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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 07, 1945
Page
3
Queena Mae Scott, daughter of Mrs. Atel Seart, will wed Mo Atexateber Eanuien, son of Mrs. Elisabeth Bantuinn, in First Christian church on August 24. A reception followed at the YWCA with guests and friends in attendance.
Krueck relatives met Sunday at Lakeview Park Lorin for a reunion with 27 members present and guest. A basket dinner followed a business meeting. A literary program was led by Wile fey Krucek featuring songs and readings. letters arrived from Las Vegas Das TenO Conneaut and Weller Krueck Jr. Officers for DAA listed including president Charles Krueck and vice president Vernon Queer.
Licenses granted include Adolph Charles Mecera 29 of Ro 1 3 Ehyna and Elizabeth Spe gh R D Letra Laetse gratateds with John Mikus 9 26 Lerain steel worker and Rene Zan 27 Lorain Laverse. also Fenak Pallet 25 Dart Army arin House De Maree 2b YT06 Mid dle avenue na Divense Yew Cottrell 24 Wellington mehovist and Elaine R Dumke 24 ROD Wellington.
A list of discharge notices mentions Mrs Wayne Lauffer and Joba Bane among others. Street addresses include Furteenth Street Nave Yian Umton Ro Dl Ne and 827 West Mv Estreut, reflecting typical midcentury hospital release records.
The column lists locals on furloughs and visits, including Lieutenant Gleason visiting his parents on Harrison Street, Lieutenant Lawson with the Army Air Corp en route to Grenier Field, and numerous family gatherings on Stanford Avenue, Bank Street, and West Sixteenth Street. It covers hospitalizations, birthday reminders, and Post Auxiliary activities with meetings, plans for a Birthday Supper, and community prayers and devotions.
Local notices and social items from Wellington including property moves on Proseport and Magyar streets and the Harker street area. Houses, transfers, and social events feature residents such as the Gett, Warner, and Shepard families, with upcoming club and church activities listed and several local births and health updates noted.
The Tank Club program last night featured a lighthearted picture about college life with Joel Brown. Chairman Carl Finegan led the event, and F J Holliday was authorized to probe a child needing glasses case. A Cascade Park event drew about 70 attendees as a real success. A Board of Directors meeting is set for August 17 at 1949 Fast Avenue hosted by Wm I Helt. Guests included Heh Bare Detroit and Roberta Hollids with several Lions wives. Funeral services in New London drew Mrs Jen B Martin and Mrs Dale Martin. Farm Bureau Council 2-19 will picnic August 19 at Ely Park. Allen Smith of Fields Corners presides. Mrs Lawrence Burnett is secretary. Elwood Miller, 82, funeral in Marilla area. Mrs Laura Baker of Elytin visited. Mrs Burnett and daughters visited Mrs Ann Shapley at the Aged Home in Figna.
The Mo family reunion is planned with hosts Mr and Mrs Drake Morhiri and Mrs Amelia Marte Wise serving as secretary. August 12 at Avon Beach Park is set for the main reunion with entertainment and doors opening if weather allows. Club News mentions gatherings, demonstrations, and plans for late July into August, including a State Review event and family visits among local residents.
Carlisle hosts an evening at Mrs Gene Tong’s, Lambda Chi alphas, prizes awarded for bridge with Vic Arsone and Karl Holgreek among winners. Rev Eugene Thompson returns from service, church classes and Sunday school plans announced for the week ahead.
Three 4-H boys will meet with officials to discuss scrap paper collection transport. A special meeting is set for August 6 to assist with the fundraiser. Regular meeting planned for August 13. Mr and Mrs J Vo Muckley from Wheeling WV visit brother Harry Muck and Robert Rice. thine of Forest Bier. Mrs B J Pratt and Im McChim noted. Home study course begins September at Grange Hall via Red Cross. Glen amb in Cleveland Cherie fir observation and care. Elyria Garden Club invites gardeners to Charles Leheide’s garden August 9 at East River entrance or Charles Court. Program at 7:00. new members welcome.
An Electrical League Kitchen Planning clinic in Cleveland showcases model kitchens with movable furnishings to help builders maximize postwar kitchen layouts. Demonstrations include hoisting a refrigerator and maneuvering a range to illustrate efficient space before construction. In Sedgwick Maine Sewell Peters, an AO sheep shearer, walks four miles daily to work.
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