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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 19, 1945
Page
4
Genevieve Darcy of Kenton Avenue became the bride of Col. Frank Toth at St. Mary's Church. The ceremony featured a white gown, gold accessories, and a large all-white floral display as families gathered for the service and reception.
Jeanne Hickey of Boston wed Robert Tufford as Mr and Mrs Leonard P. Tufford hosted at 1A52 vente. The bride wore gray moire as guests and a Shake Champhain escort attended. After the service the couple planned a New York City wedding trip and will reside in Boston.
The Hamilton Parent-Teacher Association announces its regular session on Thursday, October 4, during September discussions and planning for the coming term. Members are invited to attend to review activities and set goals for the school year.
Local society notes describe Martha Nelson as bride to be and guest of honor at events last night. Names of hosts, club announcements, and Bible class reviews fill a busy social scene with plans for October 4 wedding and October 6 meeting.
Personal notices recount births and family moves in Canton area, including a September birth at a clinic in Alsace Texas and relatives stationed with the Army Medical Corps. Community groups crown officers, plan picnics at State Park and church activities, with members hosting gatherings and discussing overseas boxes and charitable sew-a-thons.
Fragmentary OCR text lists licenses connected to individuals such as Milind Tinare and Howard, with numbers like 104 and 88 and unclear place references. The readable portion suggests a licensing or permit item, but specifics and context are damaged and not fully recoverable.
Local clubs and churches host varied gatherings this evening at multiple venues including Methodist and Catholic groups. Activities include fundraisers, suppers, lodge meetings, and rehearsals with notable attendees and planned social hours.
Mrs. Frank Stockwell of Oberlin spoke last night to the Republican Women’s Club at the Woman’s Club in Chita. Curt Piers presided as delegates were named for an October 19 Columbus convention. Mrs. Stockwell described China air raids and rebuilding, urging aid to China while noting wartime hardships. Refreshments followed. regional Odd Fellows meeting convened in Wellsville with O. G. Swartemiller leading discussions on fellowship, degree work, and membership. Next lodge meeting slated for September 25 with refreshments.
A large High School faculty gathering of about 800 people and spouses occurred last night at Miss Josephine Wilcox home on East avenue. A riverbank meal was served by cafeteria manager Miss Virginia Lentz with help from Miss Mabel Eubanks Mrs Frances Raufus O K Caldwell Earl Lautenschleger and Wassler Von Brock. The event welcomed new associates and honored retiring members Mrs Blanche Lake Miss Nella Lewis and Wilfrid Bowdler with gifts and speeches. J Martin Beck chaired the program and many new members were introduced by various presenters including Mrs Edna Jones Miss Lucille Léach and others. Superintendent and Mrs J E Bohn attended. The long running social for the district was held at the J J Vaughn home on East avenue.
Y Femmes, a young business girls club, held its Fall Round-Up at the Y W C A gym. A drum demonstration by Jack Yoo explained drums and playing style, with Shirley Yoo on piano. Frances Corkill directed songs, and Mrs. Jeanne Craine Dengler received a wedding gift. Committees listed. next meeting a cookout at the Y fireplace.
The group convened for the last Tuesday meeting with Mrs Win Dutier and Mrs Alvi Stellen presenting the budget and milk contract awarded to Elyria Dairies. Dr Ann L Becker spoke on health education and parenting emphasis, urging child centered programs and values of peace. Members reviewed literature displays and discussed membership drives for State Parent-Teacher Week September 23 to 30.
The wedding of Wanda Freeman to Robert Butzinger was solemnized Sunday at Luther Church with Rev Walkey officiating. The bride, daughter of Mr and Mrs A Freeman of 364 Columbus, wore a black sequin cap and veil, carried red roses, and was attended by Doris Mohrimian in a gold crepe dress. The groom’s attendant was Edward Barbnkecht. A three tier wedding cake and garden flowers decorated the reception for about 180 guests at the Woman’s Club. The couple, graduates of Elvnia High School, plan a Kentucky wedding trip. The bride works for Kresge, and the groom is also an Elvnia High School graduate.
Discharges list includes Betty Myers Joyce Mtopedith Mrs Alyn Meaizgehe UE Garba toad baby prt ROO and Mrs Stephen Pere among others, with locations in Woodford and Guba. Entitled to home recovery plans, the note records multiple patients released.
Mrs George Kay oversaw registrations placing mowers about rooms and giving each attendee a red school house identification tug. Attendance reached eighty adults in the afternoon and ninety one overnight with Gates Y School drawing the largest turnouts.
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