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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 14, 1946
Page
4
The American Legion Auxiliary voted to adopt a small child from devastated St Vie France. Monthly gifts of food and elching will be sent. Reports from the caucus noted attendees and new officers to be elected September 10.
Megan Idean, daughter of Mr and Mrs McGarry of Elyria, marries James Matthew Metarry of Cranston Rhode Island on August 10 at Saint Phillips in West Warwick. Both families recently discharged from World War II service. The Milly family formerly resided in Elyria.
A flurry of births and medical notes from Elyria Memorial Hospital. Dozens of residents announce newborns including a son born August 13 at Elyria Memorial to Mr and Mrs Jack Fisher of 481 West Tenth Street and a son born August 9 to Mr and Mrs Robert Yorke of 224 Ohio Street. Several patients, including Richard Wachtruth of Detroit Road, underwent procedures such as an appendectomy and are recovering. Nearby residents, including Lt. and Mrs. Robert Thompson and Mr. and Mrs. Jack Trumble, report family movements and upcoming travel or returns.
About 38 attended the Splete reunion at Mr and Mrs Keith Rice in North Eaton with a supper on the lawn and a business session electing William H Splete as president Howard Splete treasurer and Ernest Spiete secretary Relatives from Cleveland Carthage Elyria Avon Greenwich and LaFayette noted The Letter Carriers Auxiliary held a picnic at the home of Mrs Otto Strempel with Mrs Lorenta Todd a Detroit guest Red Cross sewing and prizes were awarded The next meeting will be at Mrs Earl C Cook 433 West Eleventh Street Ann Dunn hosted the Gay Jo gathering with plans for a party when friends return from vacations The next meeting will be hosted by Dot Cooley"}
Mrs Herbert R Roffey and Mrs Robert B Heath Jr announce births in Amherst and St Louis while councilor Garland Dunfee chaired Daughters of America meeting. New committees named. bazaar planned with Bertha Hummer as chair. Chiquita club met with Dean Diedrick on Robson road, prizes awarded to Delores Brada and Betty Reynolds, gifts from Betty Reynolds and Mazel Olmatead, dessert served. next meeting August 27 at Virginia Papp home.
Calendar notes a Bethel Shrine picnic at Oberlin Roadside Park and church group gatherings at various homes. Entries mention St Pauls Churchmen, Emi Christensen on La Grange road, a Friendly Eight with Mrs Christine Derek, Kynita Klub with Lots Fields, Oberlin, Damen of Malta, Sahara Daughters with Lotte Marsh, and a tureen supper with stage dancing, plus a private studio listing at 421 West Ave with phone 35835.
The article offers tips to keep meat moist when reheated and avoid dry texture. It includes a lamb and potato puff recipe and a pork pie recipe with cauliflower, onion, garlic, tomatoes, and seasonings. Steps cover stock from bones and creating sauces, plus topping with mashed potatoes or pastry.
A damaged menu fragment lists a beet and vinegar dish with curry like seasonings and Worcestershire, boil heat minutes, serves. It also records Wakeman Mold Annual Picnic with Ladies Aid divisions meeting at a Hastman home, includes a farewell gift for Margaret Mante as she moves to Toledo.
Members and friends of St John’s Evan getical church plan a picnic at Cascade Park Elyria Sunday afternoon with games and a picnic supper at 6:20 followed by a one hour Vesper service Transportation will meet at the church at 2:38. Mr and Mrs Walter Mansen announce the birth of a daughter Sophia Novak born August 10 at Amherst Hospital
A string of social visits and family gatherings is recorded across Migs Parvetia Ghetrington and nearby areas. Residents including Edwin and Connie Joiner, Mea Frankie Beexe, Melentricia Bellinger, and families from Cleveland, Lorain, and Elyria are noted in recent leisure and funeral attendance. Medical supplies valued at $320,000 sent to Eire in 1942 by the American Red Cross will be distributed among voluntary hospitals there.
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