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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Apr 13, 1942

Page

13

India braces for war with Japan pledge mass resistance

Indian Nationalist leaders led by Nehru vow 100 percent resistance to any Japanese attack and say they will mount a separate war effort for a free independent India. Cripps reaches Kagachi with mediator intent as discussions with Britain stall, while Gandhi faction commits to passive resistance and refuses any help to British war aims.

Nehro India Subhas Bose Ife Germany Japan Cripps Kagachi Itooserit Louis A. Johnson BD Cripps

Appease The Bunnies And Save The Trees

Lansing Michigan report from the Michigan department of conservation says rabbits threaten shade trees. It urges farmers to constrict shelters of brush and bites to protect fences and reduce erosion by leaving brush heaps in gullies.

Lansing Mich Michigan Department of Conservation Rome

Yankees Complete Purchase Of Player

New York reports Ed Levy signed a contract with the Yankees and advances to first base at the start of the season, after being purchased from Kansas City. Ken Sears and Alan Gruiel moved to the Blues in a cash deal, with Sears options tied to a future move and Aaron Rebiesen entering as a freshman catcher lad.

New York Ed Levy New York Yankees Buddy I Levy Kansas City American Association Okie Ken Sears Alan Gruiel Blues Antica Sears Aaron Rebiesen Fuller

Winthrop Defeats Knoxte to Claim Indoor Tennis Title

Katherine Winthrop of Boston avenges last year’s loss by defeating Hope Knoxte of Avon 6160 62 in the finals of the Womens Invitational Indoor Tennis Tournament at the Pristedurzh Gotch. Miss Winthrop ranks seventeenth nationally outdoors. In doubles, Miss Knowles and Muriel McNair of Pittsburgh beat Miss Winthrop and Barbara Nolds of Cleveland.

Pittshurgh Apalon Katherine Winthrop Roston Hope Knoxte Avon Conn Pristedurzh Gotch Tysel

Freeze labor relations in war effort fuels Senate debate

Land of the Maritime Commission told the Naval Affairs Committee Congress should freeze management labor relations to stabilize production in war industries. He endorsed a voluntary pact but supported a formal freeze if needed. Vinson plans a substitute that extends the work week to 48 hours and preserves closed shop conditions while proposing profit limits and incentive pay changes.

Apilot Chasemay Emory Land Maritime Commission Congress Naval Affairs Committee Carl Vinson D. Ga Fand Winom Howard Smith D. Va Dlocedo Vinson We Touse Lready Roosevelt Muary House Senate Compmmbe

Camden Garden Club gathers for Arbor Day talk and fare

Kipton Garden Club met at Mere W OH with seventeen members and three children plus guests Mrs Whitney and Mrs Whitney joining. Officers were elected Elma Perkins president A M White vice president Laix Sandrock secretary treasurer. Members shared trees favorites, heard about County Garden Club meeting at Ridgeville, and celebrated Arbor Day with programs on trees poems and origin of Arbor Day. May meeting set for Mrs Stanley Pins home Camden.

Garden Club Mere Dentes Camden Garden Club Madelie Whitney Hach? Whitney Margaret Morgan Sirs. Elva Scntt Ie Perkins Virsginia Leatner County Garden Club Ridgeville Elma Perkins A. M. White Laix Sandrock Tock Wilebert Leames T. J. May C. Scott Elma Terekins William C. Jackson James Lewis Mire Hazel Jackson Jayce Kilemer Frances Perkins Frances Davidson AR. M. White Stanley Pins Camden

Derby Talk and Racing Odds From a Scrappy Column

Russ Davies notes Champion pacecar and Derby chatter from Kingman and Cleveland. Mentions Ahab in Kentucky Derby prep, and readers discuss horses such as Alsab Devil Diver Sun Again Apache Mack Raider. Letters hint at Derby tickets and upcoming Churchill Downs events.

Dan Sun Again Apache Mack Raider Nny Neva Stone Alsab Nocal Berets Dhaner Churchill Downs Del Danny O'Sullivan

American Soldier Weds In Belfast

Private Werbert Cooke of the American expeditionary force in North Ireland wed Miss Thelma Smith daughter of a Belfast rate proprietor. They married today and left via an church Koreybogty. Cooke, from Cleveland Ohio, planned to marry Saturday but waited at the church for commander's consent. He declined to say if permission was obtained but telephoned his parents in Cleveland and was very happy. The bride said she was happy and that the future would take care of itself.

Helkast Apel Werbert Cooke North Leeland Thelma Smith Belfast I Cooke Cleveland Mirry Mise Smith Cooke Camp Tamantaw George Feats Welch Harry Shepard Toran Tey Trinity Omaha Nebraska Sarah MecCotter McCotter Minnie Bronson Parent-Teacher Association Camden High School White of Whitetoy W. H. Fores Camden Qsptiet Ehiuteh Russell Searles Camden Grace Mefiurnle Litchfeld Ales Fal Ayliffe

Circle Two Members Host Tureen Dinner at Mrs Whitney Home

Carlisle A minmure garden setting with yellow forsythia and boss emphasized the tureen dinner hosted by Circle Two at Mrs Clarence Whitney East Avenue. Nine members and two guests attended with Mrs Clara Pitkin Chaplain leading a devotional after the meal.

Boss Circle Two Windnesday Clarence Whitney East Avenue Frank Hill Circle Clara Pitkin Red Cross Hill Tirese Frances Marsh Edith Renwn Gul Bertha Worthington Roy Roby Floyd Worthington Loward Hue Ava Pitkin Harold E. Bruce la Poste

Easter Dinner Guests in Pittsfield Gatherings

In Pittsfield Mr and Mrs West and Stanley hosted Easter Sunday guests including their daughter and sitter. Harold Auble joined Wests in welcoming relatives from Cleveland and Elyria. Charles Brascoe of New Orleans, recently assigned to the Air Materiel Squadron, plans to report after a ten day furlough. Various families, including McConnell and Rosecrans, hosted dinners with children and relatives from Oberlin La Grange and Wellington.

Wastona Bead Florida Alice Debney Raymond Derrett Elyria Mes West San Stanley Amhurband Aine Harold Auble Wes- Tetcher Thomasese Cleveland John West Crandfnther Grace Wet Leslie Wert Mee James Mcfoenell Ind Materiel Squadmn Ith Air Mase Etrup Ella West Florine West Charles Brassie Ray Nrastee Futsheld Ste Willian Reeecrams Gary Oberlin Misa Laverte Joces la Grange Charles Mrasce Mer McConell Frank Sosy Jaret and Momer Memerville

Local Families Share Visits Vacations and News

Joe McConnell and Mrs Kathryn Piper join Boxediitig Green visitors and area families for vacations. Notes from community church gatherings record a resignation and new secretary, plus future meetings. Local births, moves, and Easter visits among McConnels, Simonsons, Davidsons, and Quads are noted with nearby friends and relatives.

Local clubs plan sale as April meetings announced

Spencer area notes show the Merry Mixers Circle No 1 of the WSCS planning an April meeting on the 23rd with Mrs Hazel Myers and a plant seed and shrub sale. The Ladies Aid and Missionary Society met at the Lutheran church for April with a covered dish dinner and program led by Mrs Crist Dick. News covers hospital visits, a quarantine for gard fever at the Howard McCourt home, a high school executive meeting, and community visits to Spencer.

TS Entertain Society F. H. Hrumby of Waxeman Women’s Missionary Society Camden Baptist Church Joe McConnell Faldlg McConnell Pritsfield Kathryn Piper Ats Breyley Boxediitig Green Kamilies Jack Bear Ohly State University Aperithie Buster Wellace Mer Mis Lott Breyley Etsle McConnell Tew Ladies’ Society of the Community Lodi Hospital Ronald Eugene Simonson Maxine Jameyson Quaid Yes Florence Spencer WSCS Methodist Church Hazel Myers Mex Myere Catherine Fuller Harvey Windsor Harry Grtetter Nora Eglin Elyria Ray Eglin Lawrence Butcher Liberty Street Rives Corners Ladies’ Aid and Missionary Society Lutheran Church Lloyd Lechleitner Crist Dick Wishart Parker Wedi Hospital Mather Charles Walters William Moore Morris, Walters Jr Harry Hendricks Howsard Allisim Wallace McIliralne Paul Overs Starevin Ingraham Chandos Varney L. Lauthlan Dinener Howeard McCourt Lewis Francis McCourt Mer Ida Myers Paul Brkdees Grafton Mervin Bridges U.S. Navy Mes Karl Weidrick Mee Charles Williams Dtr Lucy Williams Toledo Harvey Windear Libscris Bell Temple Mrx_ Walter Ensign Adirpeet Clyde Ensign Walter Alec Laren Jon Ellen Lara Ralph Hutches Tela Erb Medina Spent

Special Meetings At Bethany Baptist Church This Week

The Rev Thorn of In-Manapolis will speak at Bethany Baptist Church for a series of special meetings open to the public with preaching nightly this week. Also noted are social and family updates including Miss Evelyn Furselman of Glenville hospital and Mrs Victoria Nutcher's home return from Lodi Hospital.

Thorn In- Manapolis Bethany Baptist Church Fret Nichols Raymond Lamp Robert Jackson Evelyn Furselman Glensville Hospital Cleveland Glenville Methodist Church John Frankealtch Bertha Arent Frieida Mrr Clyde Ensign Victoria Nutcher Lodi Hospital Ralph Tutcher Mra Butcher

Grafton Homemakers Meet and Community Notices

The Grafton Homemakers club met at the town hall for April with a noon cafeteria dinner. Reports by officers followed, plus program notes by Mrs. Otis Lyndes on her WAM broadcast and the Homemaker and Her Job. May meeting set with Frances Eckert attending. St. Johns Ladies' Ald luncheon noted. Farm Bureau meeting details on hospitalization insurance and editorial discussion. Local property sale and legal notices summarized for public sale at the court house in Ilbs, Ohio, with estate descriptions and sale date.

Grafton Grafton Homemakers’ Club Town Hall C. Johnson Otis Lyndes WAM J. J. Sheldon Ganien Club North Ridgeville Frances Eckert Augusta Schott Grafton St. John's Arnold Buchholz Ue Usdal Fan Tan Helha Buchholz Helen Lyndes Meg. Armitt Schroeder Helen Neitzel Margaret Buehholz la Grange Armin Schrmeder Elyria Mee Melen Neitzel F.bac Ars IL H Schuver Farm Bureau Advisory Council No. 70 Corvin Mennell Roll Call Mics M. Belka Farm Bureau Henry Schriver G. S. Goss National Grance Mastery Corwin Menrell Hebekiah Lodge Anna Wesler Abe Bourkes Bay of Mar Meinck A Birsts Apd Sram Keeton Uniz Iver Torsin Wandbary Ant Ahwase Earagh

Local Social Guests and Gleaners Outing Report

The notice lists Alta Bokkel Baker and Alisa Myrtle Clark with Mr and Mrs Ed Wise as guests at the F B Schriver home, and Paul Wise and his son hosting Mr and Mrs H A Schuver. Ray Mitte and Marie Eberte of Fremont attended, with other local families visiting Darberton and a Gleaners group traveling to Harkard's Grave in Chatham for a pancake supper.

Gleaners Clase Harkard Chatham and Birs E. N. Hutler Lloyd Bart Tell C. C. Johnson Robert Nesbett Carl Shephard Fand Floyd Zacharias

Rochester 4 H Happy Workers Meet In April

The Rochester Happy Workers 4 H club held a Monday evening meeting at Mary Williams home on April 6 reorganizing for the year. Fifteen girls attended and officers were elected president Esther Davison vice president Muriel Bakers secretary Lilian Davidson treasurer Marvelle Baker reporters Elouise Rowland and Ethel Wilcox recreation leaders Edith Radcliffe and Theda Jewett. Counsellors Mrs Anna Wilcox and Mrs Mildred Rowland will continue in their roles.

Happy Workers Rochester Happy Workers 4-H Club Mary Williams Esther Davidson Muriel Bakers Lilian Davidson Marvelle Baker Elouise Rowland Ethel Wilcox Edith Radcliffe Theda Jewett Nna Wilcox Mildred Rowland

Easter Gatherings Across Families in Brighton and Elyria

Relatives from Rochester and Cleveland joined Easter celebrations at the Buffington home in Paris and Selyem home in Lorain. Guests included Mrs Addie Harbor for Bath birthday greetings and H P Pleske family visiting in from Painesville. Local travels covered visits to Cleveland and Elyria for funerals and health checks as extended kin visited over the holiday.

Mire Wade Knapp Bastar Indre East Marsht Brighton Alstedam Robert Mary ‘Alyeo Loula Looaey Wands John Buffington Rochester Mra Addie Harbor Bath Wellington Carrie Ella Taylor Plorence Davidson A. C. Pohlman Harry Pleske Painesville H. P. Pleske LC. Wolfe Cleveland Dalay Bentley Buffalo N.Y Virginia Belyem Baster L. A. Selyem Evelyn Selyems LD. Elie Elyria Charles Parker New London Abbie Jewett Lloyd Handley Anita Arthur Jewelt Esther Betridge Ralph McCauley Everett Nora Chambesln Sake Simonson

Paul’s School Introduces Interscholastic Hockey

Introduction claimed Concord New Hampshire Paul’s School brought inter scholastic hockey to the United States after undergraduates who vacationed in Canada reported seeing the game. The discovery allegedly sparked the sport among students ages ago.

Concord N. H~tee Paul's School United States Canada

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