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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1945
Page
3
Women’s Mission Group meetings in the Presbyterian church parlor opened with prayer led by Mrs. Lov master, led discussion on child welfare and proper religious upbringing. Speakers reviewed parenting duties, Sunday school roles, and a June mission plan including home visits, college connections, and a June breakfast.
Local column recalls graduations, military service, and family announcements. Meredith family updates from Columbus speak of degrees and medical corps ties. many names such as Dul laigham, Patel, and Mudge appear with social events including dinners, church gatherings, and memorial services.
Masonic Lodge No. 664 Fo A M hosted a family dinner with entertainment in the Jerige room at Midwestern Temple. Eastern Star served a meal prepared by Mrs Arthur Reper and assistants. The Romeo Pump Barber Shop Quartet performed, led by Mrs Sarah Edwards, with dozen numbers. Rose Kremer organized the program and introduced V Majanowski, who spoke on his service work. Mrs Thomas Davis presided, and Mrs Haigh gave a talk on customs of the people of Cita. Business notes set the next meeting for June 20 at Legion Towne. special award to Mrs Elmer Smith. PicNic planned for August. transfer reported. Poppy Day sales and other reports. Refreshments served. next meeting June 27. Bridge at Elyria Country Club followed lunch. prize to top table. Next luncheon and bridge set for July 10.
An assortment of upcoming meetings and social events across local groups. Includes hostesses for church circles, temple and auxiliary gatherings, a Pentagon club installation dinner with officers named, a planned July picnic, and guest lists for Six Pigtree club with new members joining.
An old advertisement claims eczema and skin irritations can be eased by applying Peterson's Ointment to affected areas. It asserts itching diminishes and skin improves, and also touts relief for tired feet and cracked toes. Sold at druggists with money back if not helped.
The Cascade Branch No. 196.01 of the National Association of Letter Carriers held a family picnic at the homestead with Mrs. Morton presiding. Mrs. Harold Olmstead was named chairman of the women’s division. a quiz and charades entertained attendees, and prizes went to Reverend Earl Cook and Miss Elizabeth Beavis.
The group Meetings Fourthues plans a picnic at Cascade Park on Thursday at 12230 Aviock. Children of members will be guests.
The Ladies auxiliary hosted a party with fragrant pink refreshments and chocolates. Mrs. Galloway led the meeting assisted by Mesdames Gertrude Agnes Tracey Petranella Theresa Smith McVey. Donations came from Mrs. Edward Welsh Mary Stoltz and Ate Budecich. Next meeting set for Tuesday evening at 10. Woe will have a towel broilers Thursday at 1:00 o clock. People's Bath Market Chapel Street.
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