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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 05, 1946
Page
3
Fragments show a committee appointed to lead Junior Woman's Club affairs and a busy program with officers, guests, and various activities. Members include Mrs Russell Selunsitt Bon, Mrs Longd Melis, and Mrs Robert Redivigian among others. A division meeting at Lake Avenue Conregational church covered needlework displays, district plans, and a forthcoming April meeting.
A detailed society note describes a wedding reception and floral attire with bridesmaids in blue taffeta, yellow net, and pearl accessories. The bride wore a flowered dress, corsage of red roses, and attended Elyria High School. The ceremony is planned as an open church service at Lake Avenue Congregational Church.
A readable item notes La Ganges High School seniors stage Miss Diamie themed art net play on Thursday at Main Street venue with student participants and local spotlight.
The column lists family arrivals and departures in Elyria including visitors from Mentor and San Diego. It notes a son born March 4 at Elyria Memorial Hospital to Mr and Mrs Frank Lawrence of 434 Cambridge Street and another son born to Mr and Mrs Earl Smith of North Street. Also mentions travels of Meg Morhittan and ties to Goering trial noted via Miss Mary Nye in Nürnberg.
The Jefferson and Elyria Parent-Teacher Associations met with varied plans. They discussed fundraisers, speakers on citizenship and race relations, dances, Red Cross donations, and upcoming district conventions. Members planned activities, highlighted community issues, and welcomed hospitality and student exhibits.
The Canton Lordin No 93 auxiliary met Monday evening with Captain Walter Sandrock presiding. They practiced for pew candidates and planned a special May affair. A bingo session awarded prizes to Kathryn Griggs Betty Berger Zelma Bryant and Gerry Sandrock. A box social followed with a committee named for the March 18 refreshment duty.
Dorcas and Prigenla guilds held a meeting at the Magyar Evangelical and Reformed church. Devotions led by Mrs. Gy Novak on Worship During Lent. Business by Mrs. Louis Ignatz with reports from Mrs. Szanyt and Mrs. Messaros. Lenten English service March 20 with Rev. Thompson. Dinner planned for Women’s Guild spring meeting May 9. Discussion group to meet April 30. social to follow at Mrs. Alex Miko’s. Obligate two new members for Ladies Auxiliary to VFW Post 1079. Bridge, awards, and Easter plans noted. Rainbow Mothers Club to meet March 6. educational pictures planned.
An oned party event at 1.0 features tall guests on a Wednesday. ShTL OM and Adm. 00 host Trizos with refreshments provided for attendees.
The readable portions mention a site and a date, with references to individuals and an institution. It appears as a damaged OCR fragment noting changes or requirements and a project or location identifier. No clear event details or outcomes are present.
Conor Ric of Ridgeville High School is honored for 36 months of service with 48 months in the Marine Corps. He wears the Asiatic Pacific Ribbon and Presidential Citation with a Gold Star, and is noted for lifelong community involvement including the American Legion Auxiliary. The article lists events around church and relief meetings led by local figures and a rescheduled St. Andrew's Churchwomen gathering.
Names and ages of several license holders are listed including Robert Kessler 20 and Betty Dunlay 18 from Grafton, James Russell 38 and Margaret Stilth 27 from Lorain, and John Culp 28 with Patsy Ghinsbeck 21 from Sprague road.
At Glen Rogers and several groups including Women’s Club, Mary’s patrial, and Elizabeth Stevens Society, members gathered for social events, studies, and dances. Attendees included Hagel Markel, Helene Smith, Maryan, Dorothy and Mrs Leona Boothe with venues like Elks ballroom and parish houses hosting sessions and social activities.
Lake Avenue Congregation announces midweek Lenten gatherings on Wednesday evenings featuring readings from the New Testament and Apostles Creed. A sermon will be followed by a question period allowing attendees to ask the minister about the event’s meaning and aims.
St Andrew's Episcopal church will begin Lent with an Ash Wednesday service at 7:30 p.m. and a second celebration at 10:30 a.m. for business people and schoolchildren. The Litany and Penitential Office will be said at 7:45 p.m. The regular Wednesday service is cancelled this week.
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