Society gathers for Catholic and community meetings
Local society pages report Catholic Study Club No. 14 hosting an evening with prayers and by law handouts at 1015 Middle Avenue, plus plans for a October 24 meeting with Mrs. Rothgery. Magyar Evangelical group elects Bill Abahazi Jr. as treasurer and outlines a Halloween party and a two day trip. St Mary’s Altar and Rosary Society adjusts speakers and adds a review by Miss Alice Knechtges, with Mrs Eugene McCarthy unable to attend due to illness. Friendship Fidelity class of First Methodist names Esther Morse host and elects a nominating committee. Drips to Germany shared by Mrs Alma Bartlebough. First Congregational Woman’s Association to hold a rummage sale to fund a larger benevolence budget.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catholic Study Club No. 14
Roger McDonnell
Middle Avenue
Edward Wyzinski
Joseph Rothgery
Marseilles Avenue
Magyar Evangelical and Reformed Church
Clara Sobosiai
Bill Abahazi Jr
Rosemary Sabo
Shirley Nagy
Hallowe'en
St. Mary's Alar and Rosary Society
Alice Knechtges
Grafton
Ear of God
Patrick Peyton
CSC
Knechtges
Lorain
National Council of Catholic Women
Eugene McCarthy
Cleveland
Knevhtges
Lawrence Wensink
Esther Morse
Oberlin Road
Friendship Fidelity
First Methodist Church
Helen Hancock
Marian Slaughenhaupt
Mildred Baker
Paul L. Dunbar
Silhouette
Isabelle Strawn
Dorothy Hunger
Alma Bartlebough
Germany
Nellie Hartman
North
Washington
Boulevard
First Congregational Church Woman's Association
Stanton Fitzgerald
Hospital Discharges And Police Charge Rumors In Fort Worth
Local notices list multiple discharge names including Mrs. Frank Molehan at 104 Malcolm court and Mrs. Leona Guerin at 239 Third street. A grand jury indictment leads to dope charge related to a resident nicknamed Gotta-Have-It at 222 East Third street, Roosevelt avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Molehan
Malcolm Court
Leona Guerin
Third Street
Elmer Roth
West Griswold
Helen Murray
Shear Street
William Kasubenski
Fifteenth Street
Glenn Ernst
Lorain
Robert
Camp
East
Fort Worth
Tex
Fourth Street
Harry Nichols
East Third Street
Peter
Laffaldano
Baby Bir
Roosevelt Avenue
Walter
Clubwomen host Gaiety Club evening and updates
Mrs Earl Shaffstall hosted Gaiety club members at 273 East Sixteenth Street with card games and prizes for Doris Schaefer and Mrs Harry Gorski. Next meeting October 23 features dinner and a show. Circle Dot club met at Clark Street home of Mrs Teckla Neufer with 13 members and one guest. prizes awarded to several members. next gathering at Mrs Pauline Klein’s Nichols Court home. Daughters of Scotia at K P hall elected officers and planned a Halloween party for Crile Hospital patients. November 12 open installation with Bible donated. luncheon committee named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Shaffstall
Gaiety Club
East Sixteenth Street
Doris Schaefer
Harry Gorski
Hallowe'en
Circle Dot Club
Teckla Neufer
Clark Street
Alice Kaylor
Costello
Merle Smith
Neufer
Elizabeth Wilhelmy
Edna Shroyer
Pauline Klein
Nichols Court
Robertson Lodge
Daughters of Scotia
K. of P. Hall
Ann Mills
Crile Hospital
Charlotte Crichton
Gladys Deckerhoff
Kathryn Griffith
Borg-Warner Strike Spreads Across Plants
A nationwide strike at Borg-Warner idled over 7,000 workers after several plants walked out. New walkouts hit Ingersoll Products in Kalamazoo with 550 idled and Pesco Products in Cleveland with 990 on strike as the Wage Stabilization Board, appointed by President Truman, moves to craft a system‑wide settlement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CIO
United Auto Work. Org
Ingersoll Products Division
Kalamazoo
Mich
Pesco Products
Cleveland
Wage Stabilization Board
Truman
Classified Or Reclassified By Draft Board Here
A total of 191 draft registrants were classified or reclassified by Local Board No. 72 in a Monday meeting at the Elyria draft office. The board handled appeals, deferments, extensions, and various reclassifications for 1A 2C 4F 5A and other categories, with college student postponements and appeals actions noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
State Appeals Board
Appeals Board
Elyvia Board
Merry Wives OF 40 Meet At Thelma Jalowiec Home
WORTH RIDGEVILLE The Merry Wives of 40 club met at Thelma Jalowiec home. Eight members attended as they formed a blanket club and gifted hosts Betty Forthofer and Dorothy Sprague. Dessert by candlelight with a Halloween theme followed. Next meeting set for October 18 at Donna Lauck’s home. Scouts Plan Hike The Ridgeville Girl Scouts troop 33 planned a Halloween party at a recent meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Worth Ridgeville
Merry Wives of 40
Thelma Jalowiec
Betty Forthofer
Dorothy Sprague
Donna Lauck
Ridgeville Girl Scouts
Hallowe'en
Hali
Borg- Warner
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East Broad Street
Dean Tite
Robert Nau
Lake Avenue
Charles van Auken
Bente
McKesson & Robbins
Bridgeport, Conn
Webster’s New Collegiate
Webster’s New Practical
Thorndike Barnhart
Winston College
Betty Crocker
Fanny Farmer
Central Book Store
Broad St
Tierney
Lawrence Tierney
Santa Monica
Cal
Robert Walker
John Dillinger
International Soundphote
Borg-Warner
Chicago
Roman
Peterson
Edyth Thomas Wallace
Nate
Hudson
Hamne
Ard
Rothgery Service & Equipment CO
Cleveland St. Elyria, O
Merry Wives of ‘40
Ridgeville
Chronicle-Telegram
Mills Woods
Ohio
Brown
Grand Prairie
Charlestown
R. I—Linton Council
L. Brown
Charles
Schwind’s
Corsica
Schwind's Picture Store
Second St
THE
Bally CO
Cleveland Sr
Chestnut Sr
Paul Berta
Cleveland St
Pauline King
Bertha Pinyard
Barbara Abbott
Cqing
Broad Street
Jim” Corcoran
Babin Furs
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