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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 04, 1942
Page
10
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The PTA meeting at the Allen Parish school features a district director on the program and Ridgeville High students joining in afternoon activities. Former members and past presidents will be guests as Mrs Crumles provides music and Mrs Breck Yok leads the after program.
A booklet containing doctors opinions is offered free while supplies last by the Educational Dison at 535 Fifth Ave New York no year given. The notice mentions a discussion of a subject of interest to readers and includes scattered garbled OCR fragments about hospitals streets and names.
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Community notices record a church and fraternal events schedule on West Broad Street. A charity sewing session for the Red Cross concludes with ten snow suits and a sweater under wartime guidance, while Moose Lodge hosts a dinner and a Valentine themed gathering. Various clubs plan future meetings and a benefit association postpones its March meeting to be rescheduled.
Carl Miler of Los Kat ur 1 Lerun is granted a license related to a tan stop steel worker position. The notice cites the applicant as a father and lists workplace and jurisdiction details.
Helene Curtis offers permanent wave services and shampooing along with finger wave styling by appointment at its salon. Customers may schedule visits to experience new hair care offerings and professional styling.
The High School cafeteria hosts a February 24 dinner with St Agnes division members expected. A lump sum was donated to St Agnes School as part of fundraising for their continuing project. the event features Mrs John Dawred and other members sharing reflections on past work and future goals.
Troop No 7 Scouts met at a church hall with dancing, flag ceremony, and songs. The girls split into groups to rehearse plays and learned first aid for burns and emergencies from a Red Cross instructor. They made emergency phone cards, planned displays, and prepared refreshments and crafts for a February 7 event with mothers.
Feb 4 Columbus youths Eddie Koons 18 and Thomas Patrick Wilson 18 died when a borrowed automobile burst into flames. Vehicle crashed early today, both youths burned to death as the trailer vehicle and a tractor may have contributed to the fire. The incident occurred on a rural road near Columbus.
Mayor Thomas Walter Iee announces Major Joseph Hughes will conduct two weeks of revival services at 272 Broad Street from February 4 to 15 starting daily at 2 pm. Hughes brings wartime and Legion experience as a Salvation Army veteran with many meetings in various communities.
Feb 4 report states full welding crews are at work with one exception amid a jurisdictional dispute between Seattle and Tacoma. Sheldon Knutson, secretary of the Welders Cutters and Si Ipers Union, attended a meeting in Thema and endorsed the strike while noting workers remain on strike. The walkout, seen as a major defense industry action, began Saturday to protest dismissals and the formation of an independent union after demands for naval improvements were denied.
Washington reports thousands of men deferred from military service due to dependents will be opened for induction under a pending allowance and allotment plan in Congress. The bill mirrors the World War I A and A Act, requiring Army and Navy personnel to contribute ten dollars monthly toward supporting dependents, with government supplements varying by dependents.
A civilian defense meeting for residents of Avon and Sheffield villages will be held at Avon Hugh School auditorium at 8 p m Thursday. Clyde Webster, mayor of Sheffield, announces speakers including Rag Mutter of Toledo Ohio Bell Telephone, and W A Wegner, who will show moving pictures. Sheffield Lake official Inslee will attend. residents urged to go. Fire tire quotas for February announced, with distribution of truck tires and inner tubes.
Columbus reports stronger demand across clothing and fur lines with durable goods showing growth. The release notes rebounds in auto, farm, and estate sectors and cites improved consumer spending. details include tax receipts, price changes, and regional forecasts. The piece mentions local officials, the state treasurer, and mentions a count of cases and survivors in a farm context.
Dr F S Hutchins spoke twice on Oberlin Shansi Day ceremonies at Oberlin College. Albert Seely of Northampton Mass was named the 35th Oberlin Shansi Fellow, planned to study in China for three years if conditions permit. Hutchins praised Oberlin education work in China and noted China’s Republic era challenges and cultural shifts.
Representatives of Ohio AFL and CIO Unions and the Brotherhoods will meet at Ohio State University February 28 for a two day conference on Labor in the War. Speakers include Paul V. McNutt James B Carey Frank Fenton John Owens and others discussing Labor is Determined to Win the War and the Peace.
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