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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 26, 1947
Page
5
Lois Hahn is named as the fiancee of Herbert Hampson in a local society update. The piece also touches on community activities of the American Legion Auxiliary and celebratory events, including a sweetheart party and various club gatherings with attendees and hosts listed.
The regular meeting of the Ta Aietions and Palratiys of Flyow Chapter has been postponed from Friday. No alternate date is provided in the readable text.
Dr. Roger Shaw of Oberna College spoke to the Woman's Club Department about child welfare and parental responsibility. He urged parents to protect children, discussed schooling and social duties, and emphasized worldwide brotherhood as a goal. the meeting included remarks by Mrs. Richard ALJ and others, with a program featuring music and a tea.
A fragmented note lists ranges and ages for Pyne, Suan, and Ai dan with a final line mentioning Walia Ohgags and Wellegton terms. The readability is limited, but the names point to a list of ages or ranges with unclear context.
Fragmented notice lists Edith Dutnier 117 Walter Street as a juror at Mount Union College, included on the Honor Rel for the 446-47 school year. Several lines mention births, hospital notes, visitors, and parish activities with numerous personal names and local addresses.
Commissioner Holde introduces a report on Girl Scout activities and local events. The account mentions troop meetings, fundraising efforts, and community participation with notes on leaders, steps toward badges, and a brief recount of recent ceremonies and film screenings connected to Scouts.
Azuresa assembly at St Mary's hall honors new Daughters of America members with a formal dinner. Grand regent Maxine Simeb stresses the work of the order as Rosary Mary Lyden and Marina Hoehman present a skit titled Mrs Smethe ers. A bazaar, fundraising, and plans for a musical program are announced, with committees formed to organize a pajior tour and other charity events. The meeting notes cover devotional duties, Lenten observances, and upcoming gatherings on March 28 led by Mrs Adom Bee.
A mid week lute service at Green Lutheran Church will be held in the evening at 7 00. The theme center on Christ For All, with a brief meeting of some members after the service.
Calendar Ware on end FOR TONIGHT TA 0 Chile meets at the . W. Co AL at & p.m. Past Nobie Grands of St. Char Rebekah lodge entertained at the tune of Mee. Hazel Markel of 1 aliddle avenue, World At Tars group meets at 8 p.m. to discuss the Pales-Hine problem. St. Therese Society meets at Mrs. A. Rodathy home. Lady Guild with Mrs. Bowdler and Mrs. Munch entertaining. St. Dudes Altar Society at church Wall. St. Agnes Circle No. 4 meets with Mrs. Portman. Vopperettes Club with Elizabeth in Malta 232. Lenten services begin at 7:4th at St. Pauls. Open Lenten Series at First Congregational Church. Meetings led by Willikan A. Leath on obstacles to peace, open to all with no charge. Native Reenker meeting for Montgomery graduates noted. Montgomery plans VNS work after Steubenville class.
Naughters of America members met in Koof PL hall with Geraldine Brandt as chair. The next meeting was set for Mareh Van the form at 6230 p.m with a birthday celebration and ongoing community projects. Refreshments were served by Mrs. Bertha Himmer and Edna Amspaugh. Mrs. Edward Stevenson attended as guest of Mrs. Roy Griffiths. Eight games of 500 yielded prizes for Kiingshien, Mrs. George Devkerc hoff, and Mrs. Griffiths. dessert followed and members planned to meet Mrs. A. Hill on Cascade street in Mure th.
Discharges include Mrs Edith Shuster of M7 George Street and Mrs Alvina Pierces of 311 Adams Street. Wham Pass Case Road lists Harold Sueman at 142 Emerson Court and Mrs Maxwell Heather at 324 Fifth Street. Annie Allsup of South Amherst. Walter DeHaven on Columbia Street. Mrs Andy Sebastian and a baby boy IH Foe. for Avenue Mrs Robert Smith with a baby girl Vermilion.
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