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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 28, 1946
Page
6
Society notes describe engagement of Miss Jeannette Fox to Kenneth L Balch of 2024 West Wall Street Cleveland. Guest lists and congratulatory gifts noted, with plans for a future wedding and related social events at local addresses.
The Rev. Fr. Arisset officiated at the marriage of Margaret Knittel, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Knittel, to Richard Burrer, son of Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Burrer of Murray Ridge, February 26 at St Agnes church. The bride wore white satin with pearl accessories, carried white roses and carnations. Miss Theresa Knittel was maid of honor. The best man was James Smith. The couple will reside on Oberlin Road. the bride is a Elyria High School graduate of 1944 and the groom from Elyria High School in 1942.
The Cites and Political Science Department will hold a meeting Friday at two o'clock at the Weinans Club. Major Vabrey from the Salvation Army is scheduled to speak, with Mrs C. D Roding serving as program chair.
Mrs C W Ives returns to 14 Sumner Street after visiting daughter Charlotte Halverson in Seattle. Halverson is a stewardess for Pan American Airways flying Seattle to Fairbanks Alaska. Various local residents attend theater, graduations, hospital admissions, and family events including a 60th anniversary dinner for Mrs J D Squires.
Fragmentary OCR text presents chaotic words and names with no clear event, date, or location. No coherent facts emerge to identify people, organizations, or outcomes for a proper summary.
Members and guests filled 17 tables at a games party arranged by Elyria Business and Professional Women's Club at the Woman's Club house. High scores won wrapped cards while prizes went to Mrs. Ruth Kennedy and others. a dessert course followed. Neighborhood Club elected officers with Edna Fotey as president. Red Cross offering raised funds.
The Blytia Woman's Club hosted a dessert bridge at the club house yesterday afternoon with 12 tables. R. E. Jackson and Mrs. T. F. Stringer won special prizes. guests enjoyed a dessert course before playing.
A fragmented notice from a local PTA section discusses upcoming meetings and community activities. It mentions volunteers, school projects, fundraising plans, and member signups. The text includes several garbled phrases but preserves references to parents, teachers, and school events.
A fragmented calendar listing multiple groups and venues including AAUW with Mrs Harold Ror ick at 324 Stanford Ave East Ave 7 30, East Ave parsonage Methodist Ushers Association St Pauls Girls Guild Autrey Roesemann 124 Pasadena Ave Magyar Circle 4 Mrs Alex Sabo Blake St Men s Club First Christian Daughters of Union Veterans Woman s Club Past Presidents Auxiliary to Veterans of Foreign Wars Myrtle Hatin Second St Bethel Shrine ceremonial February birthdays Keen Walters Mrs Behnke Women of Moose Moose Home Second St Y Ettes YWCA fireen 6 30 St Agnus Circle 4 Mrs Willard Rainey Mothers Home West River St Ft Yet Chit Mrs June Barr 405 Cleveland St Pythian Sisters Ko of P hall
Gov Frank Lausche issued a directive ordering ten colleges and the state director of education to survey all state universities and colleges. The study aims to assess current conditions and needs, with Dr. Howard L. Bevis of Ohio State University named to lead the committee. The move follows talks with education leaders about coping with growing demand and facility limits.
Mre Clayton Damon of Evteiny Tosen was elected to the county Fourth Club Council at a meeting of advisers of Freud Clubs in the northern half of Lo rary Couts. Advisors discussed scholarships for Four-H club members and plans for the season. Attending were county agents Rhea Shields Carl Deeds and Raymond Trinter along with club advisers and participants.
A vintage guide outlines tasty sauerkraut dishes with pork, ham, and sausage pairings. It presents quick pan methods and a Jar Method from USDA home economists, detailing cabbage prep, brining, and fermentation for 10 days at about 70 degrees.
Ridgeville P T A announces Ed Bang, veteran sports editor of the Cleveland News, will speak at the March meeting on Thursday March 21. Bang, a Sandusky native and long time editor, will address local men in a program highlighted by a dinner in the school cafeteria prepared by home economics students. Parents may tour classrooms and the workshop after dinner.
Huntington area notes a Home Circle Chuir meeting at Mrs Frank Rice's home with a shower for Mrs Thomas Olson and a pot luck lunch. Red Cross Home Nursing certificates were awarded to Mrs Peart Murphy's class, with Mrs Murphy receiving a decorative blanket. Local families and members from Oberlin and Grafton are noted in various social updates.
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