’s club heard devotions by Mrs. Louis Novak and planned bake sale for October 13 at Spike’s. Tax stamps turned in. birthday gifts to Mrs. Irene Trupo and Mrs. Emme Feher from secret sisters. Pinachle and refreshments followed. next meeting in the cticuted parlors with Mrs. Runkle hosting.

Kansas C. S. McIntyre East River Street Circle No. 1 First Methodist Church Edgar Sutcliffe Carl Gibson C. R. Sharrer Henry Retenhning Ben Kennelly McIntyre Sharrer Circle R. G. Baus Fourths Street Magyar Junior Women’s Club Betty Yensho Esther Runkle Louis’ Novak Pittsburgh Spike Irene Trupo Emme Feher Runkle J. Trupu Santa Paonessa George Hutervoick Jane Pondy

Dedication and events at St Jude's parish in progress

The article details St Jude's upcoming church and school dedication led by Most Rev Edward Hoban on October 21 with a banquet for about 100 clergy guests, coordinated by the Alta and Rusury Society. It notes a bazaar, committee appointments, and a final report on recent activities, plus plans for November and future meetings. It also covers library and school parent teacher activities at Holy Cross Garford Edison and local updates on health and city services.

Henry Stolzenberg Harry Burr St. Jude's Parish St. Jude's Edward F. Hoban Alta and Rusury Society John Mockler Bernard Gellagher Holy Cross Parent-Teacher Association of Holy Cross School Father Cudnik Verna Kaminski Ebcéa Ida Wazynciak Cudnik Alfred Luther Mildred Crowley Pittsford High i Norman Stark St. Michael's College Robert Crease Ansheles Eugene Eddy Edyth Thomas Wallace Winooski Park

Donald L. Searight Weds Delores Manville in Cleveland

In Cleveland at Pilgrim Congregational Church last Saturday evening Donald L. Searight of Clarksfield married Delores Manville, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Manville of Cleveland. The candlelight ceremony featured attendants in white and a best man from Toledo. Searight, a World War II veteran and Clarksfield native, will reside at his newly furnished home on South Zen Street in Clayfield while employed by Handigas Company.

Clarksfield Pilgrim Congregational Cleveland Donald L. Searight Here Delores Manville Daughager Albert Manswill Als Russell Prindle Serpient Brad Donald Newendon Hith Pacific Area USS Alarine Corps Handigas Company South Zen Street Clayfield

Margaret Barber Weds Harry Kitheart in Rural Home Ceremony

Margaret Elna Barber became the bride of Harry Kitheart of Towanda Pennsylvania in a September 29 ceremony at the home of Mr and Mrs Glen Barber. Rev Paul Deppen officiated a single ring service attended by close family and friends. The couple will reside with the bride’s parents after a wedding trip to Mn. The bride, a Camden High School graduate, wore white satin and carried a white Bible with red roses. A green taffeta gown adorned the matron of honor, Mrs Louis Wite, and Merwin Barber was best man. The reception featured a bride’s cake with gladioli decor, with 45 guests. The couple plan to live with the bride’s parents.

Margaret Barber Harry Kitheart Kipton Glen Barber Margaret Elna Harry Kitheart Towanda Paul,Deppen Louis Wite Merwin Barber Kitheart Kinheart Camden High School Elvria Plymouth

Oddities and small deeds in brief from the era

Items include a long lived cat owned by the O’Connor family in Mobile reported as 19 or 20 years old. A soldier from Rucker Alabama is deemed too small for combat. An Indiana man fails to get a rebate after three divorces. A four foot tall private in the 47th Infantry is described with a failed car payoff twist.

Mobile Ala John J. O'Connor O'Connor

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