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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 05, 1946
Page
4
A local club meeting at 1237 East liver featured officers elected for the coming year. Joanne Roddy was named president with Shirley Horney as vice, Shirley Nielsen treasurer, and Joanne Ryan to serve as pianist. Refreshments were served after the session.
An unclear OCR fragment lists several personal names and possible notices. It references individuals such as Robie Wilgoff and Hyder and mentions dates or cases in a garbled form. The readable content is limited and lacks coherent events or actions.
Mrs. Pred Baker hosts a reception at her Cleveland home after Bethany Lutheran church ceremony for Mr. and Mrs. Robert Minute and honored guests. Army service details for groom and inlaws noted. about 75 guests attended with lace tables, white tapers and a tiered wedding cake centerpiece.
A lively pre wedding fete honored two brides elects Miss Landis and Miss Kellogg at Launette Bimbridge's parlors. Guests unwrapped shower gifts and enjoyed refreshments as plans were shared. Miss Landis becomes bride of Thomas Johnson of New London on September 16, and Miss Kellogg to Reverend Lloyd at Pentield on September 7.
A jumble of names and events highlights a string of local meetings and social activities. Details mention speakers Mrs. Catt, Mrs. Box, and Mrs. Kay among others, with plans for a tax discussion, fundraising booklets, and monthly unit gatherings at the school building.
The ceremony for Mrs. Theodore Snurr and her bridegroom, a son of Mr. and Mrs. D. J. Clapp, took place with Alva Scott and Ednaates assisting. The bride wore white, carried a nosegay, and was given away by a relative. Lois Ryan was maid of honor in pink net. About 100 guests attended the reception afterward at a home on Livingston Avenue.
Calendar notes the Association Penefit and Women’s Club meeting at Woman’s Jay with Bernice Pye and other leaders. Maing T J Mattingly, former church guard, will address attendees at St Paul’s Circle 6 and a Miss Betty Newton appearance is planned.
The page reports a wedding in Covington Kentucky and upcoming Palm Springs plans for Mr. and Mrs. Bennet, plus a Ladies Auxiliary Eagles meeting with members Leon Gardner and Florence Alexander planning a supper, a Rainbow Mothers Club event at Mrs. Q. Brodberk’s home, and a Rainbow for Girls event with a book review and refreshments.
Officers of a local ladies and mothers' group met to finalize a program of fundraising, Christmas gifts, and hospital sewing projects. They approved continuing support for Navy and hospital services, arranging a card party and a Moose Night gathering with prizes and refreshments.
The United Polish Club at 115 Oberlin Rd hosts a fish fry every Friday serving from 6 p.m. to quicken community meals and fellowship.
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