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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Apr 17, 1942

Page

15

Circles of First Methodist Church entertain April meetings

Circles of the First Methodist Church hosted April meetings with dessert courses and devotions. Circle No 3's gathering at 2 pm featured Bible readings from Matthew and discussion of missionary work, while Circle No 2 planned a May breakfast and shared material on nutrition and whole grains. Circle No 4 hosted an April 22 event with a tureen luncheon and reports on outreach, with notes on new members and future hosting duties.

First Methodist Church Ohio Street D. T. Kiet Taub Hines Shirley Nieken Claire McIntyre Denis Wurster Dlerman Fortman Matthew End Mortmen Mrey John Wester

Local meeting details at First Methodist church noted

The article covers Circle no 8 and Circle no 10 gatherings at the First Methodist Church, hosted by Mrs Alec Garland and Mrs Paul Herbert. It notes devotions, a talk on medicine by Mrs Lee man, a DeMolay transfer, plans for a Like Prom, a new home opening for Verdi Beusch, and a Junior Musical Art society meeting with awards and refreshments. Mentions 200 members, several hosts, and upcoming events in May.

Circle No. 2 Chate Learn Park Avenue Alton Preston JL. Warster GQ. Ro Drosbeck FL BR. Leinseder WW. J Linginger Hay Browe Mra Dinkounerd Mra Garland Meten Osborn Arabia Harrison Jennings Mire Fim Muswell Minnie Fowls Chete Noo Alec Garland Cambridgetreet Fridenstine Ellsworth Hales Garls Mary Fawls Ed Stag Ernest Splete F. £. Foreman Gust Erickson The Atlantic M. Ati Wilcox Peter Kelinski Circle No. 10 Paul Herbert Hiz Lake Avenue Leanna Moore Myrtle Halliwell Warland Corarey Tarbet Proyer John Streicher Henderson Kentucky Edwin Birley Greist Carl Schmitkens Lake Aves David J. Nye Ralph Vanek Galen Remsen Fiks Greta Cotemitierie

Fragmented license list with misspelled names and addresses

A garbled OCR fragment lists licenses and ages for individuals including Favand J. Brosxy Elvaia Acms and Geraldine Ann Skedren with ages 24 and 17 respectively, plus Hagoid J. Lema and Dorothy Miko 4k in township. Other names include Mivron Henry Peters 24 Elyria and a keeper Dane Eien Unser 21 of BT Denison Avenue Tetalafatta TA. Shef-

Favand J. Brosxy Elvaia Acms Geraldine Ann Skedren Bath Hagoid J. Lema Dorothy Miko Mivron Henry Peters Elyria, Tenkkeeper Dane Eien Unser Denison Avenue Tetalafatta- TA Shef

Bridge Party at Mrs Strathers Home and Guild Meeting

The report details a St Andrew's Guild bridge party hosted at 128 Hath Street by Mrs Kenneth Strathers. Prizes were awarded to Mrs Max Woprester and Mrs TOE Smith for high scores, with refreshments and floral table decor. The note mentions future missionary fund efforts and a visit by the Aero Club to Vermilion-on-the-Lake.

Kenneth Strathers Hath Bortess Charlotte Eady St. Andrew's Church Eport Cereerains Max Woprester Toe Smith Nessor Goure Yhrer Joseph Williams Pasadena Avenue Guild Alyce McDonald The Aero Club Joanne Smith Vermilion-on-the-Lake Jeanne Wagner Manan Hoberts Margaret Tobinson Martha Christie

Hospital Admissions Incomplete Nameslisted At Addresses

Hospital notices list multiple admissions with fragmented names and street addresses. Readership is asked to review the items for potential updates, including Mrs Malenley Beeze and Mrs Anna Jen among others at Chesnut, Clark, Princeton avenues, and related households.

Malenley Beeze Chesnut Street Anna ‘En Edgar, Albright James Cunningham Smond Hibbee B.D Ruscell Dunn Airz James Camere Cleveland Maxine Brucman Clark Street Robert Vern Achen Princeton Avenues Kenneth Hult

Mrs Bare Hostess After Four Games At Home

Mrs Bare acted as hostess after four games of tricce at the home of Mrs Philip Bare on Fant avenue. Fawkes and the hostess won high score prizes, and Alte Gowee Carter was assisted. Guests Mex and Max Bearer received the ape global prize. Mrs Bare served a sandwich course to sisters who were members of the Et YetT club. On April 9, Mrs Carter will entertain at her Lake avenue home.

Husseh Francis Sixth Street First Methodist Church Francis George Wiesexe George Shore Fritz Ridin Devar Fe Pau Ionasy Mt Surene W. C. Ah Circle 4 Dayton Hobison McClellan Clarence Beazll Merritt Powell Soldier Richard Fry Philip Bare Fant Avenue Aira Fawkes Gowee Carter Max [Earer Hare Apell BO Carter Lake Avenue

Girl Scouts Attend First Aid And Water Safety Sessions

Ten senior Girl Scouts from Troop No 1 attend weekly first aid lessons led by Mrs J A L Hurlbut while four members take Life Saving instruction with Mrs Franklin Saunders. Public Health Center staff Mrs Fulton and Miss Stegman discuss birth certificates. chemist G Curtiss explains water and milk testing. the group visits Geraldine Miller's home for seed starting and outdoor watering plan with soil prepared by Mrs L Miller.

Troop No. 1 J. AL Hurlbut Franklin Saunders Fulton Stegman Public Health Center Clit G. Curtiss Pitts Geraldine Miller Nint Street L. Miller

Pittsfield social notes and local moves and visitors

Mr and Mrs A G Mills joined Sunday dinner with the Lawrence Mohrmans who had returned from Florida. The Wehner family moved onto the George Walte farm east of Pittsfield Center and George Clark moved to Fitchville. Avery of near Chattanooga Tenn visited his parents in Pittsfield, and Miss Mita Rothgery of Elyria stayed with Miss Betty Maye Lounsborough. Several local families hosted guests and the Helping Hand Club met at Charles Louikart. Clifford Carter, released from a Fort Benning hospital, hopes to return home soon. Mrs Mary Emery of Elyria shared Sunday evening with Mr and Mrs Ray Carter. Mrs Delton Mohrman has left Allen Hospital and stayed with her sister in Camden. Mehran remains critical. Mr H T Worcester and family visited Mildred Loundsborough. A Talmaze Sale is planned April 15 at Kaistenestt Church.

Pittsfield A G. Mills Lawrence Mohr Lman Elyria Mohrmans Florida Art Wehner la Grange George Walte Pittsfield Center George Clark Fitchville Robert Avery Chattanooga Tenn Clifford Carter Fort Benning Mary Emery Ray Carter Delton Mohrman Allen Hospital Oxglia Ed Ober Cammen Mehran H. T. Worcester Psen Leten Overlin Mildred A. Loursbrough Familly

Suburban Churches and Community Services Summary

Suburban churches in Upetegralf and surrounding towns hold morning worship at 11 AM and Sunday school at 10 AM. The Vettstila community session features minister William Smith and superintendent E. Campbell. Wittsfield and Penfield churches offer morning service and church school with sermons on spiritual topics. Community singing led by local leaders accompanies services.

Upetegralf Paator Lupic Living Church Courage” Choir Vettstila William Snith E. Cammpbell Zertion Guyrn Geople Beta Churches J. A. McConnell Jack Templeton Wittsfield Methodist Norman Weyzick Ray Widdowson Penfield Mary Candy Are

Community notices and wartime shipping updates mix in a clipped roundup

Richmond superintendent Clanca hosts youth discussion at 8 PM led by Mrs Candy on Neighbors in Unneighborly Works. The Ladies Literary Club meets Wednesday at Bociety Hall with Mrs Bo Ta Henea of Wellington giving a book review. Herreley notes a war era shell shock shipment to England. California food ministry alerts UC about wartime grain arrivals with 3.3 percent casualty spoilage. Shanghai Harbor capacity lists 184 merchant ships and warships at once.

Richmond Clanca Imeet Mra Candy AMD Bociely Hall Ald Mra Bo Ta Henea of Wellington Herreley Calif England Dbrithh Food Ministry University of California

Million Mite Travel to Canton for Mother's Funeral

Robert A. Jaap flew from Canton to attend his mother Mrs. Wistisan Jaap's funeral in California. He served commanding a Coast Guard anti aircraft battery during Japanese bombings at Pearl Harbor before returning home for the burial service. Alcohol is now the principal motor fuel in Tunisia.

Canton Robert A. Jaap Milea Jaap Wistisan Jaap Callefornia Coast Guard Peer Harbor Tunisia

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