Try 7 days of FREE access to billions of articles

Start Free Trial

The Chronicle Telegram in Elyria, Ohio

We have 16,378,606 pages in Ohio

View this page and access billions of articles with a 7-day free trial.

Start Free Trial

This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!

Start Free Trial

Cancel anytime, risk free

Not what you were looking for? Search our billions of articles

Advanced Search

Articles on This Page

This newspaper page contains 10 articles. Subscribers can read the full text of each article.

Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Apr 15, 1942

Page

2

Amherst Announces Date Of Coming Marriage

At the Who next club meeting held Tuesday at Miss Margaret Bauman’s home Amherst, Miss Jane Bairdé Brownhelm announced her upcoming marriage to James Nabakowski of Amherst on May 23 at the oval church. Gifts included gardenias and a card with details. First prize in the hearts game went to Miss Mildred Fritsch, consolation to Miss Eleanor Herchler. A two course service followed at a long table with spring flowers. Attendees included Ruth Angersbach, Jane Baird, Silred Fritsch, Eleanor Herchler, Elsie Trinter, Mrs Norman McConnel, Mrs William Forbush, Mrs Frank Relehart, and the hostess.

Amherst Who Margaret Bauman Jane Balrdé, Brownhelm James Nabakowski Oval Church Hearts Mildred Fritsch Eleanor Herchler Ruth Angersbach Jane Baird Sildred Fritsch Elsie ‘Trinter Norman McConneil William Forbush Frank Relehart

Amherst Fire Department Elects Officers and Hears Talks

Mre Frank Reichert hosts a May 12 gathering as Amherst Fire Department members elect Harald Brown president Charles Millervaceretary Frederick Tabbert treasurer Henry Gordon becomes auditor chairman Bernard McKinley and George Cabl. The group funds the infantile paralysis fund and approves a $100 transfer to the inhalator defense fund. Lunch follows a social hour in honor of E W Mays who received an honorary badge after 29 years of service.

Amherst Fires Department Harald Brown Charles Chrie Wilker C. G. Aschenbach Jay Gillette Chas Mathes Amherst Fire Department Carl DeCaire Elmer Torno Arthur Moesig Ralph McKinley Ed. Bahl Ralph Haas Philip Schmauch Hawkins Lorain Mays

P T A to Present Comedy Swing Out

Rehearsals for the well known musical comedy Swing Out proceed for a night school auditorium performance Thursday and Friday at 6 17 under the Marent Teacher Association. Miss Jean Mart Nice directs with Charlie McCarthy in person and a 36 voice chorus plus four youths in ladies attire from the Gringal Shoppe. Leading roles go to Shirley Heinhardt Bill Robertson Vera Mae Schubert George Walker Marilyn Webster Betty Scott and Gordon Ward. Forty nine children aged two to eight are enrolled in the Young American contest with top vote getters to be introduced Friday at 4 pm. Prizes are defense stamps.

Marent-Teacher Association Jean Mart. Nice Hollywood Cal Charlie McCarthy Gringal Shirley Heinhardt Bill Robertson Vera Mae Schubert George Walker Marilyn Webster Betty Scott Gordon Ward

Rededication Night Planned by Stone City Chapter Eastern Stars

Eastern Stars Stone City Chapter holds rededication night in regular meeting this evening. Women's Guild of St. Peter Evangelical and Reformed Church runs Circle tickets this evening with Mrs Frederick Berger. Elmer Johnson Post American Legion convenes in their region rooms tonight. Three circles of the guild meet Thursday afternoon with Circle Five hosted by Mrs Ed Lehmann and Mrs Martin Schroeder co-hostess.

Stone City Eastern Stars Women's Guild of St. Peter Evangelical and

Amherst Town Halls Hosts Gather for Send Off and Club Affairs

A large Amherst crowd gathered at the town hall park Tuesday morning to cheer five groups of local boys heading to the army, with James Smith and the Amherst high school band performing. Various social events followed, including the Mother-Daughter banquet planned by Marion Club of St. Joseph Catholic Church for May 6, committee chairs named, and bridge games at the Victorian Guild. A Stonington Masons meeting and Sew and So club activities were reported with prizes awarded and plans for future gatherings.

Amherst Town Hall Park Atty. J. 3. Smythe Sayer Hee James Smith Ambheret, High School Marion Club St. Joseph

Wedding Date Revealed for Mary Merger and Andrew Pete Jr

Announcement shows friends noting the coming marriage of Mrs Mary Merger and Mr Andrew Pete Jr. The ceremony is planned for Sunday, April 36 at St Peter Evangelical and Reformed. Hospital news lists admissions for Max Heten Simashy nevich in South Amherst.

Mary Merger Rudol de Derger Cromehill Avenue Andrew Pete, Jr St. Peter Evangelical

New London Rotary Club hears regional leaders report

New London Rotary Club met with 21 members present as Dr G W Pollock of Daytona Beach and I O O F grand secretary Ludvigsen of Baltimore spoke. Ward reported Huron County sales surpassed 493000 in March. upcoming guest Dr Hang Van Walt will speak April 20 on Nazis After Me. District conference delegates D B Barnes Jr and Tra Landes will attend Toledo meeting.

Rotary E.G. Ludviesen Sovereign Grand Lodge of the World I. 0 O. F Baltimore Fred Schmuckte Ohio Patriarch Militant of Columbus G. W Pollock Daytona Beach Fla William Gregory Oxolona Miss G. J. Spade New London Rotary Club Pollock Ludvigsen Huron County Rodney Ward Hang 'P van Walt Dr. van Walt Holland Schmuckte CLE. Ward Company Ned Londen Gregory D. B. Barnes, Jr Trinidad Tra L. Landes Toledo

Birmingham clubs host sewing and card events

Community groups meet at homes and churches for sewing sessions and Red Cross work. A Grange card party is planned at the Gerber home on Friday April 17. Local families visit and dine with relatives in Birmingham and nearby Oberlin and Lorain.

Birmingham Rost Mary Hannan Red Cross Birmingham Church Louis Ballast Birmingham Fire Hall the Grange Pred Gerber The Grange Fred Gerber

Permit Granted For New Dwelling At 398 Olive Street

A permit was approved for a new house at 398 Olive Street to be built by Fred Eady and Son. The structure includes a 2 by 31 foot foundation and an attached garage, valued in the $5,000 class. A separate Cork case held that a wife cannot pledge her husband’s credit for household expenses.

Olive Street Philip Hart Bulkling Uart Dickason Fred Eady and Son Cork Eire Jeremiah McCarthy

New London Junior Farmers Elect Officers and Plan Year

New London Klig Howland will head the New London Junior Farmers with Anderson as vice president PHU Anderson as secretary treasurer Wesley Marker as recreation reader Leanerener Franklin as press rep. The election was held at a club meeting with three new members listed and plans for the year discussed. The west meeting will be at Donaly Stahl's home on Saturday April 25. Mrs Heyman served a delicious tea at the close.

NEW London Klig Howland Stags Anderson Phu Anderson Wesley Marker Leanerener Franklin Mirefig Donaly Stahl

Also Mentioned on This Page

Lucy Noemer Axtel St Ataang Eure Capone Ian Jekto Mérves Ant Uae Frank Reichert Hostseas Ostrov’s Mes Henry Holle Flynlavave Nora Michael Charles Mathes Mainest Lena Warthingt Charles Satiers Weateah Charles Smith Park-ave Minnie Barker Joe Ryan Hobert Finnegan Stonington, Lodge of Masons Sew and Sa Club Ray Stevens Franklin Avenue E. Cricker Earl Blisz E. Mays Paul Redman Ed. Young Albert Raesler L. Roemer Earl Bliss Elyria Te Gui Deance Ie Hospital News Max Heten Simashynevich South Amherst NEW London 4 Tdiantown Smalhsergeant L. Puller Norman Indiantown Gap Marjory Fonden Delaware S. B. Palmer Sunday Puesta Glenn Jennines Fitchville Fred Andress Pamela Maney Lambie Fred Gilder Oberlin Wht Glime Roth Orma Eunice Tilly Minnie Gilme Here B. Ft. Gilme Albert Glime Rey Ennes Helen Cleveland Milett Fhorenre Houw Saonser San West Mor Ortik-Brythsmel Edo Pennleigh W.T. Grant Co. Plan Broad St
Search Courier

Search the The Chronicle Telegram Today with a Free Trial

We want people to find what they are looking for at NewspaperArchive. We are confident that we have the newspapers that will increase the value of your family history or other historical research. With our 7-day free trial, you can view the documents you find for free.

Not Finding What You Were Looking for on This Page of The The Chronicle Telegram?

People find the most success using advanced search. Try plugging in keywords, names, dates, and locations, and get matched with results from the entire collection of newspapers at NewspaperArchive!

Looking Courier

Browse Newspapers

You can also successfully find newspapers by these browse options. Explore our archives on your own!

By Location

By Location

Browse by location and discover newspapers from all across the world.

Browse by Location
By Date

By Date

Browse by date and find publications for a specific day or era.

Browse by Date
By Publication

By Publication

Browse old newspaper publications to find specific newspapers.

Browse by Publication