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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 04, 1946
Page
4
Relatives and friends learned of an engagement as corsages were given during a gathering. Eleanor and John were named in inscriptions on keepsake flowers. The couple, daughter of Mrs. Ralira Chih and son of Mr. and Mrs. Steve Kolena, were to wed at an unspecified date, with plans to move to Massillon where the groom works.
A local Ladies Auxiliary gathering featured awards for members including Mrs Gerald Hattie and Mrs Ed Hollie. Desserts and music were provided by Fidha Amspaligh and teams. The group planned a Mothers Day class and announced upcoming meetings, with prizes awarded for April activities.
A nurse education program was shown at Memorial Hospital with speakers from Cleveland presenting on medical devices, syringes, thermometers, and care standards. The event in Johnson Hall featured Vanes Shilenald and Nelson Dinsé of Cleveland, followed by refreshments hosted by the committee members.
Mrs Charles Fisker was appointed chair of the nominations committee as Edison PTA delegates accept four officers for spring conference. Programs featured Miss Bers tha Meesiz’s second graders with choral readings and Annette Gallo’s piano solos, plus hospital activity displays and a paper sale update. A future May 1 meeting will elect officers and present annual reports.
The fourth Lenteh meeting by Elyria Council of Church Women at the Magyar Evangelical and Reformed Church drew over a hundred attendees. Rev Louis Novak and Mrs Novak led hymns in Hungarian and English, with a talk on Magyar heritage and the Reformation. The church, serving 300 families, preserves language in worship though English services rise as youth adopt English. next gathering is April 10 at 12:30 at the First Congregational Church.
The engagement of Miss Dorothy Kasubinski daughter of Mr and Mrs Walter Kasubinski 327 Fifteenth street to Joseph Krucinski son of Mr and Mrs Jacob Krucinski 927 Eighteenth street is announced today. The wedding date has not been announced. Both young people attended Elyria schools. Miss Kasubinski is employed by the Perry Fay company and her fiancé at the Praider. Honor Mrs Lamberton The Residence Committee of the W GA honored Mrs Rachel Lamberton with a dessert luncheon yesterday in the dining room of the residence. Twelve guests enjoyed the informal afternoon. Mrs Carl Schmitkens chairman of the committee presented Mrs Lamberton with a gift as a token of esteem from her former coworkers. Mrs Lamberton was Residence Director of the YW CA until April when she left to take a new position. Ts Held Open House Mrs George Smith 450 East Hive of StVesL today that she will hold Open House on Sunday from two to five oclock in the afternoon in honor of three members of her family. Her daughter Stella Smith returned from Tokyo att dis service 18 months. She will take to her studies at Percy Jay Moki in Baile Creek. The two members being honored are a daughter Patricia Smith recently discharged from military service and a son-in-law Rup Soh who was just returned from service.
A jumble of names and events from Cleveland society pages details hostesses at a Lantern supper, Beta Phi and Rotary clubs, a Bethel Benge installation, a Democratic Women’s Club gathering, and upcoming meetings of Rela Phi at the Yocat venue. The piece notes slides by Miss Betty Newton, business meetings and social hours, with plans for April 17 and refreshment duties.
The Elyria Council of Church Women met to discuss a recreation project planned for April 12 and to appoint Ellewonth Schneider as representative at Civic Organizations. Charlotte Eady Guilds of St. Andrew's hosted 13 members with prayers led by Mrs. Ernest Haylord. Officers for the coming year were nominated, with Mrs. Earl Slosine and Mrs. Robert Dyke named chairmen. meeting adjourned to April 17 when Mrs. Max Woperster will host.
Community event details list a Calvary gathering focused on sewing and collecting clothing for those in need. Names of organizers and hostesses appear alongside committee members and a Friday April session with speaker Laurence Collier, county home superintendent.
A fragmented note lists race or dance items with references to Grange Hustlers and Ry Grange on iswold road Tod ay. The readable lines mention late apes 6 and Wivrin along with Sackson's and Orel cAdnin.
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