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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 19, 1944
Page
9
Ethnologists note the blue bird and the thwidty bird hold significant roles in Navajo life of New Mexico with the blue bird linked to the dive and the huider bird connected to the summer valleys as trusted symbols.
The piece analyzes the 1940 Roosevelt Wallace ticket dynamics and discusses whether Roosevelt will replace Henry Wallace or stand by him. It notes opposition among Fourth Term supporters and hints at potential alternative running mates and party strategy amid strong public interest. It also references campaign rhetoric and past VP selections to assess viability.
South Amherst scouts plan an International Friendship tea at the town hall rooms on March 4. Eleven girls and two leaders attend, with reports from Janet Flowers and Joyce Mari as the group prepares a China scrap book, poetry reading, and a Valentine puzzle. Leaders and committee members coordinate Sunday worship and church activities alongside a Friendship Circle meeting at St. John Evangelical Church.
Lake Avenue area reports a Valentine party hosted by Mr and Mrs Frank Provозnik with games prizes and refreshments. The Lake Avenue Woman's Association held February meetings with seven members and one guest. devotionals and prayers were led. sewing and rug making for the Indian Mission occurred. next meeting at Ruby Strodsack's home. The Grange Mastlers plan a gathering February 22 at 11 00 am with a business meeting and a white elephant event.
Long serving public official Judge Washburn aged 77 sits on the Eighth District Court of Appeals with Judges Doyle and Stevens. He has held roles from county clerk to common pleas judge across multiple counties, studied at the University of Michigan, and remains active in community events as a senior jurist. He continues to preside in Ak Pon with brief county visits, and his family and social commitments are noted in local society notices.
The Dramatic club postpones a February 1 gathering due to heat. Students at Cuno high school rehearse a wax minstrels show for an upcoming program. Jefferson Junior High flags, a Varsity town game, and a senior night prep are noted. A paper drive and a chicken dinner fundraiser are mentioned. Missionary event at the Baptist church is planned for Wednesday.
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