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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Apr 24, 1944

Page

3

Miss Lillian Cooley and Pvt James Collier Exchange Vows

Miss Lillian Cooley and Pvt James Collier were married in a Double Pig wedding at First Baptist Church Herevo Irving Reese presiding in the three oclock ceremony. The bride, daughter of Mrs and Mr So 1 Captay of Griswold Road, and the groom, son of Mr and Mrs Rene Calling of Lake Avenue, exchanged rings and vows in a formal society event.

Lillian Cooley Pvt James Collier First Baptist Church Irving Reese Oeluck James ‘Ale Captay Griswold Road Dyt. Collier Rene Calling Lake Avenue

Former Elyria Girl Weds In Florida City

Nancy Jean Greenland, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. FE Greenland of St. Petersburg, marries Capt. Joseph William Murray of Dayton in a Florida ceremony officiated by Rev. James J. Coale. The couple, both Elyria alumni, plan to reside in St. Petersburg after May 1. The event featured bridal party in white organdy, 120 guests, and a reception at the Elyria Woman's Club.

FE. C. Greenland Roo Thirty-second Avenue St. Petersburg Florida Elyria Nancy Jean Cpt Joseph William Mureray Abrs Murray Dayton James J. Coale First Presbyterian Eochurch Annapolis Geneva Ohio Corporal Murray Pinellas Air Rage North Bal Yost Cirtha Ruth Clyde Cooley Roy Cenex Ph. Mole US Navy Brraher Werbert Carton Kenneth Chapa Howard Smuth Claude Adams Ines Ralph Wasson Thelma Jeanne Gegenheimer Wilda Chapman Vera Mae Amith Collier Othe Honeymean Callier Camp Breckinridge Clearvine High School Clemenshaw Company Cleveland Elyria High School

Women urged to work and support war effort at home

Mrs Barnes is urged to seek useful work amid wartime shortages. The speaker proposes teaching skills for women in stores, cafeterias, dry cleaning, and laundries, noting laundry workers as essential war workers and promising better wages and daylight hours. He also mentions lawn care and grass seed timing.

VFW Post 1079 and Auxiliary Install Officers

VFW Post 1079 and Auxiliary held a joint installation at Seeand Street. Mrs Helen Kurtis of Cleveland installed the Auxiliary officers and the post officers were inducted by Kurtis. Guests included Judge H H Nye and Mayor AOR Agate Tien.

Seeand Street WTR Helen Kurtis Cleveland Thee Kurtis H. H. Nye Aor Agate Tien Kurtis Fdath Barker Mary Shatner Clevesland Auriliayy Mary Men KEmilva VYos+ buren Sera Rose and Woolley Ktemnor McCully Ean Awhiley Secrets Velvia Matralis Ethel Waris Comuketress Yelan Ceady Reetha Mulroy Patrionte Tuatrietar Irene Andress Historan Color Speorers Sutwine Buatte Helene Fiench Betty Mingtote Kragniai Iastee Betty Maglot Fry Dieter Dork Phos Davely Sinart Kove Chistian Rone i

Marriage Licenses Granted in City

Local records show several marriage licenses issued this week. Notable entries include Ida F and other pairs, with standard details recorded by the clerks.

Van Winkle earns music degree and prizes in time of war

Mrs Van Winkle, a former vocalist and pianist, earned a doctor of music degree and first prize for her cane tata Bethlehem to Calvary from the National Musiciatl Association. She was named regional judge for Young Artists auditions by the National Federation of Music Clubs and is a member of Tuesday Musicale in Pittsburgh and the National Penwomen. Meanwhile local notices list visits, hospital moves, military leave, and community events including university honors, hospitalizations, and youth activities in Elyria and surrounding towns.

MFC van Witkle Calvary National Musiciatl Association National Federation of Music Clubs van Winkle Tuesday Musicale Club Pittsburgh National Penwomen Van Robert Oband Clea Olds Indiana Iin Heginbotham Gilbert Ueambotham Frankin Street Elyma Memorial Hospital Gates Hospital Lto Athert W. Hardesty JD. Bisee East Avenue Lt. Hardesty Brookley Field Mobile Alabama Lovie Johnston McKeesport Josephine Mapehka Harrison Street Mischka Oberlin College A.C Hudnunt Chronicle-Telegram New York City Pubseners Association Walsdorf-Astoria Warren Yearley Great Lakes Ninth Street Yawcla Port Gclinton USO Lorain Elgie No ‘Taylor Woo Tastar Princeton Aviaue Bradley Foeld Carl Schroder Oxford Avenue Elyria Memorial Carl David Margaret Becker Grafton Elyria Memorial Hospital Reginald Fawkes Judith Ann Kenwood Street Elva Memorial Hospital Mildred Hanshaw West Avenue Fosturia Bloonsdale Ohio Walter Dawns Elyvia Meuiarie Hospital

Medina District Youth Meet Led by Leadership Theme

Medina District Youth Meet at First Congregational Church Oberlin drew about 275 attendees for an afternoon program themed Leadership for Tomorrow. Rev Joseph King welcomed participants. Prof Leonard A Stidley spoke on The Aviat Leadership and four discussion groups addressed Juvenile Delinquency Leadership in Your Church Community World Leadership. Officers were elected. supper and vesper services followed with participation from nearby Amherst Elyria Oberlin and Fairmont churches.

Medina Youth Association Suneday First Congregation Oberlin I Sand Hat Joseph Kingwigter Laraib Pilgrim Fellowship Leonard A. Stidley Oberhu Cradidate Schools Keys Association James Brand House Ely Clayton Gott@ied Fiynis Fern Gaines Robers Rehreos Alan Ed van Metre Oberling J King

Rattan Moffnin Nuptials Held At Second Congregational Church

The Rev. A E Kemp officiated at the marriage of Mrs. Hozel Rattan and Max Moffnin in the Second Congregational parsonage. Attendants included Mr. and Mrs. Frederick W. Dachtfer. The bride wore a navy suit with accessories. guests from Cleveland and Letwood attended. The couple will reside at Lake Avenue. Mr. Ehlke of Elyria Hardware Co. has been employed 21 years.

A.E. Kemp Hozel Rattan Max Moffnin Second Congregational Chilech Frederick W. Dachtfer Halfman Lake Avene Vwree Mia Arthur Ehike Lillian Krugiine East Avenue Poe Utessen Pyelaawn Witlkint Riehard

Oberlin Youth Fellowship Meeting At First Chaitin Church

Oberlin speaker Vurbe two members and friends of Youth Fellowship met in the First Chaitin church Sunday for a regular gathering. Geylard led song and spoke on the problem of aiding rehabilitation centers. Next Sunday Helen Bramwell will head the program with Mrs CL Hanutton of Oberlin as guest speaker.

Oberlin Vurbe Friends of Youth Fellowship Geylard Misa Ciace CL Hanutton Junior Youth Fellowship First Christian Shured Janet Osborne Marguerite Edwards Senior Fellowship

Grace Guild meeting notes and community notices

Mrs J Bowman read I Will Help Thee at Grace Guild meeting. New member welcomed, guests attended and Red Cross knitting and cookie packing planned. Several church groups announced plays, banquets, and fellowship events with a Golden wedding anniversary and various committees listed. Rural teachers in Gentry County noted, 320 of 56 married.

Welcoma Mambai J. Bowman Grace Guild Kennenéth Harrison Florence Heaping Red Cross William Walker Young Peoples Society West Herbert Kanta Alice Jovlak Paul Block Rosemary Taylor Huth Winehell tHeten Nierman Saral Nierrman Qsear Daroch Father Krause Gentry County Missouri Marian Lunsfgord

North Ridgeville PTA Installs Ridgeville Officers

North Ridgeville P T A installs officers during a Thursday ceremony. Mrs Verne Wilbur as president and Miss Ruth Forthafer and Miss Eleanor Kalter as secretary and treasurer join Mrs Vern Andrews as installing officer. A business session followed with reports on maternity care and infant care, danger control, and a county council report. A paper sale was announced for Thursday, with a study game and round table planned for Tuesday at 2 PM in the high school recreation room.

P.T.A Ridgeville Maugh Verne Wilbur Mie. C. So Winters Mise Ruth Forthafer Eleanor Kalter Vern Andrews W. K. Johnson George Boorn Rilph Gilder Witters Revert County Council South Amherst Dobnson Ralph Yost Pisot Thuredigoof Stanley Benner Ernest Henson Loriia Sweet D. Hadaway Ie Yages Ways and Means H. Amid Henson M. Affen

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