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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 20, 1945
Page
4
Miss Lucille Hinderer to wed Sgt Robert Guthrie in October at a ceremony to be held in California. The couple will be supported by Mrs Lee Caithirieg and others as guests, with a luncheon following the service.
Arthur Miller and Norma Jean Haines wed in a double ring ceremony held at their home on Sixth Street Northeast Washington. The event featured bridesmaids and family guests including Mrs. Tickerkott and others from Washington Elyria Seymour and nearby areas, with a reception to follow at the couple's residence.
An advertisement touts Acrid deodorant as skin safe and effective. It claims preventing underarm odor and perspiration, with a white antiseptic cream described as safe to use after washing. The copy asserts wide popularity and availability at stores carrying tavern products.
Miss Florence Skok announces engagement to service man Anthony Cirzenda of Dickson City. The event occurred during a gathering of the fameEly Femmes at the residence of Bama Yul in Loraine. Fort Jackson, South Carolina, is noted as his posting.
Postings from Poster General and local hospitals report Pte Robert Kiely and others undergoing treatment. Family and friends listed, with anniversaries, open houses, and social events detailed as neighbors plan visits and attend performances and meetings across Elyria, Cleveland, and surrounding towns.
About 100 women attended the Lathe Women's Missionary League gathering in Elyria. The program opened with solos by Lowell Putcher and others, with Miss AN Weter of the Cleveland Library as guest speaker on services for the blind. Pilgrim Circle discussed fundraising for a linear project and a birthday surprise dinner honored Mrs Charles Uber with gifts and corsages.
The Credit Women Breakfast Club elected officers after a 17 member meeting at Walt's restaurant. Betty Burnett became president, Ida Babich was named vice president, LaVera Haas secretary, Tucille Boylian treasurer. Two new members Myri Simms and Mabel Eldredge joined. installation dinner planned for October with committee members listed.
The ETISCIAA group of the First Christian Church reports 13 members and 12 guests at Mrs. Will Hill's Case Rond home. Mrs. H. K. Shaw, chair, introduces officers including spiritual life Mrs. HIM world relations Mrs. Marty Wells social action Mrs. J. C. Hand stewardship Mrs. Claude Wigfield secretary Mrs. Arthur Goetz hospitality Mrs. Wells. The group moves meetings to the third Thursday to align with others. Mrs. Hind leads worship on The Courage of Jesus. Mrs. Shaw speaks on Uprooted Americans. Priscillas to join a church luncheon in October.
ON TONIGHT a crowded Sacred Heart church hosts various women’s and fraternal groups including the Young Ladies Sodality, Pythian Sisters, and Daughters of Scotland. Meetings cover officer elections, School of Instruction planning in Wellington, and an anniversary commemoration for the Rebekah lodge.
Ciel a Leader hosted a devotional service at Cttale Street Methodist Church with prayer, singing, and a focus on spiritual themes. Members discussed upcoming activities and conducted donations. The next meeting is scheduled October 17 at Mrs. Arthur Logan's home on Dareview Street.
The record lists license holders including Fred Peiper of 226 Cleveland and U S Navy, Gene Tabel of Lorain, Rudolph Neubhach of 29 R US Navy, Arlene Thompson aged 28 of Lorain, Walter Haver 28 of Cleveland a salesman, Amelia Kaspirek 24 of Lorain, Earls Leroy Smith 18 of 41 Pine Street and Mary Caywood 19 of 351 16th Street.
The Red Cross requests all groups and organizations in the city to report the names of workers who have completed at least 200 hours from December 7, 1943 to September 2, 1945. Reports must be filed at the Red Cross office no later than September 29 to finalize Royal Chapter records.
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