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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 21, 1942
Page
3
At the First Congregational Church a crowd of about 100 attended Elyria Republican Women's Club gathering. Miss Josephine Fay was elected vice president with other officers named. Christian J. Bennick spoke on wartime unity and political aims.
Director Frank Seward reveals the Playmakers cast for the mystery drama to run four evenings starting February 3. Cast includes Ivan Godden Dell Cremling Marcia Godden Betty Roe Beatrice Godden Virginia Champion Dr Graham Binikie Dick Hancock Robert Copley Kenneth Miller Verity Copley Shirley Rassier Ancill Copley Robert Holmes Jacob Wait Lieutenant Davies George Fillman Gallway Trench Tom Gardner. Cast asked to attend rehearsal at 7 46 PM tonight. Yesterday women at American Legion home held Red Cross sewing with seven dresses completed and more material needed. They brought sandwiches and coffee served by Legion auxiliary to sustain work.
Mrs Zella Jabison celebrated her birthday with a dinner hosting daughters and husbands at 438 Elev enth street. Various locals attended as guests and gifts were exchanged. Thomas Buttle of 420 Lorain Boulevard has joined the Five Brother Fraternity at Bowling Green State University as a business sophomore. Phyllis Portman, Amherst RD, appeared on a Bowling Green student recital and is a senior in education majoring in public school music. Circle Dot club hosted twelve members at Mrs Helen Smith’s Fairmont street home with two guests joining and bingo prizes awarded.
A damaged church note recalls a meeting at Pauls church with a class on meats and community efforts. Mrs Ee O Pals, R Pallas, and others contributed, the session ending with The Battle Hymn of the Republic. The next meeting is announced for Tuesday, February 47.
The Magyar Y L S celebrates another year with a church party and a short business meeting. New members Mrs Alex Mika and Mrs Alex Doman Jr were welcomed, theater party plans are set for February, and officers were elected at a meeting at 320 Blaine Street.
Noble Grand Kenneth Smith heads Elgru Lodge officers with Deputy Grand Master Waite and staff set for a six term. Other officers include secretary treasurer, right and left supporters, and chaplain. A festive installation followed by a dinner at Swida Inns road with 15 members and decorations reported.
Fragmentary calendar items mention meetings and conversations with Mrs Victor and others. The legible fragments reference Mary Samerian, Helen Fore and a state pressivet topic. Topics include women and parents and teachers discussions and a price noted as $.30.
The High School Parent Teacher Association held its annual dinner in the school auditorium last evening. Officers and members were recognized, reports noted progress with Red Cross and March of Dimes funds, and plans for a February group meeting were announced.
Ridgeville announces the marriage of Dana Anne Lucas to Bark Te Lavan in Sandusky Congregational parsonage ceremony on Saturday January 17 at four o clock. Attendants include the bride’s brothers in law and Mr and Mrs Jains RB Lewis of Cleveland. The bride wore a brick codingote with rhinestone trim. The bridegroom is the son of Mrs and Mas WoL Enos of Greatville Virginia. The bride graduated from Ridgeville High School in 1886 and works in Cleveland.
The Lorain County Baldwin Wallace Alumni Association held its annual dinner at First Methodist Church in Lorain. Judge My GC Wilcox was elected President and Mrs Charles J Snobie was chosen Secretary, succeeding Mrs Andrew M Keep. An illustrated lecture by Simmons, Professor of Montana Campus, presented college slides from early dates.
The Caw club met at West Ridge road with Mrs Clarabelie Hart hosting. About thirty members and guests were present for a short business session, Keep A'Going cards, and refreshments. The next meeting on February 3 will be at Leutie Schmidt's Cleveland Street house.
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