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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jan 30, 1942

Page

3

St Marys Altar and Rosary Society Meets In Holiday Luncheon

A patriotic tureen luncheon at St Marys Church Hall drew 175 women of the Altar and Rosary Society. Rev Fr William Moseley and Rev Fr Thomas Gallagher spoke of the societies work and Red Cross sewing. Three retiring officers received silver rosaries as tokens, and the meeting closed with a prayer and the Star Spangled Banner.

IT. Mary's Church Hall Altar-Rosary Society William Moseley Thomas Gallagher Edw. Schirack Frank Kelling Father Moseley Red Cross Easly William Feron Marsh Guenin Society Gallagher Moseley

Gates Haskins Wedding Set For February Seventh

Mia Clare Elisabeth Hasking of Cambridge plans to wed David Edgertley Gates of Elyria. The ceremony will be held February 7 at four in Christ Church Cambridge with a small family reception at the Harvard Faculty Club.

Mia Clare Elisabeth Hasking Cambridge Massachusetts David Edgertley Gates Elyria Christchurch Harvard Faculty Club Misa Hasking Charles Homer Haskins Haskins Harvard University Gates George Stevens East Avenue William N. Gates Cleveland

Entertain Research Club Meeting and Gladstone Activities

Mrs. John Haldeman of Glendale hosted the Entertain Research Club with Mrs. May Hecker assisting yesterday. Illness trimmed roll to 14 as Haldeman was named sunshine treasurer and to send cards to shut-ins. The program opened with South American Review by Mrs. Lamberton, citing a Time Magazine summary of the Alo de Janeiro conference with Sumner Welles as U.S. delegate and commentary on South American relations with Nazis. Mrs. Hecock read from an 1881 cookbook honoring pioneering housewives while recipes and kitchen hints appeared, noting a parenke After utensil and the grapefruit as a newly described fruit. Additional guidance covered elder care, proper attire, and repurposing materials. After luncheon the group adjourned to meet February 19 with Mrs. Kellogg Day. Minnie Rawson to assist and others to play cards, with defense stamps as prizes. Ted Seward spoke on the March of Dimes and contributions were generous.

John Haldeman Glendale Court Mra May Hecker Haldeman New Sunshine George Lamberton Time Magazine Alo de Janeiro Sumner Welles United States South America John Hecock Advica Kellogg Park Avenue Minnie Rawson Wal

County Democratic Women’s Meeting in Amherst

About 40 members and guests of Lorain County Federation of Democratic Women’s clubs gathered at the Eagles Home in Amherst for the quarterly meeting. A luncheon preceded the session. Miss Katherine McCarvel led the business meeting and reports. a State Federation letter was read. defense efforts were discussed with local women joining registration and Red Cross activities.

Lorain County Federation of Democratic Women's Clubs Eagles Amherst Amherst Democratic Women's Club Harry Brown Katherine McCarvel State Federation Lena Sitert Mansfield Ant Lechner Drain Lelia Blair Sheffield County Federation Mary O'Neill Wilson Lorain Red Cross

East High graduation honors and travel notices

Mr and Mrs FP Homer Wilson attended midyear East High School exercises where their grandson Alden Peabody Wilson ranked among the top ten of 138 graduates and spoke on Education for Defense. Other items note travel plans, births, a Denison pledge trainer election, and a quinine usage fact from the Commerce Department. A rummage sale by 10.C.F. Tall is listed for Saturday.

Homer Wilson West. Avenue Cleveland East High School Alden Peabody Wilson Paul A. Wilson Elyria Alden John Hay High School J. van Dorn Ball Avenue George Stevens East Aves Bue East Edward L. Cook Rochester New York Cambridge Massachusetts David E. Gates Clare Haskins J. W. Warden Chestnut Street Fort Lauderdale Mismt Florida Robert A. Seward Bite Avenue Toungestown Mr. Seward D. W. Seward Broad Street Rudolf Skiiletz Trondale Street Denison University Granville Lambda Chi Alpha Fred Raphael Dewey Avenue Fort Sill Oklahoma Harold Raphael Margaret Edwards Tenth Street Owsing Charles, Marsh Eustis W Marsh Gulf Road Homer, Marsh Kenneth Lang Centerville Indiana G. H. Lang Chestnut Ridge Perry Clapp Bailey Court Elyria Memorial Hospital

Musical Art Chorus to Begin Rehearsals in Elyria

The Elyria Musical Arts Choral Department shifts from a varied spring program to Haydn's The Creation. J. Martin Beck to direct the mixed chorus. first rehearsal Monday at 7:45 p.m. at the MC. Members and former members urged to attend, with invitations to others to join by contacting Beck or Mrs. Huse.

Elyria Musical Arts T Ite Haydn Elijah J. Martin Beck Musical Art Society Beck W. Huse

Calendar for Tonoqiet Dotvas Dinner Schedule

The notice lists events at multiple churches and clubs including Church of Christ dinner at 4 30 PM, M M G at St Pauly, M M G Club with Mrs Alley Koehn Olenwood Street, Rate Date with Eloulve Var ary Harwood Street, Past Matron and Past Patrons association at Masonic dining room six PM, A A Club with Shirley Braddon Second Street, United Presbyterian Mothers Auxiliary led by Mrs BE W Wright Grant Street Birthday Ball with Floyd Hayts Orchestra, St Andrew's parish council at 3 PM, Red Cross benefit card party at Lake Avenue School 7 30 PM hosted by Marge Trimmel and Pearl Kupper. Guests invited.

Church of Christ St. Pauly Church Alley Koehn Olenwood Street Eloulve Varary Harwood Street Patrons Association of O. ES Masonic Shirley Braddon Second Street United Presbyterian Mothers BE. W. Wright Grant Street Elks Hall Floyd Hayts St. Andrew's

Entertain Notawa Club hosts and card prizes noted

Notawa Club entertained Carrie Snoble at her home 117 Waverly Street last evening. Margaret Mahon and Laura Buchholz won card prizes after a short business session. Thelma Rockwood and Féne Bates will host February 26 at 23 Gates Avenue. Coute Qu Il Coute club met for a tureen supper at Den Stolzenburgs home. Ruth Spinke received a birthday gift. Marlon Garretson won first prize in pinochle with Betty Innes second and Millie Kushner consolation. The group adjourned to meet in two weeks with Kushner on East River Street.

Merry Chums Merry Chums Club Ralph Shook North Olive Street William Joyce Helen Rocher Jane Daly Red Cross Clara Solet George Powns Halph Shook Charles Salter Hath Street Mies Carrie Snoble Misa Rose Krabec Notawe Club Waverly Street Margaret Mahon Laura Buchholz Thelma Rockwood Féne Bates Gates Avenue Coute Qu'il Coute Club den Stolzenburg Ruth Spinke Marlon Garretson Bet Ty Innes Millie Kushner East River Street

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