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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Apr 01, 1942

Page

3

Engagement announced for Mary Kathryn Lapp and Robert Kaiser

A notice from AAR. AND MRS. ALDERT LAPP 250 Pasadena avenue announces the engagement of their daughter Mary Kathryn to Robert Kaiser son of Mr. and Mrs. Norman Kaiser. No wedding date is set. Mary Kathryn attends Elyria High School and received her ring on her birthday. Robert Kaiser works at Plaudler Company and has served for maritime service in Detroit Michigan. Other items describe social events including Ri eQuette club meeting and a birthday celebration for Mrs. Fannie Clark with lodge honors and gifts.

Aldert Lapp Pasadena Avenue Mary Kathryn Robert Kaiser Norman Waiver Miss Lapp Elyria High School Me. Kaiser Plaudler Company Detroit Michigan Fannie Clark Grafton Rebekah Lodge W. S. Bourkes Bond Street Clark Grafton Iudge Gertie Wilson Lodge

Elyria PTA Council Outlines Annual Summer Round-Up

Elyria Council of Parent-Teacher Associations met in the Washington building to outline plans for the Annual Summer Round Up. Don Prosser explained the Kuder Preference Record used to guide eighth graders in choosing high school subjects and potential occupations. Mrs. Paul Cochran presided, with health chairman William Hawk announcing health examinations for preschoolers planned for the third week in May.

Elyria Council of Parent-Teacher Associations Washington Don Prosser Prosser Paul Cochrane William G. Hawk Council Joes Unit Health Hawk Toom Kenneth Boylan Wellington

OMS Prayer Circle Meeting At Under Hill Home

The OMS Prayer Circle meets Thursday at 2 pm. The gathering takes place at the Under Hill home on Westaven street.

OMS Underhill Westaven

Franklin PTA News and Orchestra at Last Night Meeting

Franklin School orchestra directed by Walter Von Bruck opened the PTA meeting. The ensemble performed four numbers with students listed by instrument, followed by a business session and a paper sale announcement. Mrs. Gauchat spoke on safeguarding children in wartime, urging family unity and continued support for recreational activities. A social hour, tea, and pledge followed, with reports on the district conference and study groups.

Franklin School Walter von Bruck Franklin Parent‘Teacher Association Rsoip Johns Connie Boylan Helen Tsoranos Esther Revels Betty Collier Robert Thomas Gary Penfound Geraldine Miller Betty Snoble Wile Ta Secnkoly Donald Pusbach Anne Gates Claire Sams Teddy Dakin Shirley Braddon Camille Currier Marguerite McCallum Gauchat Ohio Children’s Bureau Enstand Gauchat Kenneth Boylan P T. A

News Of The Girl Scouts Victory Gardens Talk And Events

The Girl Scouts discussed victory gardens and planned garden talk with Mrs CL Miller. A quiz on The Star Spangled Banner and America the Beautify was held. An all day hike to Mrs Shryucks home was planned for Monday with 10 am meeting at Mrs Gates. Rookie orders were turned in and Easter remembrances decorated. Vera Brenner handed out soda samples for the first aid kit. The meeting closed with the Golden Song. Allen Girl Reserves held devotions read by Rita Terrell. Beverly Griggs and Patricia Clark read reports. Refreshments served by Beverly Gris Phyllis Holliday Evelyn Heynolds and Patricia Diewald. Birthdays honored for Patricia Clark Ita Terrell Mona Lou Warner and Ruth Kay. Orae Sempre club met at Mrs Oscar Keehn 174 Glenwood street. Bridge prizes to Erwin LeGried James Lysaght Frank Smith and Peter Grasso. A salad course was served after games. On Tuesday April 7 members plan to attend a rand theatre in Cleve land. Next regular meeting at Mrs LeGried 312 Cleveland street on Tuesday April 14. In serving the freedom for which our country fights she urged boosting playgrounds with good supervisors and keeping children busy. Parents should guard facial expressions when reading war news or listening to radio to avoid fear. By sustaining schools and churches, parents give children a sound philosophy of life.

Mea Johnson Barbara Middle Avesnue Mire Fort Oranne New Jersey Harold, Barres McRidder Air Base Tanilsiata Middle Avenue George Chapman Mee Farland Beachcliff Rocky River Kenneth Chapman East Cleveland Grorke Mastin Madison Wis Stewart Michael Mastin Elysian Kate Mastin East Broad Street Lois A. Fell Atte Charles Fell Ohio Street Bradford New York Teramy Tuer Elyria Clarence Eason Florest B. Swart North Ridgeville A. EB. Clark Buchannon Mich Fannie Clark W. S. Bourkel Bord Street Priscilla Tite Pottsburth Oberlin College Arthur Tite West Avenue Jolly Seven Club Erma Bago Mitta Weiner Elyria Memorial Hospital Gates’ Avenue Max Edward Krouse Sorth Ridgeville Margaret Gilgun Boston Massachusetts Burnell Stevens West Street Harry Bigelox McCray Chess c Cordy Olive Haste Estes Itvs Warren Robinson Milton Farmer Arcecias Ales Harry Rice Meemz Pictures Robert Aexson Harry Ater McMfan Sight Mire WL Metissm James Grey Florence Guile Soult Ewald Janty Anne Spencer Mra. Klee Abree Sonst Atxib Ctade Atean Feather Mildred Daniels Theiann Mes Klee Margariite McCollam Gauchat Chile Wren Tove and Iy Mrz. Shryuck East River Road Oscar Keehn Glenwood Street Erwin LeGried James Lysaght Frank Smith Peter Grasso Trav Bers Arand Cleveland LeGried Cleveland Street Philosphy

Girl Scouts City Cookie Sale Under Way This Week

Girl Scouts in city busy with annual cookie sale starting Saturday April 4. Cookie day deliveries set for April 1. Top sellers win a week in camp with prizes. second and third receive half a week in camp. Proceeds fund camping programs for council and troops.

Ds Belieg Carl

Employed Young Women's League Plans Programs

Eighty eight cabinet members of the Employed Young Women's League met in the W.WOCLA dining room to finalize term programs. Eleanor Macken led the meeting after a religious dinner. gifts were given to Dolhres Latimer Nancy Haylor and Janeger who marries in May. Hazel Cooks McNae will speak on April 7 at the EX AWL dinner.

Thirts Young Women’s’ League W.wocla Margaret Minch Eleanor Macken League Dolores Latimer Nancy Haylor Janeger Hazel Cooks McNae Naomi Burge Hazel Bicxel J Ema Birdsall Esther Bly Margaret Storrer Mary Margaret Flas J Mary Salisbury

Mrs Hecock Hosts Clasque Club At Stanford Aves Home

Mrs Marty Hecock entertained Clasque club members at her new Stanford avenue residence with Tinochle as the main activity. Geraldine Watson Naomi Struble and Ellen Fleming joined guests including Mrs Frederatk Meng. An Easter motif decorated the refreshment table. The next meeting on Wednesday April 15 will be a spaghetti dinner in Loran.

Marty Hecock Clasque Club Stanford Avescue Geraldine Watson Naomi Struble Ellen Fleming Frederatk Meng Lorain

Hospital Advai Mrs Milton Weiner and Others

Hospital advertisement lists individuals including Mrs Milton Weiner of Gates Avenue Joseph Baxi Jr of West Street Claudia Rconalds 12g Warden Avenue Mrs Rex Mard Robe Street Mr Bridge Surines ANZ Dexerson Sohn Wetzel 335 East et Christ Cockett 30 Reed.

Advai Milton Weiner Gates Avenue Joseph Baxi, Jr West Claudia Rconalds Warden Avenue Rex Mard Robestrett Bridge Surines Anz deXerson Sohn Wetzel Christ Cockett

Calendar Avtaidlare to Post Office Clerks Meeting Notes

Calendar items list various group meetings and activities. Mentions Mrs Ted Washke at Peterman home on Fourth street and other local clubs and lodges including Rebekah Lodge, Eagles, St Pauls, and Methodist church activities. An Easter story event is planned at United Presbyterian church with related hospital nurses and caritive board meetings following the service.

Avtaidlare Ted Washke Peterman Fourth Street Lucky ‘Titteen Clul J Anda Iteed Broad Street Ei Ellor Bleitiday Eluti Alpine iVillage Thamilton Tusset Dunfew Hund Street J.A J.A., Chib and Tae Oeta Kappa At Wwag.at 7:30 Pm, Mrs. Robert Krechsters United Presbyterian Rongrega Rebekaty Lodge Flyita Memorial Hospital Mumnar St Paul's Church Council W. Bog Carcative Board Peburch Curele No. 4 Frest Methodist Schutehs

Public Affairs Committee Meeting At YWCA

The Public Affairs Committee meets Thursday morning at 9 30 at the YWCA. The program will be a round table discussion on community care topics and is open to anyone interested.

Meeting Sees Honors Given At Chicolu Home

Members gathered at Rabth HI on Williame avenue for a Hill Home group meeting. Ann wae phage led the program with a teach on Lean To Saute as Mrs. Mac Williams, Mrs. Nita Hisman and Stes Helen Arias received pins. Refreshments featured a birthday cake for Mrs. Wil etian with cake on a decorated table. The next gathering is planned for Apetite with Miss Morel Gibson at 1 Cleveland street, featuring a 7:30 supper.

Chicolu Rabth HI Williame Atvet Esmers Tre Ann Wae Phage Peires Mac Williams Nita Hisman Stes Helen Arias Wile Tian Misa Morel Gibson Cleveland Street

Sigma Gammas Plan Sale At Mrs Launard Home

Mrs Gerald Launard hosted the Sigma Gammas assisted by Mrs Verne Barnes on Hinton Street for a business session and a time image aude benefit for the Center for the Slainess. Ridge was played with defense stamps awarded to Mrs Pred Smithr for high scores and Mrs Urban Korthe aceand, plus Mrs Edward Block for consolation. The house glowed with Spring flowers and luncheon tables featured bunny festival pastels. The next meeting is planned for April 34 at Mrs Gerard Dolan on Courtland Street.

Sigma Gammas Gerald Launard Verne Barnes Sigma Gamman Hinton Street Aude Ridge Pred Smithr Urban Korthe Aceand Edward Block Gerard Dolan Courtland Street

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