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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 16, 1947
Page
5
Elyria YWCA reports the YWCA Round the World Reconstruction Punch campaign luncheon at the Waldorf Astoria New York will be broadcast nationally on NBC from 1:00 to 1:36 p.m. Ingrid Bergman Clare Booth Luce Dorothy Thompson Katherine E. McBride and Ann Guthrie are listed for the symposium Women Today in World Affairs. Miss Alice McCracken to represent the Elyria YWCA.
Barbara Lee Stoddard and Thomas M. Ernshaw plan to marry February 14 at St. Andrew's Episcopal Church with the open church custom observed. Stoddard, a Elyria High School 1945 graduate now at Cleveland Meveland College, is engaged to Mr. Ernshaw, a Bell Company employee and US Marine Corps veteran.
The United Rolish Club at 115 Oberlin Road hosts a weekly fish fry every Friday. Serving from 5 p.m., the event offers a community meal with available dining.
The Council of Catholic Nurses will gather at Mrs T V Boylan s home at 208 Onto Street tomorrow evening Friday January 17 at 8 p m There will be election of officers and Dr H J Schork will address the group.
Mr and Mrs George Greenich of Washington DC arrived in Elyria to be with Harold Greenich at Elyria Memorial Hospital after his injury at Electro Alloys Monday. Mrs Alice Mae Bucker, now at Sand Hill Birmingham, is recovering from surgery at Elyria Memorial. Ethyl Ickes of Cleveland street returned from California and left for New York on a buying trip staying at Savoy Plaza Hotel. Mr and Mrs H T Trumpy and daughter Lois returned from Fremont after funeral. Mr and Mrs Richard Raldi announce birth of a daughter January 15 at Elyria Memorial Hospital. A daughter was born January 15 at Elyria Memorial Hospital to Mr and Mrs Lester Christian. Mr and Mrs Raymond Stauffer announce a daughter born January 15 at Flytin Memorial Hospital.
The Y W C A business and professional committee held a sandwich supper as Miss Dorothy Jones led a discussion on an Institute on Human Relations. A planning committee including Mrs. Roger Busler Miss Barbara Plocher Miss Maude Williams and Mrs. Warren Powers was named to coordinate with the industrial group. Circle No 8 at Pilgrim Church welcomed new member Mrs Frances Eager. A chop suey dinner at Flanish Hall on January 29 and a card party on February 13 were announced, with the business meeting closing in prayer.
Tonight schedule features Dr William Durant speaking at Civic Porwn. Multiple club meetings listed including Catholic Study Club at Mrs Harry White East River street at 6:30 p m. Various groups meet at private homes or church venues with times and hosts named across several streets and organizations.
Mr and Mrs Frank Lipps announce the engagement of their daughter Dora Lipps to Richard Prince of Birmingham. Prince served 22 months in the Army, including overseas time. Dora Lipps works at The House of Beauty in Elyria. No wedding date set.
Specialized accounting and tax reporting services offered by FL E Vibber. Phone 43-074 after 6 p.m for appointments.
The St. Clair Rebekah Lodge held an impressive installation ceremony led by Noble Grand Anna Brenner. Officers named include Geraldine Sandrock as noble grand and Anna Gehrke recording secretary, with portraits of decorations, music by Violet Olmstead, and floral arrangements. The hall featured pink and green decor, crystal rose bowls, and a nine branched candelabra display. refreshments followed, and the next meeting is February 5 for degree practice.
A hospital discharge list shows multiple individuals and addresses including Mrs. Lewis Meyers with a baby girl in Avon, Mrs. Leslie Baker with a baby boy at 190 Adelbert Street, Mrs. John Bigos in North Ridgeville, Edward Ehrman at 911 Clark Street, Mrs. Frank Woltz at 201 Fairlawn Avenue, Charles Dean and Ray Everett Jr at 383 East Bridge Street, Steve Gorkos at 617 West Third Street, and Louis Hecock at R D 3.
Open Frn and Sat for retail trade. Special on presh eggs. Orders tak en. People’s Poultry Mkt. hack of Sears. Lynn Brasee, Phone 183 Wellington.
Judge Lewis Drucker of the Municipal Court of Cleveland will speak at the Elyria Branch AAUW monthly meeting hosted at the Freeze home 319 Washington Ave on Monday Feb 3 at eight o clock The talk titled The Yale School of Alcoholics Studies follows his Cleveland remarks on Alcoholics Anonymous and its approach to listening rather than lecturing.
Arey Norse Speake Miss Germaine Labitt, a former Army nurse in Germany, was the speaker at the Megs meeting last evening at the YWCA. Mrs. Rose Marie Haney called the meeting to order and Mrs. Charlotte Walker led the devotions. Wanda Zaleski read a letter inviting members to attend a Friday event at 2 p.m. to promote fellowship among YWCA matrons' clubs. Eleanor Steger reported on the Leaders' Council meeting. A new member, Mrs. Helen Krugman, was welcomed. Dorothy Barndollat introduced Miss Lahiff who spoke about her trip to Germany, the blackout, field hospital work, and sights including concentration camps. She showed photos. lunch followed. Next meeting January 19 at 8 p.m. Helen Sherman will talk on Mexico. Officers Elected Blytia Section of Industria Nurses of District No. 4, Ohio State Nurses Association met at Elyria Woman's Club. Mary Bishop presiding. Officers: chairman Mrs. Ethel Agate. vice chairman Mrs. Scott. secretary-treasurer Miss Mary Ruth Locke. Next meeting February 19. China’s rice supplies are increasing. Social Party every Friday night at 8:30 at Holy Cross church.
An ad touts a home made cough relief using Pinex with sugar syrup, water and optional corn syrup or honey. It claims rapid soothing action, loosens phlegm, eases irritated membranes, and lasts long without cooking. Money back if not pleasing.
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