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The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Apr 18, 1945

Page

4

Engagement Of Miss Grace Noveske And Joseph Pijor MO

Engagement announced for Miss Grace Noveske of Hast avenues and Joseph Pijor MM3cls son of Mr and Mrs Thomas Pijor. Miss Noveske attended high school and works in Ben Dix Werlinighouse Automotive office. wedding date not set. Also details on local music contest and breakfast club plans, with names of participants and venues.

Grace Noveske Joseph Pijor Cls Joseph Ty Mos Thomas Pijor Noveske- Attaided Higvia High School

Club Women To Begin Golf Play On May First

Elyria club women of the Ladies Golf Association plan the new season with luncheon bridge for non players on Tuesdays. Golf play starts Tuesday May 1 and a games party Friday will raise funds for the National Project aiding China Army Nurses.

Elyria Ladies’ Galf Association J.B. Jonnson Mra. T. F. Sepilling Coumbia Woman's Club Elyria Business and Professional Women’s Club National Federation China Ohio Federation Aurilla Lyons

Spencer Support Consultation Offers Comfort and Energy

Fatigue relief and energy boost advertised with a comfortable Spencer Support. Harritt G. Mills listed with phone number 39153 for consultation.

Spencer Harritt G. Mills

Beulah Cildénnie laier returns from Louisville weekend

Beulah Cildénnie laier of Furnaes sreat returns from Louisville where she spent the weekend with Paul Shade of Fort Knox. Flight Officer and Mrs Vernon Bell announce the birth of a son on April 17 at Elyria Memorial Hospital.

Beulah Cildénnie Laier Furnaes Louisville LeGps Paul Fort Knox Wallop Sapinedany Hig Hoché East River Vernon Bell Gulf Road Elyria Methorial Hospitals Sts Duanid Bates Miss Helo Batéas Paust Glevelaid

Industrial Club and Auxiliary Meetings at St Andrews

A jumble of names and events shows local clubs and auxiliary groups meeting at St Andrew's parish hall and Odd Fellows hall. Members, officers, and past presidents were honored, letters read from service members, and a dessert social followed a formal program with colors and prayers. May 1 election set for Central Guild officers.

Fort Eee Astra Harrison Street Slady Club Nett Victory-etten Mése Desi Wilson Carribridie Street Bagley Charlotté Eady Guild Fareen Ande Farish Hose Tigredia Mrs. Buckingham Frank Wilson Gapt- Charles Bryant Bryant Hobill Malhall Berger Olmstead Feaking Lewis Knipp California Handehy Pet Harry Mills Camp Atterbury Olmsted Jandh Lo Cvinis Nisce Fedkins Cylors Blake Edgar Arid Ie Ensign Sandrock Chey Land Edgar Chey Naden

Employed Young Women's League Ballot Presented for Officers

The Employed Young Women's League held a meeting last evening where Mildred Neufer chaired the ballot committee. The proposed slate includes Mildred Jobson as president, Betty Schaefer as vice president, Marian Bridgett and Victoria Millers as second vice presidents, Jeannette Sib ley and Esther Hamila as recording secretaries, Anna Kitherlie Hess and Rush Osborne as corresponding secretaries, Peg Cages and Jean Styles as financial secretaries, Hannorah Barnas and Louise Heatheringtory as treasurers, and Carville Firestone, Margaret Histed, Mildred Baugh, Irene Farewell, Virginia Stewart, and Marian Ives as members at large. The dinner tables featured Spring flowers arranged by Doris Ryerson and others.

Young Women's League Mildred Neufer Committed Mildred Jobson Betty Schaefer Marian Bridgett Victoria Millers Jeannette Sibley eEsther Hamiila Anna Kitherlie Hess Rush Osborne Peg. Cages Jean Styles Hannorah Barnas Louise Temibers Carville Firestone Margaret. Histed Mildred Baugh Irene Farewell Virginia Stewart Marian Ives Doris Ryerson Anna Katherine Hess Margaret Histed Olivette Lauck Phyllis Baus Ruth Cavault Katherine Hartman Gene Weve Kuchenrither

April Guild Meeting Reviews One God Targeting Religious Tolerance

Mrs Timms led a review of One God by Florence Mary Fitch at the North Side Guild meeting held at Mrs Lowell Stones home. She highlighted the book showing three major religious groups in America and urged respect for other faiths while noting the author’s Oberlin College background and scholarly merit. Tea followed, a parish house fund contribution was decided, and the next meeting is May 15. a separate Aper el club gathering hosted by Mary Margaret and Barbara Birkbeck discussed plans and served lunch.

North Side St.Andrew's Church Lowell Stone RM. Timms Florence Mary Fitch Oberlin College Timms America Arthur Whidden St. Andrew's Women Dean Emergon A. Pfatt Vance Howe Mary Margaret Barbara Birkbeck Grafton Road

Meetings in Ely and K of P Hall Scheduled

A Ninety Five club will be entertained by Mrs R M Timms at Ely in Country Club Thursday April A. A special meeting of Hinkson Hysell Auxiliary will be held Friday in K of P hall at 7 45.

R. M. ‘Timms Elyfn Country Club Hinkson- Hysell Auxiliary P. Hall

Music program highlights Education and Fine Arts dept meeting

The Education and Fine Arts Department featured vocal violin and piano solos by M’s Fred C. Rushi and Gladys McCullough with accompanists, plus a Ruth-led piano group. The program included works by Buck Branscombe Grieg and Beethoven, and a tea reception followed as zone and church-linked events were announced.

Vacal Golok M's Fred ‘C. Rushi O. K. Caldwell L. J. Kolopus Dudley” Buck Branscombe Victor Young MacCmeey Gladys McCullough Everett Palmer Grieg Droita Bohm Beethoven Ruth Sinding Scherzing Moszkowski Mac Dowell Tehaikowsky J. G. Upp J. W. Smith Frank Stetson

Mrs Eugene McCarthy Speaks at Catholic Study Club Event

Mrs Eugene McCarthy addressed a General Meeting of Catholic Study Clubs at St Marys church hall. Leaders praised the clubs, urged wider horizons after peace, and noted Vatican efforts to aid families during wartime. Refreshments followed. new members Darlene Higgins and Alice Donahue were welcomed.

Eugene McCarthy Catholic Study Clubs

Rainbow Girls Dance Plans Set for April 27

Rainbow Girls complete plans for a dance to be held Friday April 27 at Elk’s hall. Music by the Downbeats. Committee chair Joyce Ling led the meeting at her home with members Joyce Lang Margery Fell Joyce Johnson Norma Jean Rath Wilda Warren Shirley Braddon Bona Mae Reynolds Shirley Standen Pam Maddock and Stte Carat Greening. Mrs Hans Steger advisor attended. Refreshments followed.

Plang Elyria Rainbow Joyce Ling Elk’s’hall Cdminbtae Joyce Lang Margéry Fell Joyce Johnson Norma Jeéan Rath Wilda Warren Shirley Braddon Bona Mae Reynolds Shirley Standen Pam Maddock Hans Steger Smother Rainbow For

Special meeting scheduled for next Tuesday evening

A club announces a special meeting to be held next Tuesday evening, inviting members to attend and participate in the indicated agenda.

Club

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