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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 14, 1952
Page
3
Jim Urig, president of the Mail Carriers Association, is a six year veteran of mail delivery. He joined the Elyria staff after returning from the Armed Services and lives at 225 Hillard Road with his wife and daughter.
Licenses issued to Robert Speckhart of Lorain as plant helper and Morrene Koons of Lorain. William Thomasson Jr. of 340 East ern Heights Boulevard U S Air Force. Pamela Krock of 378 East Bridge Street. Florentino Garcia of Lorain as office worker. Josephine Silva of 5207 Ridgeland Road. Stop 7 Elyria. Joseph Kohart of Lorain dairy man. Genevieve Darvas of Lor Clyde Clapp Y M C A fore man. Alma Siler 126 Fuller Road. John Cosgray Worthington D U S Army. Betty Miller Boone Road Columbia Station.
Five mountaineers recently left Calcutta for Darjeeling to reconnoiter Mt. Manaslu, a 26 657 foot Himalayan peak not yet scaled. The effort aims to assess routes and potential ascent challenges in the region.
The Hold First Nomination Daughters of America met Tuesday evening in the K of P hall with Councilor Theresa Porter presiding. Candidates will be taken to the Booster meeting on November 18 at 13929 Euclid Avenue, Cleveland, at 7 30 p m. Contact Mary Kunitz or Itasca McWilliam. Past Councilors meet November 17 at Edna Albrecht’s Spruce Street home. Officers nominated include Ellen Sieker councilor Grace Walker vice councilor Ben Phillips associate councilor Violet Bickle associate vice councilor Irene Campbell conductor Hazel Krute warden Bertha Johnson inside sentinel Louise Anthony outside sentinel Mildred Ives financial secretary Itasca McWilliam assistant financial secretary Bertha Hummer treasurer Jeanne Linden recording secretary Dawn Linden assistant recording secretary Theresa Porter 18 month trustee.
Election of officers for St Pauls Circle No 5 took place at Mrs Karl Lehman s home on Cleveland Street. Officers elected included Mrs Arthur Moelk president Mrs Martin Schroeder vice president Mrs John Attkisson recording secretary and Mrs George Vogley treasurer Eighteen members attended and devotions were led by Mrs A R Miller The meeting also noted upcoming Guild Christmas party on December 4 and Circle Christmas party on December 11 with church dinner and gift exchange A dessert course was served with fall flowers on the table
Junior Catholic Daughters of America Court No 364 Elyria held a Sunday initiation with a church ceremony dedicating counselors and juniors to the Sacred Heart and Blessed Virgin. Officers Ellen Naughton, Connie Conry, Mary Ellen Sensback, and Joellen Gallagher presided. Diocesan Junior chairman Louise Foreman and grand regent report by Margaret Reinders.
The Catholic Study Club No 13 set its 1953 program at a Wednesday gathering hosted by Mrs John Kaczmarczyk. Highlights include Life of Christ Part II, epistles and gospels discussion, welcomes for new member Mrs Bernard Monske and returning member Mrs William Archer, and the resignation of Mrs Edward Urig who moved to Colorado.
Founders Day and Roll Call Night were observed by Pythian Sisters in the K of P hall with a large attendance including visitors from Berea. Mrs Mary Tapper recounted the order’s founding and announced district conventions in Spencer on November 18 and Lorain on November 25, with Mrs Anna Rohner slated as official delegate to Lorain. The Elyria Temple will exemplify the ballet march at the Lorain convention. refreshments were provided by Mrs Erma Schnarr and her committee. Past Chiefs will meet November 20 with Mrs Florence Brown on Eighth Street.
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The Women's Guild of Elyria District Catholic High School will meet November 17 at 8 p.m. in the school cafeteria with Dorothy Barber of Vermillion as guest speaker on Making Christmas Gifts. Executive board meets 7:30 p.m. A large audience attended the Franklin school auditorium meeting last evening where President L G Bechtel led the pledge followed by musical solos.
The seventh grade mothers led a candlelit serving table with a Mexican hat centerpiece. Hostesses were Mrs. Russell White, Mrs. Howard B Somers Jr., and Mrs. Harry Larsen. The next regular meeting is December 11 with Rev. and Mrs. Thomas Curtis in charge of Traditional Christmas Music.
South Amherst Girl Scout committee met at the Scout rooms to plan a Christmas dinner for Monday evening, December 8, with Mrs. Jack Walker presiding. The committee includes Mrs. Paul Foor Mrs. Lewis Kalmer and Mrs. Allen Thompson. resignations and nominations were discussed for Clover troop and Pine Tree Troop leaders and a nominating committee was appointed to report at the December meeting. Reports from troop leaders noted no delegate attended the Regional Conference in Cleveland on November 11-12.
A round table discussion with 11 members discussed village affairs. Mrs. Fred Bartrome was admitted to Amherst Hospital after a serious illness at home. The annual Armistice Day PTA dinner served 100 guests with Legion and Auxiliary families. Grant Keys spoke on Americanism versus Communism. Veterans were honored and World War I songs performed. Ronald Date turned five with a party hosted by Mrs. Roy Date. several children received gifts.
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