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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

May 19, 1950

Page

6

Shrine Ladies May Luncheon At Spring Valley Attended By 105

Lorain County Shrine Club Ladies held their annual May luncheon and card party at Spring Valley Country Club with 105 in attendance. Guests came from Elyria Cleveland Oberlin Wellington Lorain Avon Lake and Vermilion. Bridge and canasta were played after the meal, prizes awarded to high scorers and several guests received special prizes.

Shrine Ladies Spring Valley Adies Lorain County Shrine Club Spring Valley Country Club Elyria Cleveland Oberlin Wellingteen Lorsin Avon Lake Vermilion Divan of William McKelvey Carl Huntley J. Sayre Christie C L Arnold William Matthews Agnes Trautman Ruth Wilson Emma Jean Clark Kay Kuss Clara van Ausdale Sylvia Wilcox T. O. Murphy St. H Popp C. R. Sharrer Ned Burkett Jerry Stang Max van Wormer William Bennet Lee Manz John Simon William Dawson Norman Glass

Local AAUW Branch to Celebrate 10th Anniversary

Elyria AAUW branch marks its tenth anniversary with a May 25 gathering at Mrs. Eme Fauver’s home. The event features a 3 PM meeting with Past Presidents honored, Ohio Divisional president Mrs. Benjamin F. Hazen as speaker, and an officer election to close the year.

Elyria American «Association «of University Women Eme| Fauver Washington Avenue Benjamin F. Hazen Ohio AAUW

Local society notes highlight births moves and meetings

Elyria scene lists new births at Elyria Memorial Hospital including daughters born to Mr. and Mrs. Gardner, Mr. and Mrs. Goff, and Mr. and Mrs. Worcester. Local women attend spring conference in Dayton and others discuss club events and a rummage sale. Also noted: Phi Beta Kappa membership for Karl Moehl Jr. and area residents moving to Hoopeston Michigan.

Mary Jenne Elyria Democratic Women's Club Leona Boone County Federation of Democratic Women Ohio Federation of Democratic Women Dayton Karl Moehl, Jr Pasadena Avenue University of Colorado Phi Beta Kappa Robert Jabbusch Lakewood Hoopeston Seminary Street Apt Hoopeston, St Carl Yerba Qak I Street Elyria Memorial Hospital John Gardner Foster Avenue Elyria Memorial James Goff North Ridgeville Thomas Worcester Doneld Gorr St. Andrew's West Memorial Hospital Spring Howers Gertrude Martin Fletcher Holliday R. W. Hannan Pittsburgh Frank Ignasik Dorothy Hayes Sylvia Flynn Margaret Armstrong Fannie Kemble Elizabeth Chard Rowland, Morris

Nurses Meet Elyria and Lorain County group gathers

The May meeting of Elyria and Lorain County practical nurses convened in the First Methodist church dining room with a tureen dinner. Reports from Mrs. Walters and Mrs. Myers highlighted progress in organizing nurses, state activities in Cleveland, and the importance of continued training. Edna Schropp urged ongoing education, and new white Testaments inscribed “Nurse” were given by the Gideons.

Elyria Lorain County First Methodist Church W. M. Walters State Association Charles C. Martin Gideons M. Ackerman W. Billingham Myers

First Christian Church Groups Hold Meetings

Multiple church groups gathered Thursday afternoon with activities across four groups. Helen Alexander hosted the Rachel group on Indian Hollow road. meetings covered devotions, world news, and a planned June 15 picnic. Lydia Elizabeth Esther groups held readings, prayers, and social updates with next picnics noted. Usher dinner at Open Door followed by showings of local movies.

Rachel Christian Women's Fellowship of First Christian Church Helen Alexander Indian Hollow Road J. D. Hand R. N. Bennett Japan New Christian University Tokyo George Mallow Henry Shaw Ted Robson Mallow John Breckenridge Washington Avenue Lydia Margaret Edwards Marguerite de Angli Lydia Group Bruce Alexander Wayne Lance R. B. Shumaker Elizabeth Group Richard King East Avenue Phil Kaiser Mae Gwin Mildred Hobbs King Charles Huene Bert Wise Clara Wells A. F. Goetz Claude Wigfield G. J. Blackwell Lodi Street

YWCA Y-Teen Plans Busy Schedule For Summer

The YWCA Y-Teen department outlines a full slate with a final play day for grades 3 through 6 in the gym from 9 30 to 12 30, games songs crafts and movies. Tonight features a second swing night from 7 to 9 with cards badminton ping pong and dancing. refreshments included. Junior Friendship club presents the Spring format at Elyria High School gym with the Gingham Swing grand march at 9 p m. A list of hosts names appears. Summer play camp runs June 19 to 30, 9 30 to 3 30 daily. bring lunch, milk provided. Registration June 12 13. doctor available June 16 for physicals. Sixth grade to high school invited to Indians vs Washington game in Cleveland on June 24, bus transport with chaperone per 15 girls. Elect Delegates Mrs Harold Dean and Mrs Richard Teasdale were chosen to NCWC at St Marys Altar-Rosary Society meeting. conference in Cleveland next Tuesday. reservations via Mrs Charles White. desserts and an auction noted. Rosary film shown. meeting June 15 next. Radio TV ads for LEO ELECTRIC 155. rummage sale May 20 8 A M 204 Park Ave Garage. Men Women Children clothing. misc.

Elyria Y. W Junior Friendship Club Elyria High School Chaheron Gordon Smith J. R. Berger Cleve Harold Dean Richard Teasdale St. Mary's Altar-Rosary Society St. Mary’s Hall Cleveland Charles White Denn

Pageant Tomorrow Promises World Flag Theme for Girl Scouts

Elyria event showcases 25 nations in a pageant titled Come Along With Us Around the World at the Elyria Catholic high school auditorium. Flags represent countries adopted by troops, plus a world flag symbolizing international friendship. Folk dances, songs, and Juliette Low fund containers add to the program with no admission charged and buses planned for participants and attendees.

Elyria Catholic High School Girl Scout Council Girl Guides Girl Scouts Juliette Low Gulf Road R. L. Shilling

Mother Daughter Tureen and Auxiliary Meet at Area Groups

Lake Avenue Congregational church held a mother daughter tureen with 33 attendees. Talk on travels to Mexico and biographical films shown. Bethel Shrine Auxiliary met in I O O F hall with a white elephant sale then dessert. Harmon Lodge Family Night Friday May 26 with program and refreshments. Sale of antiques and household items planned at Welsh Plumbing rear Friday evening and Saturday morning.

Lake Avenue Congregational Church William Wingate Mexico Harley Rea Emery Shay Robert Birdsall Harey Rea Mildred Neuter Bethel Shrine Auxiliary I. 0. O. F. Hall Claire Chrysler Gladys Gooden Mesdames Didelius Daniels Frank S. Harmon Lodge No F. and A. M

Ushers Association meeting plans and events at church

The Ushers Association of the First Methodist church held its regular monthly meeting at the home of Dr. and Mrs. Mark Willis. Harry Given led the group in prayer. The treasurer’s report was read and accepted. Ralph Johnston announced the annual family picnic for 4 p.m. June 18 at North Olmsted with a basket supper at 6. Tenative plans were made for a steel mill trip in September and the twenty fifth anniversary dinner is set for May 25. Larry Welsh of WEOL spoke on radio announcing. Refreshments followed for 20 members and the guest speaker.

I Ushers Association Ushers Association First Methodist Church Mark Willis Gulf Road Harry Given Ralph Johnston North Olmsted Burton Qichlermacher Howard Hendricks Mean Larry Welsh WEOL

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