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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Oct 10, 1951

Page

6

Shakespeare Program Sets Theme For First YWCA Luncheon

The YWCA Society in Chronicle Telegram reports a Shakespeare themed salad luncheon by the Theatre Guild. Mrs. Fred Lohnes narrated a Shakespearean theatre synopsis, followed by a one act play featuring Juliet Portia Desdemona Cleopatra Ophelia and Katharine. Mrs Bannick directed with hostesses and volunteers serving luncheon and prayers by Mrs. Carl Woodin.

YWCA Theatre Guild Fred Lohnes John Timms Milton Wilcox Harvey Wrinkles Ralph Yost Y-Nyners J. B. Johnson, Jr Clinton Ponitiohe Arthur Birchenough Norman Roesemann Alex Moses Thomas Dudley Richard Leadenhamm Herbert Kaatz Robert Ring

Talented Pianist Presents Program For Musical Art

Approximately five members and guests of the Elyria Musical Art Society gathered at the First Congregational church to enjoy Margaret Meisse of Rocky River. She played variations on a theme by Schumann, Brahms, and closed with four Debussy numbers. An arm bouquet was presented to her by president Mrs. Claude Wigfield. A reception for new St. Mary's organist resignation was announced for October 23.

Elyria Musical Art Society First Congregational Church Margaret Meisse Rocky River

Local births and notices from Elyria area

The booklet notes the birth of a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Paulj Arthur Simcoe at Corpus Christi Naval Hospital and lists many local residents entering schools, military service changes, hospital discharges, and upcoming chapter activities at Elyria area clubs and churches. It also records several births at Elyria Memorial Hospital and community notices from city groups and churches.

John McCloskey Grafda Elyria Memorial Hospital

Miss Machovina and Pfc Holtwick Betrothal Reported

Avon Belden area families announce the engagement of Miss Jeanette Patricia Machovina to Pfc. Richard Holtwick. Plans call for a November 17 ceremony at St Peter's Church North Ridgeville with a reception at the church auditorium.

Ralph Machovina Avon Belden Read North Ridgeville Jeanette Patricia Pfc Richard Holtwick Joseph B. Holtwick Carel Nancy Hartwick Joyce Gilgenbach Mr. Haltwick Joseph Haltwick Jr Alfred Charles Machovina Machovina Ridgeville High School W. T. Grant Company Phc Holtwick U. S. Air Forces Wright Patterson Field Dayton

Community church events and youth program notices

The article outlines upcoming activities at St Marys church and First Methodist church. Young Couples at St Marys plans an eight thirty program with two speakers from Cleveland and a film The Blue Army of Mary plus social time and refreshments. A regional gathering on October 19 invites St Pauls Circle church members. No. 3 met for a one oclock luncheon with Mrs Laura Dumke hosting and prayers led by members. The next meeting is October 23 at 1 pm at Mrs R Hi Miller’s home. First Methodist will host a tureen supper at 5 30 pm for combined youth groups and at seven pm the Intermediate Fellowship joins. Edward A Hawley will speak on International Workcamp An Adventure Toward Peace. Acme Grange Oyster Supper Friday October 12 from 5 to 8 pm at Columbia Town Hall with admission adults 1.00 and children 50 cents.

Anima Bpstion Heta Sigma Phi Kenneth Willard Cleveland Street Robert Denman Betty Foura Cambridge Avenue Robert Williams Martha Wales Williams Norman Kreeger Epsilon! Sigma Frank Thomas James Canan Cambridge! Avenue Ruth Hill American Legion Legion Home Mary Shiver Florence|ly Elyria ‘Theasherman Willjtre Guild V. A Florian Boynton Henrietta McGee Ronald Smith Margaret Miller Dorothy Davies Community Service Center For the Sunshine Clair Wendell Auxiliary Legion Marian Harpster Ann Vietzen Finance Ida Hansen Boarch Charlotte Novak Kathryn Pearson Tuberculosis Association Chronicle-Telegram Sandusky Toy John Smith Mary Martha First Methodist Church Loren Wurster Charlotte Cushman Mae McWhorter S. C. Smith Terry Woodings Mrs. Smith Mesdames Grada Foreman Roy £. Huitz BE. W. Battenhouse Walter Armstrong Hilda Choate Mabel Hendricks B. W. Long J. A. Robertson St. Mary's Church Hall Catherine Krugman Ladies Auxiliary No. 22 Knights of St. John Community Chest Kathryn Ryan St. Joseph’s Church Lorain Caroline Erickson Teresa Josephine Kaiser Marion Welsh Mary Pilarczyk Marguerite Kuchenrither Our Lady of Fatima Leland Gott Grafton L. Meecha Child Welfare Board James Short Rockfern Avenue William Biickline G. Stanley Green T. J. Donovan Jr Blaine Sprague Short Edwin Robson Gott Dana J. Fox Meecha Earl Cook Young Couples Club St. Mary's Church Blue Army of Mary St. Paul's Circle Church Laura Dumke Park Hobill Henry Vogelson God's Temple Carl Menz Guild R. Hi. Miller Lake Avenue Methodist New London Edward A. Hawley First Congregational Church Oberlin Europe Acme Grange Columbia

Birthday Party For Judith Grill At Home

A Birthday celebration honors Judith Grill daughter of Mr and Mrs Bert Grill at 140 South Abber. Friends attended last evening enjoyed games and a birthday cake. Judith received gifts and guests were given favors.

Wosuoin Grill Bert Grill South Abbe R Judith

Community club calendar listing local meetings and socials

Local groups including First Congregational Cora May I Walton class and St Pauls organizations meet in church parlors or members' homes across town. Dames Malta and Ki-Ettes hold gatherings. PTA and guilds plan evening sessions with speakers like Miss Margaret Edwards. A Fairseson Guild meeting wraps with 15 members and upcoming hospital sewing by Mrs Gull.

First Congregational Cora May I Walton St. Paul's Charlotte Eedy West River Road North St. Francis Kavier Study Club William Thomas Jerralcourt Ki-Ettes Dorothy Saiser Woodland Avenue Friendly Dozen Anna Rodachy Irondale Street M.N.O Charles Kern Bender Road First Presbyterian Woman's Missionary Society First Baptist Women's Missionary Society Washington Avenue Study Club Council St Mary's Church Townsend Club County Council of Vfw Rainbow Girls Mayme Miller Seventh Street Marshall R. Amm Golden Glowr Club Gertie Henry Crehore Cour

Chiropodists Meet in Elyria and Lorain Circle Talk

Lorain County Chiropody Association met in Elyria with Dr. Bert Brosky leading. New PR role for Dr. Samuel Sherman. attendees included Doctors Chester Smith Samuel Sherman William Pillersdorf Sidney Gelman Bert Brosky Nita V Webb Wayne Wise and W W Dobbins. Next meeting set for November 5 in Lorain. Sister Mary Hildegarde spoke at St Francis Xavier Mission Circle No 8. guests included Mrs. Marie Easley and Miss Carrie Cullin. She described work in Europe and aid to the underprivileged, returning in 1939 to visit behind the Iron Curtain. A letter from an Africa priest sponsor thanked the circle for articles. Rosaries and Sacred Heart badges were completed. Next circle meeting November 7 at Mrs Carl Wolf’s home.

Lorain Circle Mary Hildegarde St. Francis Xavier Mission Circle No John Halpin Glendale Court Marie Easley Lorain County Carrie Cullin Hidegarde Vienna University Sehrembs Europe Africa Wilford Hasley William Mynders Sacred Heart Matthew Myers Halpin Carl Wolf West Avenue

Local Licenses Issued in Lorain Figures

The Lorain list includes Theodore Sexstella an electrician Joan Frazer and Stanley Snyder an office clerk Benny Willis of 160 North Top Street Leroy Graffenreed a laborer Ruby Stringfield Lorenzo Hazel Drifke Edward Szewczyk a mechanic and Anna Sjevak among licensees in Lorain with Kenneth Gibson a driver and salesman and Hazel Drifke noted again with Jacob Szewczyk.

Theodore Sexstella Lorain Joan Frazer Stanley Snyder Benny Willis North Top Street Leroy Graffenreed Ruby Stringfield Kenneth Gibson Hazel Drifke la- Tain Edward Széwczyk Anna Sjevak

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