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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 08, 1946
Page
6
Residents of Medina and nearby towns hosted and attended numerous visits and gatherings Sunday. Dozens of relatives and friends from Cleveland Elyria and Lakewood shared meals, church functions, and a wedding in various households, with discharges from service and civic events noted among the day’s social headlines.
New London village council tabled a proposed gas contract presented by Ohio Fuel Gas Company. The deal would raise charges upon expiration of the current contract on April 4 and was explained by Mr. Schooler. A petition signed by 127 residents urged council to refuse to repeal Section 2 of City Ordinance S67 which bans gaming where intoxicants are present.
Mrs Claude Gannett entertained a Baptist church class Friday afternoon with eight members present. The devotional hour was led by Mrs Virinie Miteep. A covered dish supper followed. Guests included Mr and Mrs Leon Slone, Jim Fis, Elyria, Stanley, Mrs Adah Lang, John Daanfare, and others. Local social notes mention visitors from Penfield and Toledo.
Local groups in South Amherst organized a membership drive at the Legion home on Tuesday evening. Mrs Norte Gettled opened with the pledge, reports favored new dishes and a service in memory of a kitche r in the Legion home, a $5 donation to the Red Cross was noted, and plans were laid for a card party and Red Cross drive while members hosted lunch for 14 attendees and celebrated Miss Joree’s upcoming nurses training with a surprise farewell party.
Avon relatives report Ray Neuman has been discharged from the service at Toledo after one year of service and two months in the Pacific Area. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Casper and the brother of Richard Casper.
Amherst resident Miss Jenne brings a large assortment of household merchandise to auction including refrigerators washers radios crystal china sets and dining room furniture. Featuring 9 piece crack crystal sets glassware silver serving pieces and gospod items all sales are cash with buyer risk. Sale overseen by PA Walker auditor and Elyria Clark Klinect with contact 9065.
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