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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 28, 1948
Page
5
The SOS Committee awarded the Certificate of Merit to the Elyria group for its 1947 48 campaign which gathered 4 409 pounds of relief supplies for Europe's needy. Louis Becker, chairman, announced the honor at a B n a i Brith meeting in the local Jewish Temple.
The Elyria SOS committee collected 146.7 percent of its 3,000 pound quota to aid Europe’s Jewish survivors. Becker praised Elyria residents for strong support, and the Joint Distribution Committee awarded a Certificate of Merit to the Elyria committee. Morris Seidelman presented the award at a B'nai Brith sponsored meeting. Earl Schwartz of Michigan State University lectured on the social aspects of relief.
Dean Bauer of Valparaiso University will be guest speaker for the Lorain Medina Reformation Celebration in Warner Music Hall Oberlin on Sunday November 7 at 3 30 pm. Sponsored by Synodical Conference Lutheran churches of the area. Announcement says Bauer is an interesting speaker and a thought provoking message is expected. Everyone is invited. Schwartz spent three months last summer with the State Department Study Commission in Europe studying the Marshall Plan.
City officials report five new permits including a dwelling at 154 Dilworth avenue, an industrial building at 125 Abbe road, a motorcycle sales room move to 730 Cleveland street, a masonry garage at 155 Edgewood avenue, and a fifth structure by L A Rahl. Independent contractors and costs vary from 8,000 to 16,000 dollars.
Miss Barbara Miller daughter of Mr and Mrs Herbert Miller Wellington R D and Edward Kamp son of Mrs Hazel Kamp from Macedonia were married at the Wellington Church of Christ on October 17 in a double ring ceremony at 730 pm The Rev William O Buzzell officiated The altar featured palms and candles lit by Donald Miller and Bruce Morgan The bride wore ice blue taffeta brocade with an ice blue veil Her lace handkerchief was borrowed from her sister Harriet England A white orchid adorned the Bible she carried
a to him who waits. b makes a man healthy, wealthy, and wise. c is worse than his bite. d of invention. e before they're hatched. f as handsome does. g makes Jack a dull boy. h with one stone. i makes waste. j is next to godliness. k than sorry. l flock together. m always comes back. n is believing. o makes perfect. p is good news. q that blows nobody good. r worth a pound of cure. s Slaves nine. t killed the cat.
A detailed Wellington social rundown covers a wedding where Mr. and Mrs. Karl O. Townsend returned from England with Heather, plus the bride’s necklace gift from the groom. The reception hosted 55 at the church dining room, with plans to honeymoon and settle in the Heller apartment. Also listed are church notices, civic group meetings, and a fire update about Harold Ringler’s Rochester home fire.
Columbus Ohio Congressman John M. Vorys warned the United States stands on the ragged edge of war. Speaking at a Navy Day event he cited information from top military and diplomatic sources and said shooting will not begin this year.
The speaker notes that a forthcoming conflict is likely, arguing the Russians lack sufficient rolling stock to move troops. If war is inevitable, as Stalin suggests, delaying until 1949 could allow better preparation and a strengthened stance for the future.
Argen tine Airlines will inaugurate direct weekly flights between New York and Buenos Aires in both directions. The service marks a new international route and will begin shortly with ongoing logistics and scheduling arrangements.
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