Engagement of Virginia Schubert to Kenneth Byars Announced
Mie and Mrs. W. W. Schubert announce the engagement of their daughter Virginia to Kenneth E. Byars radio man second class U S N son of Mr and Mrs Harry Byars of McDermott Ohio Miss Schubert is a graduate of Elvria High School and attended Oberlin School of Commerce She is employed at the Steel and Tube division of Republic Steel and is a member of St Paul Evangelical and Reformed church and the Young Women's League of the YWCA The wedding date has been set
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mie
W. W. Schubert
1004
West Avenue
Virginia
Kenneth E. Byars
U.S.N
Harry Byars
McDermott
Ohio
Schubert
Elvria High School
Athented Ober School of Commerce
Tthe Steel and Tube Division
Reteatolic Steel Cayn
St. Paul's Evangelical and ‘Reformed Church
Emead Young Women's League
YWCUA
Air Bears
PTA Summer Round-up Plans And May Events
Mrs Theodore Beg will head the Summer Round-Up to be held in May as in prior years. The article outlines PTA activities including a Festival of Schools at Gates School on April 26, a safety radio program March 27, a nominating committee for officer slate, and district conferences and council meetings in May. It also notes bake sales, dances, and a movie, plus a Baptist church gathering honoring Mrs Mack and home missions plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
PTA
Theodore Beg
Wes
Yv.m.c.a
Russell Foster
Orie Stunden
Gates School
J. L. Butler
Steve Bako
Earl Fauver
Theodore Berg
Alvin Steller
Northcentral District Springs
Thirty-First Street
Lorain
Loran C. Staats
Elyria Council of Parent Teacher Association
Ely
Roosevelt School
P.T.A
Rusty
Licenses Granted to Local Residents and Service Members
Licenses issued to Thomas Smith of 959 Foster Avenue, a railroad employee, and Mary Littleton of 333 16th Street. Willis Knowlton of Huron, C, U.S. Navy, and Emma Amspaugh of Butternut Ridge Road also received licenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Smith
Foster Avenue
Mary Littleton
16Th Street
Willis Knowlton
Huron
U.S. Navy
Emma Amspaugh
Butternut Ridge
International Supper Plans Feature Negro in Story and Song
Plans are progressing for an International Supper on April 24 at the Magyar Evangelical and Reformed Church as part of National YWCA Week. Charles King will present a program of the Negro in story and song following the dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Magyar Evangelical and Reformed Church
Y.W.C.A
Charles King
Helen Stevenson
Oberlin
Red Cross
Korea
Japan
Otto Mischke
Daniel Jones
Local Parenthood Notes From Oberlin Area
Mr and Mrs Lawrence Linden of Oberlin welcomed a daughter Lynn Marie at Amherst Hospital weighing seven pounds. Twin boys were born yesterday at Allen Memorial Hospital to Mr and Mrs Charles Smith of Oberlin. Other births include a daughter to Mr and Mrs Howell Beard and a son to Mr and Mrs Daniel Feher at Elyria Memorial Hospital. Mrs Alonzo Brown discharged to home. Miss Hoch from Colby Junior College visiting at home with guest Miss Dianne Sullivan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Linden
Eileen Urig
Oberlin
Amherst Hospital
Lynn Marie
Linden
North Ridgeville
Gretchen Hoch
Colby Junior College
New London
N. H
Colby
Dianne Sullivan
Milton, Mass
Miss Hoch
Arthur B. Hoch
Overbrook Road
Lois Tattersall
Michigan State College
East Lansing
Michigan
Ars
George Tattersall
Hamilton Avenue
Miss Tattersall
College
Allen Memorial Hospital
Charles Smith
Smith
Barbara Rogers
Columbus Street
Richard Bramwell
Ralph Brams
Pasadena Avenue
Cadetwell
Atvustain Academy
Stanton, Va
Eurria Memorial Hospital
Henry Hennings
Daniel Feher
East River Street
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Charles Putmen
Cambridge Avenue
Easter Gift Drive and Club Activities Span Several Groups
Rebekah Social Club voted to send Easter gifts to Gates Hospital for Crippled Children, with Helen Six presiding and prizes awarded to Stella Sanders and Anna Gehrke. St Paul’s church Circle 3 planned a dessert luncheon. women discussed Lenten services, devotions, and missionary experiences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rebekah
Connie Walker
George Street
Gates Hospital
Helen Six
Iitness
Stella Sanders
Anna Gehrke
Charter Presented to Disabled American Veterans Auxiliary Chapter
The DA V auxiliary Chapter No 49 received a charter yesterday at the club rooms from Commander Rose Harris of Cleveland and Florence Cummings, district officers. After the meeting a social hour and refreshments followed, with plans to meet again on April 14 at Middle Avenue clubrooms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D.A.V
Yankee Joe Shoe Repair Shop Opens for Business
A new repair shop named Yankee Joe Shoe Repair Shop has opened its doors offering shoe repair services to customers. The article notes its location and promises prompt service and reasonable prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yankee Joe
Rummage Sale at 161 Clark Basement
Household items and clothing offered at a rummage sale in the basement at 161 Clark. The event runs Saturday from 8:00 am, with access via the side door.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clark
Short Story Trends Highlighted By GE Writer Castle
Thomas H. Castle, GE lamp division writer and college instructor, spoke to the A A U W on trends in the short story today at the Woman's Club. He traced origins from Poe to Henry James, cited modern authors, and predicted future shifts toward romanticism as poetry leads. The meeting featured a forthcoming April dinner with Helen Stevenson of Oberlin speaking on Korea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas H. Castle
General Electric Company
Cleveland College
Western Regeserve University
American Association of University Women
Woman’s Club
Albert Schirmer
A.A.U.W
Winifred Fay
Edgar Allan Poe
Mr. Castle
Crane
O’henry
Henry James
Hemingway
F. Scott Fitzgerald
Anderson
Katherine Ann Porter
Dorothy Parkes
James Thurber
Damon Runyon
Irwin Shaw
Tennessee Williams
Shirley Jackson
Paul Boles
Jean Stafford
Castle
Oberlin Inn
Helen Stevenson
Oberlin
Korea
Dorothy Jones
R. H. Dawson
Charles Persons
King Fauver
Warren Platner
Richard Timms
George Chisholm
Richard Baird
Mark Willis
Howard Holgeson
Elyrians Attend District Meet of Pythian Sisters
The thirtieth annual District No. 15 convention of Pythian Sisters met in Sandusky with delegates from Lorain, Sandusky, Elyria, and surrounding towns. Ritual work, installations, a banquet, and a grand temple degree were featured, with Laura Young of Amherst Temple winning a special award and Steel City Temple planning next year’s Silver Jubilee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pythian Sisters
Sandusky
Lorain
Fremont
Elyria
Berlin Heights
Wallard
Marblehead
Amherst
Greenwich
Port Clinton
Oberlin
Oak Harbor
Lottie Marsh
Kigria
Helen Goeeriener
OL Conneaut
Ohio
D.D
P.D.D.G.C
Balloning
Grand Temple
Helen Goebricher
Olive Moon
Clara Dunmire
Pythian Sisters Home
Medina
Erma Schwarz
Grand
Electa Sage
P.D.D.G. C
Bernice Heston
P.G.C
Steel City Temple No
Laura Young
Ameherst Temple
Lorain County Council Auxiliary Reports Fish Dinners
The Lorain County Council Auxiliary to the W. F. W. met with Auxiliary 9340 in Columbia Center. President Helen Perkins led as membersreported illness. Velva Mihalis praised the Pleasant View Sanatorium service men event on March 16 and memorial services. Auxiliary 9340 will broadcast on WEOL Thursday at 9 30 p m. Fish fry set for April 4. Auxiliary 6941 Wellington hosts March 28. Next council meeting April 28 in Wellington with Auxiliary 6941.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County Council
Columbia Center
Helen Perkins
Velva Mihalis
County Council
Pleasant View
WEOL
Wellington
Easter Treats at Wildercraft Store
A note announcing Easter nut and fruit jelly and chocolate marshmallow eggs is available at Wildercraft, 371 Broad, promising the best quality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wildercraft
Rummage Sale at 345 10th Street This Friday and Saturday
Household items clothing and miscellaneous will be offered at a rummage sale located at 345 10th Street on Friday and Saturday with proceeds likely benefiting a local cause.
Community Calendar of Church Meetings and Social Events
Numerous church groups including First Methodist Rainbow Class First Congregational Schooley Club and Catholic Study Club meet with members at local streets and halls. Easter event Gamma Epsilon Beta Sigma Phi hosts an Easter party with artwork and games plus a luncheon. Navy Mothers Club meets at 7 30 p.m. at the Women’s Club with other organizations listed. Fish Fry at St Agnes Holy Name Society Friday March 28 d 7 p.m. family style.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Methodist Church
Russell Foster
Middle Avenue
First Congregational Church Schooley Club
H.somers
Wooster Street
Catholic Study Club
St. Francis Xavier Mission Circle
Martin McGowan
East Broad Street
el Rey Caldron
Eagle Hall
Elyria Council of
Lake Avenue Congregational Church
Magyar Evangelical and Reformed Church Five Circles
Edison School
Pottowatomie Club
Great Books
First Congregational Church
Golden Giow
Pioneer Girls
Washington Avenue
Townsend Club
Labor Temple
Marshall Chapter
Dames of Malta
C.F. Hall
Charlotte Eady Guild
St. and Grews
J.A.O. Club
Y.w.ca
Navy Mothers Club
First Congregational
Lorain County
St. . Agnes Holy Name
St. Agnes Church Hall
Talk On Flower Arrangements Featured At Elyria Woman's Club
Mrs Irene Jones from Knoble Hixson Cleveland lectured on spring flower arranging at the Elyria Woman's Club guest day. Her demonstration showcased Snow-pack foundations and unique display ideas including boat outlines and center of interest. Prizes awarded to several members. next meeting features Mrs Marge Saylor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irene Jones
Knoble, Hixson School
Cleveland
American Home and Child Welfare Department
Elyria Woman's Club Inc
Howard Rogers
Friendship’s Garden
H. G. Freehill
Richard Mackey
Walter Magle
R. W. Cobb
Rogers
Marge Saylor
Parma Schools of
Rummage Sale At 435 Kenyon Avenue
Neighborhood rummage sale offering furniture toys clothing and assorted items at 435 Kenyon Avenue this Friday and Saturday. Proceeds go to local community projects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenyon Ave
Y Decs Meeting Opens with Devotions and Fund Request
Last evening the Y Decs meeting opened by vice president Mrs. Doris Fox with devotions led by Jean Trevaskas. Betty Christie reviewed The Little Pink Hat and asked her fee be donated to the Y building fund. Nominating committee named Milly Sievert, Gert rude Donegan and Audrey Moore. An April 2 trip to the Sportsman’s Show in Cleveland followed by a Brooks gathering 9:30 to 10 p.m. Plans for June dinner and venue preference discussed. A member donated 100 dollars for the Y Decs. Hostesses were Dorothy Rowe, Doris Fox and Jean Trevaskas. Silver service presided by Fern Sedensky and Winifred Hall. April 27 meeting at Young Hardware Store will feature Betty Newton of Ohio Fuel Gas Company at 8 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Y.M.C.A
Martha Radachy
Radachy
Malcolm Thomson
Ruth Schoeni
Oberlin College
Betty Dahlke
Ruth Amato
Joan Betz
Ann Bruck
Alice Carter
Shirley Dudek
Helen, Simpson
Ursula Linden
Louise Bauer
Molly Butler
Mary Shively
Ona Shumaker
Doris Snyder
Phyllis Tomkins
Betty Hilovsky
Lois Smith
Gamma Epsilon
Beta Sigma Phi
Frank Thomas A
Garford Avenue
Robert Denman
Martha Wales
Andrew Simon
Wales l
Kenneth Willard
Norman Kreeger
West Avenue
Simon
Y-Decs
Doris Fox
Jean Trevaskas
Betty Christie
Y Building Fund
Milly Sievert
Gertrude Donegan
Audrey Moore
Cleveland
Brooks
Waldorf-Astoria
Dorothy Rowe
Fern Sedensky
Winifred Hall
Young Hardware Store
Betty Newton
Ohio Fuel Gas Company
Adopt Needy Family Plan Highlighted By Catholic Study Club No 16
Members of Catholic Study Club No 16 met at Mrs. William Kaylor to discuss charitable aims. They recited Our Lady of Fatima prayers and held a Mass study discussion. They plan to adopt a needy family and donate clothing, with light refreshments served for Lent. The April 28 meeting will be at Mrs. R. E. McCullen’s home and guest day details were announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catholic Study Club No. 16
William Kaylor
Our Lady of Fatima
R. E. McCullen
Williams Street
Rosary Planned by St. Agnes Altar Society
The St. Agnes Altar Society will recite the Rosary for Mrs. Minnie Reming on Thursday at 7 30 p.m. at 314 West Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Agnes Altar Society
Minnie Reming
West St
Also Mentioned on This Page
Chronicle-Telegram
Society
Virginia Schubert
Kenneth Byars
USN
Kenneth Mack
First Baptist Church
Mack
Association of Baptists For Home Missions
Richard Elliott
Algena Adams
Harold Wilson
Lillian Flood
Lawrence Showalter
O. T. Wilcox
Clyde Bennett
Dolores Finley
Kenneth Horton
A. F. Williams
Lee Lyman
Pola Fo Elyria
Bs Standard
Muir, Phillips, and
Marshall Drug Stores
John Pachuta
Circle No. 3
Pilgrim Congregational Church
Raymond Kiser
Roosevelt Avenue
Warren Greer
Howard Coletan
Rockfern Avenue
St. Paul's Evangelical and Reformed Church
Carl Menz
Princeton Avenue
Mary Fox
Anna Daly
Lydia Lineberger
Park Hobill
Russell Dunford
Laura Dumke
Alliance Chapel
Rollie McGregor
Janet Hierpe
Race Road
Cuel
Paul Berta
Cleveland ST
Pauline King
Bertha Pinyard
Barbara Abbott
Gerry Shaw
Paywnpafk
J.P Diederich
John F. Dille Co
Elyrians
Salo Tree
Professor St
The
Emerich Co
Herbert Young
Y. Wic. A
Archer MacGregor
Sanford Saylor
Elizabeth
Grandma Moses
Rachel
Central Book Store
Broad St
Lachoy Nooples
LaChoy Food Products Division
Beatrice Foods Co
Dept. YJ
Archbold, Ohio
Failles
Dura Faille
Saisn
Orlon
Ms Fm
W. Bridge ST
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