Pinter Schilling wedding reception set for Elyria club
The Rudolph Pinter and Grace Schilling wed at Sacred Heart Church at ten this morning. A reception at Elyria Country Club follows for 350 guests. The bride, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Schilling, and the groom, son of the late Mr. and Mrs. Steve Pinter, planned a formal ceremony with careful floral and musical details. The couple will honeymoon at Fort Lauderdale Florida before settling in Elyria.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria Country Club
Pinter- Schilling
Lillian Schilling
Rudolph Pinter
Sacred Heart Church
T. §. Zekany
Theodore F. Schilling
Columbia Ave
Pinter
Irondale St
Steve Pinter
Christine Gunlaugson
Madison, Wise
Caesar Franck
Bach Gounod
Schilling
Country Club
Marlin Beach Hotel
Fort Lauderdale
Fla
Elyria Airport
Mouhlas Sislow Nuptials In South Amherst Ceremony
Delores Mary Sislow of Amherst and Steve Mouhlas of Cleveland were married in an afternoon ceremony at Nativity Church South Amherst by Rev Frederick Dietz. The reception followed at the Sislow home with about 1130 guests. The bride will relocate to Cleveland after a Canada honeymoon. she will work in pediatrics at City Hospital while her husband serves as a senior TB hospital technician.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steve Mouhlas
Delores Sislow
Delores Mary Sislow
Amherst
Cleveland
Nativity Church
South Amherst
Frederick Dietz
Donna Shinskey
Robert
Miss Sislow
Canada
South Amherst High School
B. Johnson School
City Hospital
Berea High School
Hostal
Michael Sislow
Mouhlas
Christ Mouhlas
Miller-Hayes Wedding Planned For October 2
Patricia Mary Connors daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John M. Connors of Lakewood and Donald Birmingham Muiss Vesta L. Miller daughter of Mr. Alfred Young and Mrs. Frank Miller Hayes will wed October 2 at 2 p m in a ceremony at the Florence Congregational Church Lakewood officiated by Fr Arthur Young with open church observed Four hundred guests will be received tonight at the Hotel Westlake Rocky River The bride wore a basque gown with cathedral train and pearl jewelry The couple plans to live on West River Road after a New York City honeymoon The bride graduated from St Joseph Academy Cleveland and the groom from Elyria High School and John Carroll University He is stationed with the U S Air Force in Greenville Massachusetts
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria High School
University of Wisconsin
W.C.A
Pmter
Elyria
Bowling Green State University
U. S. Air Force
Chronicle-Telegram
John H. Wehrhoff
Frank Brandav
Witliam Parcell
Hazel
St. Clement Church
Lakewood
Patricia Mary Connors
John Michael Connors
Lincoln Ave
Donald Birmingham
Muiss
Vesta L. Miller
Alfred Young
William James Young
Frank Miller
Carrie D. Hayes
Middle Ave
Arthur Young
Dollie Hayes
Florence Congregational Church
Donald Scott
Marjorie Young
Miss Miller
Birmingham High
Hayes
West and
Virginia
U. S. Marine Corps
Korea
Lorain
Chantilly
West River Rd
New York City
Connors
St. Joseph Academy
Cleveland
Young
Ursuline College
Cleveland Heights
Mr. Young
Elyrna High School
John Carroll University
United States Air Force
Greenville
Mass
Twila Mae Klein to Wed Arthur Needles October 16
Wakeman announces the forthcoming marriage of Twila Mae Klein to Arthur Bud Needles in Wakeman Second Congregational Church. The ceremony at 7 30 p m will be officiated by Rev F Howard Houldsworth with open church. Matron of honor E W Strable. bridesmaids Mrs Gilbert Grote and Mrs Pat Zadamsky. flower girls Jean and Jane Strable. best man Gilbert Grote. usher Gershon Klein. Reception in Pilgrim Hall. Miss Klein's background includes Wakeman schools and Bowen Green State University. she has worked as a Laboratory Technician at Allen Hospital Oberlin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Zagrans
Ann Huffman
Daniel Traicoff
Jack Miller
Miss Jane Schilling
David Schilling
Jane
Robert Riedel
Clare Plas
Joseph Watson, Jr
Alva J. Smyth
Wakeman
William C. Klein
Twila Mae
Arthur
Bud) Needles
van Wert
Walter Barnes
McConnelsville
F. Howard Houldsworth
Wakeman Second Congregational Church
E. W. Strable
Toledo
Gilbert Grote
Vermilion
Pat Zadamsky
Jean
Jane Strable
Miss Klein
Gershon Klein
Pilgrim Hall
Bowling Green State University
Elyria Hospital School of Technology
Allen Hospital
Oberlin
South Amherst
Sorority Bad Taste Party Honors Nine Prizes
Fourteen members and rushees gathered at Helen Cahill's home for a Bad Taste party with games and entertainment. Lucy Loomis won best costume. Eleanor North, Anna Mae Swank, Ruth Jaycox, and Helen Cahill distributed refreshments to rushees and members. Next meeting at Ruth Jaycox's home. plans for the Model Meeting to be presented to rushees on Oct. 12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Cahill
Presient
Bush
Bota Omicron
Beta Sigma Phi
Lucy Loomis
Eleanor North
Anna Mae Swank
Ruth Jaycox
Lois Jordan
Dorothy Acheson
Helen Philips
Agnes Telinski
Violet Winters
Betty Foura
Ruth Pace
Dorothy Sharp
Mary Lou Smith
Calendar Of Events Swents Monday Ely Annes Guest Speaker
Calendar of events listing meetings and gatherings across Elyria and Oberlin venues. YWCA events at 8 pm and 1:30 pm. Colonial Club at Markel's Tea Room 1:30 pm. junior DeMolay at Commerce Hall 7:30 pm. Rainbow for Girls 7:30 pm. Knights of Columbus and Moose activities. Rebekah Lodge dinner 7:30 pm at Grange Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ely-Annes
Y.W.C.A
Y.w.ca
Local Baptist Youth Rally Group Heads to Detroit
Six representatives from Local First Baptist Church travel by car to the Baptist Youth Rally in Detroit. Participants include Mrs. Elizabeth Fodor and her daughters Ethel Lillian and Betty, Keith Horton, and Chuck Thompson. Betty Fodor serves as banquet mistress of ceremonies. They plan to return Sunday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
Detroit
Elizabeth Fodor
Ethel
Lillian
Betty
Keith Horton
Chuck Thompson
Betty Fodor
Between Us at Home Reflects on Education and Catalog Fascination
A reflective piece describes a quiet moment at home away from chores and noise, pondering leadership, education for gifted children, and civic responsibility. The narrator browses catalogs and magazines, imagining gardens, fashion, and whimsical household gadgets, while musing on gender roles and curious quizzes.
Education and Canasta Night at Golden Glow Club
Walter Lippmann highlighted education as vital to survival while the Golden Glow Club held a Wednesday canasta gathering at the home of Mrs. Clara McCallister on Columbus Street. Prizes went to Leona Harman Mary Diedrick Mildred Page and Katherine Ryan. The group adjourned to meet again Sept 29 with Mary Diedrick at Foster Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Atlantic
Walter Lippmann
Golden Glow Club
Clara McCallister
Columbus St
Leona Harman
Mary Diedrick
Mildred Page
Katherine Ryan
Foster Ave
Plus 50 Club Hears Of Y W Eastern Trip
The Plus 50 Club of the YWCA held its first fall meeting as Mrs. Helen Mulholland described a summer trip by 38 members to New York and the New England States. She shared slides on Chinatown and the United Nations Building and view of New York as a city of stone steel and cement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plus 50 Club
Y.w.ca
Helen Mulholland
New York
New England
Chinatown
United Nations
Stone, Steel and Cement
Holly Hall
Hazel van Dyke
Helen Eastman
R. G. Baus
Wacker
Black
Gen Gallagher
H. Refenning
Phoebe Mathis
Joseph Fritz
Grace Nell Crowell
William Bell
E. Gilkey
Edith Briggs
Vermilion
Mildred Reese
Isena Ives
Also Mentioned on This Page
Rudolph Pinters
Florida
Antes
Mrs. Rudolph Pinter
Oatste Aan - de la Vars
Grace Lillian Schilling
Invalid Car Service
Thelma Finlay
Jean Sislow
David Gillespie
Yellow Tulles
Sislow
Middle Ridge Rd
Young Connors
Ert
Simon
James Clifford
Richard A. Jackson
Westlake
Rocky River
Thomas Alan Paskert
Milton A. McDade
Alyce Jo’ Young
John Young
Thomas Allan Paskett
Rob
Donald A. Young
Trout-Were, Inc
Twila Mae Klein
Arthur Needles
Holland
Carek
Carek’s
Broad ST
repAad
and Rug Shop
Lester
Betsy Ross Spinet Minshall
Rome
Club
Janssen
Flowers Jp
Diederich Sone
Sanyo Cas Center
Mbes Road
Y. W
Opposite Savings Deposit Bank
Dance Masters Inc
Dance Teachers’ Association
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