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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 25, 1942
Page
9
Henry McLemore rails against confusion over internment terms and defends tough treatment of enemy aliens. He laments U S courtesy, urges harsh measures, and argues for unconditional punishment of spies and saboteurs as essential to national survival.
Wellington announces the fifth six week honor roll with named students across grades, listing many with honorable mentions. The long roster includes Betty Arndt Audrey Makeley Mary Jang Chambers Ane gle Farino Bolly Kiracase and more across first to eighth grades.
A garbled OCR style snippet mentions Go East Go West and phrases about Horace Green and Go West Yount, with references to western states and stenographers in Washington amid blackout restrictions, indicating a faded, unclear historical snippet.
Mrs Charles Riceby led the business session of Circle Three at LaPorte Methodist church with reports noting funds from paper sales and tax savings. Members and guests enjoyed contests, a salad course, and a yellow daffodil favor as decorations, with plans announced for a Spring luncheon and committee assignments.
The Home Artists IH club met at Care ’iste Center schoolhouse on April 1, led by President Zona Rodin and secretary Virginia Murtt. Discussion covered a program to be presented by the 4-If club, followed by singing and refreshments. The LaGrange Busy B’s discussed projects Fresh from the Oven and ABC’s of Sewing, distributed registration blanks, and added two new members. The next meeting is scheduled for Tuesday evening May 19 with location TBA. Sunday service at LaPorte Methodist church features a Friendship Class program after Bible School, with Rev. Thomas Hughes speaking on Our Cherishing Desires at 11:15. The choir, organist, and soloists perform hymns including Saviour, Breathe an Evening Blessing and When the World Ferrets. Homemakers Group of East Car Isle celebrated the 41st wedding anniversary of the hostess. Miss Frances Eckert spoke on Adjustment in Family Living, followed by discussion and planned meeting at Mrs Eddy’s home on May 78. A luncheon by the Women’s Society at LaPorte Methodist church will feature soprano Mr. Flop Worthindon and readings by Mrs. Heldinger and committee members.
The annual mu ssle festival will be presented at Florence Rural School in Birmingham featuring an all boy cast led by Herbert Long William Gerrick Robert Gerrick Richard Brechmacher Richard Davidson and Andrew Ortner. Nursery school attendees include Billy Nabakowski Harvey Walford Andrew Robart Eugene Clary Donald Clary Thomas De Muth Donald Sprunk Bobby Angle James Blander Elwin Saylor Jimmy DeMuth Glenda Werkmeyer Beverly Webber Gaylies Martin Vesta Aller Judy Ratt. Miss Clara Kline hosted sewing club and a luncheon for Mrs R. C. French Mrs Krause Mrs Louis Ballash Mrs G. A. Higgs Mrs B. ft Grime and Agnes Kemp. Friendship Sunday School class met at the Almont Watson home with a social lunch. Frank Smolen of the Marines spent leave before transfer to Miami from Iceland. Warda Sprour and Wilbur Poyer wed in Sandusky and plan to live near Bertin after a Kentucky trip. Florence ladies’ Aid hosted a farewell for Mrs Adolf Fullerabe who plans to move to Lauderdale after building their new home.
WPA workers in Houma Louisiana uncover a likely all time naturalization entry from a 1848 minute book. The record names William Yarrow born in Africa and linked to Realise Deal Th. The find suggests a notable early naturalization case amid local county records.
A dense directory of area churches lists services, worship times, and pastors. It names Bethany Chapel, Epworth, First Congregational, Emmanuel Lutheran, and other congregations with morning and evening schedules, Sunday schools, youth groups, and outreach activities including prayer meetings and choir programs.
Huntington Township boys will organize a Four-H Club this year marking the first such effort in several years, according to a report received by C.
Acme Grange hosted a Rural Life Sunday event at the Methodist church on May 10 with notable performances led by Ora Walker and George Hang. Members from nearby areas attended. refreshments were arranged by Mrs Russell Wade and Mrs Perry W. Heineman, and a Pomona Grange visit was planned for Saturday night along with a male quartet performance.
La Grange seniors present a three act comedy titled Almost Summer on Thursday April 30 at 7 30 pm in the high school auditorium. Cast includes Don Aldrich Helen Noxderka Forrest Weaver Anna D Amico James Dunlap Shirky Kelner James Weyrick Eleanor Tomasek Sam Brown Eleanor Heft. The plot follows Paul Jones during exam time as he is accused of stealing exam questions and nearly loses his girl Hummel. The club forms an advisory board with James Rowland as president and Marion J Crile as advisor.
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