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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Feb 06, 1942

Page

3

Miss Phyylie Alexander named first woman business minister

Miss Phyylie Alexander of 28 Stanford avenue becomes the first woman to hold the business minister position at Baldwin Wallace College's student publication. A sophomore majoring in administration, she has served in orchestra, chaired the Whe Men's League subcommittee, led Theta Tau Alpha sorority activities, and attended Homecoming events. Other notes mention missionary society plans in Cleveland, a Florida trip for recovery, a North Eaton school teacher visiting family, and community club gatherings.

Phyylie Alexander Stanford Avenue Baldwin-Wallace College Alexander Tus Whe Men's League Theta Tou Aelta Oriental Missionary Society Society Brookside Baptist Temple Henninger Road West 25Th Street Cleveland M.A. Jeffries Charles P. Culver Melvin E. Olmstead Olmstead Florida Golechen Erie

Eastern Star Musuite Night and Local Civic Club Gatherings

Local clubs and fraternal groups report activities with readings and meals. Musuite Night at Tontgit includes Fel-Etles urgent at Y. WW. nalha class. Baptist church hosts a covered dish and social table service. St Pauls Junior Young People League and Women’s groups hold meetings. United Spanish War Veterans observe Lincoln and Washington birthdays with a patriotic program. A sewing circle plans Red Cross work. Valentine themed event hosted by Miss Bonilyn Smuth with members sending two favors to Beatrice Yost Coy Sandrack and Alberta Wright.

Order of Eastern Star Y. WW Nalha Baptist Church Sersie St. Paul's Junior Young People's League Ehurel Hoya Neighbors of America Bettish Empire Club Women's Benefit Association Methodist Helen Krugman Woedveurth Cagny United Spanish War Veterans C. Hall McKintey Whnee Lincoln Washington Gertrude Hollis Ford Tead Bonilyn Smuth Inge Road Valentine and Hearts Beatrice Yost Coy Sandrack Alberta Wright Miss Wright Woonland Avenue

St Paul's Circle No 5 Holds Meeting At Church

St Pauls Circle No 5 gathered at the church for an evening session opening with hymns. Helen Stein read a poem titled Thanks. Joseph Rodgers presided and Eleanor Atkinson hosted a luncheon for 19 members and one guest, Mrs. Lewis.

Circle No. 5 St. Paul's Churea Bytins Helen Stein

Mrs Arnold Hosts Refreshments at Belt Street Event

Mrs Arnold hosted a neighborhood gathering with Pi members serving refreshments. High score winner Nel received consolation, and Pidarsky was also acknowledged. Ella Eckenroad of Worth Olive Street coordinated the meeting.

I Pi Highscore Pidarsky Eleb Witl Ella Eckenroad Worth Olive Street

Miss Winifred Machetanz to Wed Walter Machock Saturday

Miss Winifred Machetanz will marry Walter Machock at her parents home in Kenton Ohio on Saturday evening. Guests at a dinner honoring the bride elect included teaching associates and close friends from East Carlisle and local families.

Winifred Machetanz Walter Babe” Machock Graystone Walter Stabe Machock A. Machetanz Kenton Ohio Miss Machetanz East Carlisle School Mr. Machack J. Machack Bath Street Home Coal Company Valentine Pon LeCraft John Zahars Stan Machock Lois Frye Hele Machock Audrey Ketchum Esther Scow John Machock Paul Alexander Huth Balser Richard Parks Parks Lorain.ee

James Walsh Installed Master Councillor of DeMolay Chapter

James Walsh of Avon was installed Master Counsellor of David J Nye Chapter, Order of DeMolay, at an open installation last evening. Frank S Harmon Lodge officers conducted the ceremonies with grand installing officer W M Frank Wilcox and multiple grand officers. A three quartet sang sacred selections assisted by Mrs J Hartman Crumley, and Dad Arthur F Smith acted as master of ceremonies.

James Walsh Avon David J. Nye Order of DeMolay Frank S. Harmon Lodge W. M. Frank Wilcox William Curtis Charles Prout Joe Smith Grand Marshall Owen Gleason Clinton Heidrich Mr. Wilcox C. M. Ackerman Howard Gollmar Ralph Standen Charles Carpenter J. Hartman Crumley Arthur F. Smith Counsillor Arthur Sherman Hatle McNally Nick Sherman Dad] Smith Walsh Sunes Walsh Lange

Rainbow Girls and Ducketts Honor Local Leaders at Meeting

Noel Duckett and Gene Duckett were cited as senior councillor and Ramser as junior councillor under Charles Prout. Mrs C B R Sharrer retired as mother advisor and spoke on three years of cooperation between the Orders. Mrs Hans Steger welcomed as new Rainbow mother advisor and Virginia Schmitkens honored guest. Dancing followed the ceremonies with further club entertainment.

Noel Duckett Gene Duckett Gales Ramser Foy Charles Prout C. BR. Sharrer The Rainbow Hans Steger Rainbow Girls Virginia Schmitkens James Walsh Oe Iy

Social evenings and charity events noted in Vadety club reports

Mothers of Vadety club members hosted a dinner at Mrs. Harry Harmon’s East Bridge Street home with a six o'clock full course meal and a theater trip. St Theresa’s society held cards at Mrs. Fekete’s Hazel Street. prizes awarded to Mrs. James and Mrs. Joe Kolapas. The Guild of St Andrew's met at Mrs. Wile H Avenue with bridge prizes to Mrs. Trumpy and Mrs. Wis. A guest from Miss Cone Post attended What's Trump club gatherings at Mrs. Plas’s East Avenue. high bridge scores went to Mrs. Broadwell and Miss Post.

Vadety Club Harry Harmon East Bridge Street Jam Bemamot Akeman Alissin Walter Kuhl St. Theresa's Society Steve Fekete Hazel Street James Bn Tin Joe Kolapas Steve Grosz John Trill Joseph Balash Fekete Helen St Andrew's Church Wile H Avenue KL Trumpy H. A Robert Rice al Rickliffe Tsivda MacDonsld Mise Cone Post What's Trump Club Robert Plas East Avenue Robert Broadwell Miss Post Broadwell

Study India Missions by Young Women's group at church

The Young Women’s Missionary Society met at United Presbyterian Church for their regular monthly session. Members prayed for named Indian missionaries, discussed relief works, and collected home sewn items. The program chair Miss Miriam Paeth led a review on opportunities in India.

United Presby Church Iam Pyeth India Charles Hupp United Presbyterian Miriam Paeth Ines Jay Yerson Haren

Girl Reserves Elect Officers At School Meeting

The Girl Reserves held a school meeting led by vice president Pat Kemeter. Phillis Tulk led singing America and the Lord's Prayer. Shirley Rogers called roll and read minutes. Esther Young and Danna Vibber named officers. Wormer as program chair and Helen Butler as devotional leader.

McKinley Pat Kemeter Phillis Tulk America Lila Benn Shirley Rogers Ted As Esther Young de Lump Secerate Wormer Danna Vibber Helen Butler

Democratic Women Club Holds Annual Meeting

The Flyrna Democratic Women’s club met last night at the Woman’s Club. President Bolluck welcomed guests and postponed business to next month. Prizes of defense stamps were awarded for bridge and china to multiple members. A free will offering supported gifts for service members’ sons or brothers. Mrs Genevieve Sakiekl was named defense chairman with a slate of assistants. New year books were distributed and refreshments served. Next meeting set for Thursday, March 4.

la Noche Club Charleen Bauer Gulf Road Virginia Vaughn Rose Arnold Carol Hull Shirley Yao Middle Avenue Flyrna Democratic Women's Club Bolluck China Maude Billings Loretta Ready Minnona Kershaw Alice Nicholas Wilma Heelpan Grace Geisel Ruth LeCurg Mayme Gerhart Letitia Chat Frank Guay Frances Block Bertha Boothroyd Foc Bing Genevieve Sakiekl Defense Ant Pollack Florence Kloly Teresa Smith Grace Banville Marie Llewellyn Albertine Goets Mary Claycomb Petronella Worcester Linnie Kelley Lottie Strithers J.cretin Schwartz Elizabeth Nichols Ann Pollock

Hostess Evening With Thaie Club At Mrs Gerald Wilson Home

The Thale club met at Mrs Gerald Wilson's Dewey avenue home for an evening of Pinechie games. Prizes of defense stamps went to Mrs Ben Gulechen and Mrs Lee Walker. Valentine appointments marked the dessert course. next meeting is February 19 with Mrs Bea Golechen watertain.

Thale Club Gerald Wilson Dewey Avenue Ben Gulechen Lee Walker Valentine Bea Golechen

League of Women Voters preview and Valentine party

The League of Women Voters outlines civic engagement goals and a plan to educate citizens about government wartime policy. In a social note, Sonrisa Valentine Party members held a Valentine gathering at the YWCA with prizes, a gift exchange, refreshments, and hampered by a mislaid program.

League of Women Voters Mix Dos Countiia Waslentuin Tovat Washington Sonrisa Rosemary Haidl Ann Balint Mac Eelin Helenhausen Gertrude Blakely Anne Balint Mac 'Pglin

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