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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 14, 1942
Page
5
Fragmentary notice from Elyria Savings and Trust Co references a matter involving a party or property titled fate and apartments. Readable details are limited but indicate a financial or property action affecting tenants or holdings in a local context.
A domestic column argues about fairness and sharing. A mother asks if Valentine gifts matter, while the daughter questions value of unequal possessions. The piece asserts parental attitude shapes a child’s readiness for a world of unequal fortunes.
South Amherst residents attend a Valentine themed card party at town hall sponsored by a Girl Scout committee. Mayor Albert Schneider announced a Boy Scouts card party at Hungarian Hall on March 19. A children workers institute in the Norwalk district of Methodist churches was held at South Amherst church to aid workers in understanding children.
The program featured Christian Education leaders including Mrs Hhaware Gould and Danna Hopardus. Meetings opened with proposals and mission topics and included a luncheon for attendees from multiple towns. Louis Hester, son of Mr and Mrs Peter Hester, is promoted to corporal while stationed at Camp Shelby Mississippi.
Henrietta Ladies Club met at the Parsonage with Road attendance and devotionals led by Mrs. Angersbath. A noon lunch was served by co hosts. The Lathes Aid Society held an all day sewing and potluck at Mrs. Kendeighs home to benefit the Red Cross. The next gathering is planned for March 12 at Mrs. Schous with a noon potluck.
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