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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 10, 1946
Page
3
A Garden Club event featured a birthday cake cutting by Mr Stuckey at a late hour after lunch for 28 couples. Hostess welcomed guests while a display of gladioli from NX children adorned the table. Melvin KE Wyant of Mentor rose specialist spoke during the meeting.
A wedding notice recalls Jane Moneman and the groom in a 1940s Kansas City event with mentions of the bridegroom’s schooling, prior employment, North Army service, and discharge in October after four years and overseas duty. The record notes he later worked at Homer Barter trucking firm and mentions the couple’s reunion plans.
Wade Par nue Cleveland announce engagement to Stanley Olmatead son of Mr and Mrs Mcullough of 435 Second. McCullough attended Past High School in Cleveland and served in the Navy 38 months overseas. Wedding plans not announced. Garden party honors Ruth thirteenth birthday hosted by Mrs A Amato at 127 Homer street. Guests from Sandusky Lorain Elyria, musical program featured Dotty Palmison, Willard Harper, Iris Zimmerman. Elyria Commandery No 00 Knights Templar to meet Sept 12 at 7 90 o'clock with full form opening.
The Mission Study Club of the First Congregational Church will meet Friday evening at the home of Mrs. B. R. Oweual on Gratton Road with supper served at 6 p.m. Local neighbors are invited to join the discussion in a informal gathering.
A fragmentary Elyria section reports births at Elyria Memorial and Ashtabula General Hospital plus a Lee family reunion in South Amherst. It also notes a Gamma Epsilon sorority meeting at Graystone Hotel with fall rush plans, an exemplar chapter forming in Elyria, and a sequence of upcoming meetings and activities at the church and for sorority chapters.
A garbled OCR fragment lists many names ages and addresses including Shellie Lake Avon Lake Ellsworth Pa Clevekad etc with unclear roles. It mentions an electrician helper Mary E. Cornella Lorain Beverly Mohrman and various street addresses and ages in a jumbled roster style.
Unclear text announces the engagement and upcoming marriage of Marie Elizabeth, daughter of rural Monroeville residents, to George Balin of Elyria. The wedding is planned for Friday October 4 at 7:90 in St Johns Lutheran church with Rev William Blicht reading the ceremony. Reception to follow at the church parlors.
Local notice notes Harriet G. Mills offering free consultations on corsets and related fittings. The ad highlights support services and specialized corset tailoring for customers seeking custom fittings and comfort options.
Claire Metintyre presided as officers were elected including Joyce Lang Elaine Shepherd Charity Sue Cat i aera Hope Marge Fell at a September gathering. New program committee named Eddie Shaffstall Pat Sofra Frank Montaghese Glen McClymonda. Bowling league to start at Elyria Bowling Center Sunday at 4 PM.
A meeting of the Brotherhood of St Ali Chapter was held in the undercroft of Chiuiteh at 700 ge wt. Members gathered to discuss ongoing activities and future plans.
A conference announced a new series of Good News Club meetings to begin Monday September 16 at the Elyria Township Community Building. Clubs list teachers, hostesses, and meeting days, with sessions set from 3:15 p.m. to 4:15 p.m. Each club features a specific leader and location, ranging across multiple streets and neighborhoods, with several dates yet to be announced.
The Forum meeting opened with deviations titled Vision given by Mrs Penfound. Miss Fay residence chairman and Mrs C O Schmitskan chaired the business and professional committee. Dorothy Jones Mrs Stabley Shaw presided as YWCA president. Distonped Thursday Sept 28 at 1 30 p.m. Mrs Hubert Johnson to host at her home 5 West Twelfth Street.
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