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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 24, 1944
Page
4
Miss Betty Jo Braddon is engaged to Lowell J. Sickler of the U.S. Navy. The article also notes a church birthday event, Cub Scout farewell, and various community notices including a toy drive and charitable sale with dates and hosting groups.
A list of patients and addresses includes Mrs Edwin Cannell Gladys Court Mary Causen Ting Grafton Maxine Yost Dorothy Swancott Cornell Avenue Thomas Morgan Middle Avenue Carol Leadenham Oberlin and others. Navy Mothers Glib will hold a regular meeting on Tuesday November 28 at Woman's Club with roll call and refreshments.
The item catalogs numerous Thanksgiving visits and gatherings in Elyria and nearby towns. Guests include Mr and Mrs Dale Harndebler Mrs William Wellman and others from Detroit Lorain Cohamitrus and Cleveland. births deaths illnesses and military travels are noted among family and community members.
Bernadine Diederich wed Cpl Roman Jalawiec in a double ring ceremony at North Ridgeville. The bride wore a white satin gown, veiled with a halo headpiece, and carried white mums. attendants wore pink and blue satin dresses. The groom, a nine year Army veteran, served overseas and is stationed in Tow Nevada. reception for about 200 guests followed at Grange hall.
Six local women's groups and affiliates will join a panel discussion on world peace plans at Palelock, Paterpetiu. Representatives from the Federation of Temple Sisterhoods, League of Women Voters, YWCA, and other organizations will present the six principles previously urged to Undersecretary Stectiniupast at the Dumbarton Oaks conference. The discussion, led by Harald Kunkle of the League of Women Voters, will feature Edna Moore, Mrs A D Strong, Mrs Go Russel Hargate, and others, with local members contributing perspectives on forming a lasting peace.
Mrs Harold Smith hosts a group in two weeks. Eight women from Wutist church met for vows for the boys in service ITA. Regular Patent-Teacher Association meeting held. High school auditors in session one day evening. The Star Sporting Haines was at the Whee or Ale. Various committee meetings and local notices follow, with dates and names including Magee ward, Bilwets Ube, and Osaga Nev. 27.
Tonight at Dore eless od Furst Citithn church a social gathering starts at 6 p.m. at Prater Circle Under hall Home West avenue 730 with Miss Adw Smyth Withepeak and Major Christopher Len go AM, plus a Beaver County father meeting at First Methodist church.
Group Two meets southeast hinge at Eaton with Mrs August Nverath opening the suite on Wednesday. Effie Carpenter reports progress in the General Aid work and a plan for a Mother's Service Club in Eaton is discussed. Next meeting at Mrs Blake Hicks on Nov 29.
A World Peace group panel discusses using military force to deter aggression and argues peace must rest on democratic action and social justice. Participants from six groups will take questions on citizen involvement in world peace as per Atlantic Charter and Moscow declaration principles. Harriet G Mills advertises Spencer fatigue relief.
The Intercalial Green of the WoL AL presents a 26-piece exhibition titled The Negro in American Taste at the YWCA. A Monet FAO group and friends urge attendance as the show moves from Settlement Hall in Lorain to Flyrin this weekend. Mrs. Shanley Shaw chairs the event, which includes a discussion on cultural variations and how they shape U S service life.
A fragmented OCR list shows licenses or registrations for individuals with ages and locations. Names include Thomas J. Klemm 24 Loran US Noland Anne Steel Toran John Bo Haelett 34 eda ON peditor Betty KR bouser Jessie Louie Cromwell 67 Ambery Lascrence Rothgery 21 The Ridge and addresses 545 Broad street Ely reat. U S Navy Mare garet Abahazi 21.
North Ridgeville members heard Mrs Clarence T Craig of Oberlin speak on Children and Freedom at the November meeting held at the high school. The business session presided by Mrs Vern Wilbur reported 282 names on the membership roll. The group voted to give the first six grades the annual Christmas treat and approved $25 toward buying a sousaphone for the band. Special trumpet music was performed by Robert Kammiller and Richard Griesemer with Donna Worcester at the piano. Fifth graders gave a Rockland Visit skit under Mrs Evelyn Witham. A mised dance was announced with Knots Orchestra to provide music at Victory Hall 108 Middle Avenue.
Ridgeville school will hold a Christmas program during the December meeting on December 14 with no business session. Schools will close for Christian education on December 33 and reopen January 2. Families welcomed new births, including Gary Francis born Sunday at a Hamilton hospital. Scrap Drive News notes the next Ridgeville scrap collection, with papers, magazines, rags and tin to be gathered as in prior years, though current totals lag the average.
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