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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 21, 1949
Page
2
Claire Sams announces her wedding for June 10 and names her attendants. The article lists family ties, church plans, and accompanying social notices from the First Congregational and related circles.
The Eagles Auxiliary paid tribute to charter members and past presidents Clara Jensen, Leena Gardner, Aka Browning, and Rose Bors among others. Officers were nominated for the next meeting as the group prepared for an upcoming May program and a May 20 amateur program.
A capacity crowd attended a luncheon where Dorothy Fuldheim spoke to the Democrat Women Of Lorain County. The event highlighted local politics and community engagement.
Lorain County WCTU holds mid year institute at First Methodist church on Wednesday April 27 starting 9:30 a.m. Morning session includes vice president roll call and a round table from Easton Good of Era, Oberlin. luncheon at Elks. afternoon features a book talk and the new sound program Liqud Love. General invitation to friends.
Call at Center for Sight for chairs to fit summer cottages kitchens or similar places on SAA Third Street for affordable seating options.
De Molay mothers gather for open installation. First Methodist Ushers hold a supper at 6 p.m. at the church. Lutheran Woman’s Guild meets at 7.50 p.m. Nancy Flaherty and Ann Emesz guest hostesses. Betnel Shrine Auxiliary convenes at 6 p.m. with Mes. Alice Hahn at 129 Quarry Road. Lamplighters Club meets with Emery Shay on Oakwood. Counc. No. 36 R and M hosts a regular meeting. Senrisa Club gathers with Airs. Roger Busier on Lake Avenue. Wiefe-Enes meets with Mrs. Bismene Rankin at 150 Cleveland Street. Women’s Benefit Association meets in XK of P pall. Girl Scout Leaders meet in First Methodist church basement at 7.30 p.m. Mrs. Gaenim as hostess. Alfred Altens elected president. officers named. Plans for Father Bernard board lecture at Cleveland Auditorium Sunday. Bridge with prizes awarded to Mrs. R. J. Schors, Mrs. Floyd Helfrich, and Mrs. Carl Bobart. Apr 26 meeting at Mrs. S. Deck’s home on Grafton Road. St Francis Xavier Mission Circle No. 6 meets at Mrs. Den Ternes’ home on Supar Ridge. Prayer led by Mrs. Victoria Dean with letter from Sister Dare Francis praising medicine and canned food aid for Patna, India. Group plans first anniversary dinner and psalm after next meeting.
The Chatham PTA elected Alta Carlson as president Prihe Simon as vice president Alvena Kohli as secretary and C L Grim as treasurer. Behrens of Aredina presented on audio visual education. A community supper is planned for Friday April 22 at the chore. Mrs Stanier R Long returns home to Winter Haven Florida after a visit with her parents. McDermott receives shorthand award at the Grezge company. Frivand hosts a sale at 120 Middle Ave with dates April 27 and 25.
Mr Walkden recently published a poetry book and gifted members of the Allis farcy with copies. Sunday guests included Mr and Mrs 31 C Austin of Feds Carrers and Mr and Mrs Bert Breviery. Attendees from Cleveland visited Edward Herr and family for meals. Edward Herr traveled to Rhoebeck X Y for an Angus cattle sale at Geigher’s home. Other visitors included Mr and Mrs Leland Leachmar and wife W Gartsam of vland and Rev Packard family. Additional dinners and calls occurred with Carl Wilgus and family from Chardon, Bille from Berea, and E C King of Avor.
North Olmsted church hosts a festival by Friends 4s of the church at Reserue and Archiseid. Barbershop singers perform. Paul Rhodes chairs the trees. Junior Women's and Ladies Aid meet at Virginia Campbell's home April 26. Fellowship group holds Christ Workday April 30 to fund World Friendship Fund. Easter baptism of James Kermeth noted. Mrs. Beebe to entertain Universalist Women April 28 at 292 Dover Road. Pomona Grange meets April 23 at Brooklyn Heights town hall with dinner at 5 30. Tuesday Study Club at Lorain Road April 26 at 3 30. Card party by Pine Rebexan Lodge at I O O F hall Westlake April 22. Public invited.
The groom William JB. Jean Bands married a woman described as she were m and the couple’s families, Mr. and Mrs. Gust Zacharias, were present. Gust Zacharias suffered rib injuries from a fall near a mixing pad but is improving at home. Farm Bureau notes cover county meetings on education and rural affairs and a reopening of Willis Diner for the season on Center Ridge Road, six miles east of Floria.
Mr and Mrs Muri Brunson of Grefton announce the engagement of Patricia Brunson to Max Curran son of Mr and Mrs Ben Curran of Forest Ohio. Miss Brunson attends Graf ton High School and will graduate in June. Curran served in the armed forces and completed specialized training.
A grocer identified as Adkins died when his plane crashed near Lanecocg Airport yesterday during approach. Officials said the aircraft stalled and dropped into a tree as he prepared to land. Passengers Mrs. Richard Wesemeier and others attended memorials and Easter cards were sent to Mrs. Ora Lerman.
West River Road hosts 12 members of the Buckeye Farm Women’s Club at Mrs. Eilen Menges home. Members discussed achievements and home products. next meeting set for Mrs. A. C. Es on West River Road with Mrs. Marie Pehian coordinating displays. Hot lunches were discontinued after Easter vacation. children may buy lunches at school or bring from home.
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