Engagement of Virginia Louise Longabaugh to Samuel Fitzpatrick II
The engagement of Virginia Louise Longabaugh of Cleveland to Samuel Fitzpatrick II of Detroit is announced by their parents. Mr. Fitzpatrick is a Detroit resident and IBM staffer. Virginia is a Flora Stone Mather graduate and decorator at Rorimer Brooks. The couple’s betrothal was shared with a circle of friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thurman W. Longabaugh
Cleveland
Virginia Louise
Samuel J. Fitzpatrick II
Samuel Fitzpatrick
Argentina
Fitzpatrick
Three Mile Drive
Detroit
Longabaugh
Flora Stone Mather College
Western Reserve University
Denison University
Alpha Omnicon Pi
Rorimer- Brooks, Inc
University of Michigan
International Business Machines Corp
Lpha Chi Omega
Canton Woman’s Club
Marian Bachtel
Marian Stone
Elmer Wendell
Hassoldt Davis
George F. Putnam
MacDowell Club
Canton Woman
Ralph B. Richard
9Th St
Miriam
James F. O’hara Jr
James F. O’hara
12Th St
Richard
McKinley High School
Cassidy’s, Inc
O’hara
Georgetown University
Washington, D. C
Medical School
University of Maryland
Mercy Hospital
Church group meetings and socials schedule
Church societies plan a busy slate with meetings at parish houses and homes across Avon dale Westblvd Lake Cable and NW areas. Activities include class programs luncheon business sessions elections and Red Cross work under groups from First Evangelical Reformed First Congregational First United Brethren Grace Evangelical and First Presbyterian churches.
When the War Woke a Nation to Its True Colors
A sweeping reflection on America’s prewar cynicism and frivolity, then a wartime awakening. The piece contrasts a carefree culture with a sudden shift as patriotism rises, marriages deepen, women join the Red Cross, and chivalry and home values regain meaning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
Charlies
New Board Will Aid Office Of Censorship
A 16 department and agency censorship board was formed to assist the censorship office. Byron Price outlined how the board will coordinate across agencies including State, Treasury, War, Justice, FBI, FCC, and others to supervise international communications and articles through various bureaus. The roster lists senior officials from each agency and a special note on Helen Smith who has joined the U S Army fourth general hospital for foreign service after nursing service in Cleveland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News Service
Washington
Office of Censorship
Byron Price
The
Treasury
Customs Bureau
State Department
Michael J. McDermott
Herbert E. Gaston
War
W. Preston Corderman
Justice
L. A. Hince
FBI
Post Office
William A. Kenyon
Commerce
Norman Baxter
Board of Economic Warfare
Allen Peyser
Federal Reserve Board
Ernest G. Draper
FCC
E. K. Jett
Federal
Helen Smith
J. L. Degenhard
Columbus
Fourth General Hospital
U. S. Army
No. 4
Aultman Hospital School of Nursing
Miss Smith
Fairview Hospital
Cleveland
Canton
Fort Jackson
S. C
Springtime Ahoy Days Grow Longer And Mercury Rises
The article notes the sun leaning toward summer with earlier sunrises and increasing daylight. After a stretch of zero and subfreezing temperatures, the mercury climbs above freezing, lifting spirits and easing gas pressures as mains pressure rises toward normal levels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Stark County Fair Dates Set for September
Stark county fair, the largest county show in Ohio and second only to the state fair, will run September 7 to 10. John T. Brown, state director of agriculture, announced that fairs statewide are approved despite wartime. The theme emphasizes preparedness in industry and agriculture and Ohio’s role in feeding the nation and allies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stark County
Ohio
John T. Brown
Brown
Ashley Fair
Delaware County
Study Club to Meet at Grimstead Home
The Dueber association study club gathers Tuesday at 1 30 p m at Mrs Richard Grimstead 1232 Lawn area SW. Mrs Robert Temple will speak on Discipline, delivering a focused talk on self control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monarda Club
L. L. Stevens
Smith Ave NW
O. U. R. Club
Paul Schlub
Cleveland Ave SW
Edgewood Farm Women’s Club
Mary Humbert
Applegrove Rd
Winifred Anderegg
Study Club
Dueber Association
Richard Grimstead
Lawn
Robert Temple
Red Cross Profits in Chico Penny Bank Donation
Marie Silva turned over a penny bank filled with coins to the Red Cross in Chico after leaving the empty bank on a post office desk by accident. She returned to find it full of donations, adding to the charity’s funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
RED Cross
Chico
Cal
Marie
Silva
Wooster Plans Shorter Term Wartime College Schedule
College of Wooster officials meet to outline a wartime plan to shorten the academic year by cutting vacation periods and extending the summer term. Dean Westhafer reports on a recent Baltimore session with government and armed forces officials. New physics courses include radio and telephone communication. The college seeks higher civilian pilot training funds, with a 10 student class to finish this month. A Red Cross drive led by Dean MacKenzie and Prof Bruere will begin soon with sewing knitting and first aid courses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wooster
Charles F. Wishart
College of Wooster
William R. Westhafer
Association of American Colleges
United States Department of Education
Baltimore
Westhafer
Red Cross
Rachel MacKenzie
John Bruere
MacKenzie
Don't Circulate Letters From Camps in Ohio Division
Maj. Gen. Robert S. Beightler urges members of the Ohio 37th division at Camp Shelby Mississippi not to circulate letters to Canton Stark county relatives. He warns that repeating information can harm civilian morale as harmless facts may be exaggerated and cause unrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Camp Shelby
Miss
Canton
Stark County
Robert S. Beightler
State Jaycees Plan Bond Stamp Booths
William M. Corry secretary manager of Alliance Chamber of Commerce said the Ohio State Junior Chamber of Commerce will promote Defense Stamps and Bonds in retail stores statewide. Sales booths staffed by women volunteers will operate in stores several days each month with Carl Osborne of Dayton and William H. Horr of Portsmouth directing the plan in their areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Columbus
William M. Corry
Alliance Chamber of Commerce
Ohio State Junior Chamber of Commerce
Corry
Carl Osborne
Dayton
William H. Horr
Portsmouth
Razor blades salvaged in Texas campaign for surgery
At Camp Wolters in Mineral Wells Texas soldiers gathered over 100000 discarded razor blades in the first week of Chaplain John Boren s drive. He aims to recycle the steel for making surgical instruments as Arctic insects remain active at temperatures well below freezing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mineral Wells
Tex
Camp Wolters
John Boren
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the Social Notebook
Iss Leona Crock
St. John’s Auditorium
Dorothy Laubacher
Teresa Collins
Mary Fornes
Norma Bankhurst
Colette Peter
Paul W. Albrecht
Ft. Benning, Ga
O. H. Albrecht
7Th St
Paul Shuster
Meek
A. H. Moellenkamp
Mansfield
C. D. Hoke
Marian Machamer
C. C. Machamer
Market Aver
Henry Murray
James Delap
Travelers Aid Society
A. Canton Deanery
St. Benedict’s Dramatic Club
St. Benedict’s Hall
Bernard Schario
Gregory McAtee
Estella B. Clark
Kirket NW
Mary Elizabeth
Galen P. Mast
Gilbert Mast
Walnut Creek
Wellsburg
W. Va
William J. Frayer
Mast
Westinghouse Electric & Mfg. Co
Hoover
E & & Live Wire Club
J. A. Wells
Rowland
Erma Karcher
Clara Yoho
B. B. Sanders
Margaret Foehrenbach
C. C. Speelman
Middlebranch
First Christian Church
Lilian Betz
4Th St
George Myers
Akron
P. H. Welshimer
Harold Reese
H. L. Davis
Edna Bauman
Myrtle ‘Rose
Waynesburg
Leona Crock
Ellowship
First Evangelical and Reformed Church
Ralph Weidman
Beverly Hartung
Avondale
Good Will
George Boy Delatour
Fred Blum
Robert Bowman
Irene Blackledge
Bertha Borroway
Ella Dick
First Congregational Church
Fred Reiter
Westblvd
Lake Cable
First United Brethren Church
Effie Fisher
van Kirk Ot NW
Grace Evangelical Church
First Presbyterian Church
E. H. Dickerson
Croydond
Vicks
Vicks Vaporub
Clarendon SW
Cleveland Ave.n
Miriam Richard
By Helen Rowland
Merry Andrews
PT A. Activities
Birenour
People of
America
Act A&p
Ewelers
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