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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 02, 1945
Page
3
An article about Ernest Cureillo’s open church rites with local church officials and community figures. Details mention Meravid Ale and Chipeilia names, and references to a free program, rental ties, and a Western Automatic Machine Screw company context.
May activities for the Mifare Club were outlined by chairwoman Mrs Lawrence and general chairwoman Mrs Karl Ploeker. The meeting covered May events including a tea, progress reports, and plans for the club year, with details pending for venue and date.
A note announces a book review at the YWCA as part of a program titled Springtime on Broadway. The event includes two oclock clubs serving dessert and a hostesses committee. Reservations may be made by identifying SW before 5. The next event will be at the YW on Tuesday, June 5.
The Elyria Country Club hosted a bridge gathering on Tuesday at one o'clock with Mrs. O. T. seating as chairman. Mrs. Charles Persons led the scoring, and a future meeting is planned for May 6. Mrs. Wehmholt will oversee prizes and members should reserve luncheons at the club.
In a jumble of names and places, residents announce births, hospitalizations, and home recoveries. Mrs Florenice kneel and others are listed with affiliations to New Seavena House Florida and various local addresses. The note recalls births at Ely Hospital and convalescences after medical procedures, with several names like Gustav Arndt and Louis Cheryeski appearing amid scattered dates and locales.
Members of Beta Sigma Phi observed Founders Day with ceremonies and toasts. Mrs. Steger was named new Pine of the gar, and ex-president Garry Hatin received a past president’s badge. Speeches honored the sorority’s history, while toasts named victories and sisterhood.
Miss Betty Schaefer installed as new YWCA president in an annual meeting noting cabinet members and officers. The event featured appreciation gifts, reports on funds to Red Cross and War Chest, and remarks praising leadership and future plans.
The Spring meeting of the county W C T U was held at First Methodist in Elyria with Mrs. Kirk opening remarks and a speech contest in Oberlin grade schools. The state conference was noted as May, with reviews of God and Public Schools by Rev. W S Flem and a prayer display “Seeing is Believing” led by Mrs. Glogret Stor. Miss Helen Osborn presided, opening devotions led by Mrs. W C Potters and Rabbi Lothar Tubaseh.
A concise note records meetings titled Da Deey Beste and discusses an additional moiety in Pag. It names involved organizers and outlines agenda items and expected outcomes for the local chapter.
The Memorial Hospital Auxiliary concluded a session with the Pledge, benediction, and refreshments. Members, led by Mrs Florerica Terry and Mrs Lucille Warner, reported 264 completed memorial articles. A special work meeting is planned for May 18 in Jobson Hall with Mrs Marie Slurris assisting.
A muddled OCR passage lists topics on secrecy, psychology, education, and reform. It names Mrs. Anna Kennedy, state executive director for the W C T U, and Miss Susy Fo Hinmvin of the Oberlin Union, noting a meeting closure with a Maéan Benediction and discussion of plans for a world community message at a Dumbar n Oaks gathering.
The lodge celebrated its 25th year with a formal gathering led by Chief Péter and other officers. Members recalled past chiefs and a valley lily decor. A community song session followed a dinner, with the next meeting set for Tuesday May 15.
Memorial St George Airport of the Air Corps Muff Club member attended a furlough guest. A birthday gift was given as the meeting adjourned. The next gathering will be at Mrs Leotard Wagner and Alva Smith’s home on Tenth.
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