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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 09, 1946
Page
4
A wedding is set to take place between former Virginia High School students now at Spencerian College in Caves. The groom recently discharged from the Air Corps Brig Werble attends, with dates and exact details awaiting official notice.
A crowd of parents and guests attended a meeting focused on education and voting. Miss 2 Mloinentity supervised slides about an educational program while Thelma Gordon chaired, with updates on guest speakers and a forthcoming picnic.
WTAM radio entertainers Salt and Peanuts perform at Gates School on April 11. Admission charged for children under 12 with reserved tickets by phone 9133. Tickets also sold at the door night of performance at 25.225 Bath Street.
Ki-Queens and Kiwanians gathered for a Woman's Chit evening with Mrs George Allen introducing new members and Mrs Palo Carbine hosting. The program featured an illustrated talk on Mexican scenery by Mis Discukbeek, with Archie West as dinner chairman and a committee including Mrs Roo Taylor and Mrs Whitesell. A bridal shower honored Miss Faye Myers at 222 Ninth Street, featuring a treasure-hunt clue and a yellow white color theme.
Local clippings record births at Elyria Memorial Hospital and Elyria area events. Mr. and Mrs. O. M. Bare tone spell a new arrival. Mrs. Smith and family in Washington, D.C. visit. Dance plans are announced for the Holy Cross church Young Ladies Sodality with a May 11 dance at Elk's Hall and a Sunrise Easter service participation.
Edith Beckett of 142 Bath street and Mrs Elroy Koepke on M41 Second Street are discharged. Mrs Donald Mason and a baby girl from 239 Faghth street leave hospital. Steve Kies of 174 Woodford avenue, Alford Ol of 624 Dawer avenue, Walter Castor of 289 Marseillen ave ne discharged.
A rummage and bake sale is scheduled at the Townsend Club rooms on WOR Middle Ave in Bri Apr Te. Proceeds support community programs and club activities.
Corwin new YWCA residence director was introduced to the board of directors at a meeting. A luncheon with Merril Martin Boek as hostess followed. The board discussed the proposed teenage center at length and noted upcoming events from the Friendship clubs and YWCA programs.
Harry E Chang born in Honolulu and educated in Hawaii and China spoke at a YWCA Lenten luncheon, praising China’s women’s progress under Madame Chiang Kai-Shek and urging church groups to support wartime relief and future missionary work. Hostesses and local members discussed plans for spring suppers, library funding, and welcoming new Division members.
A dated and unclear license notice lists individuals with ages and partial addresses including Hubert Smyth Irene Bal, Ruth Heitbips, Dorothy Garber, and others. The document mentions locations such as East ath peer, West Mth steel, West Taih Street, Amherst, and Peau Min Machines. Names and ages are intermingled with garbled place strings, reflecting OCR errors.
One of the largest groups at St Johns Men’s Club met at the Grace Lutheran church Monday evening. A short scriptural reading opened the session led by Martin Huebber. Jack Dilgren presided with officers elected: Dilgren president Braun secretary Grugel treasurer Lehmig executive member Bachman. The highlight was a talk by Art Hudnull and Margie Damm on Youth Looks at the UN and its prospects. Refreshments followed. May brings new officer elections.
Public invited to a Friday April 12 dance at LaChange Th School featuring the Cooks' Orchestras to support a music fundraiser. Proceeds aid Gia.
The hometown spring gathering of the Young People’s Society at the First Baptist Church featured Mrs. Ralph as district director, with John Quinnery officiating and Ferguson leading devotions. Kenny Mack led a contest between the young men and women, special music by Betty Chapnek and George Parker, as Ferguson directed activities.
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