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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 12, 1944
Page
3
YWCA Board of Directors adopts a non dinner format to accommodate a larger turnout and space constraints. Members will elect officers in a series of simultaneous sessions and committees will present reports on housing, volunteers, and activities with Christine, Ruth, and Helen among those highlighted.
The Employed Young Women's League dinner meeting in Jacksonville was cancelled due to speaker Dorothy Faidheadt's delay. The Christmas party is rescheduled for next Tuesday with decorations, crafts, and a lecture by Howard Smith planned. Tickets available from Debs or the Office.
A flurry of personal items reports births and engagements, moves and military service across Elyria. Dennis Michael Monske born December 2 to Mr. and Mrs. Leon Monske of San Fernando. Corporal Andress home on leave. Mrs. Law Wo Hall and son William Leyte move to Wellington. several weddings and visitors noted at homes on North Street, Lake Avenue and Park Avenue. Community club plans and festive events include Women of the MacE committee meeting, bridge prizes, and a Christmas tree event.
The Past Presidents of Canton Ausbary Ni Uf plan a lunch at 1:00 Thursday in the Fiks dining room and will follow with a Sarisimas party.
Rainbow Girls Assembly No. 14 of the Order of Rainbow for Girls held a meeting in the hall with Worthy Advisor Dorothy Buffington presiding. Guests included past advisers and officers. gifts, initiations, poems, and a Christmas party were noted along with forthcoming events and a January meeting.
A personalized Christmas gift certificate designed for her recipient Harrier Go Mills. Includes unique branding and contact details such as Phone SOT5g. Crafted as a keepsake acknowledging the recipient with a tailored presentation.
A wedding announcement notes the engagement of Lena Te with Ralph HH Ward and the November 14 ceremony at Prospect Street. Guests included Mr and Mrs A Alflen and others. a celebratory dinner followed the event hosted by Mr and Mrs Shine at their home.
The Moose Lodge held its annual Christmas banquet with Gowers and candles at each place and a Christmas tree. Members received gifts. Mrs Ina Thomas led the exchange, and senior regent Made Me' Lichlin presided. Winifred Howell and Ruthenny Recinente performed carols as members were seated for dinner. The Elyria Stationers team Grace Myers sponsored the event and prize money was awarded for the hat bowling contest. The next lodge meeting is at the Moose home this evening.
News Of The Girl Scouts Troop No 9 led by Mrs. Stewart gathered in the Y gym on Sunday. The party featured games around a log table decorated with a white feather tree, silver reindeer, glass ornaments, and holly. Favors included lighted candles and colorly ball decorations.
Married in Dorchester on November 28, Miss wtl Schrieber daughter of Mr and Mrs Richard Schrieber of Dorchester Wisconsin wed Otty Raymened Ziegman U S M S son of Mr and Mrs Rod Ziegman of tovain The groom attended Elyria high school and is now in the Maritime Service The bride a Dorchester high school graduate class of 1939 attended War College in Chicago prior to marriage She was employed in the office of the Superintendent of Claims at the Railway Express Agency in Chicago The article also covers local Christmas parties including a P T A meeting at Kenyon Avenue with six tables of cards and a gift exchange and a Secret Sisters gathering and upcoming Christmas party details
Noted observer with wide experience in Comparative Religion and Psychology discusses how education and fine arts shape character and life work. A campus event precedes a meeting featuring a used sleds and toys sale for charity, with a 10 percent commission.
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