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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Apr 08, 1942

Page

10

Women Club Meetings Record Charity Ambulance Donation

April WC gathering at Miss Elen Osborn home despite heavy rain. Members discussed a $5 donation for ambulance purchase for Army service by Ohio W C 10. Speakers praised General MacArthur and Salvation Army work. New members welcomed to Catholic study clubs and garden clubs.

Spior Vahoy Misselen Osborn May Kusav Atina Kennedy Ohlo W.C J. A. Flickinger A.M. Buyer General MacArthur Vahey Jyria Salvation Army

Sohe Faero Sorority Meeting Set for Friday Evening

Members of the Sohe Faero sorority will meet Friday evening at the home of Mr Jen Krugman on La Winckles Street.

Sohe Faero Sorority Jen Krugman la Wincklestreet

St Agnes P T A plans sale and clinic at May events

The St Agnes Parent Teacher Association held April in the church hall with Mesdames Novak and Bare in lead. A rum mage sale was proposed, nutrition classes discussed, and a Catholic League convention set for May 7 at the Hotel Statler in Cleveland with Monsignor Hagen as main speaker. Delegates Novak and Guy were chosen, and the next meeting is May 5 for officer elections.

T. Agnes St. Agnes Parent-Teacher Association Church Hall E. J. Novak Mes Clede Bare Reed Carter Wilbur Neitz al Hauer Aida Catholic League St. Agnes Pata Hotel Statler Cleveland Monsignor Hagen FE. J.novak Frank Guy Paul Hines Joe Conrad Lake Avenue W. Worcester Julia I Council Heed Carter Helen Gallo Frank Diedrick

Hospital Admissions and Discharges List for Polk Ohio

Neva McQuate and Maxine Krugman are admitted in Polk Ohio along with multiple residents on Chirk ers Denison avenue and Charetired streets. Edward Hinkley Wel linging Robert Ver Achen Princeton and Helen Robricz Willard appear among admissions. Discharges include Mrs Grover Sanker West Bridge street and Walter Shearer Sullivan.

Neva McQuate Polk Ohio Maxine Krugman Paul Ryan Denison Avenue Herbert Haat Charetired Edward Hinkley Robert Ver Achen Trinceton Avenue Helen Robricz Willard Grover Sanker West Bridge Street Walter Shearer Sullivan

Community Groups Hold Meetings and Socials

A crowded schedule of church and club events unfolds across Lorain and nearby areas. St John’s parish hosts Miss Kraeft as hostess for a rummage sale set for April first, while Magyar Reform Church crews plan together for a May fifth gathering. Daughters of Sraitin organize a card party for February and a luncheon follows. Eight Belles enjoy games at Riverside Court with prize winners named, Tri Sigma members plan a swing dance on April eighteenth, and various clubs schedule two-weekly meetings and hostesses across several streets.

Miss Kraeft St. John's Krieg Mia Helen Kraeft Duslvss Clara Huchhols Jaulie Lotzuw Krie Young Ladies Society of Magyar Meformest Church John Meters Juhn Peters Thint Street Mex Frank Kayden Lued Milan Mika Sed Joni Stanko Katherine Young Riverside Court Mildred Chapman Berathy Ray Jane Balas Emerson Jepurt Elorain Club John Zahars Fifth Street Marty Zahars Mia Duane Rorbinson Help Thy Neighbor Edith McPherson Marie Sparks Iaw Vera Hokchnei Livingston Avenue Lorain

Licenses Approved For Four Local Individuals

Maurice T Miller, 44, Pairfield, physician. Lucille A Lang, LaGrance township. Vincent W Hodee, 21, Elyria, aug lomalic operator. Helen Medlock, 19, 42 Turner Street.

Maurice T. Miller Pairfield Lucille A. Lang Th. LaGrance Township Vincent W. Hodee Elyria Aug Lomalic Helen Medlock Turner Street Eae

Girl Scouts Troop 7 Meet at St Marys Hall

The Girl Scouts of Troop 7 held a short afternoon meeting in St Marys Hall Aer. They worked on their Knapsack s and collected registration fees for the coming year. Mary Guerin and Marjone Damn led the games. The session ended with the song Golden Sun and Goodnight Circle.

Girl Scouts Troop St. Marys Hall Aer Mary Guerin Marjone Damn Ene

Pattern Hearts and Puppets Inspire Local Club News

The Chronicle Telegram advertises a 16 motif transfer pattern for nursery decor and embroidery crafts. A meeting at Mr. EP Gates home featured dramatic plays, puppet making by Maureen Brown, and safety talks for hikers. The Pioneer Girl Scouts meet monthly with officers listed and memories of former member Mrs. Eugene Roth.

Chronicle-Telegram Household Arts Dept Avl Adth Street New York EP. Gates Second Street Ann Gates America Maureen Brown Miriam Cope Mrz. Gates

Columbia Garden Club Officers Named for Year

The Columbia Garden Club announces its standing committees and officer slate for the coming year. Members listed include Richard Lindstrom Conservation, Mrs George, Mr and Mrs Hales, Mrs Churchill, Miss Fern Tinckney and others with roles across program, socials, and publications.

Garues Cler News Columbia Enumbia Garden Pelub Publints Richard Lindstrom Geotce Hepipiens Horbenliere George Faber Rinda Chas Fo Hales I. W. Churchillrude Punckney Holes Wass Flo Flo. Geeetman F Glenn van Arsdale Fern Tinckney

Local Social News Adds and Visits Across Elyria and Nearby

LaGrange residents host and visit relatives including Mr. and Mrs. Paul Johnston and Mrs. Vernon Rundle. Elyria guests, vacations with relatives in Shelby, and other visitors from Elyria are noted. An Easter Sunday marriage is announced for Mrs Libbie Gott Foose and Sterling Swecker with plans to live in Washington DC.

Paul Johnston Elyria Vernon Rundle Lupt G. B. Wareham Shelby Ford Loomis Nellie M. Auner Ford. Gott Lewis Stranahan Tims Coleman House Charels Sterling Swecker Washington

33 Men Convicted in Cemetery Lots Promotion

Federal Judge Nevin set for sentencing after 33 men were found guilty of mail fraud and conspiracy in a Forest Glen Inc cemetery lots promotion spanning Marion Springfield and Columbus. The trial, one of the era’s longest, covered 1940 indictments with Marshall and Jacoby convicted on all counts. others convicted on all ten or single mail fraud counts. Over 40 defendants questioned, with acquittals for some. The case centers on alleged unsound promotion and investors’ losses, with maximum penalties noted for mail fraud and conspiracy.

Columbus Robert TL Nevin Marion Springfield Forest Glen Inc Obite Robert. Marshall Forest Glen, Inc John W. Jaroby Tere? A. LL Mallett George & Furnwald B.C. Deck Toledo Eat Pardre Findlay G. F. Buck Carl Be A. Cratty S. C. Neldigh Eugene J. van Kueren C. Willey Hiram Berry Paul Secord Delaware Kat G. Snyder Washington D. H G. P. Stott Howard R. Dunn C.F. Walter Clland Byron L. McChure William H. Robert Wiliam L Teat Glen Rest U. 5 Calvin Crawford Forest Glett, Inc Ohies Ohio

Birmingham News Notes and Church Activities Summary

Local items report Mrs Wallabenstein and Mrs Jenner of Milan leading a food nutrition and gardens meeting at Mrs Charles Human’s home. Easter party at Birmingham church. 33 attend. Lend-a-Hand club hosted home tasks and sewing. Weren't societies meet at Birmingham church with a pot-luck dinner and missionary address. School board rehiring list includes several teachers. two teachers not rehired.

Birminghast Wallabenstein Jenner Milan Charles Human Sam Dellefield Carl Robart Birminghan Desxe Berkmeser Ernest Pehhamus Roath Jane Werren Birmingham Orlvander China Berkmeyer Mort Stary Haman Meetins Firmincham Mabele Chambers Adeline Berker Doris Prince DeWitt Earl Robart Gladys Mac Caldwin P. R. Tuttle Holtmat Teo Virginia ‘Jones Binningham

War Conditions To Be Described For Kiwanis Club

Elyria Kiwanis members will hear Mervyn Wright an art teacher and auxiliary Brennan discuss wartime London and fire control at the Elks Restaurant noon Thursday. Wright of the Cleveland Art Museum will show wartime England pictures and “The Blitz of London.” Dr. Frank Slut, a noted guidance speaker, is set for the April 30 meeting. The club plans to elect delegates to Kiwanis international and district conventions in Cleveland.

London England Elyria Kiwanis Elks Restaurant Mervyn, Wright Brennan Cleveland Art Museu Wright Kiwanians Frank Slut Cleveland

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