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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jan 17, 1946

Page

6

Elyria Air Corps Mothers Install Officers in Sandusky

Eleven members from Elyria attended in Sandusky last evening for the installation of Sandusky Air Corps Mothers officers. Dinner at Hahsén's preceded the meeting with Mrs. Wilfred Bowdler installing and Mrs. Frank Bersoh at the piano. Attendees included Mrs. Rag Renz, Mrs. Carl Bruce, Mrs. Gus Apal, Mrs. Mary Fox, Mrs. Lea Smith, Mrs. Q.O. Garries, Mrs. L.W. Bell, Mrs. W.W. Ferriman, and Mrs. V.J. Taylor.

Elytia Air Corps Ft Sandusky Sandusky Air Corps Dianner Hahsén Wilfred Bowdler Elytia Frank Bersoh QO. D. Garries L. W. Bell W. W. Ferriman V. J. Taylor

Engagement announced for Adele Shamel and John Shameson

Mrs. Joseph Borer of Tora Road announces the engagement of her daughter Adele to John Shameson, son of Mr and Mrs Carl Shamel of 169 Sheriff Street Elyria. Shamel is a former Merchant Marines chief quartermaster and now with General Industries Co. He attends St Agnes church and his fiancee belongs to St Joseph's in Loran. Wedding date not yet set.

Joseph Borer Tora RD Adele John Shameson Carl Shamel Sheriff’ Street Elyria Shamel Merchant Marines The General Industries Co St. Agnes Church St Joseph's Church Loran

Noble Grand Installation and YWCA Program Recap

The Noble Grand and officers received corsages and gifts at the lodge ceremony. Afterward, refreshments highlighted a pink rose theme. The Y Meys held an evening meeting in the YWCA parlors led by Mrs Helen Malich with a skit demonstration by Mrs Ralph Latimer. A dessert course was served by Mrs Mielen Hancock and Julia D. Low on February 20.

New Warnewee Nellie Reynolds Hazel Markel Iva Marsh Sylvia Neff Deuuty Teasurer Thida Choate Guardian Anna Schoenbacher Ethel Wood Elizabeth Miceh Gertrude Welsna Thelme Canningham Arlene Eckenr Ruth Dohny Opel Scott Astaifed Noble Grand Anna Brenner Geraldine Sandrock Anna Cebrict Marie Jehle Denmie Lent Mamie Beatty Dorothy Hast Jennie Easterbrook Jessie Raesler Thelma Rockwood Agnes Erickson Ada Gould Alice Doolan Jeanette Arnold Irma Wheeler Opal Scott Emily Scrivens Brenner Drony O Marshal Celia Gelechen Winifred Howell Sink Gelechen Nettie J. Summers The Department Association of Ohio Association Hazel Marker Astrict Chagrin Falls Oberlin Lorain Shaysnee Vera Brenner Daigh Ler Y-Meys Ywoc Helen Malich Ralph Latimer Mielen Hancock Julia D.low Harry Luethi Robert Jones Columbus Street George Day Will Thomas H. W. Pond Rufus Jones Robert Smith Ohio Street Ladies Auxiliary of Eagles Eagles Hall Alta Browning Edna Amspaugh Leona Schmidt Browning Blanche Buck Ann Castle Dorothy Wilson Lena Ives

Community Calendar Notice for Local Groups and Events

Calendar item lists Firat Christian Women group meeting Hana Funk Dessau Viades Altar-Rosary Bocets Kaper 6 30 at Congregational church. Donation benefit at Coast street church with Mrs Harold Sok Jith Ayies Circle No 5. Womar Scotlnd Stout Leaders at Y WCA Masonie ual bish Fry Fridays at United Polish Club 116 Oberlin Rd serving from ap m.

Cora Firat Hana Funk Dessau Coca Asthnur Dal Landagtun Avenue Associanm Ehureti Harold Sok Jith Pheer Ayies Mra Boswe Halas Rienecrutt Scotland Womar Bish Oberlin Rd Ap. Mh

Girls Honor New Year Devo tions By Local Clubs

Senior Girl Reserve Committee met with the Friendship Club advisers at Mrs. Swen Nielsen’s home to discuss New Year devotions and minutes from November. A financial report on the Senior Friendship Christmas format was given, and a vacancy for a Sophomore Friendship Club adviser was noted with suggestions for qualified replacements. Discussions covered the Atlantic City YWCA convention, fundraising ideas, and a tea for teachers. A mid winter conference for Friendship officers was announced for February 16 in Cleveland, with the next meeting planned for February 12 at Miss Lenore Shumaker’s apartment.

Rose Cromiling Friendship Club Swen Nielsen West Avenue Dart Reech Tone Geisel Harold Amspeker Bke Central Y. W. C. A Cleveland

Congregational Circles Hold January Meetings

The Mid Town center First Congregational church hosted a January gathering with about 20 attendees. Members discussed the book Daughter of Africa by Ruth Isabel Seabury and planned a February 20 tea. Other circles met at local homes for devotional periods and panel discussions on the United Nations Charter, while related social events featured refreshments and upcoming host plans.

First Congregational Ruth Isabel Seabury Mota Soga Africa Wong Soga H. D. Townsend Elizabeth Fulton H. G. Wilford Mabel Bullock Carl Hallock Eastern Heights Boulevard R. T. McNeal F.C. Grundler M. G. French Heights Circle H. G. Hoover Richard Mackey Eleanor Goldstein Pearl Lord United Nations Organization Wilbur Clark Charles Biges Park Avenue

Friendly Eight club entertains at Diedrick home

The Friendly Eight club met at Mrs. Oliver Diedrick’s Foster Avenue home with eleven Pedro games and prizes for Helen Smith Mary Miller and Mrs. William Tang. Lunch featured a floral table. The next meeting is in two weeks at Mrs. Hattie Schroeder’s Bond Street home.

Friendly Eight Club Oliver Diedrick Foster Avenue Pedro Helen Smith Mary Miller William Tang Hattie Schroeder Bond Street

Royal Neighbors to Install Officers Friday Night

Royal Neighbors of America will install new officers at Friday evening meeting in K of P hall Townsend. Dance event Saturday night January 19 public invited.

Royal Neighbors of America P. Hall Townsend Clik Dan

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