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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Aug 02, 1944

Page

3

Gleason Bride-Elect Of Robert Lindquist Of The U S Navy

Gleason, bride elect of Robert Lindquist of the U S Navy, was honored at a bridal shower hosted by Mrs. Gleason's sister on Oration road. Attendees included Gerry Ready, Hilda Erber, Joyce Myers, and Mary Kaiser. Bridge games awarded high prizes to Hilda Erber and Claire Metlife. The gathering featured corsages, summer decorations, and a luncheon with marked place cards.

Mies Betty Beck Misa Muttiay Gleason Robert Lindquat U.S. Navy Misa Gleason Mra. 5 Oration Road Hilda Erber Claire Metlife Martha Christie Mary Kaiser Gerry Ready Joyce Myers Dorothy Swancott Claire McGuire Dorothy Fall Margaret Robertson Marian Roberts Betty Block Phyllis Pahner Edith Saussier June Corts Thomas Gleason Kenyon Avenues The American Radiacr Co Iowa

Guests Of L. C. B. A. Attend Supper And Social

Members from Cleveland and Ridgeville joined Ladies Catholic Benevolent Association for a thr ee supper in K of C hall. About 40 adults and 15 youths were served amid summer flower arrangements from Miss Anna Roling’s garden. Mrs. Mary Walton chaired plans assisted by Mrs. Kathryn Donovan and Mrs. Kate Baker. Bingo followed with prizes to Mrs. Ellen Radican, Mrs. Mary McCoy, and Mrs. Lillian Emerick. Five new juvenile applicants were welcomed. next meeting set for September 5. Also report of 10.O.F lodge meeting with flag ceremony and sympathy letter from Mr. and Mrs. Louis Ruth.

Cleveland Ridgeville Ladies' Catholic’ Benevolent Association K. of C. Hall Anna Roling Mra Mary Walton Kathryn Donovan Kate Baker Ellen Radican Mary McCoy Lillian Emerick Harold Blake Noble Grand Wice J. B. Young Clarence Walsh Louis Ruth South Amherst Walter H. G. Wilson Herbert Maine

Personal notices from Elyria area residents events

Local items list visits births illnesses and social gatherings. Mentioned are Mrs Bess Georg Wight of Bie tilfigham and her ferry, families visiting from Camp Croft South Carolina, St Petersburg Florida, and Willard Ohio, plus a mayor of Elyria Memorial hospital events and a social club picnic at West River street with contests and planned gatherings at Eva Mohrmai and the Columbus street home.

Ferry George Bess Georg Wight Bie Tilfigham Formihg Tinystone Hotel Moringa Cisotge Mth Martha Green Fleet Conpensational Church Bingehainton New York William Geer Camp Croft South Carolina Peter Greet Rooneevelt Avenue Dimmle Willard Ohio Misa Janet Strohl Orvat Strohl Mer Thioniths St. Petersburg Fla Thomas Rent Dirs Reid Vivian Hudsons Rutty Carmen East Broad Street Elyria Memorial Hospital St. Clair Rebekah Anna Gelirke West River Street Ruby Beal Marie Jehle Alberta Myers Eva Marsh Edina Woodcock Binga Jeanette Arnold Eva Mohrmai Columbus Street

Hospital Discharges and Births Reported Across Various Addresses

A list of discharges and births appears with names including Betty Hurd Anthony Shinsky and Mrs Thomas McCain. Baby girls are noted at several addresses such as 354 Hawthorne street Lerain Wakeman Avon Lake and 13541 East avenue Sm aile Aid ar. Entries mention Mrs Arthur De Chant Mrs Harry Dalton and Mrs Will iam Gill along with other residents and street locations.

Betty Hurd Highclyd Court Anthony Shinsky Amherss Thomas McCain Hawthorne Street Arthur de Chant Lerain Harry Dalton Wakeman Oty Paulines Avon Lake William Gill K. D Walham Brown Princeton Avenue Smaile Aidar East Avenue John Jason Clark Street George Mallow Park Avenue Willian Meltzer Delaware Avenue Marvin Lee Howe Street

Deaths From Home Electrocution Reported In Columbus

A 18 month old child, Sophia Stavref, died last night in Columbus after grabbing a defective lamp cord at home. Licenses John Muszak, 49, Lorain steel worker, and Elizabeth Kiss, 50, Lorain, were named in the report.

John Muszak Lorain Elizabeth Kiss Columbus Sophia Stavref

Evening Community Calendar for Tonight

Local groups schedule gatherings across St Clair area. Bt. Jude's Altar Rosary unit, Renat's office at 401 Clark Street hosts a meeting. Cambridge Avenue guests gather for Mrs Nick Biddetich and Mrs Bleve Fekete. Kagies Auxiliary meets 2 30 p m. Potawatamie Pledge with Lou Curile led by Junior Woman's Club sponsors. Bummer bridge party at 8 pm. Victoryettes plan with Miss Wilson at 348 Cambridge Avenue. La Puella club meets Mrs. Forrest Smith at 804 East Broad Street.

Clair Revekali Fonge Degras Buktheid Binge Jude Rosaty Bootély Renat Clark Sireat Nick Biddetich Cambridge Avenue St. Theresa Pottawatamia Lou Curelile Misai Wilson la Puella Club Forrest Smith East Broad Street

Mission Society Hosts Officers Evening at Emmanuel Lutheran

Officers entertain Emmanuel Lutheran Missionary Society members in church parlors with Mrs. Herbert Storer and others among the hostesses. Mrs. Herbert Miller led a lesson on missions, with reports on What Joy Homer Discovered and other items. Mrs. George Mynchenberg discussed Lakeside Summer School of Missions. social hour followed with refreshments. Next hostess rotation listed for Tuesday evening.

Emmanuel Lutheran Missionary Society Herbert Storer H. &. Smites Erwin Baum Rose Leng Herbert Miller Joy Homer Saturday Evening Post Wendell Willkie Lowell Thomas Stuart Henry Wallace Carl Pomelee George Mynchenberg Rose 5 Ernest Beale Rose Lang

Rotary Club hears talk on World Geography and postwar planning

Homer H. Johnson keynotes the New London Rotary Club on postwar geography and global cooperation. He argues Russia and China should be integrated with American and British ingenuity to form a powerful alliance, in a speech marking the start of a planned speaker series. Members and visitors attend, a new member joins, and the meeting includes flag salute and singing.

New London Rotary Club Homer H. Johnson Johnson Cleveland New York Russia Ching America William Mitchell George Hoffert Marathon Service Slaton

Kipton Garden Club Picnic Moved to Oberlin Park

Kipton Garden Club members enjoy their annual picnic now set for Wednesday August 3 at Oberlin Park instead of the Mus T. J May home. Wirkemay Gairies Club guests invited. Cadet Raymond Bowen at Great Lakes called home by his grandmother’s death Mrs B Lees. Marion Geist and daughter Bonne Jean vacationed at the lake with parents Mr and Mrs Walliam Geist. Tre y Elron Laraw of Elyria was speaker at Crane church in Rev M O Weich’s absence.

Garden Club Camden Garden Club Oberlin Mus T. J May Wirkemay Gairies Club Raymond Bowen Great Lakes B Lees Marion Geist Bonne Jean South Ridge A. E. McVey Alton Preston E. C. Schubert Ladies Aid and Woman’s Missionary Societies Sunshine Clan Margaret Mason Sunshine West Ridge Dorothy Warren Beatrice Hale Hearts Helen Burrer Marian Knittle Marian Riggs D. D. Club Heaver Park Farm Bureau Mt. Cary Mes Betty Ralph Mt. Cory

Surprise Edna Smith Birthday Party and Social News

A surprise birthday party for Edna Smith was hosted by Mrs. D Sawyer with help from her mother Mrs. C J Smith and sister Mrs. Charles Raynor. Eighteen relatives and friends attended as Help Thy Neigh bor games awarded prizes to the guest of honor and Mrs. Herbert Phillips. The event featured a yellow and white theme, a large birthday cake, and a personal gift to Edna. In related items, Hamburg F rt Avon club enjoyed a humber fry, bridge prize winners were noted, and several families organized visits and trips, with multiple gatherings across Lor ain, Grafton, and nearby towns.

Edna Smith D. Sawyer Poplar Street Hamburg Avon Ed Singer Herold Smith Vern Frey Charles Wilford Ray Leonard Rosemary Virginia Spanos Mary Motta Grafton Niagara Falls Canada Wilson Jameson George Jenkins Norman Stockhaus Westlake Stockhaus Newn R.A. Chester Fred Thorpe Roy Thorpe Kingsville Ontario Chester Roy Knight Lorain

Young women work on Endoway Farm corn hybrid seed task

A group of young women from the Omen's Lad Army are busy at Endoway Farm in Brownhelm township pulling dassels on the corn as part of the operation to produce hybrid seed corn.

Omen Endoway Brownhelm Township Dassels

Eaton Group 4 MfetS social events and August plans

Eaton Group 4 hosts a tureen dinner and evotions led by Mrs Ada Cousing. Sun Shine sister names announced. bake sale set for August 5 at Elyria Bus office. picnic date to be announced. Group 3 meets August 3 at Mrs Fred Phelps. Youth Frolic at Forest Hills park with Cedar Avenue Baptist Youth Choir. extensive local news notes on members and travels.

Eaton Group 4 EATON Kenneth Hawke Group Ada Cousing Lester Phelps Sunshine Ann Nagy Elyria Doris Cavella la Grange Fred Phelps Grange Hall Cleon Crowell Eaton Church Keener Forest Hills Park Cleveland Elyria Church of Christ Cedar Avenue Baptist Church Frode Doyle Michigan Roy Putt Columbia Ellen Hawke Janet Longdon Beulah Hawke Harold Smith Philadelphia George Hartion Alma Hawke Leé¢ Walkden Chatham Henry Crowell Charles Smith Anna Mae Smith Marie Friend Jewell Knipper Frank Smith Cleon Crowe Lois Ann Ronald

Receipts Of Milk Slightly Lower In June

Milk receipts at 19 markets averaged 3.11 per hundred pounds in June, down from May as higher production and abundant pasture kept per producer pounds at 215, though still 7 pounds above June last year. Total market receipts averaged just under 5,000,000 pounds daily, with butter stocks up in Ohio and Seabee visits noted amid local church and community notices.

Columbus Ohio Seabee Mexico Fred Roberts

Townsend Club Adds 30 Names Amid Meeting Absence

The Townsend Club held a meeting Monday night without the president. Members Jared and others were added in the past week as the club aims to advance the Townsend Bill H.R.1849 before the House. Entertainment featured Hall playing old tunes, Mrs. Johnson and Mrs. Bainbridge reading, with a card party planned for August 3 at Victory Hall. A fathers’ group in Chicago formed Haven’t Seen My Baby for two years, led by Corporal Edward Lickes.

Datoba Townsend Club Paii Townsend Hall Go Dolla Dohris Bainbridge Victory Hall Service Dads' Club Chicago Lonesome Fathers Southwest Pacific Cpl Edward Lickes Vonita Milwaukee

Belden Wise Reunion Held Near Belden

Belden’s 34th Wise reunion planned at the home of Mr and Mrs Howard Wise on Sunday afternoon August 6 one mile east of Belden on Route 67. Dwight Beisinger and wife visited Philadelphia with Lt Cmdr Talbot and family, en route to Ft Pierce Florida with Lt Com Talbot stationed there. Violet Weitzel visited Norwalk with sister Viola, and Glen Barr and son Warren of Avon called on Charles Wise Sunday.

Belden Wise Howard Wise Suneday Route 67 Florida Dwight Beisinger Philadelphia Thomas P. Talbot Edward W. Reisinger Princeton University N. J Edward Reisinger Cambridge Ohio Talbot Dwight Reisinger Ft. Pierce Fla Inter Violet Weitzel Viola Weitzel Norwalk Glen Barr Warren Avon Charles Wise

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Robert Lindquist U. S. Navy Entertain Associates Venita Club Mildred Butler Gladys Grobe Auli Valentine Ruby Pichoda Aliee Senning Champaign Ith Navy Anita Valentine Mawthorne Street Jean Beer Cuyahoga Falls Daughery Scotia Elizabeth Schneider Anni Blakeslee Mary Bonso Annie McKelvie Jessie Ellis L. CB. A la Porte Church Bneset Aidiaa Chad Sue White Picture Store Second Sr Rial Franklin BP. Crosse Sun Franklin’ Pelton Crosse Las Vegas Howard D. McConkey Fredericksburg Myrtle McConkey Elizabeth Rich Buffalo Spencer Lockport Barker Thomas Keating Lenora Stevick Fourth Street Second Congregational Church T. J. Dimick Gratton Road Hamburg Fry Dimick Wildwood W.c-T.u Candlai Kipton Marshall's Drug Store Mariene Martin Gelman Lakewood Park Lore’ain Andrew Mittendorf Akron Robert Dechant Athletic A. L. Mayberry Columbus Grove W. E. Blake Elmer Mayberry A. Janson Mtubert Green Harry Hubbard Charles Wilker Ella Clifton Mary, Grace Trene Gough Harry Alice Woods Carolyn Bergstrom Freq Henson Milan Steinway Ad Gulbrannen Story & Clark Joe Weller Henry F. Miller Marshall-Wendell Uprights Martha Washington Harponetts Miro Walnut Bois Eronelie Wylayt Day’s Hardware & Music Store Broad Street A. P Jack Coates Ts Townsend Club Bell Reger & Binninger Jewelers
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