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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 28, 1944
Page
3
Society notices announce the engagement of Yvonne Soule of Connecticut to M J Buswell petty officer U S N R. The couple plan a Stratford venue with families and friends noted.
The First Congregational Church held a reception and open house attended by about 300 people. Candles lit the rooms, with a line of guests including Ira M. Marisa, Harry G. Loucer, Chiles J. Etehirean, and George Houseman among others. Mrs Johnson celebrated 72 years as a member, the longest standing member present.
An aged Kellogg advertisement touts All Bran as a natural aid for constipation. It extols colon cleansing benefits and urges readers to eat Kellogg's All Bran daily for lasting relief, framing the product as a genuine Kellogg’s staple from Battle Creek.
A community party on Go Chase street honored Comihiao Marly Long Wes with a showpiece cake and gifts. Attendees included Carel Ann Bowral Anne Lee Touipklis and Hilly Kantz with refreshments provided by Mrs Maxwell G French and others. The Woman's Association president assisted, and the evening featured displays of local history and films. The gathering concluded with a short business meeting and plans for industrial games next week.
A jumble of names and domestic events from a small town social page includes engagements and visits. Alfred Khingshind of Lorn, Nebieth of a san, Mrs. Kilngshire, and Alice Nichols of Leavist road figure in cordial mentions. Mrs. Walter H. Stith of Cleveland plans a brief stay with Mrs. G. Berkass on 224 Jeus Street as other residents host guests and attend meetings. Clarence Standew of Fort Dekard, and Senator Clyde McManyell head a council gathering, with remarks on education and the March of Dimes drive. A Women’s club event features speakers on the Serene Behind the Mille War and plans for future meetings.
A forthcoming meeting of the lodge is planned with candidates to be discussed. The notice cites the next gathering date as Wednesday, Pourmu'y 2, and invites members to attend.
Fragmentary OCR shows names and places including Mrs Robert Smnth FG Sixteenth and Mrs Peal Paring with baby oy, plus mentions of ADL Bell and Mrs Leonore Hust Middigavenie. Further text appears to reference Oberlin, Pail Sue, and Frank Seliort in disjoint street listings.
Bethel Shrine held a session in O. C. F. hall with strong attendance honoring eleven Past High Priestesses and seven Watchmen of Shepherds. Eleanor Young received a Worthy Matron honor and a gown. gifts were presented to past officers by Esther Wellers and Lela Strong. A ceremonial is planned for February, marking the shrine's golden jubilee year.
The Social Progress Department of the Ilyria Woman's club hosted a card party to raise funds for the Flora Nursery school. Twenty four tables were in play with high scores awarded prizes at each. Dessert followed as Mrs Anbert Handways chaired by Tuears assisted by club girls.
The group met at George Lamberton’s home to discuss Thumbnail Sketches of Ohio. Nellie Heenck reviewed seven notable Ohio-born men. Edith Heenck presented on tubanate or bie slase. Mey, John Kellogg Day outlined Ohio industries. Grange noted higher learning and 1940 enrollment of 60,100.
The AAUW Ohio branch sponsors a benefit card party on Friday February 1 at 8 pm at the Women's Club to raise funds for the Ohio Fellowship Endowment. National AAUW aims to endow graduate fellowships for women, with $30,000 triggering a $1,500 grant biannually and $40,000 a yearly award. Ohio has raised about $23,000 toward a $40,000 goal. March is the contribution deadline chaired by Miss Grace Spaeth of Denison University.
A social gathering hosted by Mrs Belly Masher on GE Sprung Street included prize drawings for pinochle with winners Mrs Knipper and Mrs Chester. The event featured poems and remarks guiding members to an upcoming February gathering at 219 Cambridge as part of a local women’s club activities.
Calendar notes a Cortus class at First Christian center W Co 18 pan. 10 Knsights at St John Woman’s Club. yard party for guests at 8 30 pm. Protected Home Circle at K of P hall with a special program. Northwest Encampment at 10 CF hall then victory party. Otawin club with Mrs H Muchy North Olmsted. Jefferson Junior High dancing class 7 8 pm. Hostess To Study Club Catholic Study Club No 1 met at Ann Burke Princeton Ave. New Testament discussion led by Mary Catherine Conry. dessert served by hostess.
S Woonionsen entertained Ninety Five Club members at a luncheon at Riceseys on Wort avenue. Ars Go M Braman gave a minor interesting and comprehensive pager on California. Mrs 5 F Bane idger reviewed The Cup and the Sword by Alice Hubart. This is a story of the wine proving industry of California.
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