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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jan 09, 1942

Page

3

Engagement of Norma June Wayne of Pa to Robert E Phelps

AN ANNOUNCEMENT of interest in this city was made this week by Mr. and Mrs. A Claire Wayne of New Brighton Pennsylvania, revealing the engagement of their daughter Norma June to Robert Evan Phelps, son of Mr. and Mrs. Don E. Phelps of Elyria. The betrothal was announced at the Wayne home with guests from the bride's church group. No wedding date has been set.

Norma June Wayne Robert E. Phelps A. Claire Wer Flance Baldwin- Wallace College Fenn College of Cleveland Ptaudler Company Wayne First United Presbyterian Church Beaver Falls Mise Warne Norma Bob Boston St. Paul's Church Russell Dunford Prospect Street Gladys Anderson Rosemery Waldron Laura Sparks Nina Robert Sparks

Obscure Elyria Obituary Notices and Social News

Local column lists funeral arrangements for G. T Bishop and Eminye Sigsworth of Elyria with mourners including GW Bishop of Franklin, MA. Mrs. Janes Grogke and two granddaughters of Buffalo. services planned for Monday. Also notes a New York funeral for Puehasad and references to hospital, marriages, and social gatherings among area families.

Maj Woodworth Camp Auxiliary Officers Installed

Maj Woodworth Camp and Auxiliary of the Spanish War veterans held a joint installation at the K of C hall. Major officers for the camp were installed by C. E. Southam with G. H. Stoughton as commander and Darius Holenmb as trustee. Auxiliary officers installed by past president Henrietta Colburn include Augusta Struck as president and Myra South as senior vice. A Red Cross War Relic Fund contribution was approved, and refreshments followed. Next meeting set for January 15 and a Northeast Booster meeting planned in Youngstown. A book review by Miss Edna Moore of John Gunther's Inside Latin America was also noted.

Woodworth C. Hall C. E. Southam G. H. Stoughton H. Podlich Willis Abbott J. H. Pope H. T. Brown George Weiseke E. J. Struck Darius Holenmb Dey G. Schrock EJ. McHoberts Lifer T. J. Dimick C. L. Adams Henrietta Colburn Augusta Struck Myra Souths Eleanor Struck Chaplais Southam Agnes Houghtaling Rothe Northeast Youngstown Red Cross Nettie Brown Mable Locke Marian Shreck Mae Weiscke M.B. Johnson School of Nursing Edna Moore John Gunther

Annual Meeting Reports At Second Tonnal Church

At the annual meeting of Second Tonnal church Rev A E Kemp was elected moderator. Reports were read on finances and care of the church basement with brief accounts of balances and ongoing needs.

Second Tonnal Church A. E. Kemp Renorts Basilie Orehes

Club Program Noted With Elections And Honorees

Vice president Hindman and former provident McWilliams took charge as membership committee heads. Five Nichols and others reviewed plans for a club membership drive and events. A program honored late Eva Revis Carnest and featured Miss Meoel Mareit, Sire. The first half included a pageant and a ceremonial gift. Phelps led a speech on notable club achievements.

L. Hindman Provident Bership R. Nichols Wil Imenbery Phelps

Licenses Granted to Loran 23 and Chapman Pair

In a brief record of licenses approved, Loran 23 is listed alongside Lo C Chapman and Nora Bo. The action notes license issuances or renewals with these names appearing in the concise notice. Details are limited but confirm authorization involving the named individuals.

Loran Lo C. Chapman Nora Bo

Leaders at Sectional Meet Spellbinding Confusion

In a garbled report from a sectional meeting, leaders at a Youngstown event are described with fractured phrases. The text hints at speakers discussing care and feeding, a mutating plan ready to spring, and references to a production and a defense service, but details are unclear and names are obscured.

Heleb Youngston A. Va Norce Ted Gui Gol Senut

Weekend church and club events on Chelvtian Park avenue

Friday calendar lists Chelvtian Warmen's club with Mr George Malhin on Park Avenue, a Czechoslovakian relief group, a Charlitte guild event, and a Fable club gathering with Dr Als and Robert Wilson. Also noted are Baptist Women’s Mission Bible class, a party at Helen Perkins’s home, Kings Cougsters at First Methodist, Northwest Encampment, Daughters of America in British Empire circles, and a First Methodist meeting at Robson court with the Missionary Society reporting.

Chelvtian Warmen Gerorge Malhin Park Avenue Ceechoslovakian Rehef Grey Snoble Waverly Elgrit Baptist Women's Mission Rollin E. Hinkson Helen Perkins Kings Cougsters First Methodist Schilts Oberba Empire Tell Rj Hall Errec Betmre Gian Robson Court A. Oe

Plan Sports Party At Woodland Eve Meeting

Woodland event plan describes a sports party with prizes and handmade platecards. The note mentions a diversion game and clever holders, with prizes awarded. The next meeting is scheduled at Mary Saitsbury in Dana.

Aleiha Rarsons Woodland Evenie Enners Alsa Elyria Civic Military Comerbut Bunco

Elyria Kiwanis Installations Highlight Evening

Twenty couples from Elyria attended the annual Kiwanis installation at Hotel Cleveland. Guests heard Fred C. McAllister speak as International VP for Canada. Clyde Hissong presided as district governor, then dancing followed with Floyd Clerk and his orchestra.

Elyria Kiwanis Chute Sixt Dixie Ota Distt Cleveland Just Evens Aml Mes. C Munmel Mra Homer Ritter A Rinith Mee Bo J. “Hirkbeek Mig. TV Rog Novalley Aits Sraith Brendan Rornick Nielsen A.W. Waters J Wind Lohner G. Gees Mhs Blom George Fred C. McAllister Kitvatus Lternational Canada He Dien Clyde Hissong District Bgoverny Floyd Jean

Take to the Farm and Other Tales Reviewed by Club

The culture club met at Mrs J A L Obitts home to review two books. Marguerite Lyon’s Take to the Farm, a tale of a Chicago couple choosing a Ozark farm, contrasts two American classes. Chaired by Mrs Bridgeland, the second review, Ane Beal Him Where Su by Charlie MinMurray, features family life stories. The next meeting will be at Mrs W F Bell’s home, January 2a re.

Culture Club Wea J. AL Bo O W. Lon Binnenard Chicago Ozarks Lyons Aly Kidd Turin Af J. Bridgeland Chaire MinMurray Cleveland W. F. Bell Third Street

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