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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 1946
Page
3
A farewell event for Mrs Lamberton features tributes from YWCA staff and neighbors. Attendees include June Vorech and James Petersen family members. gifts of appreciation are presented amid luncheon and table decor. Betty Schhur marries Patrick Peele in a nearby ceremony. others host surprise parties and club meetings with talks on local history and a Quaker author.
The disclosure through Christian Science that God, the source of all being, can be accurately known is shown as demonstrable as mathematics. It brings profound satisfaction and practical help to many worldwide. Mary Baker Eddy states ignorance of God causes discord and understanding restores harmony. The full explanation and method for overcoming disease and discord are given in.
A local discharge list includes Harlan Robinsal Ri and Mes Mary Phalen of La Grange, Mrs Lester Drage at 503 East, Rue Claude Turnbull of Oberjin, Mrs Edwar Thompson and drugt ler at 023 George Street. The brief notice records patient names and addresses among hospital discharge summaries.
A long local column reports on residents traveling to England and Europe, including a naval voyage plan and social events. It mentions Mrs George Talk at a conference in Cleveland, Mary Cushing returning from Overbrook, Donald Lautenschleger awaiting graduation and opening an office near Los Angeles, and various community activities such as choir participation and church circle meetings with fund drives and hospitality notes. Also notes about births, hospital visits, and upcoming events in Elyria and Lakewood.
A blotchy list shows licenses issued to individuals in multiple trades. Names include Loran Herman of Lorain a cab driver Credia Flynn Richard Ligle Marion Hitchcock Fay Schwler Gyles Bay and others. Occupations mentioned include clerk lathe operator architect coast guard and laborer with addresses in Amherst Cleveland Oberlin and nearby areas.
Ely ria Chicken Shack at 20 Oberlin Road promotes real hickory smoked chicken, steak and ribs with its signature sauce. Orders called in will be delivered.
About 2802 total enrollment at Ohio University includes 113 World War II veterans from Elyria. Names listed include Merle Delos Heidrich of 328 Cambridge Avenue, junior in Commerce and Phi Kappa Tau. Donald Ryan of 1312 Lake Avenue, freshman aiming for photography. Donald Perskins Fobes of 803 Park Avenue, junior in Commerce. Sidney M. Jordan of 4281 Lake Road, freshman from Sheffield Lake. Franklin Willis Dawnhour of Chesnutt, sophomore with study at Citadel and University of Manchester. Lois Jean Ryan of 222 Harvard Avenue, freshman aiming to be a medical technician. and Ann Wilburn, freshman in Education. Other Elyria students include Mrs. Keck hosts Catholic Study Club No. 12 and W. W. T. club meetings with social notes and upcoming events.
Mrs Will Thomas and Mrs Arthur Schaber report enthusiastic takeaways from the 28th National Girl Scout Convention in Atlantic City. Elyria troops prize Friendship bags for Holland and staged a birthday party with guests in Dutch costumes and a Norsestep formation.
The fourth in a series of Lent services for youth will be held Sunday at 6 0 from Magyar Evangelical church. Pilgrim Fellowship of Pilgrim Congregational church led by Philip Gray will conduct worship with host church youth handling social hour. After the service, interest groups meet 6 45 to 7 30. Protestant youths of Ely and vicinity are invited. Circle 4 guests Mrs Audrey Roeseman and Mrs Max Roe attended St Pauls Church parlors with devotional lead by Mrs C Wigheld. luncheon hosted by Mrs Henry Maebhl featured yellow decor and birthday cakes for members. next meeting April 11 at church with tureen luncheon at 12.
Troops 6 7 10 19 and 22 share a busy period with nature study at Resar Greenhouses and Elywood, moth cocoons observed, and second class badge work underway. Troop 7 completes Home Nursing course. recipients plan a dinner for instructor. Troop 10 hikes, hosts hot chocolate and cookies, aids Red Cross drive. stories read at Moly Hour. Girl Scout laws reviewed. Easter baking patterns prepared for upcoming patrol.
Members of the Nat awa Club and various auxiliaries met at a local home on Neuter court for an evening of entertainment. Ruth Holobich Thelma Rockwood and Mereline Hegne won prizes as plans were laid for a mother-daughter banquet and a dessert course was served by hostess teams from Elyria Memorial Hospital and related groups.
The Allen PT A executive board has been called for Monday at the school to discuss important matters of business.
Monthly reports from Health Department staff were presented. Nurse Kathryne Hull logged 35 homes visited, 46 throat cultures, four baby clinics with nine patients, 58 patients sent to Pleasant View Sanatorium for X rays, and five meningitis contacts. City Chemist F G Curtisa tested 403 samples including 173 milk and 17 blood samples. Food Inspector G W Savage conducted 24 inspections, condemning baskets of apples beans radishes and cabbage plus four boxes of sprouts. Sanitary Officers G F Stang and J F Baird carried out 18 inspections, quarantined one day, issued seven notices, and examined tensile in 24 restaurants.
Obituaries note the death at Palpview Hospital of Meg Glenn daughter of Mrs Rainelda Kinips. Reports include addresses in New York City and messages about public school music and faculty, with meetings of the Oberlin College Employeew Association, Music Department events, and club meetings scheduled for April 2 and surrounding dates.
A series of events is listed for the Methodist church and nearby venues. On Monday at 10 am the Norwalk area gathering will address world war prevention with an address by a church leader delivered at Pairchild Chapel First Methodist. A Sunday panel and a Wednesday meeting include lecturing by Vincent Mart and others, followed by a covered dish luncheon. George Hardesty of Columbus Philharmonic performs a violin recital at Memorial Hall on April 9, with his family attending. his bio notes substantial concert credentials and a 1985 master’s degree. Separate social events celebrate Miss Roberta Ann Cooper’s engagement to McKinley Thomas of New London, hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Orville B. Thomas.
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