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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Sep 02, 1952

Page

2

Paul Dyczkowski and Theresa Dobrowski Wed in Lorain

Theresa Josephine Dobrowski and Paul Leo Dyczkowski married yesterday at Holy Cross church. The bride is the daughter of Mr and Mrs John Dobrowski of 1518 Middle Avenue and the groom is the son of Mrs Josephine Dyczkowski and the late Leo Dyczkowski of Lorain. The ceremony featured blue white and shrimp decorations with gladioli and palms. Mass was sung by the Cecilian choir and the soloist was Mrs Mildred Karolax aunt of the groom who performed Panis Angelicus Ave Maria and On This Day O Beautiful Mother. The couple will reside in Lorain after a honeymoon lasting into nine o clock yesterday morning.

C. L. Cudnik Theresa Josephine Dobrowski Paul Leo Dyczkowski John Dobrowski Middle Avenue Josephine Dyczkowski West Seventeenth Street Lorain Leo Dyczkowski Holy Cross Church Mary Noel Cecilian Mildred Karolax Theresa Niegowski Jane Boreski Sodality Blessed Virgin Mary Tom Trinski Bert Prowoznik Ed Waldecki Ray Steyno al Urbanski United Polish Club Dyczkowski Georgia Avenue Washington, D. C Elyria High School Cecelian Choir Young Ladies Sodality of

Lorain Area Births and Social Notes Across Town

Lorain residents report births at Elyria Memorial Hospital and St Joseph's in Lorain. Several locals plan trips to Madison Wisconsin and northern Wisconsin while others return from Germany and Florida. A large wedding reception at United Polish club highlighted by a blue and shrimp theme followed a Nuptial Mass.

Keel Club Hosts Bridal Shower and Scrapbook Party

The Keel Club honored Miss Marjorie Coch rane and Mrs. Jean Weidner at a joint party held at Mrs. Walton Rosenau’s home 618 Park Avenue. Hosts included Mrs. Rosenau and Mrs. Joseph Grace.

Keel Club Walton Rosenau Park Avenue Marjorie Cochrane Richard Rosenbark Jean Weidner Jean Smith Mansfield Rosenau Joseph Grace Cochrane Frank E Stevens D. Huffman T. W. Laundon Robert Harver Lakewood

Engagement of Benita Bottomlee to Glenn E Nichols

Mrs Emma Bottomlee of Huntington announces the engagement of her daughter Benita to Glenn E Nichols, son of Mrs Edne Nichols and Charles Nichols. Ahis Bottomlee works for The Land Title Guarantee and Trust Company of Elyria. The fiancé is entering pre medical school at Chaffey Junior College in Ontario California. No wedding date set.

Emma Bottomlee Huntington Benita Glenn E. Nichels Edne Nichols Charles Nichols Elyria Ahis Bottomlee Land Title Guarantee and Trust Company Fance Granite Concrete Block and Coast Company Chaffey Junior College Ontario Calif

Wood Johnson wedding at First Methodist Church

Mrs Elycia B Johnson of 136 Charles court and James F Wood of 2230 North Ridge road exchanged vows at six o clock Saturday evening at the First Methodist Church. The bride’s attire featured a cornflower blue faille cocktail dress and a brown velvet hat with veil. maid of honor Edna Mae Wilson wore a blue velvet hat with a dubonnet shade. Best man was Roy Dilley of Loogootee Indiana. Dinner followed at Hotel Graystone and the couple planned a short wedding trip through Eastern One before settling at 136 Charles court.

Elycia B. Johnson Charles Court James F. Wood North Ridge Road James Siward Johnson W. A. Brown Eighth Street Wood James O. Wood Portsmouth N. H Faille Edna Mae Wilson Roy Dilley Loogootee Ind Hotel Graystone Elyria High School Carnegie Institute For Medical Assistants Elyria Business College First Methodist Church Elyria Musical Art Society Eugene J. Stanton Portsmouth High School New Hampshire Majestic Moulding Company

Crochet Bluebird Pocket Wash Cloths Pattern

A 1952 pattern feature offers crochet directions for a bluebird pocket wash cloth with edging and colorful effects. Includes a Twenty Five Cents price and mail order details to Chron ic's Telegram, Old Chelsea Station, New York.

Peitern Old Chelsea Ste New York P.c.f Branks

Norton Family Reunion Honors Carex Reeves Visit

The eighth Norton family reunion was hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Walter Hoff man on Warden Avenue. Carex Reeves from Des Moines Iowa, visiting for the first time in 19 years, led a potluck noon meal and afternoon games ending with a corn roast. Next reunion planned for July 4 with officers re-elected: Mrs Walter Hetman president, Mrs Witham Ellison vice president, Miss Marie Frerett secretary treasurer. Fifty relatives attended from Elyria Huntington Amherst Clevelands Land Des Moines Iowa and nearby towns.

Walter Hoffman Warden Avenue Carex Reeves Des Moines and Mirs Walter Henes Elyria Walter He‘tman Witham Eiison Marie Frerett Ieashe Eixria Loran Amherst Cilevsland Huntington Aven

Meetings Noted For Weather Disruptions At Local Church

Inclement weather forces First Methodist Church Circle X to meet at the church on Wednesday for a noon lunch replacing the planned home gathering of Mrs Charlie Simpains. The Little League West Auxiliary meeting planned for Wednesday may be canceled, pending the United Polish club decision.

Circle X Z Charlies Simpains Little League West

For sale ladies winter coat in good condition

A ladies winter coat is offered for sale in good condition. Contact phone number is 72 471 for inquiries.

Licenses Granted to Numerous Lorain County Residents

A list of individuals and spouses from Lorain, Amherst, Avon, Wellington, and Milwaukee receiving licenses or permissions. Included are occupations such as laborer, telegrapher, machine operator, and carpenter, with street addresses in Lorain and surrounding towns. The notice enumerates names like Joseph Graver, Elsie Her, Carl Cravis, Betty Young, Vincent, Elvira Frankun Wilenteim, and others.

Joseph Graver Elsie Her Blake Street Carl Cravis Lorain William Norris Amherst Rairoad Alma Tassor Bath Street Bartholomew Howe Milwaukee Ruth MacLennan Pasadena Avenue Richard Patrak Winckles Street Carole Bilpert Kenyon Avenue Rollie Stevens Wellington Irene Whitworth Magyar Street Wellington Stanley Szabra Jr Margaret Strasnider Lorain Lather

Caster Setup Cited In Lincoln Kitchen Table Trend

In Lincoln Nebraska a home project lists casters mounted into kitchen table legs as a DIY trend. The item notes practical mobility and stability for everyday dining and work tasks at home.

Lincoln Nebe

District Catholic High Graduates To Attend Colleges In Many States

The Elyria District Catholic High School 1952 graduates join 72 seniors pursuing further education across the country. Thirteen boys and seven girls continue to college or training schools, with girls attending seven institutions including Barry College in Florida and Notre Dame affiliates. Several graduates enter employment, the armed services, or religious seminaries, as others plan nursing, engineering, and other pathways.

Elyria District Armed Services Ann Bryant Barry College Miami Fla Mary Bryant St. Mary

Recently Married Stangs Hold Open House Reception

Frank H Stang of 1922 Lake Avenue and Velma L Gotro were wed in June near Anzio Italy. An open house reception for about 106 relatives and friends was held at their Lorain home with music by the Anavihm Aces. Guests enjoyed a buffet luncheon and a three tiered wedding cake as the couple begins married life.

Frank H. Stang Lake Avenue Liang Robert Nimmons Thomas Gotro, Jr Margie Damm Mises Jacque Gotro Carole Rothgers Anavihm Aces Stang Lorain Amirs Velma L Gotro Eliria Anzoia

Evening club notices brighten Lake Avenue calendar

Tonight and Wednesday many local groups meet across town. Religious societies at St. Clair St. Pauls and First Methodist host circles, guilds, and luncheons while Lions, Eagles, and Moose affiliates convene in halls and church basements.

Hospital Discharges List with Mothers and Infants

Discharge notes show Mrs. Francis Har graves and baby boy at 2025 West River road, Mrs. Willie Merri sweather and baby boy at 1736 Middle avenue, Mrs. Bernard McArtor and baby boy at 213 Lod street, Mrs. Howard Thornton at 1162 Parmely avenue, Mrs. Elizabeth Stegman at 250 Wooster street, and Mrs Harry Sutton at 324 East Bridge street.

Francis Hargraves West River Road Willie Merrisweather Middle Avenue Bernard McArtor Lod Howard Thornton Parmely Avenue Elizabeth Stegman Wooster Street Harry Sutton East Bridge Street

Outstanding Speaker Set for CWF First 2020 Meeting

The Christian Women's Fellowship of Washington Avenue Christian Church will host Nancy Brown Turner as the opening speaker. Turner, a Kentuckian by birth, has held leadership roles in Georgia Florida and Ohio church women groups and will discuss Missions and Human Rights with ties to the United Nations. The meeting starts at eight o'clock Thursday at the Washington Avenue Church.

CWF Washington Avenue Church Christian Women’s Fellowship of Washington Avenue United Nations Nancy Brown ‘Turner Nashville Willi

Also Mentioned on This Page

Paul Dyczkowskis Leo Guggenbiller Maddock Road St. Joseph's Hospital Paul S. Eager Earl J. Fauver Earl J. Tompkins Grafton Road Wiliam Robertson Amsherst Madison Wis School of Banking University of Wisconsin Tompskins Eagers Wisconsin Michigan Jane Bender Sugar Ridge Road Augsburg Germany United States Doris Mae Bender John A. Bender William Millhaisland Vulcan Street Elyria Memorial Hospital Dante Sect Garvin Avenue Brian Nowak Garford Avenue Sarasota Clement Wohlevers Buddy Berea Cliff Muller Dearborn Mich Miller Sprague Road Wohlevers Nelson McLaughlin Cleveland MecLaughliin Frances Musial Elsie Fye Bell Avenue Ausman Fyre Meadville Fye Niagara Falls Points East Canada Pvt Marvin Meryle Bruce U. S. Army American Air Lines Augusta Marvin Bruce Indian Hollow Read Norman Carothers Quincy ‘Street Bruce Camp Gordon Radio School Atlantic City J. Richard Lutz Center Ridge Road Crawford Long Hospital Atlanta Lutz Sam Altier R W Neighbour Emerson Court Robert E Neighbour Rdaughter Guatemala Babietic Ulie Riiweeisa Jack Knight Gulf Road Royal Oak Mirs Boyd Corter Elaine Stick East Main Street South Amherst Andrew Biro Susan E Pandy Beverley West Second Street Justi Crute Paravs John Kish Dora Lake Lownise Grill Chicese Sylvester Shapiro West Third Street Tyler Goodman Goodman- Nelson Black River Tyler Benita Bottomlee Glenn E. Nichols Wood-Johnson Norton Huffson Daha F. Dilte Ca Frank Stangs M. B. Doll Hospital Amherst Con Rt.115 Brown Jewelers Ridgeville Middle Ave Congregational Division Irving Shepherd Graffom Road Magyar Evangelical and Reformed Ruth Guild Mary Pavienda St. John’s Altar Guild John Arndt George Thompson Sahara Daughters Ellen McCaffrey West Raver Street Women of the Moose Frank S. Harmen Emanuel Lutheran Missionary Society Chevalier Lodge Knights of Pythias Boylan Block Americar Legion Odafeliocw Lodge Aumhary V . W. Post St. Paul's Evangelical Harry Gillmore St. Paul’s Evangelical Mary A. Chandler Hulse First Methodist Circle No Thomas Stringer East Avenue K of P Hall Woodworth Camp United Spanish War Veterans I.C.C.F. Hall Eagles Lodge Women’s Prayer Band Christian Missionary Alliance Maranaina Bible Class First Baptist Church White Shrine Mabel i Logan Woman's Benefit Association Royal Neighbors of America First Congregational Church Somen Auld Memorial Library Robert Berkebile Henry Shaw Dicken Zeatth Parma Bonet Ghanem Lorain, O 4Th Street Middle & West Ave Woman's Club 4Th St Drs. M. F. and D. M. Elliott Masonic Temple Oberlin, Wellington Grafton, North Ridgeville Allen Hospital Oberlin Peerless Inc
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