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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 14, 1946
Page
3
Fragmented OCR text from a Cleveland sports page lists javelin and names with unclear events. It mentions Hogspltat and a 90 month reference, with Grand Printing Co. credited and a web file date not available.
A wedding notice details the bride Donna and groom Eugene, with family roles and rings. It notes both attended local schools, service in the military, and current employment, with a long list of locations tied to hospital postings and institutions.
In Lorain at 630 morning the wedding of Eleanor Bronzek and Vincent Feron was held with Bronzek’s brother Neil Fronzek giving away the bride. The bride wore moss green with cherry cake details and yellow roses. maid of honor Ann Feron wore black with pink roses. The groom’s best man was Neil Fronzek. The couple will reside at 1st Long Avenue Lorain after a trip to New York City. The bride is a Lorain High School graduate employed at Western Automatic Machine Screw. Feron is a Elyria High School graduate who served 45 months in the Air Transport Command and works for National Tube Company.
Mrs Rover and Mrs Youngs discharged. Iga welcomed a baby boy. Girason and Mrs Allen McCauley welcomed a baby girl A. DD.3. Mrs Myrtle Dean Oberlin discharged. Merv Se Chaie Seerae listed. Tangs i Sr Lagrange and Ruseel SenavMer at 119 Grant referenced.
A long OCR fragment lists university entries and local births and moves. It mentions Barbura Charis at the University of Michigan, various students and relatives, plus births at Elyria Memorial Hospital and enrollments at Bowling Green State University and Case School of Applied Science. Names include Marjory Cobheane, Milas Céchrane, Dorothy Skellete, Rudy Skrilete, Nancy Symons, Lt Edward Pelogulin, Eugene Kilnect, Mr and Mrs Franklin Wildenhelm, Samuel Moore, Peter Christiansen, John Miller, Edmund Smith, Bil Shaw. The piece also notes a home return after surgery and a speech event reference.
Elyria Women s Republican Club hosts a timely program at the Woman s Club. Ruth Cummings announces two candidates for office Fred Banner for Congress and Cette L McGintey for the Court of Appeals. A panel on Storm Sewers bond issues and Elyria current expenses is set with open public attendance and a social hour after.
Shirley Jean Byam of Elyria marries Bernard George Marquis of Cleveland in a 2 PM ceremony at St Andrew's Episcopal Church. Rev Theodore Mredering officiated. Bride wore white lace gown with pearls. groom's party included John Debnar as best man and several ushers. About 100 guests attended a reception at Elyria Women's Club.
A formal wedding at Mary's Parsonage united Elynor H Supers daughter of Mr and Mrs Andrew Supers and Ewing F Brown son of Mr and Mrs Ewing F Brown. The couple met in France while in the armed forces and will reside in East Liberty Pennsylvania after a reception for about 40 guests. The bride wore a turquoise sheer wool street length dress with black accessories and a white rose corsage. The groom served as best man and the couple's future plans include Pitt University attendance.
The event featured officers and supreme officers leading the installation. New president Alice Kaylor and supreme officers Klara Schaub and Agnes Dunford were highlighted with music by John Resar. Gifts were given to Clarence Dunford, and an invitation to a party at 1435 East River Street followed the ceremony. next lodge meeting set for Friday September 27.
Congressman Walter Huber addressed the Elyria Democratic Men’s Club and Democratic Women at the Woman’s Club house. The event featured remarks on registration, European conditions witnessed by Huber and colleagues, and reflections on sacrifices for democracy. Prize winners and hosts were noted, with plans for a September 28 card party at the Masonic Temple.
A fragment describes a woman named Manhorthy who completed five years of Army service and is attending Western Reserve University. It mentions 1636 and 1054 as unclear references and references a spring event with a group called Women's Leas SME Hoss Who's wild. The readable portion highlights military service and ongoing education.
The Woman's Auxiliary of the Episcopal church meets during the 35th General Convention in Philadelphia with Mrs G Russel-Hargate of Elyria delivering the address on the Christian Home. Delegates discuss minority representation and women’s roles in church councils while noting the largest United Thank Offering ever. The Demons Club plans an October 12 hayride and dance at Lola Trumpy’s home, with refreshments and next meeting at Alice Donahise’s Gratton RD.
An announcement reports OS guests at Elyria High School where Benet, Crandall, and Bin Crandall attended. The discussion covered plans for the fall and winter season, with Benjamin attending Tat Supply Co. involved in the matter.
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