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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 10, 1944
Page
4
The Research Club held its annual autumn dinner in the Second Congregational Church dining room last evening. Thirty six members and friends were seated at tables adorned with fall flowers, with Division E of the church preparing and serving the meal under Mrs. James Lamberton's direction.
Miss Faith Wong of Hawaii, Oberlin College student, will headline a Girl Reserves World Fellowship program at the YWCA Saturday at 2:00 pm. The event includes a devotional by Garford and Fly Reserves, a gift presentation to the World Fellowship Fund, and a Junior Reserve hosts refreshments. The Garden Club met at Elyria Woman's Club with talks on herbs by Miss Bertha Dunham and Betty Newton, home economist, and tributes to Frank O Wilford.
Pvt. Louie J. Hecock visits his father in Oberlin after a furlough then transfers from Selfridge Field to Wichita Falls Texas. Virginia Schmittgen of Cleveland is chosen to sing in a Bach chorus section. Allan Humphreys returns from overseas to resume his life. A baby girl Ellan Louse born to Mr and Mrs McCarthy. Several locals receive medical care and holiday leave. Cosmopolitan club Mexico art program features Miss Eva Smith with party planned for December. Fight Aces host Merry meeting with pin prizes and new sisters chosen. J A O Y members discuss shoe hobbies at YWCA with Phoebe Mathis.
Bert E Roberts 63 of Wellington a farmer and Ada M Jones of Wellington listed for licensing. Includes address R D 11 Wellington and a note of a chicken paprikas supper at K of Vad on Broad Street with a timing implication.
The Musical Art Society will meet in Wick room at First Congregational Church on Tuesday evening November 14. Marlin Beck will discuss Outstanding Musical Institutions. Vocal selections by OK, Caldwelly and accompaniments by Helen Kolopos and Mrs Ruth will close. New member drive planned. Circle circles report election results at St Pauls and Evangelical church meetings with officers named and December events outlined. The Culture Club held a Language in Action review with a future Christmas party planned at Oberlin.
A meeting of local League members is set for 1 30 at City Council chambers to talk over plans for backing the Dumbarton Oaks proposals and to stimulate public opinion as part of a nationwide effort. Mrs Harold Runkle leads the discussion group and invites all interested. Special invitations go to several local groups including the Woman's Club Political Science department and church groups. The afternoon also covers Southeast Asia study results and notes on upcoming events including a World Fellowship dinner and a progressive dinner planned for November 30.
A discharge notice lists Mrs Charles Hall and Mrs Robert McClure among patients with newborn and family members. LaGrange residents Ed ward Wernert James Boylan Mrs Joseph Cupas Mrs Joseph Severn William Peterson and others are noted with street addresses 352 Ninth Street 447 West Eleventh Street 627 Fast River Street 215 Lodi Street and 134 West Bridge Street.
The notice lists gatherings at First Methodist and First Christian churches including Kings Daughter class at 318 Thirteenth aired at 7 20, Nettie Finch Webber Club quarterly meeting, Mission Study Club events, and YWCA Two O Clock Club. It covers court whist prizes, choir guild tea, El Vero club social evenings, and Fortnightly meetings with programs on Argentine Diary and Nazi growth commentary, with dates in November and December.
Mrs. Harry Klee opened the Jefferson Junior High School PTA meeting with ninth grade students as guests. The program featured two vocal solos by Mrs. Viola Roth with Mrs. Louis Kolopus accompanying and a book review by Mrs. Sam Winchell. The group planned a student charm on November 22 at the school gym and a December 34 event with Dr. H W Courtney speaking and the glee club singing Christmas carols.
Navy Mothers host a winter rummage sale on Saturday in November at 228 Middle Avenue featuring items from Vat RS acm Maytag and other household goods.
Bethel Shrine held its annual inspection last evening in 1.0.C.F. hall with Mrs. Amelia C. Cook of Toledo as inspecting officer and guests from Ashland Lakewood Cleveland and Shaker Heights Shrines. A birthday surprise for Howard Behnke and plans for upcoming shrine inspections followed amid yellow and white decor and ceremonial music.
Rorth Ridgeville Congregational and Columbia Methodist churches announce services with war and peace themes. Armistice Day observances, Sunday school, youth fellowship, and honor rolls are featured. Field and Laporte Methodist plan services honoring service members. Open house and charity events accompany parish notices.
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