The Chronicle-Telegram from Elyria, Ohio • Page 6

Personals Designs for Living Calendar furtl 4lil Wiltfl ISJ returned from 'an trip through Vu- Jersey i.md New They ah ftev, i' Ai- of Regular flapliit uuc Atlantic osy and Rf( se sp ke in UI)C lt )n Phiu- dtlphia. Pi. and Ixing Island. To- lesvet for Can- Miss Martha Cremeans Will Become Mrs, Rudy Skriletz On August 23 Rudy MAtlft nf Whirri will of AnjrnM --'I MIIO the ttalififhtfr nf MriS. Mdr of MR Union Ihf Son nf HeHhH nf 1'J'J Virginia Demirjian IsEngadedToWed FrankM, Denes Mr, and John Demirjian of.

the Gtntral Molori Company. JJ7 Harvard avenue are announcing, Nufiii engagement of their daughter, Virfinia, to Frank A. Me the non of Mr. and Denes of D. No.

1 LaOrange. Beth Mws Demlrjmn and her fiance attended Elyria High School. from f.lyri* high 1 with (he, he will a and fniplnyrd the at of ihp C'impany Tuik. editor ol Ohio' 1 Mr wm giachuted fiom her Bulletin, And Klyna high Jfhool in 1938 find from of Oenison Univernly 1941. He thaiiman (if the Ohio Con- ihe Navy i Ihire Pannix and Tvac'ncis.

ase year nf 'fl-nt in the mmig ln lo mpm of ll.i i Pacidr. He now t-mployed boaid wiio will aiiend Hir an- of the Congress of I'aienta and 'i'enthi'is in Chu-Afco Hicy Ipjve tomtn tX-mirjian tn employed in thej Office of the Ehna for the! Agtd and Mr Denes by the Reliance Machine Product! Inc. I On Thursday evening Id Inembex ami icluiii on Thursday. iof the Memorial Hospital Ohm O.I- i elge of Commerce honor Iiilt tn- igraduating tere of the 1 fiom f.lyri.i, M. F.ine«t Yotiovilz, Richard I) BoyUn, Willinm Winsorv, F'mnk Kick, Maigatet R.

Shubert and Elyiia Memorial Hospital Alumnae it dinner at the Oifty- stone Hotel. U-shaped table at a white eloih and appomied with talisman ii emplojed jmowbalU and to carry Council Meets For Election The Catholic Study Club Council'- held a special meeting in St. Mjry's church basement on Thutadav even- out the etnsi colom. The tall tap- etji were tictl with aqua ribbon and at each member'i plat-" a compact and a gardenia i-oii-tge, gifts Robert NieUen. Jnne Ann Riddle.

HaujilUrr. of Mr. and H. Riddle ofj Middle hoinrj this evening from Tex.u Christian t'nuemty. Foil Worth.

Texai She! IF (g) 1947, CKir4.56 Timai. MOSfSAf P. D. Cirell. Lldltt O.

A. ft. It JOS of Bitftti, Miami Ifitf WlHIfli 14 yelriTof irt church has dinner party at of f.lvi.- 1 r.oram p. ffi. OffictH So V.

W. C. ihttrtJtinl I.Idft* Canton Loraln 48, Auxiliary No. 11 meeting. and ProfeAsionat and firls ifc offer- Ittdium to CleteUnd Indiinl ban, offer through of Cuyihofa County of 'tht American Legion, Caplain Roth of Cleveland Po- lict Department and Sill VeWk and Club hai dinner and at 8 36 p.

m. at filyria Wonft- Club of to. lAttffttt, fttt futftt Mr, Mri. OtSrJre I. fof llufthl.

Miititf MUrWet am? Warner visited In Cleveland. Mr. Willilm tudor, It, son. Willitrn 'fudof. Ut, borft Obfcrim hostrtiKI.

He. nine; Curdlnll Shmuli of Oirl Seouti met thtir rtwmt fhufidny Iflcnitton. They program they will dut church mother-daughter Texan, to visit their' son-in-law Spring Valley Country David Nye chapter nf De Molay 7 to p. in of PythiM hall Stick and Rudder Club at a m. at Y.

M. C. A. with E. injured in S.

Model Club. 'plosion. 4-lt Af UvHlM the Cleveland Baseball Co. through for theif mothers i later -Spirit of Wtliingiort American Post with TOo new membtrs Were- wel- Ns Men let eometf. feathtr Toth and filltattsth OB Wit fliii The will meet again Wednesday, June J.

at the Leader II Jetnnctte Warner, With Mrs. fVed Snyder and Mrs, Mr. K. J. obefi, Street, on Wily to and daughter, Mr.

Mri. Ororge (Elfy Feik- ner Injured In the City explosions, only re- releMed from tlw'hoi- Hie little daughter Ladiex Auxiliary to t. 1070 has mwiu R. The Outdoor 4-H club tm- Clay Polxom been engaged In cne.rsee. the recreation again Director has been Hiked by the leaders of the Girl Scout day camp tn lend assistance to them With thrir group tinging, Fallh Given Recognition Timnjend Club in Victory, able to hold iu picnic at We.ulakei Ware, daughter of Mr.

ami (Park Instead members' Mts. E. rerogtiifed Auxiliary to homp of MrJ week for her scholastic ubiii- Taft Parlors at I 1 BllblU on Hamilton where uw- faili! stored the higheU r- r- "it 4 ''S nie-eling Was held Wore in ft teccnt eighth grade to President Betsy I fholarslnp test conducted here. 2 him been given honorable mention Belly Arndt and Donna Mend! bv tire state educational authoritirs conducted initiation for Shirley for fnulhing in the upper ten per Ward. Charles Kreemrin, Mafilvn'rrnl of all in Ohm.

She completed her fieshman the Folowing the dinner an invita Licenses Wellington Bt COXA ML 8HF.PARD 1U lUrkn SL tl-t Astociation Newt Dellvert Call rAiTH ftertlek Woodlngi Ij Rscipient Of Gifti tion extended to the to join the Aluninnf by Mils Cora Edilh HI Broad llreet, and 1'vl. nue. laborer, and Willie Miller. lard Watson, son of Mr. and Mis 13(1 f) Fuller road Ing to elect officers, following routine 'bunineM ilu.

Fred Fittpatrick. ehainnan of the nominntinx com- mltte. presented the of offi- the coming She awutpd on her commiMe by Paul Tilman and F. R. Dally, The newly elected officers ore Mrs.

rjnlph Ott. president; Miss Catherine Plas, vice-president; r. R. Daily, and Mrs, Paul Tilmntt, retiring officers Miss LouUe Foreman, president; Daly, vice-president; Mrs. S.

P. Schaefer, secretary; and Richard WaUh, This was final meeting of the MHS041. Entartaini Patrol Boyi The patrol of trhool were entertained Thurtday noon by A. with a dinner and of the ichool guejiti. C.

Boyd, Mrs. Owen. Cl. E. Hall and R.

Seekmi Mrved the meal. After the boyv had enjoyed the typical dinner uliuffle board ping pong were, played. were awarded from the Cleveland. Automobile dub to the tclUiwini boys: 'Captain "Corkey" Perkins, Ueut. Ed Hemminger.

of the jrnirning offi(-e, spoke briefly complimenting graduates and Miss Lillian Romano, responded for the senior Tine and then atended performance of Lady" given by the Playmakers. Miu Alice had charge of arrangements fur the dninci andj assisted by Vkgmia Hoiu- erman, John Pail and Mrs, Donald Members of the iraduating honored were Arditii Andrews, nore Buchs, Tilford Van Dyke, son of Mr snd H. Van of Will'Rutledge, 47, 1828 West street, left Orlr-ai Kmbarkallon for Panama on Alack. Amhenl. welder, and Margaret Chocol, Wednesday.

May 18. River TROOP Tlie Girl Scout Troop No 14 H71 East 1 1 Salata, 21, S27 Irondale! ay tea fi i-j street, apprentice carpenter. of McKinley school met lait Monday p. m. with Iheir- mothert reirular bitiiness jing was held, after which a ihort Stanf.eld, Matold WKlker, Harold I' foritwr KoJie Jamei Bab.It.

rjirner. An offiri-is' tnceting nounred for Monday fit 8 o'clock at the irhool auditorium. Spveial local 4-H leaden and others will explain the sel-upj Mrs. Jonathan Woodings West for the tlub members. River road entertained 32 relatives Both aunnysideu and Outdoor, anr ftieiids of her sixtcr-in-law, 4 clnbs and girls will Woodings of Amherst at a Out the! tnrir flrtt ollbs11 practice at one miscellaneous shower on Tuesday 'o'clock Wednesday afternoon, June night.

Miss the bride- Phone I ENTKRTAIN8 A. Sun" was the three-act play pre- al tnfe school fleM Tuesday at the Parent Association Kathrvn Mouser and by her Miss home dav honoring MIM Vivian Hackett Viifiima 21, 112 Stanford economics The group made GuesU Honor Mr. and C. M. Barnhart entertained at open house Thuisday elect nf Jame.s Kaiser.

Bingo w.i diversion of the with Mrs, Elmer Bischff Harold Bates winning the ninht in honor of their son Carl, I prlirs. Following the the. dav afternoon. 111 Sun- avenue. Miw Hackelt L.

Smith. D. 1 firaf- merits were then served. nd io11 trucker, and Eileen The until Fall will Mose Johnson, Owen, Harland Holobarh, Don Alan Brunner, Joe Tayloi. Alvin Knipper, Jack Bauer, Jack Mohare, Tom Fisher, Don Bob Oeorgc Blrk, Clay Shannon.

Alan Pitman, Ralph Bur- George Ktiahncr. Don penter, Marvin Richard Atkinson, Keith and Don Overseas Wives To Meet On the fie moon of June 4, there will a mMting 1 of the Wives Committee at Elyrit Y. W. C. A.

p. and 5 p. m. Mrs, Howard Robinson, chairman of the hopes that Will a good attendance. She also would to hear from thoit who not answered her letur questioning continuance of meetings Mrs.

M. C. Hacked at 921 Park 20 324 Wmckles street, Robert Sheldon, 20, R. 4 Gn.f- ton, and Victoria Gimben, 17, R. Bc-rnlta Ferber, MarcelU Oremore.

Anne Nesipak, Julia Toth. Madge Stabo. Lillian R'liiann, Florence Koesch and Dorothy Falkner. Celebrates 80th Birthday Mr, and Clarence Everett of Twenty-seven members Club vvenliU- Wellington. "alt' Miller, 21, 2101 Lake ave- in Lakewotxl.foi dinner and nue.

truck driver, mid BHty Gunn attended Ihe Exposition in thejder. 21. 113 Parkview court, Genty. 44, Cleveland, and Helen Zimmerman, -jtlieir beautiful dresses for the oc- who was a member of ihe gi aduat- honmee unwrapped her luvrlv gifts In which each member of r.a.«ioi-i, They pieient the play Sing class. Those from out-of-town after which buffet luncheon was troop had a part.

Refresh- 'he ten-county Cora 'were Mrs. Orart Armstrong. Colum- I served by the hostess The table Mosher and Nancy Jewett took bus; Mrs. Sam Ziliox and Mrs 'was beautifully decorated with tall Alice Ellsworth. Akron; Mr.

and) while tapers and flowers and ss-TiS evening. Betty Stocklale and grand- rago are upending the week-end si t.nrain. Vied 2(1. Columbia Sla- tion, shop work, -and Mary KruecK, the home of Mrs, sistei J20, Lorain. and biothcr-in-law, Mr.

and Mu. John Kolradt. Lorain. repair- be in the form of a picnic held iU tlie Obcrlin road grounds next Monday after school. sANNOUNCEMENTS There nre about 200 more of cookies in the Girl Scout office.

If anyone wishes more she can obtain them at the office, F.lyria Block. All cookie money is due June RCKisiratinn for D.iy Camp be- Bins 9 a. Monday morning June 2 'Hie nrst one hundred I i I VIITT I 1 Ul 1V1 1 Li F. of Harvard Avenue. jtnan, and Katherme Spolanch, 2-.

KU aKe 7 lo i 8 reg ter Wl Sgt, David T. Sellers, son of Mr. Lorain. i. parts.

Mrs. Norman Linder Installed thej Charles Ellsworth, Hudson'centered with brides and newly elected officers of the P-TA. town guests were also pres- Mrs. Myron Boije, pi en-sent. cakes.

Guests were present from idcnl; Mrs. Harold Kepler, vice-j Mr. and Mrs. Norton had and president: Mrs. Victor Herrick, sec-las gueitr, for their, daughter, Joan, i River lelary, and Mrs.

Lyman Jollowing commencement, Mr. Tlie wedding will be solemnized Mrs Linder then pre- W. Shipman, New st. parish house on past president pins to Miss'Mr, and Mrs. Glen Norton, Ober-'j Matthews and Mr.

and Mrs Robert Sutliffj i i taken for the camp The Girl 1M Parmtley avenue tntertained ali and Mt Sellers, arrived home Frank Thomas 31, I.orain,jscout ofTlce open from 9 a dinner yesterday noon for the for-(Thursday evening after and F.lvera Toth, tr nonn on week A Anv The Misses Theresa Murawskl vacation in Chicago. Ttank Everett of the terminal leave from the Army Grtswold road, who celebrated Tort Sheridan, 80th birthday. The table centered with a large birthday cake and set for his children, including Mr. and "Mrs. Willaid Redman of Lorain, Chrlsltnt Brill of Amherst.

Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Schramm of Schramm road, Mrs. Frank Everett, and the host and hostess. In the afternoon 17 of tht honored giandchildren surprised him.

Out of doors games were played and enjoyed. At five o'clock a desaert lunch wns by Ihe hott arid hostess and Mr, Everett received a purse of money from family. Hostess To Circle Members of St. Circle No, I were guests of Mrs. Ida Otar of Sixth street Thursday afternoon lor nveeling.

Martha Wuth, president, opened the session by 878 West River street. Kirl who is IR years of or Leo Zelmski, mr ishej to be a camp aide can for Camp las-See- street, repairman, and Agnes of South Maple street and Irene Lot am. Andrrejcr.yK of Thirteenth street! Wllbeit Z'eiie. 21, I.orain, tool Ke-i bi-ing accepted, if left yesterdnv tn a wcek'sinnd die worker, nnd Mary Besean, 20, Loram. a choice of a cabin mae it well lo remsier immediately Miss Menedcs Martin, C.id^t Richard Farnsworth, 19.

New Ms the rtuui choict places will be Nurse In training at Springfseldj London, foundi and Nellie; taken soun. City Hospital. SpruiKlield. Ohio, isj Belfiore. 17, Wellington, spending her vacation at her home; Loins Viuady, 26.

303 Foster- ave- Club Hears Review at 832 Middle Menuc Mr. and Mrs. Conrad Sherman of Toledo spent Metnorl.il at ttie home of Mr. and Mrs, Lowell Sellers, 124 Chase street, Mr and Mrs, Wilbur nf Oration toad are the parents of daughter born May 30 at jmie, factory worker, and Jucundaj of the Club Seitili, 29. Lorain.

review of the book "Spin James 22, Lorain, Dolljr" by Alberta Hum- dent, and Carol Poscy. 18, LurMin. jmine. the club meeting Thurs- Edley Gi.iysini, 27. Lorain.

clerk, riroon'at tlic home of Mrs and Anticline Tomazin, Robert Epple.y, 22. D. I.orain A. F. Scruiber on Lake Avenue 2 Am- Mis, Si h.iber presided, in the i Miss Woodings a WAC dur- I'l-'h.

jand Mr. and William Reed, jng the war with service. The new president announced, 1 Quests of Vernon urketl were! Mr. Kaiser was with the Coatt as IdilMws: program. Mr Mrs.

Wade Urich, Mrs. B.ibitt; heulth, Mrs Ar-jRvan. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Young, Ihur Cdve; Ipgislation, Mrs Harry "all of Maimfield; Mrs; C.

Youne. Wagner; publitity, Miss Yovmg and Betty Mock, all Hunt; meibcrship, Mrs. Paul Wil-! Shiloh. kmson; and means, Mrs. How- Guests of Kenneth Avery, nrd Arndt; hospitality.

Mrs, GJcnjwere Mr. and Mrs, H. C. Stevens, room mother, Mnr. Earl Knowlton Avery, of Oberlin; Erwin Reighley.

Brighton. school Dr, W. Z. Barrett, his son-in-law Conkle. To Sing Over Radio The Wellington High mixed chorus of more than dauRhter, Mr.

and Mrs. Wll- will be heard over station lisrn Bowen, of Worxibridffe, N. WTAM from 4:15 to 4:30 Saturday called on the former's cousin Cora afternoon. June 7, according to M. Shepard and uncle Winilow Clay Fohom.

"diicclor They plan Shepard, Thur.wlay. were on to use two of the school buses and make a day of it, taking in Inter- buildings and institutions in Only woman taxi driver in Whitstable, England, has had no accidents in 21 driving. their way to New London, to attend commencement and alumnij activities and from then will go to Cleu-laiid California for several This Three of the Welling- is vacation tune for both men. heist, electrician, and Audrey Lem- jrfbiivtic'e of the president. Mrs.

Fox Elvna Memorial hospital. 17, 423 Krnyon avenue. -A buMiiess nieetinj; was he'd Born to Mr. and Mrs, Robert Slronxsville the last of ihe a on Mav 30 at Elyna farmer, and Phyllis Porter, 18. Memorial Hospital.

In Orafton. Their home lijAvon Lake Fred Burke. 23. Liter. 'He A picnic will ue 2 Welling- reading "In the Living Room ofj of daughter at Elyrla Memorial Jesus" and Mrs.

Klara Schaub had Hospital on May charge of the devotlona taken A fon wa Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Martin ofjtori, worker, and Netla Boice. Silver Beaver Award radio Given Oberlin Man Vermilion are announcing the biithj24 i Wellington Cliarge. 01 mt aevouona A fon wa Mr ind Mr the llth chapter of Matthew.

She Rourke at Ctyria Memorial Klvm Stiail. 21 Route i Nnv; read a poem and Closed the Hospit.il on May Tlsey "live at foundry worker, and Mary Motti Orald 22 Lorain. technician, and Irene Emmoni, v. Hail. Ol-erhn College in- period with praver.

i 1710 Park View court. Monthly of the commit- A wn hol 0 Mr nd Ml 21, R. Giaftrm Auttersnn. 28, Ueu oil 'stmi-nt executive, reccn cu me Awaid KUen by tl.e Moita. Scouu of America for In bovhood' 1 at a of Die executive board tae chairmen w.r.

rncludexl wOU) SMn of Case May checker, and Rosemanc 'the K.reland. Area CminrilI A i .1 21. Lorajn. AntlioMv Jarven fellow avenue. 22, 120 Hose- 'Hi.

iU meiting annovlncenieiil ylu Memorial of a nunmaite sale to be lield June 30 and at at the home Honori Miss Crooks Mrs. Giar. At the rontlusjon ol rul )lltnf nt rf hfr ir.aiy Alficn, 19. u. I on.

served re-i nil UT Hr n) pn fl freshmrnts from one tablei fr(K lrnrr) Honored centered with lilies of the J( Thursday On Phumdav evening meeting will ht her home on Huron as honored fit a Hii lUieen cla.ner al churti) became The bride Riven bv her r'lhrnori this morninj; li.tiMcr lii-lij at Uie laitei home on Princeton Garden flowers were -ti pin. avrnnr. ihn ughi-ut Hie hrime fi.j 'Ji' were during the occasion and color of pir.K v.i'h linres oli 'K lo v.h.ie pivdonunatrd in ihe ap. Hobe! I Mrs, when a Itjneheon ami Watson. sn-ved to the by the' A lunch seived buffet 1 assuled bv Mrs, John and the gut-it of hiinor recencd Sr.

Mrs. EIv, ell Ro'-vell i many mi elUneous gifts in- Uunves of 1'Miiio provided tht di--mother Rav and veiMnn fif 'nr pnmg t's mother. wert from HebehiAnil vtrte t.orain cor.sareit at begiriiiins of ii.r THE ONLY SHOP IN ELYRIA--- Which Offtn ing Wtll As General JHending and Miner MocKAY MENDING SERVICE FREDA MaeRAY General Mending Minor AUerstUm Oul-Of-Towi, Cuslcmtn Serred By Mail A CU 11 FOURTH ST. PHONK 7MI it H.IH aiinonnrcd today. Inchest given along ViiMui line oy the acouts.

ii l.av heen al the I ii-oiii Hireling here approxi- miji-ih but Hart was attend that meeting, i PCI ed ihe award for racs of arMvity in tt ou with scouts in Fire- A frnrn the. Falklind w.a' irom Souih Arnti- i for special rm-dical ai she London Zoo for ATTENTION JUNE 1937 GRADUATING CLASS Calebratt your lOfh with your claitmatti. Call Wedneiday ivcninq, Junt 4th and maki your reservation! (or informal dinner Sprinq Country Club, Friday, Jun. 6, 1947 at P. M.

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