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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 11, 1946
Page
4
Fragmented OCR text describes hospital visits and births, a concert sponsor plan by St Johns Guild, and various meetings in Ames. Mentions include Elyria Memorial Hospital, Verola, and affiliations with St Johns Guild, Concordia Choir, and local residents like Mrs Peterson, Mrs Dobbins, and Neva Brown.
Miss Thomas of Elyria area to wed Theodore Hudy in a private ceremony attended by about fourteen guests at the residence of Mrs. Robt. Ducoty. Reception featured a salad course and gifts, with prizes awarded to several attendees. Church circle meetings and preparations for upcoming charitable drives were announced, along with a forthcoming quarterly meeting on October 2 at the church grove.
The wedding takes place Tuesday September 7 at St Andrew's Episcopal Church with a miniature bridal tableau and ceremonial details described. Miss Slingerson, a Blyrlir High School graduate, will wed. Observances include a reception and dinner for families at Oberlin after the ceremony.
Y W C A Co Ed Council of the Y W C A plans a hayride for their next gathering in Gateha el A Mans gol iildewags last evening. Committee members include Natty Maher Jeannette Sluysnek Danford Frances Cart Bob arech Rose Innry and Woog Nichols invited attend the hayride and contact committee members. Plan for the event discussed at the Division 14 meeting held at the home of Mrs Helen Jolley on Lake Itkentle. Division will assist the Women's Association with the cafeteria support. Meeting noted Septembers. The next acting meeting scheduled for Friday Sept 20 with Mrs Pauline Billingsley. The event will be announced later.
New members admitted and officers elected for the coming year include Mrs Cholin Kolopis as presiding officer, Harold Davies as first vice president, Mrs Arthur Riahiv as second vice president, Miss Katheryn Thynes, Mrs Jock Walton and Mrs C J Travers as new board members. Initiation planned for October. reports due September 24. Donations described for charity and a salvage drive noted.
The October schedule includes the Regular meet of the Guild on October 23 with plans for next five years and a Fall Rally in Cleveland District at the local church September 25 with Rev. and Mrs. E. N. Clements as special speakers. Women’s Missionary Society held a meeting led by Mrs. Bristol. topics centered on America’s Curse and the cost of intemperance. Also listed are Women of the G A R and Daughters of America gatherings with community dinners, raffles, and plans for upcoming bazaars and receptions.
Agnes Hacker married William Barnes Jr at St Peters North Ridgeville in a ceremony before 150 guests. The bride wore a white nylon gown with a fingertip veil, bouquet of white roses, and a double strand pearl necklace. Bridesmaids wore pink lace, and Ruth Fine-Ran and Patricia Barnes assisted. Richard Barnes was best man. After the ceremony a dinner for 22 at Loser’s North listed, with a reception in the evening attended by about 150. The couple will reside with the groom’s parents and plan their new home on Madock.
The passage outlines a wedding scene with a gray and red ribboned bodice, a draped skirt, and feathered accents. Bridesmaids and attendants wear pale gowns with yellow and pink elements, while the bride carries a bouquet and wears a feathered, airy ensemble.
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