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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 05, 1944
Page
3
Corporal George D Greenich of Washington D C wed Bertha Sintelos of Washington at St Helen Greek Orthodox Church with Rev Chamas Daniels officiating. The ceremony followed by a small reception at the bride’s home. Greenich to remain in Washington briefly before returning to Craig Field Alabama.
Elyria Woman's Club officers and department chairs met for the first regular meeting of 1944. President Mrs Leg Moyer welcomed members and district clerks announced upcoming gatherings. The American Home and Child Welfare departments plan January 2 talks by Dorothy Homes on art in the home, while Judge A E Webber will discuss the Constitution and Monroe Doctrine for the Civics and Political Science department.
Tonight Nuréva Atunivac wheels officers while Past Presidents Parlay with Mia. West Ridge road hosts Talabow Mothers Clits and Rebekah Lodge events. Blue Lodge notes list official board, military degree, and January 1 officer installations. Charity events include Nursery show benefit and a talk by Montis of Cleveland on Presi dents’ inibsyncrssies. Community groups announce speakers, dances, and card games with invites for members and guests.
Flyria Council of PT A plans a February Founders Day observance with a dinner and city wide gathering for all Sapal parent teacher units. A February 29 event at 615 p.m. in the high school auditorium will mark 471 years of the organization with tickets and hospitality details set.
Miss Frances Eckert county mine demonstration agent addressed the Elyria Business and Professional Women’s Club at the Woman’s Club last evening on Winning the War with Seper Food and the importance of proper breakfasts for energy, with vitamin D noted as essential. The evening included memorial service for Mignle Chapman, songs by Emma Gleason and CW, and a candlelight induction ceremony, followed by a penny supper fundraiser hosted by the club’s Ways and Means Committee and a musical program led by Lenore Towson and friends.
The Woman's Association of the First Gonpregationad church plans a meeting Thursday at 730 PM with Dr Walt Horton of Oberlin College to speak. The Democrat Women's Club also meets Thursday evening with a joint officer installation by Major Woodworth Camp and Aas chary, continuing into the year.
Mrs 0 Vi Meazen presided over the Elizabeth Stevens group meeting in regular session Tuesday evening. A dinner was served with mite bakes directed by Mrs Mare Jensen the proceeds about 154 dollars. Miss Helen Osborn reviewed We Who Are American tracing American settlement and integration of groups. New juvenile applications were received and officers reinstalled at St Marys parish hall. The next meeting will be February 1.
Mrs Harold Greenich returns home from Washington after attending her son Corporal George Greenich and Miss Bertha Sinters wedding. Cpl Greenich on a 15 day furlough from Craig Field Selma Alabama. Mrs Jim Ferriman visits from Ala Bulls to see her parents. Ferriman stationed at Camp Hucker Alabama, set to move to Fort George G Mead Maryland after leave. Geraldine Simkins and Charles B Simkins of Erie Providing Grounds are new parents of a daughter born January 2 at Port Clinton Ohio Hospital. Sandra Lee named for baby born January 5 at Memorial Hospital. Charles Albert Persons Jr. back from Castle Heights Military Academy. Walter Aker of University of Alabama visiting family at 246 Third Street. Mrs J H Crumbley visiting brother Lt Homer D Blanchard at Annapolis. Mr and Mrs Clayton Shepard announce birth of daughter January 4 at Elyria Memorial. Twin boys born to Theodore Zakrazewicz and wife January 3 at Flynn Memorial Hospital. Fuel shortages hamper mining of strategic metals in Mexico.
Venita Club elected officers during a hospitality evening at LiBel Buller’s Hawthorne Street home. Anita Valente serves as president, Aldine Buller as secretary treasurer, Alice Senning as historian, and Mildred Amato as publicity. Amit Valentine won pinochle while Mildred Amato received consolation. Luncheon was served and the club plans a future meeting at Alle Butler’s Longfellow Avenue residence.
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