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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Apr 20, 1942

Page

10

KiQueens Adt Program and Local Club Notes

Journal notes a Ki-Queens program on Tuesday evening with Mrs S J Binks entertaining at her home. A list of social club activities follows including officer elections for Fri-Ettes and plans for the Young Matrons clubs spring event at the YWCA on April 3. Also covered are a Young Churchmen meeting at St Andrew's with Trinity debate and a wedding announcement for Mrs Annie M Crostand to W W Wallace in Philadelphia on April 17.

S.J. Binksheck Gratton Hawaii Fri-Ejen Yow Coa Bel Duckett Morton Haydngg Mes J. I. Douglas Mra WE. Smith Lo B. Backer Hastings HW OK Hybarger Mra So Dede Mra. Eager Y. WG. A W. D. Gilder Eager Boynton Harcrocts Spode Moody Schreiber Frye St. Andrew's Seevier Kathren Patton Henry Scrivens Virginia Vaughn Charlene Bautt Kathryn Patton Elyria Annie M. Crostand W. W. Wallace Philadelphia Pennsylvania Gibson E. J. Howensinc Spanish War Veterans Rowing Circle D.C Kothe Prantlin P.T. A Woman's Club KN Kaze Sorority Lo- Tain Ra-Zell T. Hal- Janet Murray Ridge Warin Roberta Tenry East Grace Lutheran Ald Society St. Man's

Hospital Ailussians and Discharges List Names

A long OCR fragment lists individuals associated with a hospital. It mentions Joseph Noveske and many others with addresses, plus discharge notices for Neva McQuate and Chiny Clayton Griswold. Several items reference babies, mothers, and addresses across multiple streets and towns.

Joseph Noveske Third Street Mies John Baredon Gratton Mary Catherine Thome Atun W. C. Brown Fast Avenue William Smith Lonefellow Street Paul Fritz Middle Avenue Eadward Jatowiec Lexington Avenue George Kontpas West Fitead Street Clayton Heimberger Hy Johis Linwitte Boa West Avenue Henry Yourkvitets West Hiver Street Neva McQuate Polk Chiny Clayton Griswold Napry Ann Rogers Cleveland Hubbes Ray Mond Coon Woodford Avenue Peter Balint South Prospect Street Mes. Martin Mt Gowan Fay Broad Street Atrs Hermat Plas Baby Bay West Sixth Street Betty Hencham Ashland Donald McConkey Smithcert John Piskur Joseph Sabo George Street Elmer Pe Lerry Baby Sit Avon Gary Byron Wellington Elaine Stettie Frederick Snider Abberoud Gordon May South Street Jesse Firdla West River Raymond Holmes Attica Chester Noel Fuller Toad

Women urged to save zippers amid wartime shortages

War Production Board limits metal slide fasteners, hooks and eyes, snaps and buckles. Consumers must preserve zippers, buttons and other fasteners as steel and zinc supplies shrink. Women who sew face harder to obtain zippers and snaps, while copper bans and rust risk rise. Tea consumption in the United Kingdom hits 400 million pounds annually per Commerce Department.

OPA War Production Board Rapper United Kingdom Department of Commerce

Community groups rally across Lorain streets and churches

A dense schedule of clubs and societies fills Lorain area lists with meetings and events. Daughters of Batata and Second Congregational Women host sessions. musical acts, suppers, and lectures unfold at First and Second churches plus multiple WCTs and study clubs. Local leagues, Knights of Pythias, and youth groups convene around Monday through Thursday in homes, churches, and YMCAs.

Husanta Wesley First Methodist Shurch Fdna Mae Wilson Ninth Street White Elephant Daughters of Batata Iva Simmons Cleveland Street Dean Price Pasadena Avenue Duntur Jones DeLuna Orrie Petrifle Lorain Arthur Logan Parkview Ct Albert Hang North Olive Street Gopher Club Martha Kumsr Intarain Lin First Spencer D. Irwin Cleveland YeDebs United Presbyterian Men's Mission League Akron Tannister Canton Lorain Auriliacy 1. C. O. F. Hall

Fleetwood Estate Brings Mont Sherrill to Kentucky Farm

Anne Blakemore returns to run Fleetwood a horse farm in financial trouble with sister Judith and Aunt Lut. Mont Sherrill the young horseman arrives as manager, facing a wary start under Anne’s command while a past linked to embezzlement looms and the farm’s future hangs on three valuable mares.

Anne Blakemore New York Kentucky Fleetwood Httle Judith Lut Judge Damzerfield Siont Shersitl Mont Sue Anne Moet Sherrill Bruce Tits Iife Tropics Texas Colorado Oklahoma Louisiana Ance Antic Thad Frankfort Nont Mont Sherrill Sbe Tie

Licenses and residents listed in township notices

A township license notice lists individuals with ages and towns including Raymond Gandre 47 Akron. Genevieve Adams 3% Columbia township. R Miliken 52 trborer. Latilda Robertson $3 Faut Hornacek Ridgeville. Antonia Zak 49 Allegé ville. Ross W Rogers 30 Lorain stationary engineer. Agnes La Londe 23 Lorain. Andrew Pete Jr 25 Amherst factory worker. Mary Elizabeth Berger 22 Amherst.

Raymond Gandre Akron Dhller Genevieve Adams Columbia Township Datirs R. Miliken Trborer Latilda Robertson Faut Hornacek Ridgeville Senet Antonia Zak Alégeville Ross W. Rogers Lorain Agnes la Londe Andrew Pete, Jr Amherst Mary Elizabeth Berger

Marshall and Hopkins Return from London Mission

Gen George C Marshall and Harry L Hopkins return to Washington from London where a confidential mission with four British representatives concluded. The group, seen as guiding plans for a second front, were to meet President Roosevelt and top leaders as war strategy talks resume.

Washington George C. Marshall Army Roosevelt Harry L. Hopkins London Hopkins New York Marshall Marshall-Hopkins

News of Our Boys in Service Amid World War II

Capt FJ Patterson of Detroit United States Rubber Co becomes active duty at Holabird Baltimore after four years in the Reserve Corps. Aviation cadets Robert and Gustav Apal move between Maxwell and Gunter Fields in Alabama for further training. Alvin Baldt of Sprucepines leaves to join the Coast Guard. Pvt Paul Maynard, inducted March 17, stationed at Jefferson Barracks with the 27th. Marshall and Hopkins in Europe urge Churchill to strike. Sgt Zigmunt Glentkowski promoted at Fort Knox. Steve Baksa, 17, Marines, enjoys rifle range work and aims for the Quartermaster branch. Pvt William McDermott moves to Curtis-Wright Technical School with Benny Platt. Britain buys $100,000 carrot seed from New Zealand.

FJ. Patterson Howestreet iHolabird Motor Base Baltimore United States Army Reserve Corps Patterson Detroit United States Rubber Co Marjorie Robert G. Apal Gustav Apal Gunter Field Maxe Jwell Field Alabama Sone G. Apai Kenwood Street South East Air Corps Training Center Maxwell Field Paul Maynard Jefferson Bare Racks St. Louis Europe Marshall London United States Hopkins Churchill United Nations Steve P. Baksa Julius Baksa Elyria inMe United States Marine Corps Marthe Cargo Army Reserve Marine Corps William M. McDermott McDermott Lake Avenue Jefferson Barracks Missouri Curtis-Wright Technical School Glendale California Pvt McNermott Benny Platt

Unclear request about monthly payments and installment plan

The message asks if cash can be provided this month and suggests paying at reasonable cost in monthly installments. It mentions dissatisfaction with a job and implies repayment of a loan or debt without fuss.

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Society Dorothy Funk Babe Little Fri-Ettes Nee Aye Castile Rez I A Aroan ST Teun Royal Typewriter Company Royal Baker’s Typewriter Sales & Service Middle Ave Byrie Chie Tot Caneta Club Jaaleson Alr Uventh Tlesway First Congregational Church PT. A Pune Ely Pet. A R. O. Bollinger Ashland College Mary Jones J. Ki-Queens J. Birk iLerk East Avenue James Amith Chestnut Ridge TS Hastings Jouls Huber Roy Jultz Denison Avenue Lorain Deanery N.C C. W SL Agnes Group Emmerich Joe Gurky J Yvette Roling Laurange Road Tom Koriak Louisiana Javen Imertacia Betty Mose Eighth Mie Louise Koepp Rose Atary Higgle Second Congregational Women Cora Ludlow West Street Frank Harmon Lodge Contes Chevalier Lodge Knights of Pythias Rebekah Noble Grands Post Lorain Co Maternal Health Service Haa Beta Slema Phi Marye I Schwert Catholic Study Club Evelyn Chapman Golden Glow Club Mary Diederich Foster Avenue Raymond Flas Harrison Street J. A. O. Club J. C Masonic Temple Methodist Church Camew Club Ernie Erber Fourth Street Odem Club A. Brot Gull Toad Shrine Shorles Price Elyria Country Club West Side Guild of Bt. Andrews Pearl Wendiley Caroline Avenue Robert McWillianta Thale Club Gerald Wilson Dewey Avenue Emmanuel Lutheran Gisler Ira Arnold Aero Club Joanne Smith Eighth Street Moore Moose Hart Second Street Ithian Sisters Pythian ‘Temple St. Paul's Church Good Will Bible First ‘Congregational Shaw Carlton Smith New Oberlin Toad Elks Ballroom Prama Dept Baldwin-Wallace College G. B. Findley Abbe Road Daughters of America Phyllis Yunker Gratton Road Floyd Helfrich Gull Road Fatro Clu Marjorie Grambley Lakesoool Dorcas Church of Christ C. A. Martin Order of Eastern Star Dante P.T. A. Northwest F. Hall K of Ph Tall Women's Relief Corps Aunt Sue Ante Tattare Ange Mant Aton Elyria Furniture West Broad Street Uncle Sam Alvin Roy Baldt Spruce Peters United States Coast Guard Max F. Baldi West Side Lumber and Coal Company Me'lé Mrg. J. Z Maysnard Fifth Street Zigmunt Glentkowski Ars Jacob Glentkowski Charles Court le Knox Armored Glentkowski Pfaudler Britain New Zealand A&p Co Max Horwils Broad Street Furnithee Fess Onne Siereaury Maeledd Perconal Kan Company Myeu Ver Posner Shen Rayress Saatices Century Building Jad Broad St Woolworth’s R.R. Ritter Ohio Prem Victuwt Rytet Fay-Dat
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