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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 27, 1950
Page
6
Members of both the senior and junior Elyria Woman's Club departments took part in a Middle North District conference at the First Presbyterian church in Fremont yesterday.
Eleanore Brandau was appointed deputy of District No 4 of the Order of Eastern Star by Mrs. Mabel Schmermund of Greenville at the close of the order’s 61st annual session in Cleveland Public Auditorium. Elyria delegates participated as officers were installed with 9,252 registered. reports covered senior and junior meetings with leaders from local clubs and district units.
Masquerade club members from Circle No 6 of St Pauls church attended a home gathering on Gulf road with prizes for funniest and most original costumes. A letter from Florence Welton McCaulley in Munich was read. The Ninety Five club discussed its 55th anniversary to be marked November 9 at Elyria Country Club.
Readable segments recount the Research club dinner at St Paul's church with 42 attendees, Mrs. E. D. Adams welcoming guests, and Mrs. Vandersall sharing a Switzerland trip with photos. Other items note circle meetings at Magyar Evangelical church, a Elyria Credit Women breakfast, Bethel Shrine activities, Dorcas class Halloween party, Culture club luncheon, and St Paul's Circle No 2 welcomes Miss Flora Krugman with upcoming events.
St Marys PTA invites buyers to a paper and rag sale on Saturday October 28. For pickup call 38-611 or 46-392. Morning callers should dial 2015.
Y Nyners meet with devotions led by Mrs. Carl Bielke and plan a November 2 card party at the YWCA gym. Mrs. Andre Meyer reviews The Story of Ernie Pyle by Lee G. Miller while hostesses serve Halloween refreshments. Regular meetings continue with plans for future programs and a gypsy carnival set for November 4 at the high school gym.
Discharges list includes Mrs. Edward Wick ens and baby girl at Wakeman and Mrs. Edward Nutter with a baby boy at 242 East Broad Street. Others include Mrs. Robert Sheldon with a baby boy in Grafton and Mrs. Herbert Van Keurin with a baby boy, R. D. 2. Also listed are Mrs. Lester Strouse in Spencer and Mrs. Leonard Oldfield in Amherst along with Mrs. H. K. Willets at 119 Cornell Avenue. Jerry Fridenstine on West River Road and Mrs. William Seneff, R. D. 3.
Berean Bible class of First Baptist Church meets with Mrs. Henry Strickler as hostess. Coouettes Victory Nest No 107 elects officers. Protected Home Circle hosts birthday party. Northwest Encampment meets in IOOF hall.
Garford P T A executive board met to plan open house on November 7 and clothing drive on November 15 with 228 members to date. A joint meeting with Allen P T A is set for November 2 at Allen school plus a dance and card party planned for later dates. Gates Board approves recommendations and schedules a card party November 3 and an art show November 12 to 15 at the auditorium. Elyria P T A Council executive board met for the year’s first time with eleven members and plans submitted for approval. next council meeting is Tuesday at the Y M C A at 1 30. Third Order of St Francis to meet Sunday at 2 30 in St Marys church. Hour of St Francis heard Sundays at 11 15 a m on WGAR.
An old newspaper item promotes crochet and needlework patterns from Chronicle-Telegram. It invites readers to send twenty five cents for pattern 7200 and twenty cents for the Alice Brooks Needlework catalog, with requests including name address zone and pattern number. It mentions pastel or white string and easy pattern stitches for gifts.
Licenses issued for individuals in Lorain and surrounding towns include Gregorio Vells and Lorain laborer and Mercedez Arvelo of Lorain. Blake Waldron of Toledo and Reva Swiger of 213 Ninth, plus David Mayle of North Ridgeville and Joan Sutherland of North Olmsted. Fred Rush Jr. aged 42 of Lorain hospital attendant and Elizabeth Brown of Lorain.
A garage rummage sale is set for Friday and Saturday at 503 West Avenue hosted by Eli Rev Caldron. Proceeds go to unspecified cause as listed in the sale notice.
Gary Indiana Judge John Roberto sent 28 year old Harry Williams of Detroit to jail for drunken driving delaying his wedding to be held in Waukegan Illinois by ten days. In Lima Peru an oversupply of vanadium forced the Vanadium Corporation for America to curtail output at the Minas Regra mine.
The United Polish Club at 115 Oberlin Road hosts a weekly fish fry every Friday with serving starting at 3 p.m. Proceeds support club activities and community events.
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