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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 24, 1945
Page
5
Mabel Little reports a ceremony inducting new members into the Employed Women's League. Distinctive musical selections and a progressive dinner by Siama Gamma sorority marked the evening, with awards in bridge and a business session approving Community Fund adoptions.
The first rehearsal for The Messiah will be held on Monday evening October 29 at 8 o clock. Sponsored by the Ghotal Department of the Musical Art Society the event will feature choruses from local churches with solos by Helen Dickey Robert Burns and others. The First Congregational Church quartet and Louise Squires will also be part. The senior class of Belden school was entertained at the home of Mr and Mrs Kenneth Barter with high scores prizes and a Halloween motif supper.
Meetings of the National Club at Mrs Ruth Johnsons Staney Ridge road Thursday evening with a chicken supper at 6 40. Keen Kutter Club meets Thursday for dinner at Mrs Darn Sweseys home Tattersall court. Round Table Club meets Friday evening with Mr and Mrs Richard Stevens of Sixth street.
Elyria area residents reported births at Elyria Memorial Hospital including a son born October 23 to Mr. and Mrs. Clem Foecking and a daughter for Mr. and Mrs. Roger Reed on October 24. Twin daughters born to Mr. and Mrs. Carl Huber, and other parishioner updates include reorganized American Legion Auxiliary activities led by Mrs. Verne Andrews. Hospital admissions and community events fill the page with local names and dates.
The Catholic Sunshine group marked its 20th anniversary at St Marys hall with a fall decor and a 20 candle cake. Monsignor Newton was guest speaker, and Fr. Lehane and Fr. Dieta attended. Navy-related reports covered by the meeting noted fundraising and future legislative concerns. Members and guests enjoyed bingo and cards while plans for Christmas gifts for Navy personnel were set.
A Lorain County Valparaiso University Guild gathering at St John’s school auditorium featured a convention report from Valparaiso Indiana held October 1931 presented by president Mrs William Newbiser. Planning Guild Hall a girls dormitory and ongoing Christmas card sales were announced. Lenore Lawson performed with her mother on piano. other numbers included Beethoven Ecossises and Ma Kreis Valcik. Refreshments were served. next board meeting February 12 and a March 19 regular meeting at Grace Lutheran Elyria.
Community notice invites all to an Interkraut supper at Pilgrim Church, Broad Street. Event on October 25 starts 5:30 PM. Prices listed: children 25 cents, adults 40 cents. Proceeds support church activities.
The page lists multiple local society items including EHR Fong BTA card party and Child Culture circles, parish hall activities at various addresses, and Masonic Temple and First Congregational Church events. It mentions Women of the Moose initiation, special awards to Lucile Lockwood and Anna Buechler, membership contest plans, and an upcoming Jill club hayride plus an anniversary supper at Ridg. Congregational Church with reservations.
Mrs L K Li of Minnesota promotes Aunt Ellen's WORKBASKET a monthly needlecraft magazine from the country's leading artists. It costs 1.00 yearly for twelve issues includes iron transfer patterns and ideas for doilies edgings bedspreads tables chairs bags and baby items. Orders go to WORKBASKET 1432 Westport Station Kansas City Missouri May. If not pleased after first issue return the dollar and keep the material with no obligation.
The VW Industrial Clubs host a square dance with prizes for costumes and a scavenger hunt feature. Members and guests attend the event with judges from the club, and a future meeting is planned for November 13. A junior violin recital and a mixed program follow, with performances by Miss Augusta Hardy and others, refreshments served.
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