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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 15, 1944
Page
3
Viola Rounds and Martin Mueller exchanged marriage vows at the Second Congressienad church. The ceremony was attended by family and friends as the Rev. Heine Rawat presided. Mr Moeller, employed by the General Pere company, gave the bride away.
Miss Eleanor Heft engages to William Schmittgen Jr. The bride to be is noted in Lorain area society circles. Town events include a lodge meeting and announcements for a Victory Tattoo event scheduled for March 24 and a social gathering on Ward Street with refreshments planned.
The engagement of Aliant Exte Fomaecein to be Hernan Beeb Nerd is announced by her parents Viv and Mrs George Zummernyyan VP TRS Cleveland street DT fe. Bahe, who is stationed in the Armed Forces, and the couple’s families, Mr and Mrs Peter Botihaned of Nova Ohio, are cited in the notice.
A fragmented notice describes a meeting at West street involving Chipiess and Virsa with Mype Vande Stovhineier and Ethel Hragoins hosting, plus Miss Stremple and others preparing for Past events and a Red Cross War effort. Lena Kirby of 127 Eastavenue hosts with Darethy Copas assisting as details and dates remain unclear.
A stream of social notices reports Bert Alexander and family returning from Abindeen Proving Grounds to Aberdeen with acquaintances, along with references to Ethel Alexander on Broad Street and Dr Hef Cuestenberger hosting a celebration. Mentions Mis EO Gerstenberger’s plans, Prof one Ales CGeorge, and a birth announced March 1 at Elyria Memorial Hospital with involvement of Mr. and Mrs Alex Prsadsi.
The St Patrick Auxiliary meeting expanded to Knights of St John in the Elpha Worlds Church district scene. Reports covered district activities and a June 20 meeting week. prizes awarded to Gert Ride Wurea and others. The next gathering announced for April 5 at St Paul’s church, with devotional readings and a service to honor service members.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a sale event titled Runituiage Sale and a location near Bella's Tee Cavede. Details are unclear, with garbled names and dates. Further text is unreadable, preventing confirmation of participants or exact timing.
Mrs. Craig was guest speaker for the Employed Young Women's League last evening. She discussed Women in the Future, tracing rights history and urging support for ongoing women’s advancement. The talk highlighted pioneers like Fairy Stone and urged action to secure freedom for working women.
A hostess entertained at a Foster Avenue home with two attendees. After games prizes were awarded by Mrs John Wiltvdais and others. A Tonecheénit course was served by Mrs Kayley. The group planned to meet again at Bond Street in ten days.
The Student department of We Elgin Musial Agt held a meeting last evening in the First ahonal choral. An overture arrangement opened the program with selections from Carmen and Rigolets. Students performed works by Offenbach and Bizet with solos, duets, and choral pieces. Refreshments were served and plans for April 24 were announced for a spring recital.
Elmer Bogardy, 22 Amberst, firn worker receives a license along with Irene Beryczka, listed at 1B RD. 1, Amberss, as part of the local licensing record.
A tureen dinner preceded the American Legion Aix Hang meeting under Mrs. Oty Mischka. January February March birthday members served on the committee. Rehabilitation chair Mrs. Charles Mienemn sent three boxes to Annie Sandtusky Home Dadstirnt and Chilficathy Facilities. Five dollars for Mary sent to Dayton. Sec/treas chair Mrs Bob Tachi reported Easter cards to men and women and presented appreciation notes. President Mrs. Ralph Terrell and VP Mrs. Tom Davis gave reports. Winter congress held in Columbus. Gifts went to Ohio veterans. Next meeting set for Alweh 28 with a service by Miss Mischka.
A church supper and First Rapid Mission gathering were held last evening with Mrs Saint Cunningham presiding. Committees were named including Mes Mary Perler Ore Ives and Durfee. A devotional led by Mre CM Ackerman featured the Vath Psalm and songs by Mrs Walter Davies and Mrs FAL Yost. The LaGrange Baptist pastor Rev Walter Young spoke on Poul Paul’s life. The Home of Jeannie Carskaddon hosted a business meeting advancing plans to travel to Cleveland for dinner at the Alaine Village to celebrate the club’s second anniversary. Officers were Vergine Zander and Toelma Lehtoeter. A Bible study and future meeting details were announced. Additional notes include a forthcoming program by Gere Peaster and a focus on the life of dehp Meare.
At the 45th annual conference in Columbus Ohio the Ohio Society of the DAR elected state officers and appointed officers for committees. Notable names include Alonzo HL Dunham of Payton and Mrs FOO McMillen of Akron with Mrs Charles A Dor and Mrs fea dh Corte among others serving as officers librarians and historians across Coshocton Mansfield Canton Granville Kent and McConnellville affiliations.
The calendar lists Mrs Dorothy Fuldheint as after dinner speaker with wives as guests. It notes mid week Lenten services at 7 30 led by Rev due Dudley of Berlin Freights and several society meetings including Altar-Resiry, St Clair Rebekah Lodge supper, Catholic Study Club No 2, Theresa Society, YWCA, Eagles auxiliary activities, Girl Scout Leaders, and Lutheran and Presbyterian services with various local speakers and venues.
The St Marys Parent Association meeting is rescheduled from Friday to Thursday. The Penny supper and bakery items will be served Thursday night from 5 to 8 at 119 West River Street.
The North Side Guild of St Arn's church met at Vance Howe's home on Ohio Street for a four hour luncheon. Rev GQ Mussel Hergate led prayers and a period of devotions after the social hour. Representatives of the Gut gathered as guests and the group discussed church programs and parish work. Next meeting at the Gal will be Thursday April Float at Moe Kerth Clot on Middle Avenue with Mrs Corhs Spenen es AySsting Mostess Th War proposed plan to support a unified church program.
Members of Division C gathered in the Second Congregational church dinging room at 10 o'clock to sew for Greek relief. They sewed Livettes, shared a noon luncheon, and closed grace with Blest Be the Tie That Binds and a prayer.
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