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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 03, 1945
Page
3
Prominent speakers from out of town addressed a gathering of about five hundred at St Andrews Women’s Association event. Rabbi Louis Witt urged unity beyond religious differences as Dean Emerson of Trinity Cathedral referenced the League of Nations and Dumbarton Oaks, stressing shared values. Table hostesses and committee members from area churches organized the breakfast with floral centerpieces and notes of goodwill.
This old treatment is promoted as a reliable aid for backaches caused by tired kidneys. The ad asserts Doan's Pills have helped many for over 41 years, claiming relief from urinary symptoms and related pains.
Fragmented report lists Ruthy MacDonald and Mra Rolta Macdonald presenting at Ada campus National Music Week events with Mies MacDonald as mezzo soprano. Also mentions Capt James Lamberton and family returning from Miami to Elycia for a brief visit before moving to Extedtowh New Jersey. Includes birth notice for Kare alre at Ely arial hospital and various lingering social updates among Fairlawn residents.
The article lists elected officers for St Andrews Church Women including Mrs J Marti Beck as president with Mrs Archie Penfound as vice president and Mrs McHale as secretary along with several chairs and a large executive council. The meeting also notes a spring English service at First Methodist and a religious program led by Rev G Russo Hargate.
A fundraising party hosted by Club Women featured about 30 tables and a “Bigra Re Women’s Cup” at the Wee July on Fourth setting. Winners received Ambsteces Pand at each table with spousal prizes. notable attendees included Mrs Maples and Mr. Lud, and proceeds supported Rainbow Mothers Club activities. A later gathering at Mrs Treese Dyke’s home honored president Miss Peo Bevcords, with thanks to attendees and supporters.
Fragmentary OCR note mentions hospital, bridge, and a date or event. No clear people, places, or actions to anchor a full summary. Readable items include references to hospital and bridge with uncertain context and numbers.
City Council of Church Women plans a Friday luncheon and service at St Pauls Evangelical and Reformed Church at one o clock. The event, part of the United Council of Church Women annual observances, features the Our Town theme with discussions on town responsibility and world comradeship. A message from Mrs Harner Sibley will be read, highlighting the American Mother of 1945.
Mrs. William Bilger of Lorain Wisconsin reelected president of the LowWin Deanery of the National Catholic Women as a result of the election at Monday’s meeting in St Jude’s auditorium Other officers were first vice president Mrs Edward Shirack second vice president Mrs Fred Montalvo secretary Mrs T J Smith and treasurer Mrs Nu Younglas Rev John Carrabine spoke on St Jude life and the San Francisco Peace Conference A reception for new members followed at St Theresa’s Flower Catholic Study Club No 7 elected new officers including president Mrs Schilke secretary Mrs W J Young treasurer Mrs Florich Ricts and publicity Mrs Ted Sanitha A dessert tea and readings marked the May event
Rankin spoke at a gathering led by Mrs. Cork Schmuthans as president, praising a nurse adopted by the mothers’ group and noting gifts sent to Sulager Grayson. A Mothers Day tribute featured wards of appreciation and a special award announced for June 6, with a shift of celebratory events to England.
The Women’s Council held a meeting with officers elected for the coming term. A program featured readings, vocal and piano selections, humorous readings, and gifts from the auxiliary. Officers appointed will be installed June 11, and a May 1 refreshment plan was noted.
Story notes a Girl Scouts event Monday at a local city venue with speakers Patsy Biel, State 4, and others. United Polish Club at 115 Oberlin Ri is listed, serving from 4 p.m. with diary entries and Friday wishes mentioned.
A meeting of Ohio State Nurses' Conviction group heard reports from Mrs. Foss, Mrs. Husted, and Miss Sanders. Mildred Wilson organized patio selections while Frances rh, Rosemary Brown, and Virginie De Fields hosted. A new Waisd Club formed listing 13 junior girls meeting at Betty Snoble's home to plan a summer collage outing.
Sergeant Davidson and Miss Rybarcyk wed in a ceremony at a U S Army chapel. The bride wore a blue suit with a white hat. guests included Sgts Edgar and Roberts from California. Reception for 80 at the NCO Club featured a three tier cake and Liberators band. The couple reside in Liberal Kansas after a brief honeymoon.
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