Miss Dingman addresses YWCA groups on peace effort
Miss Mary Dingman of New York addresses YWCA women in Brussels and at a lunch meeting, urging American women to study candidates for peace legislation and to participate in world reconstruction efforts. She highlights YWCA World Movement reach, women’s influence on policy, and the need for informed voting for lasting peace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Dingman
YWCA
New Yorke
Vani Wattars Leanne
Meas Dingman
France
Henry M Dingman
YW C. A
Brussels
Cites V.wagale
Miss Dingman
Y.W.C.A
USO
United States
Congress
Volgeed
Eharyn
Fravous Blaine
Ehurmin
Delores Garvinon
Zetla Sybrand
Jime McIntyre
Alice Moe Cracken
Virginia Stewart
Mare Julie Heathcote
Bette Danner
Dorothy Kime
Derg Ryerson
America
Indarina- Ments
Mies Diteginat
Marry V Smith in Mr and Mrs WOW row
Personal notices list marriages and relocations including Smith returning to California work, Jack Donald South stationed at Davis Montham Field, N E Davis, and various residents moving or announcing births and family events across Columbus Street, Pasadena Avenue, and local addresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marry V. Smith
Wow
Smith
Gulf Road
California
Deevied Davies
Camp Pears
Elyria P T A Units Exceed Last Year In Membership
An incomplete report from the Elyria P T A council meeting shows membership growth across all twelve HOS units, with 202 expected this year. Attendees included school administrators and the Barveits Teacher group, plus plans for upcoming lectures and a November community event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria P.T. A
William Duteh
Poul
Wooden
Ohio Huttetin
Wis Ut
Prierpals
de Bi Bolin
Vietis
Combelt
Alvin Stel
Ohio Congr
Columbus
Alys
Harold Olmstead
Tolerds
Lod. Sheppard
Clara Potley
Family Health Association of Ind
Bridal Shower Honors Miss Swancott at Home
Miss Jean Swancott was celebrated at a bridal shower hosted by Mrs. Mabel Taylor at 207 Princeton Avenue. Guests included Mrs. Isabel Taylor and Mrs. Treva Jordan, with other attendees from Chesterland and Elyria. prizes were won by Mrs. Virginia Rath and Miss Pauline Giet. The date of the wedding depends on the engagement of her fiancé in Hawaii, with plans for a First Baptist church ceremony and open church reception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jean Savancatt
Mabel Taylor
Princeton Avenue
Isabel Taylor
Treva Jordan
Leona Wermouth
Swallentys
Donald Taylor
Virginia Rath
Pauline Giet
Virginia Rahn
Chesterlund
Bertin Heights
Wellington
Shet- Heldrake
Elyria
Swancott
Hawaii
First Baptist Church
Degree Conferment and Sorority Tea Report at Local Lodge
The Kivelia Lodge meeting last evening included degree reports and a plan to confer the second degree next Tuesday on four candidates with Tom Robson and others to join the degree team. A social hour followed, with a ham refreshments and election returns expected. Also, bowling and a Widows' Benefit Association meeting with C. K. Wheeler as president were noted, along with a future Venture dance set for Friday in November. Beta Sigma Phi sorority held a preferential Tea with yellow chrysanthemums and tapers, honoring pledges signed by Mrs Rob ert Kahler and others, chaired by Mrs Peters. The Lake Frie College Alumnae club hosted Edith Tacratti and guest Mrs Ethel Hoe Bitsy, discussing Alumnae Board issues and student welfare, with salad and coffee served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kivelia Lodge
Tom Robson
St. John's Scheys
Widjays’ Benefit Association
C. K. Wheeler
Beta Sigma Phi Sorority
Woc A
Myron Peters
Robert Kahler
Robert Lindawis
Olna Holling
Betty Berk
Orval Strohl
Barbara Ranker
Kay Rinker
Eda Kuschney
Elaine Evans
Peters
Marilyn Lyndes
Loran
Lake Frie College
AG. Dick
Liskeview
Edith Tacratti
Ethel Hoe Bitsy
New York
Gegep
Abie Miter
Thay
Migs Brown
Wassay
Seo Yice
Elyria A A U L W discusses art program and levy
Forty five members and guests gathered at Miss Dorothy Jones's home on Columbus street for the Elyria Branch meeting. J B L Bolin presented facts on the three mill levy while Ann Horton spoke on museum work and modern art influenced by old masters aided by slides. Refreshments followed and the next meeting is set for November 40 at Mrs David Hymn's Hamilton avenue home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
A. A. Ulw
Dorothy Jones
Columbus Street
J. BL Bolin
Rehant Levy
Ann Horton
Cleveland
Huey Freese
David Hymn
Himalton Avenue
Meetings and club events listed for Thursday
The Etle Club will hold a public card party Thursday at 7 p.m. at the Yo WC. The A. O. M. S. Prayer Circle meets Thursday at 2 p.m. at the Undertill home on West Avenue.
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Bop. m
A. O. M. S. Prayer Circle
Undertill
West Avenue
Halloween Party for Chronicle-Telegram Women at Andrews Home
Women of the Chronicle-Telegram gathered at Mrs. Vern Andrews home on Cleveland Road for a Halloween evening. Thorn arrived early in the recreation room, others followed through a ghostly route, Bertha Behrens won for originality and Mrs. Russell Powers for enduring the hardest night. Bingo and other Halloween diversions preceded a supper. Sigma Gamma sorority held a three course dinner for 16 members replacing their annual progressive dinner. Mrs. J. Q. Petro and Mrs. N. S. Hearn hosted with new member Mrs. Earl Witten welcomed. A rummage sale is planned for Saturday November 4 and the next meeting will be at Mrs. Stevenson Burke’s on Brandiston Avenue. assistant Mrs. Thomas Ryan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chronicle-Telegram
Vern Andrews
Cleveland Road
Thorn
Quiek
Andrews
Aomer
Jon
Bertha Behrens
Russell Powers
J. Q. Petro
Denison Avenue
N. S. Hearn
Sigma Gamma Sorority
Earl Witten
Lorain
Gates PTA Meeting and Brazil Talk Tonight
The Gates pat LA November PTA meeting starts at 7:80 in the school auditorium with Arnold Keller who spent two years in Brazil to discuss agricultural conditions. A large turnout is hoped for with refreshments and child care provided. Manchester plans a 60,000 film on city spending. Communal beehives are in French Morocco. Opportunity Shop at Lake Avenue lists wings chests platform rocker chairs and china.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gates
Gates Pat LA
Arnold Keller
Brazil
Manchester
England
Morocco
Opportunity Shop
Lake Avenue
Open Eye
China
Evening Calendar Notices Include Local PTA and Club Events
Community groups such as Y W Class of '44 elect officers and prefered events around 7:30 p m. at various addresses including 404 East Broad Street and 42 Kenyon Court. Activities span PTA meetings Legion Auxiliary supper social clubs and hospital alumnae notices with plans for entertainment, prayers and postponed events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ersterrain
Allen P.T. A
Legion Auxiliary
Henry Fisher Ohi
LaPuelae
Evelyn Fenimore
East Broad Street
Y. W
Charlotte Rady Guild
Robert Dyke
Kenyon Court
P.T. A
Eagies
Betty Wise
Gates PT. A
Thomas A. Edison P.T.A
Entertain School Friends At Halloween Party
Daltion Carter hosted a Halloween party Monday at her East Neath Street home. Guests wore fantastic costumes and prizes went to Sally Stevens Dyrlene Mille and Chuckie Kennedy. Mrs Carter and Mrs Chaves Kennedy served a four Hallowe en luncheon to the guests. Elle plans to spend 42000000 on new airdromes in five years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daltion Carter
East Neath Street
Jack
oWitch
s @auldeon
Magic Brew
Sally Stevens
Dyrlene Mille
Chuckie Kennedy
Carter
Chaves Kennedy
Nantey Myers
Shirley Colemus
Darlene Miller
Virginia Fry
Patsy Carter
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Ted Wickens
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Lorain County
Ted Wickens Creed
Wickens
Ted
Seach
Lorain Couney
Ted” Wickens
Second Congregational
Ehugteh
Helen Lingenfelter
Heit Vhart
Derony Gra
Jane Gardner
Julia Crawford
George McNulty
Bill Wigson
Jean Crassmiever
Alwyn Rea
Art Farmer
Norns Easter
Yamc
Rurmage
Oelovk
Mavtag
Connell
Chireh Women
Broad St
Designs For
Living + tHetro
Jean Swancott
Elyria Fur Shop
Midgle Avenue
Parent-Teacher Association News
Methodist
Catholic Study Club No
Kay Becker
Pasadena Avenue
Bethel Shrine
Bunco Cluib
Ila Maiie Bauer
Fairlawn Avenue
St. Clair Rebekah Lodge
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Rngland
Elle
IEP
Merrill Hosiery
Merrill
Broad Street
Capitol Theatre
Jack Flynn
Don Granger
C.h.merther& Co
Araga
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