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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 20, 1950
Page
7
Elyria American Legion Post 12 hosts a fish fry at the post home for members who paid 1951 dues. Admission is free to those presenting current membership cards and only cardholders will be admitted. Fish service begins at 8 p.m. Also note: Japan reports new production records for ammonium sulfate and urea.
Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Stockmaster celebrate 35 years of marriage with Mass at St Mary's Church at 11 o'clock and an open house at 218 Winckles Street from four to five in the afternoon. Married in 1895 at Attica Ohio, they have long resided in Elyria and Mrs Stockmaster's husband was a guard at Romeo Pump Company since 1916.
The Rev Henry K Shaw spoke on Rural Churches at Bethany First Christian Church Women’s Fellowship gathering at Mrs Robert Berkebile’s home 229 Columbia Ave. Mrs Shaw led devotions from the 100th Psalm and refreshments followed. Edna Terry hosted the Women of the Moose at 629 Lod Street with Ethel Conn chairing plans for Christmas in October and Mooseheart Chapter Night on October 23. Pinochle prizes went to Grace Eckle and Virginia Towne and Ethel Court won the special award. Yolan Goudy to host next meeting. An Argentine firm licenses typewriters under Italian patents.
St Marys Altar and Rosary Society met yesterday in the church with prayer led by Mrs Harold Dean. Members discussed routine business, sales tax stamps, and attending the 8 o'clock Mass next Sunday for Communion. A public card party is set for Wednesday with Mrs William Young and Mrs Charles White as chairmen and plans for a bazaar on November 10-11 were discussed. The next meeting is November 16.
Soniisa club members enjoyed a warm Hallowe'en party hosted by Mrs William Schroeder and Miss Georgie Kowalockt. Members wore masks and prizes for best costume went to Miss Tom Brown and for funniest outfit to Miss Frank Sassmanhausen. Games contests stories and singing followed, with a dessert served at a large table centered by Schiver and Dorothy Schuster.
A group with lighted pumpkins and Halloween decor will meet at the University of Washington on November 2 at 7 30 p m and travel to Wakeman to visit a member. Israel's Ministry of Supply warns small industries may be shut to boost efficiency. Aden film censors reject no American films in 1949 but ban four Egyptian and one Indian film.
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