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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 13, 1942
Page
3
A reception at the First Congregational Church honored the Rev W A Leath and his wife. Guests from Akron Oberlin and nearby towns attended. The event featured orchestral music, decorated parlors, and a large volunteer committee managing invitations decorations and refreshments.
Miss Ellen Marie Spore and Robert Terrell announced their engagement last night at 3 Lesnick court with 15 relatives and friends attending. The couple, graduates of Elyria High School class of 1938, plan an April wedding. Terrell, manager of Isaly Dairy in Oberlin, is the son of Mr and Mrs Ralph Terrell of 839 Harwood street. Miss Spore works at Broad street A and F grocery. Guests included family members and club friends as Valentine gifts were exchanged.
A collage of personal notices from Cleveland area society events. Includes Miss Jean Mason's upcoming wedding to Charles Santos at First Bagheh Lutheran church, honors for the bride, and lists of attendees. Also mentions Mrs Bramswell and Mrs Crane fretting over various wedding-related details, an upcoming reception, and several local civic and church acknowledgments, with scattered references to illness, travel, and society gatherings.
The first meeting of the board for directors with the new officers for the Center for the Sig was held last evening at the Center on Second Street. Plans for the future were discussed as the board reorganizes to be more effective and profitably run. Mrs. LP Tulford, newly chosen chair, will hear from volunteers aiding local Red Cross and British War Relief work. The board aims to strengthen the Center’s role and presence for years ahead.
The Two O'Clock Club held a lace covered table afternoon with carnations and candles. Guests included Mrs. H C Guilmar Mrs. Lester Betas Mrs. Joe McKay Mrs George Mal fon and Mrs Maor. Mrs Paul Hummer led devotions on Abraham Lincoln and Mrs Willis Chandler spoke on public affairs noting the Negro and consumer topics amid a interrupted scene about Saturday clinic plans.
The next regular meeting of the dental art society’s music club will be held Monday evening. A thrice course dinner was served at large tables and Valentine exchanges provided entertainment.
Mrs. C. E. Flood of Stella won prizes in a nighttime village celebration. Elyria guests, including Mrs. Ita and Mrs. Jolton Dont fayget, attended the Valentine dance. After the rides 96 guests enjoyed refreshments at decorated tables. The event ran Saturday night from 9:30 to 1:00.
A reading of Friday events shows a February church calendar with dances and gatherings at Hoy, Columtas Ave, and the home of Mrs. Dagoe. It notes officers, past presidents, and a meeting with reports, with plans for future events and a Valentine dance at Elas Mall Daughters.
A couple from Lorain wed in a Lorain church ceremony, with a breakfast at Livingston's and a reception at the bride’s home. The bride, a Lorain High School graduate, and the groom, Elyria High School alum, will reside with the groom’s parents until a home is ready.
The record notes a Thursday evening with Mrs s and Mrs Edna Miar d Beaern Light, a business meeting, and plans to entertain Lerain County group at St Pauls Church in city on April 9. Discussions included postponing the mother-daughter party to June and Rosemary Waldron and Miss Gildys Anderson hosting the evening. A patriotic motif adorned a long table with refreshments for 20 young women, including 34 ims and Miss Marion ills at the church.
A community meeting on Olive Street led by Evelyn Fiajidere set goals for the Altondines contest and a $28 band event at Inelding Ging. Soldiers and gifts were planned, prizes announced for E nord Farkis and Josephine Hailey, and guests enjoyed dessert as plans continued.
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