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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 27, 1942
Page
18
Purim recalls Esther and Mordecai thwarting Haman’s plot in ancient Persia. A king’s decree allowed Jewish defense against attackers, turning a day of slaughter into a triumph of freedom and justice. The festival’s meaning resonates today amid global struggles for liberty.
The regular Orange meeting at the school building drew strong attendance Tuesday evening. Mr and Mrs Parks of Oberlin presented a plan to unite Carlson Oberlin Kipton and Amherst for joint five meeting events with local Grange participation at the next gathering on March 3. The program featured a short itinerary, games, and social time with committees providing refreshments.
Alec and Red duel atop a volcano as Red slips toward a cliff edge. Alec lures him away and rigs dynamite to divert lava flow. With Broken Bow leading Indians toward safety, Alec plants charges to trigger a landslide on the overhang and block the canyon, potentially saving the valley. The plan hinges on precise timing before the lava floods the coulee and traps everyone.
Mrs. Joseph Mott, Red Cross chairman, asks those willing to donate blood to contact her for routing. A Victory Council of Girl Reserves and Boy Scouts is set to sell Defense Bonds and Stamps. Officers include President Henrietta Armbruster, Vice-President John Hauck, Treasurer Jack Mack, Secretary Peggy Bauer. Stamps and bonds sold Wednesdays and children urged to participate. PTA committee chaired by Mrs. Hubert Mellock plans band uniform purchases.
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