Kiwanis Club Plan Children's Party Night
Kiwanis Club will host a party for children at the Elka Marine Hall. Directors will meet to discuss arrangements and a new governor and officials from Wallice are expected to attend or send representatives.
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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 18, 1945
Page
3
Kiwanis Club will host a party for children at the Elka Marine Hall. Directors will meet to discuss arrangements and a new governor and officials from Wallice are expected to attend or send representatives.
The article describes a community event with a matron installation and a choir soloist performing Love That Will for Let Me Go. It lists officers and attendees including paton Harvey Hopkins and conductress Jeannette Shepherd, with Clifford Brookes as chaplain and organist Neel. Cakes, cupcakes, and refreshments followed the ceremony.
Lagrange reports 150 members and guests attended the Lyndon Chapter C E S annual installation. The hall featured green and white colors, a cross of Peace, and Faithful Immortality motto. Officers installed included Leola Wilcox, Hazel Adams, Susan Cragin, Thelma Hohn, Matie Crowell, Erma Guyeska, Frances Woodrutt, George Woodrutt, and Rose Blaine with Edith Hastings and Blanche Edwards honored. Mixed quartet led by Rev Weyrick performed.
Members from Lorain Elyria Obert Eaton Amherst Wallington Chicago Litchfield Gratton attended a Wednesday evening gathering at the Maganic Hall. Officers and committees presided over a reception with dining tables, place cards, refreshments, and memory page signing for Ernst Bailey aged 92 of Westellit-on-Sea, a longtime Bathing Ban participant.
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