Baltzells Wed in Elyria Wedding at St Pauls Church
Frederick Baltzell and Myrna Miller were married Saturday evening at St Pauls Evangelical and Reformed Church with Rev Arthur Dey officiating. The couple plans to reside in Elyria on Olivet Drive after a bridal trip and reception for 200 guests at Hickory Tree Grange Hall Amherst.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Baltzells
Elyria
Frederick Baltzell
St. Paul's Evangelical and Reformed Church
Arthur Dey
Olivet Drive
Myrna Marlene Miller
Herman Miller
Henry St
Amherst
J. G. Baltzell
Gulf Rd
Sylvester Marzell
Cleveland
James D. Hamilton
North Olmsted
Richard McCurdy
South Amherst
Hickory Tree Grange Hall
Jewish Temple
Cor
West St
Lodi
Pythian Sisters Elect Conference Delegate
Pythian Sisters met in Jaycee Hall after recess and selected Mrs. Osea Higgie as Grand representative to the Grand Semple in Columbus at the Neil House. The group plans fall meetings for the second and fourth Tuesdays starting Sept. 28 and spons a rummage sale at YWCA basement on Friday Sept. 17 from noon to 9 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jaycee Hall
Osea Higgie
Grand Semple
Columbus
Neil
Y.W.C.A
Secrets of Charm Shorties Dress Lines for Your Figure
Short or tall, choose lines that suit your silhouette. This fashion guide explains best horizontal and vertical lines for the short slender and the short fuller figure, with shop tips, suitable necklines, sleeves, belts, and skirts to flatter each type. Tomorrow: firm muscles, good figure.
Elyria Churchwomen Work Worship Study
Lake Avenue Congregational Division F meets with Mrs. Milton Farmer and others for devotions, talks on India and Pakistan, and a birthday dessert planned for October 11. Circle No. 6, First Methodist, welcomes Nell Kesson. Friendship-Fidelity class votes to buy blocks for children. various Methodist circles hold meetings with devotions, reports, and upcoming events across Elyria.
Hospital Discharges List Includes Many Local Residents
Discharges include Julius Baksa of Graf ton and Mrs. Clarence Bennett with daughter at 252 Valley View. Brenda Buffington of 1253 North Washington Blvd. Miss June Blakselee of 309 Tremont St. Richard Carpenter of 438 Cleveland St. Mrs. John Diubac of Lorain. Mrs. William Fielder of 300 West Third St. Mrs. James Gillian of 353 South Maple St. Miss Mary Howes of 507 Wood St. Maline O'Dell of 310 Thirteenth St. Richard Pozynak of 1612 West Ave. Mrs. Lewis Roush of La Grange. Mrs. Thomas Rafter and son of Grafton. Mrs. James Read and daughter of Lorain. Andrew Strinka of 1224 East Ave. and Miss June Wenzel of Wakeman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julius Baksa
Grafton
Clarence Bennett
Valley View
June Blakselee
North Washington Blvd
Brenda Buffington
Tremont St
Richard Carpenter
Cleveland $T
John Diubac
Lorain
William
Fielder
West Third St
James Gillian
South
Maple
Mary Howes
Wood St
Maline O'Dell
Thirteenth
Richard Pozynak
West Ave
Lewis Roush
la Grange
Thomas Rafter
James Read
Andrew Strinka
East Ave
June Wenzel
Wakeman
Majority Club Plans October Social Events
The Majority Club Order of Rainbow for Girls met at Barbara Stone's home 223 Marseille Ave. Plans included attending the Ice Capades on October 3 and holding a Halloween party on October 30. Refreshments were served and the group adjourned to October 4 to meet with Joan LaBar at 225 Pasadena Ave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Order of Rainbow For Girls
Barbara Stone
Marseilles Ave
Joan LaBar
Pasadena Ave
New Member Welcomed in Local Social Circle
Mrs Fletcher Holliday hosted Korean Gold Star Mothers this week at 35 Sandy Lane Drive to welcome a new member, Mrs Hartzel Nixon, with a social afternoon and refreshments. The November 8 meeting is set for Mrs Richard Jacobs home on Third Street. Tran releases list of luxury goods restricted from import in Tehran.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fletcher Holliday
Sandy Lane Drive
Hartzel Nixon
Richard Jacobs
Third St
Miss Fauver to Return for Freshmen Orientation at Smith
Miss Mary Lee Fauver a Smith College senior and daughter of Mr and Mrs King E Fauver 8 Washington Ave will be among 200 outstanding upperclass men returning early to Northampton Massachusetts to assist with freshmen orientation. Mrs Ruth Lucas Mrs Julia Lengyel Mrs Sophia Suder and Mrs Mary Bruegger left Monday for a month long tour of western states including California and Yellowstone National Park. A3c David E Deptoa left Elyria Sunday after a 12 day leave with his parents Mr and Mrs Paul Reinoehl of 142 Oak St.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Lee Fauver
Smith College
King E. Fauver
Washington Ave
Northampton
Mass
Ruth Lucas
Julia Lengyel
Sophia Suder
Mary Bruegger
California
Yellowstone National Park
David E. Deptoa
Elyria
Paul Reinoehl
Oak St
Mission group reports and upcoming meeting notices
Rosaries Unens and Sa cred Heart badges were turned in by Mrs. Carl Wolf Mrs. William Mynderse and Mrs. Myers Financial and stamp reports were given and an article from the Missionary Bulletin reviewed The Carpenter's Catechist was summarized and an account of a trip to Quebec and a visit to the Shrine to St Anne was given by Mrs J C Boylan Mrs P J Radican will entertain the group October 5 at her home on West Ave at which time Mrs Carl Wolf will give the reading Division Mrs W E Yost entertained members of Division C of Lake Avenue Congregational Church at the season's first meeting yesterday afternoon at her home on Bath St Devotions were offered by Mrs Eugene Chandler who read from the Bible and an article Obedience To God's Will closing with prayer Mrs Della Baker chairman conducted the business session A dessert course was served by the hostess to the 11 members and the group adjourned until October 32 when they will meet with Mrs Dana Fox Lake Ave New Location Botamer Florist corner of Clark St and Park Place Phone 2746
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Lake Avenue Congregational Division
Lake Avenue
Pakistan
St. Francis
Jane Hales
Circle No. 6
First Methodist Church
Park Ave
Florence Black
da Strobel
Earl Henderson
H. A. Hultz
Russell Peterson
Weeden
Marion Crowder
Nell Kesson
Glada Foreman
Harland Cordrey
India
Jessie Lindo
Claude Hummel
W.S.C.S
P. S
Earl
Henderson
Henderson OL Sats Maur
Friendship-Fidelity
Howard Morse
Zink Fielder
J. Edgar Hoover
Mildred Berger
Dorothy Hunger
Nellie Hartman
Hunger
J. Berger
Florence Derringer
Fielder
Woodland Ave
Roger Busler
Frank Luther
Lake Ave
Circle No. 3
Verne Unger
Busler
E. C. Cotten
Magyar
Martha Guild
Lois Hickling
Coumbs St
Anthony Parisian
Guild
Margaret Kostyo
Irondale St
Frank Provenza
ST. Francis Xavier Mission Group
Matthew Myers
St. Francis Xavier Mission Group No
Erie St
Vince Gray
Africa
SS Sa
Sacred Heart
Carl Wolf
William Mynderse
Myers
Missionary Bulletin
Quebec
St. Anne
J. C. Boylan
P. J. Radican
West Ave
W. E. Yost
Lake Avenue Congregational Church
Bath St
Eugene Chandler
Della Baker
Dana Fox
New Jocation
Why Mrs Lou Little Prefers Blue Bonnet Margarine
Mrs Lou Little explains her choice of Blue Bonnet Margarine for flavor nutrition and economy. She notes it provides vitamins A and D in constant amounts year round and praises its sunny sweet taste and smooth spread.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Lou Little
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Bogi
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Sampson Air Force Base
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Welton's Bike and Gift Shop
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Goodrich Pry
B. F. Goodrich
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Aera
B.f.goodrich
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National Council of Catholic Nurses
St. Jude's Auditorium
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Lawrence Coleman
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Susan Archer
William Archers
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YWCA
Holly Hall
John Gilkey
Roger Hill
Henry Ingersoll
Milady
Chronicle Telegram
John Robert Powers
Irene Stewart
Doris Slack
Hattie Vincent
Dorothy Crawford
First Methodist Circle
Tober
Vernon Bell Sr
Ion Washington Ave
Methodist Church Circle No. 8
Kenneth Lord
Vermilion-on-the-Lake
Cora Phelps
Elizabeth Hickey
WJW
J. M. Ryan
Tran
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Middle Avenue
Chronicle-Telegram
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