Village Ladies Host Easter Social at Cleveland Street
Members of the PDIL Chit group entertained last night at Mrs. Elzabeth Mutt’s Cleveland Street home. The Easter moth event featured a dessert course after eight members and guest Mrs. Howell Btone played Vitel and prizes went to Mrs. Kenneth Vaught, Mise Lee Brickmaty, Mrs. A W Platt, and Mrs. Kenneth sort. The Ladies Auxiliary to the Eagles discussed Red Cross plans, and Meg Martha Wirth announced entertainment following the next meeting set for April 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
PDIL
Elzabeth Mutt
Cleveland Street
Kenneth Vaught
Mise Lee Brickmaty
A.W. Platt
Kenneth Sort
Howell
John Knight
Gaby Poutine
Eagles
Elster Biats
Rose Boats
Meg
Martha Wirth
Moe Boats
Unclear Hospital Admissions and Food Supply Note
Fragmented list of hospital admissions with multiple names and addresses followed by a garbled note about California farmers cultivating paprika and census estimates of domestic supply. The text mentions prior war imports and rough figures, but specific facts are obscured by errors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Hamilton PTA News Showcases Student Play and Meetings
A large Hamilton PTA gathering enjoyed the High School performance Ante Spring directed by Miss Nina Baker. Cast included Grayce Sharrer Ruth Keller and others. Mrs Warren led the meeting naming audit and nominating committees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton B.T. A
Nina Baker
Ars
Don Satherdon
ML Otdell
Harold Daswtt
Harry Frankfather
Bob Underhill
Sheriff Finnean
London
Don Prosser
Frankfather
Shaw
Demetral
PTA Meeting Highlights Quilt Project and Grants
The meeting opened with remarks from Mrs. Frank Shep herd and reports from the secretary and treasurer. Members discussed recent fundraisers, a quilt project by Mira Frances Tutthill’s class and stamps donations, plus plans to keep children at school until 12 30 at noon. Delegates attended the Ninth Annual Northcentral District conference, with several members noted for subscriptions and attendance awards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Shepherd
Alcatines
Glee Cu
Payne, Ghabrinat
Mia Ack. Virtis
Fred Bauer
Prade
Mira Frances Tutthill
Roe
Virginia Lewis
Kenneth Oswald
Virginia
Kenneth
Red Cross
Tutthill
Leroy Smith
Couberl
HL Beatle
Budert
Miss Totthill
Kereeges
William Hans
John Gray
Robert O. Miller
Alvin Steller
Mrcs
Viola Kreeger
Lenny Smith
Penfield Penfield NOSE LIGHT SERVICE Candle Feht
Penfield hosts a candle lighting service Friday night April 3 at Society hall due to painting of the church. Easter services will be observed April 5 at 10 30 oclock at the hall. The high school glee club will sing during the service. Sunday school will convene after the tree's primary department will sing and five recitations. Mr and Mrs Fred Tatlin and Mr and Mrs A J DeFields left Penfield for Beron Marber Michigan to attend the oral Serer.
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Penfield
Society Hall
Ster
Y “Hall
Wirls
Fred Tatlin
A. J. DeFields
Tenfield
Berton Marber, Mich
Local Club and Social Notes from Penfield Area
Ada sisture mnelogy of A. L. Dee Fields and Emma Kinger on Saturday. They visited Niles Michigan and Goshen Indiana. Farm Woman's Club meets April 7 to support Red Cross with a covered dish dinner. United Society meets April 8 at Society Hall with lunch to be brought. Christian Endeavors hosted Oberlin students discussing the war. Numerous local residents and visits described. events include church services, entertainments, and social moves around Penfield and surrounding towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ada Sisture
A. L. Dee Fields
Emma Kinger
Michiean
Mr. DeField
Mr. DeFields
Niles
Mich
Mes
Percy Aldrich
Goshen
Ind
Aldrich
Farm Woman's Club
Society Hall
Red Cross
United Society
Society Mall
Celfee
Penfield
Congregational
Chatham
Litchfield
Stuents
Oberlin
Lynn Myers
Smith Road
Anlernoon
Walter Gregg
J. F. Shiresaker
Elsria
Greeg
Curtis Braden
Ashland
Stirz+aker
Elyria
Robert Squire
Bob
North Olmsted
Florente Squire
Squire
Delbert Marriman
E. J. Ober
Camden
George Prentice
Leroy Wenwtt
Columbia Station
George Hignett
Sulliva
George McConnell
Pittsfield
Florence Squire
Lennert Wonds
Garland Mee Cox
Itill
Msir Pierce
Las Wecker
Yellow Mad
Steve Balezs
News of Our Boys in Service in Wartime
Harold Abbott Redmond seaman second class in the United States Navy Reserve completed the electrical school course at the San Diego naval training station. He is awaiting call as an electrician's mate aboard a navy vessel and enlisted last August. He is 22, a Lambertville High School Michigan graduate, formerly with Wem Automatic Machine Screw Company. Alfred P. O'Donnell Sr. entered the Army February 23, 1941, at Camp Lee Virginia and has been promoted to sergeant in the signals department with officer training selected. His brother Bernard, recently inducted, is at Camp Wallace Texas in radio and telephone work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Abbott Redmond
United States Navel Reserve
San Diego
Calif
Robert Redmond
East Bridge Street
Navy
Lambertville High School
Michie Ran
Wem
Camp Lee
nysrlesEralter Department
Iis
Bernard
Camp Walelace
Texas
Elyria visitors share Sunday meals and stories
In a series of social notices residents of Elyria and nearby towns visited family and friends. Fred Meinke and children Huth and Richard joined a luncheon with Mrs. Louise Whitcomb and Mrs. Dora Pomeroy. Ruth Green hosted relatives and toured the sugar bush along with Anne Webber and Blanche Green. Other gatherings included Miss Green and brothers visiting Ruth Green, Bert Strickler’s family with Carol Ann, Adolph Renke ill in Elyria, and Warren Green recovering from a throat infection before returning to school.
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Criefs Inusfield
Fred Meinke
Huth
Richard
Herman Saxon
Grandma Meinke
Elyria
Louise Whitcomb
Dora Pomeroy
Charles Webber
Anne
Blanche Green
Ruth Green
Kenneth
Warren
Sugar Bush
Bert Strickler
Carol Ann
Amherst
Arthur McRoberts
Benjamin Schubert
Adolph Renke
Renke
Warren Green
Harold Lee
Robert Alten
Norton
Wellington
Glynn Norton
Frank Whitcomb
Lakewood
Adeline Hollingsworth
Ridgeville
Dora Temerry
Increase Emphasis On Physical Education COLUMBUS
The Ohio College Association heard a forecast of greater emphasis on physical education in city colleges due to the war. Dr. A H Upham of Miami University and committee chair predicted most schools favor expanding training for average students, but not at the expense of other programs. A survey of state colleges and athletic policies was cited.Also note county agriculture updates and a bicycle theft report from Franklin school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio College Association
A. H. Upham
Miami University
Association
Inter
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Plon Red Cross
William Filter
West Street
Juliay Dubois
Oberlins
Jack Hasuler
Colimbia Avenue
Saeph Kinzel
Avon
Harry Helper
Broad Street
Anthony Ostersert
Marlin Kauff
Take Ave
Nur
Donald Lambert
Bartaxenic
Charles Anerson
Woodford Avenue
Paul Brand
Furnace Street
Dischareesi
Alberta Seckman
Ninth Street
Ann Selimky
Olmsted Falls
Paul Kenska
Hayes Avenue
Earl Mahl
Fret Laundon
Sugaridee Road
Russell Beard
Straiton Road
Susan Gallo
West Avenue
Elmer Fleming
Hamilton Avenue
Ralph Moore
South Olive Street
Lydia E. Pinkharm
Pinkham
Parent-Teacher Association News
Hamilton
Garford
Garford Parent-Teacher Association
P T.A
Elyria Laces Inc
Abey
West
Wratten
Osclsen Sursesta
Caerrem
Bosra Onms Fir “Hoeorem
Cleveland Academy OF Cosmetology, Inc
Kreamilid Ave
Cleveland, Oble
Ree
Cota Eat
Howers
Cardi’s
Smdy
Carek's of Crorses
Carek, Florist
Ani
England
Ministry of Agriculture
Britain
Hertfordshire
Youngstown Stadlworser
Depensen
Akron
Cleveland
John T. Barnard
Cry Loanarg
Ohio
Uncle Sam
Alfred P. 4. O'Donnell, Sr
United
Middle Ave
Shepard
United Accessories Shop
C. L Hummel
Ohio Seed Improvement Association
Stanton Dewey
South Mapte
Atreeh
Franklin School
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