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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Feb 25, 1942

Page

3

City-Wide Parent-Teacher Dinner Attracts 265 Attendees

The Elyria P T A held its second annual city-wide dinner meeting with 265 members and guests attending. Mrs. Clarence Tucker Craig of Oberlin spoke on Children in War Time, urging parents and teachers to prepare children for a changed world and to balance education with democracy at home and in school. Music by the senior a cappella choir accompanied the program, followed by a brief history of the Parent-Teacher organization.

Elyria P T. A. Conneil Clarence Tucker Craig Oberlin Phillip Brooks Craig Mr. Craig Shoir J. Marin Beck Homer W. Courtney First Methodist Church Sables P T. A Paul Cochrane Elyria Hamilton Counccll Carl Martin C. F. Flint George Tolk Merritt Powell William A. Lea

Youth of Methodist Church To Be Honored at Banquet

The First Methodist church plans a Friday banquet at 6 30 PM to honor its youth. Olver Schubert will be toastmaster and Miss Beckberger of Cleveland will be guest speaker. The event, sponsored by the church, marks the new Youth Fellowship organization.

Methodist Church First Methodist Church Olver Schubert Miss Beckberger Cleveland New Youth Fellowship

Local Grafton and Elyria News Briefs Highlight Personal Notices

Private Peter Christensen returns to Fort Knox after weekend with parents. Army siblings Anker Chelsteven and Peter Christensen stationed at Fort Knox. Mrs Mable Clark attends Oberlin choir concert in Cleveland with long‑time friends. Corporal Farr Huffman promoted in Savannah GA Medical Dept. Miss Alice Yocum of Toledo visits Vermilion relatives. David Wenger enlists in U.S. Marines, heads to Parris Island. A daughter born to Mr and Mrs Raymond Lowery at Elyria Memorial. Major surgery for Mrs Widerwent reported successful. Leimbach daughter born at Elyria Memorial. home on Cleveland St. 711. Bethel Shrine to visit Shaker Heights. bus from LOGF Hall 6:30 pm. Private Bill Leghr transferred to West Point. Schuldt couple return from honeymoon in Florida. Pinochle party honors Schuldt and guests. pink cernera arrangement and wedding cake centerpiece noted.

Stra Chris. Christensen Grafton Road Peter Christensen Fort Knox Kentucky Iandraieeler Armored Force Behool Jie Anker Chelsteven Army Cleveland Oberlin A Capyetta Mable Clark Endley Brock Hush & Huffman Farr Huffman Sitett Savannah Air Base Savanenah Georgia Alice Yocum Toledo Carl Reigh-ley Parris Island North Carolina Anne DeZort Harrison Street Elyria Memorial Hospital Raymond Lowery Lowery Clevel Land Street Raymond Plas John Leim Bach Leimbach East Broad Street Albert Vietzen Foster Arena Jack Vietzen Fort Leonard Wood Missouri Bethel Shrine Shaker Heights Logf Hall Clifford McGill Grafton At Sea Elyria Chamberlain Harman Bill Leghr Shepperd Field Wichita Falls Texas West Point New York

Study Club Plans Book Purchases Amid Lent Reflections

Catholic Study Club No 10 met at Mrs J H Waters 327 Denison Ave after prayer they agreed to buy books to donate to the Catholic Book Shelf. Mrs Clardice O Leary led a study of Christian Doctrine and Practice with a focus on the commandments. Mrs Tom Kotiyak gave an inspiring paper on The Set Of Sorrow and Min Maton Virginy. The group closed with prayer and will meet March 10 at Mrs Zul 24 Denton Ave with Pre Stillwell and Mrs Zuni in charge. Sigma Gamma Sorority held a treen dinner at 237 Lake Ave hosted by Mrs Noted Hearn. After brief business, bridge was pledged and stamps awarded to Mr Gerard Doles first, Mrs Fred Smith second, and Mrs Stevenson Burke third. The sorority plans to meet March 31 with George.

Yoo Catholic Study Club William Yoo George Street John Ross Life of Christ Isidore O'Brien O. F. ML Oas Brayer W. H. Crow Catholic Study Club No Jaxt J. H. Waters Denison Avenue Clardice O'Leary Tom Ko Tiak Sigma Gamma Sorority Sicma Gamma Setonis Noted Hearn Lake Avenue Fatt Chiquita Elub Bettye Karlow Ninth Street Elnora Gertrude Biiktley Lecpend Street Gallagher Club No. 4 Leona Raiser Boore Middle Avenue Phillip Freed James Gallagher Flicka Mary O'Hara Chaplains Aid Association Tihe Martin McGowan Frank Manzo Joseph Broson

Cleveland Women Speak at Elyria Club Meeting

Cleveland speaker Ate N. B. Maris, chair of the Women’s Committee of the Cuyahoga County Consumers Defense Committee, addressed the American Home and Child Welfare Department at the Elyria Women’s Club. She urged careful buying, food values, and avoiding hysteria, noting over 300 consumer committees working statewide.

Cleveland American Home and Child Welfare Department W. F. Beil Elyria Woman’s Club Karl Plocher Ate. N. B. Maris Women's Committee Cuyahoga Co. Consumers Defense Committee Thescrap Ralph Waldo Emerson A. Pls. O'Donnell Mex W. Ready Howard Rogers Don Shibley John Halpin

Calendar events and society notices across Cleveland area

Calendar items include a Cross War Fund concert by Clevelandf Worsely's Orchestra with Nancy Slisbee at Ugh School auditorium, plus Gophee Club anniversary dinner at Kaase's in Lakewood. The Ely Ha Chapter event features Attorney Stevens on Oliver Wendell Holmes, and reports cover Legion Auxiliary activities, Red Cross sewing, Civilian Defense talk, and Interracial committee programs in March and April.

Tor Tonigut Clevelandt Worsely Nancy Slisbee Ugh School Gophee Club Kaase’s Lakewood Delta Chi Beelman Ninth Golde Alton Page Middle Avenue Sheila Higgins United Presbyterian Bible School Cabinet Dames of Malta Fof F. Hall R.A Tas Anna Krupelak Lurats Boules American Legion Auxiliary Legion Home Flora Huebner Rome Brecksville Hospital Katherine Alter Comfmunity Servite Red Cross Oyler Legion Olio Mischka Sheriff Fine Ean Americanism Leonard Terry Carl Smith Evelyn Ag Agnes Ruppelt Ruby Youngles Lillian Hunout Ruth Haehl

Mothers Auxiliary meeting and related society events

Auxiliary Sponsors Party opened by Mrs. R. We Ramage with about 140 parents and mothers present. Committees reported. entertainment included a comedy playlet and group singing. refreshments served amid a rose and white motif. prayer closed the session. Catholic and church groups met for updates on peace prayers, first aid, and chaplain aids. next meetings scheduled for late March.

R. We Ramage C. Bristol Iehidea Ned Palm WL Rowland Don Phelps Mra We. L. Rowland Arn. T. Foster Ted WK. Carson Chiattea Fisker Plano Hanes T. NM. Gilland Ramage Charles Hupp Palm Rubert Roberts Carson C. P. Dennison Chiati¢s

Victory Party Strengthens Local Club Amid 1942 Plans

Members of the Clawiy Club gathered at the Hishop home on Bet Avenue for a Victory party to boost tee fonae sales. Five bridge games capped by high scores awarded to Clifford Linpert and Bart Setmeter. A consolation buffet lunch followed, with Mrs Mishap and Min Tewitt serving at a lace covered table. The group voted unanimously to continue the Victory party through the 1942 calendar, and plans for future hosting and meetings were announced, including March 10 at Lloyd Metative and Frances Given’s upcoming event at 234 Calumbis aventir.

Dia Hoke Hewitt Dra Atebert Uhhop Clawiy Club Hishop Bet Avenue Clifford Linpert Bart Setmeter Larold Muche George Gatehell Mishap Min. Tewitt Carl Limpert Daytona Head Florida Julin F. Timms Dotia Gatchell Lloyd Metative Longford Street Nest Chatatates Frank Hedocs Monroe Rosemary Boylan Paul Stentz Ray Yost Frances Given Calumbis Aventir

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