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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 25, 1946
Page
4
Mrs Long announces donation actions by International Corporation aimed at aiding Europe via a bazaar at a hotel. The report lists new members joining and upcoming speaker events including Army Nurse Miss Lahit's talk and E N Faulkner farm lecture, with dates and hostesses among the details.
A fragment notes Chevatat graduates from the latter group, with a reference to Vvenlig- and da in a perceived ceremony. The text is incomplete making precise facts unclear.
Plans completed for the Hallowe en dinner dance of the Stich and Rudder club to be held Saturday evening for about 210 members. Guest inspector Lyan P Hillyard of the Civil Aeronautics Administration Cleveland will attend.
Damaged OCR excerpt shows garbled phrases about nursery school attendance and schedules, with no clear event, names, or locations to summarize into a cohesive news item.
Community notices from Elyria area list hospital births at Elyria Memorial Hospital and Elyria Memorial, including daughters born to Mr and Mrs Charles Petronel of Gratton on October 2 and to Mr and Mrs Joseph Kilbride of Amherst on October 25. Also recorded are names of residents undergoing operations, visits, and other local events in October at area streets and hospitals.
The Messiah Chorus season opens with a Sunday gathering at OW at the YMGAO Aa. Choral Department members of the Musical Arts Society urged to attend under chairwoman Mrs A W Huse. Soloists include Miss Helen Olekey and Mrs George A Tuk. Christmas concert to honor Clyde Christmas celebration.
Mrs Irene Leib was elected president of the Lorain County Federation of Democratic Women at a luncheon meeting at the Elyria Woman's Club. Officers also elected include vice presidents Lona Cone and Elma Stewart, recording secretary Kam Boothroyd, corresponding secretary Mary Wolf, treasurer Amanda Stward, historian June Shibley, auditor Christie McKay, and other posts. Members at large include Mary Blacknan, Adetin Ward, and Gadie Midmond. Mary Wolf to attend state convention in Columbus as delegate.
The Jefferson school PTA sponsored an evening dance with about 110 attendees. Prizes went to Beniyue Hebertson Barbara Lash Turnbull Jerry Bruce and Tain Suulff. Judges were Thomas Mitchell Mrs Thomas Brown and Mrs Ewalddana. Harold Delamore orchestra provided music. chaperones included Mr and Mrs Knowttan and others.
Twenty five members and one guest met at Mrs. Lee Lyman’s home on Columbia Avenue for luncheon. Mrs. Reno McWilliams started the meeting. Mrs. Marwood Lersch reviewed Mansions of Virginia by Thomas T. Witerman, noting the author’s dedication to an aunt and uncle who contributed to Virginian architecture. Discussion covered early Georgian to late colonial homes and figures from 1700 to 1750. Mrs. Henry Heldrich reviewed Diary of a Williamsburg Lady by Hele Jones Campbell, described as a humorous one month diary. The next meeting will be in November with Mrs. Fred Palmer as hostess.
The article lists Shrine announcements for Palestine and Linke wood events in November, a November 18 Bishop Helgus affair, and a November 21 joint Shrine party with dance plans. It also covers Women of the Moose meeting notes, bingo prizes, and November 14 dates, plus Nyx club anniversary plans and a Canton Auxiliary rummage sale set for Saturday at 8 am in Odd Fellow's Hall.
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