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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

May 08, 1952

Page

8

Local Social and Club Events Highlight Busy Week

Community groups report meetings at St Marys Parish and LaGrange road home. Bridal shower for Rosemary Conrad. Miss Eileen Conrad and Miss Frances Bungart among guests. Ki Eitie gathering at 130 Rush street with May 21 return, and a charity rummage sale set for May 8 and 9 at the church.

Belelen Joseph A. Garber Joson Gescer Deel Cox Ceporimesta Comea Merbers Dorothy Kaiser Joanne Baum Bes AeClements Ki-Etie Jean Kader Ruth Amato Mery Marshall Joan Betz Rosemary Conrad Edward Noonan Schadden Road Bert Szabo Clayton Schneider Eileen Conrad Frances Bungart Conrad Selmar Gretkovich St. Marys Parish

Vocationally Yours Discussion Topic At St Andrew's Churchwomen

The St Andrew's Churchwomen held their annual meeting with a panel discussion titled Vocationally Yours. Elsie Homoki and Joseph Garber Jr were listed among members, with officers confirmed and a focus on guiding careers for young women.

St. Andrew’s Elsie Homoki Joseph Garber, Jr

Hospital Discharges Mrs Lawrence Re- Sar and Baby Girl

A jumble of names and addresses lists hospital discharges including Mrs Lawrence Re- Sar and her newborn daughter. Several street addresses appear with residents such as Lawrence Boesel Ruth Slonecker Ernest Sanders Earl Kaylor Ralph Mills Mrs Paul Hales and others. An event note mentions a rummage sale at Fair Grounds on May 16 and 17.

Lawrence Re East River Street Lawrence Boesel East Avenue Ruth Slonecker Fourteenth Street Ernest Sanders Wellington Earl Kaylor Foster ‘Avenue Ralph Mills John Smith West Fifteenth Street Paul Hales Jal Belfield Avenue Earl Dear Imex London Iis Virginia Giesem Gatton Donna Lee Elkins Bill Holland Gary Kleyn Padena Maxie Doss LaGrange

Local notes include travel plans and newborns in Elyria area

Mars Peter Kidd of Louisiana sails May 14 to visit Scotland with return July 24 aboard the Frenconia. Mrs Kidd’s daughter from Australia travels to meet her in Scotland. Several births are reported at Elyria Memorial Hospital and local profiles note visitors and gatherings, including showers and a Marine Corps League event.

Mars Peter Kidd Louisiana Elyria Scotland Saul Kiaas Australia Kidd Edward Haynes la Fenge WN Siane East Carlisle School Daytona Beach Fla Judge Allan W. Fritzsche Overbrook Road Arthur Hoch Nassau Leonard P. Tufford Grafton Road Lila Lee New York City Norlin Downey Robson Court Elytia Memorial Hospital Clara Springer Middle Avenue Bess. Rodgers San Jancinto Calif James Tatum Valley View Elyria Memorial Hospital Robert Cope Colins Clyde Cook Oberlin Marine Corps League Jack Trumbull Mondey William Cromling Trumbull Ray Crisper Wisconsin Frank Dudek Noth Ridgeville

Officers Elected by Womens Missionary Society

The Womens Missionary Society of Emmanuel Lutheran Church elected officers Tuesday evening in the church basement. Elected were Mrs George Minchenberg president, Mrs Paul Halter vice president, Mrs Paul Owers secretary, Mrs Malcolm Forbes treasurer, and Mrs Ray Bally statistical secretary. Mrs Victor Weisman led devotions and Mrs Malcolm Forbes spoke on Missionary Work in My Community. Quizzes were conducted by Mrs Herbert Miller and Mrs Betty Mynchenberg. Hostesses Mrs Ed Smiles and Mrs John Novak served refreshments. The group meets June 3.

St. Andrew's Executive Council Vern Wormer Fur Ce Taylor Arciter George Chiswoim Taiy Walter “Medf Wtler Adem B. Cechiar Thor J. Fisnaa Gare Gran Solly Weniz Barbara Pawn Penny Oes N.annirz Betty Smyth Colorado Hannah Lou Bonsey Hawaii Joan Hargate Gordon Leach India Barbara Collishaw National Council of the Episcopal Church Rodney Rockwood St Andrew's George Mayhew Arnold Heinzerling Fred Lohnes T Paonessa Harold Kunkle Womens Missionary Society Emannuel Lutheran Church George Minchenberg Paul Halter Paul Owers Malcolm Forbes Ray Bally Victor Weisman Herbert Miller Bulletin Betty Mynchenberg Ed Smiles John Novak

Bible Class Honored At Traditional May Breakfast

About 200 members and friends of the First Congregational Church Women’s Association attended their 27th annual May breakfast. Honorees were Good Will Bible class members. remarks praised long service, and Miss Helen Huntington Smith spoke on American faith and global aid. Music by Ruth Schoen and Dalton Baldwin accompanied the program, with Rev. Anthony and Mrs. Anthony delivering statements.

First Congregational Women’s Associ S. G. Shaw H. G. Hoover Henry Sandrock Elizabeth Fulton Mary E. House First Congregational Church Women's Association Lucy Houserman James van Dusen W. F. Beil Mathew Zechman Edythe Barker Edwin Fowell Mary House H. G. Hoper Stanley Shaw Mary Coffland H. D. Townsend L .R Todd Gary Ind K. Anthony First Church Houserman Helen Huntington Smith Ohio Conference of Congregational Christian Churches United Nations Ruth Schoen Oberlin College Hageman Head Nordhoff Bax Rummel Dalton Baldwin Thomas Curtis Anthony E C. Harr Marion Crowder Elynn Council of Church Women Ralph H. Chapman North Ridgeville Congregational Church Frank Billings Peter Smith Mesdames S. Basinger T. L Moise Charles Persons J. B Fauver A. J. Placher Ira Gough Stanton Fitzgerald George Martin Gordon Smith Robert Jones King Fauver R. W. McWilliams Ralph Murbach W Ray Stucky Will Thomas James Thomas Paul Collins H. T. Winckles W. H. Plather Elizabeth Rich Rev Curtis

Used clothing and misc items for sale in Harwood area

Local sale listing at 239 Harwood and 216 High St offers womens mens and childrens clothing two lawnmowers and other misc items. The sale runs Thursday and Saturday from 10 to 5 pm with contact by phone 56 935.

Teeter-Habe Bassinet Harwood High St Alley

Evening community gatherings list planned in Elyria

Local clubs and church groups schedule meetings tonight. Events include the Elyria Child Conservation League at 230 Marseilles Avenue, Elyria Garden Club at the Wo mans Club, Bethel Shrine Card party in LOOF hall, Washington Avenue Church of Christ Bethany group at 200 East Broad Street, and multiple PTAs circles and lodge gatherings across the city with addresses and hosts named.

Elyria Child Conservation League Russell van Oster Marseilles Avenue Elyria Garden Club Woman’s Club L C Walker Garden Y's Bethel Shrine No Loof Hall Washington Avenue Church of Christ, Bethany Group Robert Stevenson East Broad Street Pennsylvania Women's Sewing Club Patrick Mullen Rockfern Avenue Hamilton P.T.A St. Paul's Evangelical and Reformed Church Circle No Oals Women of the Moose Mooseheart Committee Amanda Cameron Twelfth Street Pythian Sisters Elyria Commandery No Order of Malta United Presbyterian Church Emma Dean Anderson Eta Beta Sigma Phi Women's Prayer Band of Christ‘lan Missionary Alliance Eagles Lodge Emmanuel Lutheran Church Secret Sisters Society Gladys Nielsen Middle Avenue

rummage sale at Field's Meth Church evening circle

The Evening Star Circle at Fields Methodist church hosts a rummage sale on May 9 from 1 to 5 p.m. and May 10 from 9 to 11 a.m. and 1 to 5 p.m. Proceeds support church programs and local missions.

Evening Star Circle Field’s Meth Church

Spring Dance Planned By Welcome Wagon Club

At a Woman's Club meeting the Welcome Wagon Newcomers Club outlined a Spring dance for June 14 at Spring Valley Country Club with Danny Sharrick's Orchestra. Volunteers announced new members and a fundraiser gift to the Elyria Council of Churchwomen. Reservations by June 1. A rummage sale is set for May 10 and 9:30 am at 119 FE Ave.

Woman’s Club Spring Valley Country Club Lorraine Meyer Frank Gilbreth University of Michigan Queer Gilbreth Montclair N. J U. S. Navy Gilbreth Associated Press New York Raleigh N. C Robert Gibson George Beall Russell Atkinson A. E. Rosen James P. Hill Elyria Council of Churchwomen Kenneth Hammaster Danny Sharrick St. John’s FE. Ave

Fashion show marks Elyria High tea event

More than 100 attendees, including mothers and daughters and faculty, gathered Sunday for a school guild tea at Elyria High School. Students presented fashion from sport to formal in a style show as tea was served on pale green and pale yellow tables with spring flowers and tall white candles. Mrs. R Schork and Mrs. W J Young presided, with Mrs. Leo Neidhardt serving as general chairman.

Elyria Cathlic High School Guild R Schork W. J. Young Leo Neidhard Leo Neidhardt

Program Plans Set For Monday

The Social Progress Department of the Elyria Woman's Club plans a “What’s My Line” program at St. Andrew’s Church undercroft turning it into a TV studio. Two Elyrian mystery guests join a panel of experts including Mrs. Clarence Steller and Mrs. Herbert Wootton. The event, chaired by Mrs. Earl Ware, will feature hospitality hosts and spring flowers. husbands of members will be guests. Fish Fry hosts United Polish Club offer meals each Friday at 1501 Middle Avenue starting 5 p.m.

Social Progress Department Elyria Woman’s Club Inc St. Andrew's Episcopa Church Mystery Gu Test Clarence Steller Herbert Wootton Raymond Morris Ray Chamberlain Ralph Kirby Robert Bud Fred Lohnes Robert Kiely Earl Ware Walter von Brock Homer Killian

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