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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Oct 08, 1952

Page

5

Know Your Postman

Know Your Postman Editor's Note opens with a profile of veteran Elyria mail carrier Borcealne Borcealne who has served thirty four years on two downtown routes. He started after high school and now works a home workshop at 134 Beebe Court with his wife and family including two daughters and three grandchildren.

Elsree BorceaLne Postal Department Elyria Civil Service Sit and Mes Uere Beebe Court

Tenth ammversary program books for Court of Elvira No 364

Members of Court of Elvira No 364 Catholic Daughters of America met in St Marys church basement last evening. Margaret Brenders led prayer and business. plans included upkeep of the motor chapel and West missions, a pledge to Elyria members, and a two team campaign with a spring outcome. Mary White was named chair of the Club Sales project with ten captains. A new password was issued and Mass for deceased members was set for the meeting day. The gathering adjourned after a brief prayer with plans to meet November 4. Carl Finegan, Lorain County sheriff, spoke as legislative chairman.

Elvira Catholic Daughters of America St Mary's Church Margaret Brenders Campegn Cted Mery White Leona Rothgery Carl Finegan Lorain County

Parish Hall Meeting Funds Clothing Drive For Europe

A C hurch group discussed sending clothing to Belgium Germany Greece and Lebanon at a parish hall gathering last evening Rev Lehman led a book report and members planned a ribbon sale for Weird Community Day at Furst Methodist Church on Nov 7.

Pugrim Congregations Belgium Germany Greece Lebanon Lehman Ca.i.c Peter Alpert Wirth Woodrow Reeser Unn Hanson Hanson Elsie Scrivens Ibbon Furst Methodist Church Sernens Serivens Weet

Hospital Discharges Noted for Local Residents

Mrs. William Hutchins and her son of 237 Wooster Street. Mrs. John Kovach and her son of 149 Irondale Court. Victor Toth of 131 Second Street. Mrs. Norman Giese of Grafton. James Buttle of 342 Stanford Avenue. Mrs. Samuel Frasure of Grafton. and Mrs. Charles Boeggeman of 318 Harvard Avenue are listed as discharged.

Willam Hutchins Wooster Street John Kovach Irondale Court Victor Toth Second Street Norman Giese Grafton James Buttle Tanford Avenue Samuel Frasure Charles Boeggeman Harvard Avenue

New London Couple Wed in Michigan Ceremony

The New London Methodist church hosted the wedding of Ruth Martyn Borrer daughter of Mrs Virgil Burner of New London and Franklin Russell Motter on Saturday afternoon at 4 30. Mass Ruth wore a Chantilly lace gown with a full satin skirt and a visor veil. Mrs Wirona Bursley played the organ with Maxwell French as soloist. The groom’s party included best man Forrest E Motter and ushers Maurice Bandy William Fryer. Misses Carole Evans and Rosanne Cole served as bridesmaids in iridescent rust silk. The ceremony featured fall chrysanthemums and palms with four seven branched candelabra at the altar.

Clarksfield New London Methodist Church Ruth Martyn Borrer Airs Virgil Burner N W London Franklin Russel Motter Ace Ropon Wirona Bursley New London Maxwell Lawrence Crawford Muitibeau Lee Rumpauen Maten Noner Carole Evans Rosanne Cole

Wedding of Motter and Groom Sparks Local Toasts and Plans

The ceremony featured Mary and Jean with a reception in church parlors attended by family including Mrs A L Baughman and Mrs Leroy Shafer. Green orchids adorned corsages. the couple plans a short wedding trip and will reside in Ann Arbor. The article also notes the nearby Coal House in Tug Valley, built from coal blocks and maintained by the Chamber of Commerce.

David Burner A L Baughman Deshler Leroy Shafer Hoytville Sally Baughman Charles Boone Canton Maurice Bandy Bellevue New London U.S Arms Ohio State Universary Oberin School of Commerce One O i Company Ann Arbor Mich Oak and Street Motter Williamson W. van Wiliamsons Tug Valley Chamber of Commerce Mingo County

Avoiding Unwise Promises in Daily Conduct

A guidance note warns against making commitments that are too definite as they may hinder consideration for others. It emphasizes prudent speech and thoughtful decision making to avoid unjust expectations. The advisory tone encourages weighing impact on others before pledging certainty.

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