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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 02, 1945
Page
4
The fragment mentions a graduate of 128 South Olive and a member of the Urack Guild and Green Lutheran Church. It notes time served in the Pacific and associations with Wagner Electric Corp. The text is garbled but references community ties and a graduation.
A wedding reception and a church ladies meeting filled a calm day. The bride to be hosted shower guests at a home on Middle Avenue, while Emmanuel Lutheran Church members and guests gathered for a quarterly meeting led by Mrs. Elta Nielsen. Cards, bridge and prizes followed, with officers elected for the new year and plans prepared for the next meeting in January.
A partial item notes a sale on Kirth Street with November board 218 and eight? words indicating real estate transfer. The readable fragment references a sale and street location, but details are incomplete.
Spanish War Veterans Auxiliary held a benefit card party with 46 members in attendance. Mrs Bold McRoberts chaired, assisted by Mes Cassie Haverstick Neile Brown Shireley Eleanor Struck and others. Winners included Mrs John Sinegar and E McRoberts. festive prizes and a cake walk complemented a fall leaves decor dining room.
Nominating Committee appointed at last night’s gathering with Mrs Sadie Redmond presiding. Catherine McCarvel named chairperson of the committee, details on the Democratic ticket and Water Works Bond Issue discussed. Refreshments by Gladys Bauer house party. Next meeting set for Thursday evening December 6. Also reports on Child Evangelism movement at United Presbyterian Church with 19 city classes and 42 attendees. Tea served. next meeting at Mrs George Emich’s on East River Street December 6. Markley School Hall Festival Friday at 7 p.m. by PEA and community welcome.
Lovett and Aas for organize a ballroom demonstration at Chicago National Dance Society meeting with students. Pianist Wilma Vateo to perform. Betty Addats, Whancol Massillon, and Mary Louige Meyert from Warren among dancing teachers featured. Bowling Green State freshman Marjory Cochran joins Treble Clef choir group. tour set for Northern Michigan. Several Elyria area residents and families are noted for recent moves, shipboard Navy assignments, hospital stays, and births. Patricia Banville discharged from Navy. husband active duty. Ruth and Richard Tucker, and Ron Hutchings in Missouri for an indefinite stay. Garry and Maclen Buckley return to San Diego from Elyria. Mr. and Mrs. Norwood Baumhard to return home after trip. Mrs. Ford Dernier seriously ill in Elyria Memorial Hospital. Awan born to Mr. and Mrs. Walker at Elyria Memorial Hospital on November 1. Joseph Roth and spouse welcome daughter born November 2 at Elyria Memorial Hospital.
Roosevelt PTA met yesterday with Mrs Sylvia Abramosta in charge of the program. Sixth graders sang and performed a skit on safety. Joan Kokal announced the program. Business sessions covered dues, sending the President to the Columbus convention, Halloween Festival expenses, kindergarten equipment, and a PLTA pin to purchase. Attendance awards to Mrs Abramusta’s class. Next meeting set for December eve. Prof Bert Gordon May of Oberlin spoke on The Origin of the Alphabet at Hamilton PTA, with color slides of ancient scripts and notes from a Palestine dig. Committee reports urged late letters for committee work and a school bazaar planned for December 7.
The November meeting of the Women’s Association of Brim Congregational Church featured Rev. J D Newcomer discussing Mission work on Mindanao. He traced the American Board’s history, noted Mindanao’s size and key stations, and urged sending missionaries and aid to rebuild hospitals churches schools and homes.
A fragmented society notice describes meetings and prayers at various clubs and churches. Reports cover devotional talks on Palestine, rebuilding efforts, and biblical prophecies, plus plans for luncheons, Christmas events, and future gatherings across Cleveland area organizations and homes.
The board of the organization named dark owilli will meet at the venue VY WOCA on Friday at 10am. The notice outlines the time and place for the gathering and invites member attendance.
Women of the First Christian Church and Miriam Group hosted a meeting to support crippled children at Gates Hospital. Florence Foley spoke on hospital work, with a slide show, and Edgar Allen described the organization. A campaign kickoff for a building fund was discussed. New officers were elected as part of a busy afternoon program.
List of discharged patients includes Mrs Henry Drowns Edward Finegan and Mrs Anthony Forthofer with other names such as Mrs Clarence Easterwood Mrs Deaninie Piazza and Clayton Sehwo rhow. A baby girl born at 219 Oberlin road and a baby boy at West Rude rdad are noted along with addresses in North Glossted Griswold road and Bell avenue. An annual barn and chicken supper is planned for November 7 at 5 30 by reservation for Ay Hills with price one dollar and children free. Phone 30 289 for tickets.
Mrs Karl Roeseman was reelected president of St Pauls Women’s Guild at a recent meeting with Rev Frnst Trot leading closing prayers. Mrs Roeseman was re elected along with a slate including Mrs Vielzen as vice president and Mr G Sehned as treasurer. The meeting featured devotions, prayers, and an inspiring program titled How Beauty Fills Upon the Mountains. Circle 4 served refreshments to 46 members and guests. The next gathering is planned for December at the church with a Christmas party and luncheon.
Miss Beily dane Lyons daughter of Mr and Mrs John Lyons and Hawke son of Mrs Elles Regnier officiated at North Eaton Church of Christ. The bride wore a satin gown with a fitted bodice and full skirt, veil with bow. bridesmaids wore crepe gowns. Best man was John Lyons Jr. Reception for 100 at the Woman's Club featured palms and chrysanthemums and a three tiered cake. The couple will reside with the groom's mother after a wedding trip, while Hawke is a former Army serviceman with eight battle stars and a Presidential Citation.
Licenses listed include Mitchell Radd 22 of BRB East Ave NE Nadine Lohman 24 of BRB Eurove Vue and Emil J Huya 35 factory worker of Cleveland plus Viola Smith 6 at 420 West 1210 Street. Other names: Robert Pritt 24 Lorain machinist Dane Raymond 20 Verinlon-on-the-Lake Louis Martino 26 Lorain discharged from Army Betty Kemper 19 Lorain. Rummage Sale Sat Gas Co by Circle 3a Grango M F E Cinirch.
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