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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 1946
Page
4
The community newspaper column reports the sudden death of Thomas Hurnelt at age 75. It lists relatives, local mourners, and mentions associated social events, club gatherings, visits, and family movements, alongside a series of disconnected notices and society items from Norwalk and surrounding towns.
Fragmentary OCR text references unnamed individuals in New York City and Spring Valley, mentions Chile, Elva Rigi, Oakdue University, Brownell, Wak graduate Train Bordue University, and United States Army service. Details are unclear due to corruption. no coherent events or identities can be confirmed.
The Hadassah chapter held its annual membership meeting at the home of Md S at 580 Washington Boulevard. Mrs. Ailes and Mrs. Ragsler acted as secretaries pro tem. The speaker discussed Jewish women's roles in social work, immigration issues, and Palestine, noting 150000 working women and thousands displaced. A Hadassah committee plans future events ahead of the Jewish World Conference.
Members of Grafton Circle hosted a CDA dinner with traditional shrimp cocktails and pipes, featuring Rev. Joli Carrabilie and Mrs. Mary Margaret Poinegati in attendance. Other attendees included Mesdames Uecker, OConnell, OCon nor, Wackbins, Wolbers, Cunt, Fitzpalenk, Simeand, Votinglass, and Misses Ann MeClastus, Gausretin, Westrick, and Kathryn Consentino. The event supported relief aid for western Europe and concluded with reports from guests. The Women’s Benevolent Association met in the evening with President Marc McBeth presiding. guest speaker Mrs. Koss Jer of Cleveland spoke on committee topics. Upcoming events include a charity supper planned for Wellington and a health observance on April 18 at Koof Hall.
Woman's club in Vernonia hosts a meeting as man aged 46 attends with guests, presenting rudvestiments and local civic matters.
Mrs Wirth presided with Mrs Albert Wirth and Mrs Fred Juskinson as hosts at Winckles Street circle gathering. Devotions led by Mrs Harold Scrivens and Rev Richard Lehman opened with hymn. Reports announced treasury balances and thanks given to supporters. Nominating committee proposed new officers, and the circle planned a program for April 4. Members shared hospital notes and club matters with several members traveling recently.
Mrs Louis Whitney was appointed devotional chairman for three months at St Pauls church meeting with Mrs Clarence Schroeder on Cornell Avenue. Mrs J Kunitz led last evening’s devotions reading a poem titled Goal Cheer. Mrs Artie Moelk presided over the business session and lunch for 18 members followed. Next meeting set in two weeks with Mrs Kunitz as hostess. Chez Am club met with Miss Trelen Shandaf Amherst. plans discussed for a summer gala and secret sisters gifts were acknowledged. Cards awarded with prizes to Ana Donahue and Mrs Robert Hastings. Special prize went to Eda Kirschner. Instead of the regular meeting, the group will meet April 25 at Mrs Betty Kreeger Cleveland Street for a progressive dinner.
Members of the Sophie More Friendship Club attended a supper and meeting at the Y-Gym. After singing, supper was served with help from Anna Dreike and Rose-Marie Bulkinwied, followed by a brief business session led by President Cato Heuble. Secretary Carol Cohoyer read last meeting minutes and Marilyn Collier announced the club shake set for March 30. Anna Dreier introduced Miss Mathis who displayed shoes and handkerchiefs with stories about many items. Mrs. Werbert Meister and Miss Joun Claises were present.
A local rummage sale is planned by the Jills Club this Saturday to benefit Moeat Gas Co. Funds raised will support community programs and operations.
The Flemish Art Research club met at Mrs B d Melroberts home on Firhace street with 18 members. Mrs Russell Lambert and Mrs Harry Shryock assisted. a garden basket heralded spring, and a dessert table was served. The next meeting is scheduled April 23 at Mrs Arthur Schaber's home. Members of Daughters of Scotland met at the Woman's Club with a Red Cross drive planned for Capitol theatre tonight. Lunch was served by Mrs Marty Wallace and Mrs Euphemia Allen. Master hats advertised by Cook's Millinery opposite City Motors.
A local school event features the Parenti Teacher K group hosting a party with cake walk prizes and community judging. Hodgett wins an award as Mrs Rav presides over the event with Mrs Shepard and hospitality staff coordinating refreshments and activities. The Bible Hour program led by Mrs Ramage includes devotional singing and a discussion on the Resurrection with readings from Matthew Mark Luke and John. Plans for ten more Bible Hour sessions on March 28 and April 4 are announced along with a Catholic Study Club meeting. An auction sale is scheduled for Tuesday March 28 at a Wellington area farm offering farm tools, permits, livestock, and miscellaneous items.
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