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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Apr 26, 1944

Page

3

Parent-Teacher Council Discusses Supervised Playgrounds Problems

The Elyria PTSA group reviewed last summer's playgrounds and the City Recreation Board's plans for the coming season. They stressed the need for competent supervision, discussed fundraising, and announced a $100 contribution to the Recreation Fund. A parliamentary procedure course will be held May 8 with six lessons, and officers will appoint committee chairs.

City Recreation Board Caeli. Smith Elyria Coies Aiet Sesterdas Franklin Tha. Room Smith PTSA Council Pierre Smith Mra Franklin Quinn Cleveland Wit W. L. Paim Kenneth Boylan Mable Ellis Harry Klee

Student Department of Musical Art Society Concludes Year

The concluding program of the Student Department of the Musical Art Society drew about 100 attendees at Pret Congregational church. It marked a successful year with diverse music. Mrs Kolopus led and thanked contributors. performances included piano solos and duets by multiple students, violin and cello pieces, and vocal numbers with accompanying staff. Refreshments followed.

Musical Act Society Louis Kolopus Robert Bovian Gladys McCullough Edi Bates Kolopus Sac Dolores Guiner Darren Sutff Virgina Lyman Lois Cary Penter A. E. Giles Evelyn Sokol Sylvia Taynor Max van Wormer Dane Gentzel Marcia Batan Jean Sadow Joan Eldred Pauline Kaatz Eugene Baldwin Pian Katherine Karas Lois King Geraldine Miller Richard Pitkin Catherine Schramin Phyllis Tulk Jacqueline Carmel Wilma Varga Joan Connie Boylan Lila Bennett Wilma Sonkoly

Christensen Weds Kentucky Girl In Owensboro

Sgt Peter Christensen and Miss Margaret Payne wed in Owensboro Kentucky on April 22. Christensen, in the service three years and stationed at Fort Knox, recently returned to Kentucky after a stay at the Christensen home. Mrs Christensen works at Ken-Rad in Owensboro. The couple hosted a rummage sale at 245 Sevand Street next to V POW Franklin PTA on April 28 at 7:00 a.m.

Cheis Christensen Gratton Road Sgt Peter Christensen Margaret Payne Owensboro Kentucky Sat Christensen Fort Knox The General Industries Ken-Rad Corporation Owensborn Sevand Street V. Pow. Franklin P.1.a

Licenses Issued in Elyria area for several workers

A list of license holders includes William Ignatz 21 machine operator Elyria son Elizeceli Town WP 305 West River Street and John Kopis 27 Elyria U6 Army along with Ruby Mae Woodcock 20 819 Woodland Avenue Elyria. Also listed are Harry J. Shafts 38 Verntinn inspector and Laura Beetler 20 Vermilon R. BL and Doris Cowley 25 Columbia Bration with Leonard Rounds 24 Valley Cry II S&S Army.

William Ignatz Elyria Ad Elizeceli West River Street John Kopis U6 Army Ruby Mae Woodcock Woodland Avenue Harry J. Shafts Verntinn Laura Beetler R. BL Vermilon Leonard Rounds S&s Army Doris Cowley Columbia Bration

Local Personal Notices Highlight Military Leave and Births

Oberlin road resident Mrs H W Shepard returns from Chicago after ten days visiting friends while her son Robert Paty pursues am radio training at USNTS Herzl Junior College. Seaman Jacob Brouse Jr arrives on 24 day leave from San Francisco to Chestnut street with his parents. Navy service details and other family news accompany a night of Legion Auxiliary events, donations, and upcoming charity drives at Elyria Memorial Hospital and local clubs.

H. W. Shepard Oberlin Road Friends Chicago Robert Paty USNTS Herzl Junior Colleat Jacob Brose Jr Seaman Lee U. S. Navy Thit City San Francisco California Myr Jacob Brouse Sr Chestnut Street Seaman Brouse Navy Alex Gammie Timmy Philadelphia Gammie Wilk South Pacific George Waller Ching Rand Gripsholm May Heard B. Hecock Heard Rast Avenue George, Smitzer Marge Schwer Walter Cebula North Olive Sireet Elyria Memorial Hospital Ralph Wasson Thelma Jeanne Gegenheimer West Jatrent New York City United States Navy Howard Wendell Cleveland Irvin Wendell Cedar Street Donald Folley West Hiver Street Elyria Mernorial Hospital Clarence Bacher Ferain Elyria Memorial Hospital Carol Strong Lroad Kiva Memorial Hospital

Rounds-Cowley Wedding Rites At Valley City Home

Miss Doris Cowles daughter of Mr and Mrs Arthur Cowley of North Eaton and St Sgt Leonard Rounds were married at the Nichols home in Valley City in the presence of immediate families The Rev Frank A Reigh read the ceremony at 586 pm The wedding dinner followed and the couple left for a short trip The bride expects to join her husband at Camp Van Dern Mississippi and she is employed by the Percy Fay company Also notes on W W T Club meeting and other social items with prizes and a dessert course

Doris Cowles Arthur Cowley North Eaton St Sgt Camp van Dern Mississippi Percy-Fay Company

Walther League Set To Stage Play at Grace Lutheran Hall

Walther League society of Grace Lutheran Jehuren presents a play directed by Mrs. WOW Walker tomorrow and Friday at 7 45 p m at Grace Lutheran parish hall corner of Princeton and East River. Sally Graham aka Cyclone Sally is played by Lois Wahl with Jack Webster by Robert Schmittgen. Other cast members include Carl Keisler Vera Schmittgen Shirley Yoo Myrtle Haas Irene Dorow William Watton and Jack Yoo. Tickets available at the door.

Sally E. Hofer Mrs. Wow Walker Walther League Society of Grace Lutheran Jehuren Grace Lutheran Parish Hall Princeton East River Street Sally Graham Lois Wahl Jack Webster Robert Schmittgen Carl Keisler

Navy Mothers Aid $100 Gift to Crile Hospital Fund

Navy Mothers Club No 121 held a large regular meeting voting 100 for Crile hospital Cleveland telephone home fund. New members sworn in, remarks on cattle gifts to hospitalized boys and mothers, and a lot about postwar labor and industry roles. May events include rummage sale May 20 and a memorial service.

Navy Mothers Club No. 121 Crile Hospital Cleveland Clarence Mudge Verna Bauer Phoebe Mathis Sunshine Los Angeles Times Marshall Island Muathis Navy Lacy Minch Simmons Stulz General Industries Miller Bellingham Mis Giergey Weisbrod

Hospital Discharges Three Patients and Baby Boy

Hospital discharges include Mr. Elmer Metis of 95 Tannery Street Mrs. Charles Warner from 423 Earl Court and Mrs. Charles Ellingwood with a baby boy born at 131 Longford Avenue all released to home care and recovery.

Elmer Metis Tannery Street Charles Warner Earl Court Charles Ellingwood Longford Avenue

Oberlin Professor Leads Child Welfare Meeting Program

The América Home and Child Welfare Department held a Tuesday afternoon session at the Woman's club with pledge led by Mrs. George Thompson. Guest speaker L. E. Cale, Oberlin College psychology professor, discussed family background and child growth noting environment is not sole factor in genius. He outlined four child requisites and stressed parental emotional stability and patience as key. Tea, cookies, and a later tone of closing remarks followed. next gathering May 23 will be a tureen luncheon to end the club year.

L. E. Cale Oberlin ‘College Beethoven Brahms Babyon Clark F.C. Billings C. R. Shatter E. W. Augur J. P. Altman W. F. Bell E. W. Beller J. Aton W. B. Kell J. W. Smith Bertha West

Mothers Auxiliary and Circle Dot Report Meetings

The Mothers Auxiliary at United Presbyterian Church earlier met with Mrs. Robert Fioberts presiding. Reports from department heads, devotions by Mrs. George Krugman on Hannah, and a program on Universal Motherhood led by Mrs. Robert Kirkpatrick. Prayer by Mr. T. F. Sellers closed the session. refreshments for 17 were by Mrs. Ned Palm and Mrs. Charles Ruby. Circle Dot Club hosted 13 members and two guests at Mrs. Helen Smith’s home. plans for a Mother's Day dinner at Mrs. Mary Jackson's on May 8 were made. Pauline Klein received a special gift. refreshments were served by Mrs. Thelma Smith.

American Legion Auxiliary Ralph ‘Terrell Charles Hansen Miller Cottage Harold Davis Gates Hospital Service Mes Robert Haehl Elmer Smith Horace Jones Red Cross George Robson Homer Hurlbut Cold Star Gold Star Fred Meinke Thomas P Davis Robert Fioberts United Presbyterian Church George Krugman Hanah Robert Kirkpatrick T. F. Sellers Ned Palm Charles Ruby Grandmathery Truth Seckers Circle Dot Club Helen Smith Fairmont Street Alice Kavier Emma Zahriey Mary Jackson School Street Jackson Freda Shaffstall Elizabeth Wilhelms Marie Lewis Pauline Klein Thelma Smith

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