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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Aug 29, 1944

Page

3

Dr John Wherry Weds Suzanne Hodges on Chicago campus

Dr John Wherry and Suzanne Hodges wed in a Chicago University campus chapel in a double ring ceremony. The bride, a Chicago graduate and nursing supervisor at St Luke's Hospital, and the groom, an Oberlin and Northwestern trained physician, live at Lakeshore Drive Chicago awaiting Army Medical Corps orders.

John Wherry Suzanne Hodges Chicago University Thorndike Dilton University of Chietunentipus Suzanne Richardson Modges John Willard Wheres Mes Wherry West Avenue Richard Wichler Gladioli Robert Bons ‘Ield Shore Hills N.d William Ferrell Thomas Mercer St. Luke's Hospital Honorary Nu Pi Sigma Oberlin College Northwestern Medical School Nu Sigma-Nu Alpha Omega Alpha Lakeshore Drive Chicago Army Medical Corps

Mrs Stanley Orr Elected President of Junior Women

Mrs Orr was chosen as president of the Junior Woman's Club at a special meeting held to accept Miss Mary Nye's resignation and to form a new year. Miss Nye leaves for Washington DC to begin Red Cross training September 4. The first meeting of the year is set for October 2 at the club house.

Stanley Orr Fourth Street Mery Nye Russell Schmutzen Orr Miss Nye Red Cross Washington, D. C

League of Women Voters Membership Drive Details

The League of Women Voters plans its first season meeting Monday September 25 at the YWCA with a business session. President E C Harr will outline the group’s work and Mrs Robert Harding will run the membership drive selecting a team captain. Colonial Club hosted three guests Monday at Mrs AH Stoddard’s home for dessert and five hundred games.

FEA League of Women Voters Stanley Orr Tenth Street E. C. Harr League Robert Harding Colonial Club AH. Stoddard Sixthtreet O. Sheppard Florida Guy Po Lang Memphis Tenn Monroe This Guy Artemas Beebe Eleanore Armstrong Business and Professional Women's Club Broad Street Mes Grace Nat Miriam McIntire First Congregational Church Misa Armstrong Elizabeth Rich Pearl Wright Caroline Feley Annie Spencer

Local Personal News and Birth Announcements

The column records visits and travels of Rev. and Mrs Myton Hume and relatives, summer trips to Alliance Elyria and Buffalo, and service details of Rev Hume. It notes several births at Elyria Memorial Hospital including Chovtem Glick Hartman Ondrus and Sun Mons, plus social visits in Elyria with West Avenue households and a bridge club gathering. It also mentions postwar hotel plans in India with a 100 room Karachi hotel and 50 room hotels at Bombay Calcutta and Karachi airports.

Myton i Elliott N.Y Hume i Thomas Hanville D. d. Banville Williams Street Syracuse Banville Pacific Pearl Arbor South Pace Islands Includin New Jumea Australia Pyt Carl A Renkel Jem Sunday Fort Meade Maryland Charles Court Renkel Fort Bering Georgia Edna Funk Dennison Avenue Ypsilanti Mich Michigan State Normal College Josephine Watson Charles Wilson Dayton Kentucky McElfresh West Avenue Irlen-McElfresh First Baptist Church John G. Wherry Chicago John W. Wherry Suzanne Richardson Dodges Joyce Budaeh Viola von Duyke New York City Martha Washington Hotel M. Hackett Dirk Avenue Guy B. Lang Memphis Tennessee al W. Powers Amherst F.C. Ruth Fourth Street Alfred Chovtem Woodford Avenue Rlvria Memorial Hospital Myron Elyria Memorial Hospital Boro Cecil Sun- Mons Jongford Avenue India Karachi Bombay Calicutta

Community Calendar and Club Notes

Tonight events include Sigma Gamma sorority on Huron Street and Venita club with Mia at LaBelle Butler on Hawthorne. Lions donate to Crile Hospital Tree Fund after Dr EN DuPuy of Crile Hospital spoke on campaigns and combat. Next Lions meeting Sept 11, Ladies Night with Attorney Winters. Also Garden Club and Women’s Society notes from Grafton. Birthday party honors Patty Jean McGill with carnival games and prizes.

Sigma Gamma Sorority Gerald Leonard Huron Street Mia. LaBelle "Butler Hawthorne Street Lucha Brown Indian Hollow Road O. F. Indge Ckile Hospital EN. DuPuy M.C Cleveland Crile Hospital DuPuy Due Puy Stet+ Wan Wallen Crile Hospital Tree Fund John L. Winans Elyria Attorney Winters Lodi Lions International George Hermann Board of Directors Grafton W. 8. C Grafton Woman's Society of Christian Service Methodist Church C.B. Fintey Esther Willman Rey Harold Willman Clifford McGill Patty Jean Chucksa Hirk Karely Jantz Union Mrs. 2 RB. Dunlap Eten Rige Elvira Ds Vias Iia D. P Kenney Famlyous Marie Zacharias Apent

Saul Rejected As King In Sunday School Lesson

The Sunday School lesson on Saul being rejected as king is discussed with focus on his moral decline, loss of humility, and disobedience to God. Samuel confronts Saul, highlighting hypocrisy, excuses, and the Lord's repentance. The article notes Samuel’s night of prayer, Saul’s monument to self, and the failure to fully obey. There is a brief community update about Thursday visit to the Martins in Wellington and Mrs Finley visiting North Royalton.

Saul Samuel Lord India Carmel Gilgal Sauls Harry Martin Wellington C. B. Finley Genn Bailey North Royalton

Saul and Amalekites in Samuel 15 lesson summary

The text reviews Samuel 15, detailing Saul’s disobedience in sparing Agag and the Amalekites, and the subsequent rejection by God. It contrasts obedience over sacrifice, notes the people’s complicity in taking spoil, and presents discussion questions about repentance, pride, truth, and the morality of divine commands. A prayer asks for faithful obedience and conviction to live in truth.

Saul Sameuel Agag Amalek Gilgal Samuel Clericus God

Licenses Granted to Various Individuals in Ohio Listings

Licenses granted to W F Akins 32 Carterville Georgia maritime service and Al pha Smith 27 of 500 West Third Elyria. Emery Step 65 Lorain laborer and Emilia Kapralcik 65 R D 4 Elyria. Ernest McElroy 45 Elyria foundry worker and Clarissa Fernan 43 of 1918 Middle avenue Elyria. James Gedling 29 Lorain steel worker and Jean Southard 20 of 2a8 Apple avenue Lorain. George J Rumack 28 Lorain steel worker and Ann Woronchak 26 of 3237 Camden Lorain. John Cherry 28 Oberlin Navy and LaVonne E Claus 22 Vermilion 3237 Camden Lorain. Donald FR Beam 29 Deshter mechanic and Mary Jane Cole 25 of 935 West Twentieth street Lu rain.

W. F. Akins Carterville Georgia Maritime Service Alpha Smith Third Street Elyria Emery Step Lorain Emilia Kapralcik R. D Ernest McElroy Clarissa Fernan Middle Avenue James Gedling Lorai Jean Southard Apple Avenue George J. Rumack Ann Woronchak Camden John Cherry Oberlin Navy LaVonne E. Claus Donald FR. Beam Deshter Mary Jane Cole West Twentieth Street Lurain

Oberlin Figures at Confucius Institute Event and Local Weddings

Oberlin College president Dr Wilkins spoke in New York at the 2048th Confucius birthday celebration hosted by the China Institute. He attended the China House presentation by Henry Luce Foundation and plans indicate the foundation’s long standing Chinese interests. Virginia Dorow wed Pfe Robert Wyler at First Baptist Church Oberlin in a ceremony attended by families. Wyler, a Panama Canal Zone veteran, will report for duty in September. The day also featured a Bobby Comings birthday party with twenty children, a note on Mrs Morrison preparing to leave Oberlin for Philadelphia and New York, and a forthcoming Home Canning Fair hosted by Ohio Fuel Gas Company with prizes and entries in September.

Oberlin Wilekins Oberlin College New York Confucius China Iatitute Town Hall Kung Oberslin Confuciun Wilkins China House China Institute Henry Luce Foundation Dorow-Wylet First Baptist Church Vireginia Dorow Florence Dorow South Pleasant Strect Pfe Robert Wyler R. H. Wyler Henrietta Vincent B. Weyland Bobby Helena Frost Hope Beach Alvena Spieker Michael Kinney Mary Ann Cochrane Jack Cochrane Ted Todske Linda Todske Barbara Wrahdmother Garo Morison de. W. R. Mortissort Philadelphia Miss Morrison Women's Medical College of Mortison Latehitiont N.Y Mrs. Morrison Nora Harper Monsoeytile Barbara Gutcher Érlln Ohio Fuel Gas Company Gas Company

Northern Ireland’s first women police appear in Be fast in their dark green uniforms

A fragmented notice lists names and addresses including Mrs William Camp and Mrs Ralph Rogers with baby girls, Mrs Hartford Arena with a baby boy, and others on Hawthorne South Olive River Ohio Roosevelt streets. The item mentions Northern Ireland’s first women police and urges speed in uniforms.

Carson Fitzpatrick William Camp Hawthorne Street Ralph Rogers South Olive Street Hartford Arena West River Street Alex Tomasheski Ohio Street Paul Reig Roosevelt Street Northern Ireland Befast

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