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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 14, 1944

Page

3

Crusade tale and local meetings amid turmoil

A fragmented report recounts a religious crusade with leaders praising love and humility while followers spread converts worldwide. It notes a meeting led by Mra Richard Tima at St Andrew's church, a new program, and welcome of new members in the Junior Walther League with a penny hike planned for June 27 alongside a rummage sale on Thursday.

Vigersolli Childret Nestlensnewes Richard Tima Apontte St . Andrew's Church Mia Ralph McOunt Ona Walther League Robert’ Peters Rue Ann, Gilmore Janices Schrieber Dolor Heatheatherne Klenk Alon Oth Cheater’ Thompkins Bolly Migine Kandt Robert Peters Maxine Raymond Kandi Will

Bilitaney Freshmentas Served by Seven Members

A fragmentary line indicates a seven member group served Bilitaney or Bilitangy related refreshments. The readable text is sparse and lacks clear names, places, dates, or a coherent event.

Bilitaney Gladya Bilas Ihe

Prayer Circle Meeting At Glenn Seeley Home

Prayer Circle will convene at 7 45 p m at the home of Glenn Seeley 239 Third B Davidson will be in attendance per the notice.

Glenn Seeley B. Davidson

Local notices and family moves in Elyria area

A jumble of names and places shows residents planning travel and family events. Harold Burt and others are noted at home on Columbia 4, while Mrs Fy Reger and Betty head from Elyria to California for a month in Los Angeles and San Diego. Elyria Memorial Hospital reports a birth on June 13 at 230 Ninth Street parents John Valee.

Hia A Med Columbug Harold Burt Luington Avenue Elyria Migory Mra Fy Reger Betty Columbia California Los Angeles San Diego John’ Valee 230 Ninth Street Elyria Memorial Hospital

Warren Couple Wed In Quiet Home Ceremony

Charles Crigter and Viva E Jones wed at the home of Rev Kirkpatrick on Washington Avenue in Warren. Officiant Rev Kirkpatrick, attended by the groom’s sister and Mrs Kirkpatrick, dinner served by Mrs Kirkpatrick. Bride wore brown and aqua. guests wore navy. They will reside in Warren. First Summer Program notes Osborn to attend YWCA conference at Forest Beach, Michigan. Mentions weather, lawn program, and next outing at Oberlin Wayside Park. Birthday surprise honors Marjorie Mueller at Second Congregational Church home. Bridal party members named. cake with 18 candles and color motif blue yellow white. Other names listed include John Urbansok, Marware Gelich, Christy Pandiya, Stephen Demko, and Victoria Piros.

Charles E-Crigter Viva E) Jones Rev Mia Hyco Kirkpatrick Washinton Avenue Mra Harald Irkpatrick Warrad Mra. C. Kirkpatrick Elyria Warren Cyigters Atiag Powder Company Roth “Osborn W. C Misa Gladys Anderson Searson Oberlin Wayside Park Louise Hendricks Dorothy Kime Alberta Adams Martha Nelnon Marian Bridgett Edna Bates Olive Noonan Mary Margaret Plays Jane Peachy Marjorie Mueller Birle Second Congregational Church

Community Fundraiser and Club Events Highlight Evening

A local event featured a fundraising rummage sale to aid the Center for the Sighted, with proceeds to be donated. Members contributed magazines, books for children, and cartoons for service members. Contests awarded prizes to multiple members, an outdoor meeting is planned for August, and the next regular meeting is September 12 at the Beavis home. The Catholic Study Club hosted a luncheon at Oberlin Inn with 18 plates set, decorations of red Sed wire roves and candles, bridge prizes won by Mrs. KJ. Bruck and Mrs. T. W. Boylan, and an angel party concluded the season until fall. The IOOF lodge opened with a meeting. overseas letter read. July 4 program date changed to June 27 for outgoing officers night with refreshments and initiation planned. A Nummage Sale at Gas Co is set for June 17 to benefit Girl Scouts.

Ehlellaberdt Naoma Biumbardt Bart Avenue Fern’ Fobes Chiplain Lettle Ethel Gott Sghtiesn Ted Strempel Robert: Reith T. Service Blywoods Dorothy Prises Elizabeth Zella Beavig Violet Olmstead Mergeret Birkilne Study Club Catholic Study Club St.Joseph's Chapter Oberin Inn Mra KJ. Bruck T. W. Boylan Ecore Mex Carl Wobert Marsh Guerin John Handley Robert Stryker Clair Rebekah Judge

Legion Auxiliary reports and events in August meeting

The Legion Auxiliary met at Legion Home in Columbis on August 22 23 with reports from Rehabilitation chairman about Geography magazines and 18 stone Word pudaler. A birthday gift was sent to nurse Emenk Light at Madison. Mrs Thomas Davis reported a successful poppy sale and Mary Banitz led a musical program for Flag Day. Cross sewing continues weekly under Mrs H Bogert. Next meeting June 37 to honor past presidents. Nyaki Club planned a Linwood Park collage in August and rummage sale June 27. Lillian Lauck received a war bond. Lois Vomeroy adjourned the business meeting. The next gathering will be at Allene Watsons home on Eleventh Street June.

Liery Legion Nyaki Club Tommy Thomas Furnace Street Linwood Parl Mie Lillian Lauck Lois Vomeroy Allene Watson Eleventh Street

Local Society Notes and Weddings Mixed in August Pages

A jumble of社 social events, club meetings, and nuptials fills the page. Reports cover Marginal society happenings, Epsilon Sigma Phi activities, missionary society talks, and a Ridgeville wedding. Notable items include Mrs. Willan hosting at Oxford Avenue, the Women’s Club Marshall Chapter RAMS event, and the Stinehcomb Betts nuptials in Tampa with community notices following.

Geial Gerteude Cleveland Mrs. Willan Oxford Avenue Wommn's Marshall Maesulle

Hospital 4 Discharges Attend Public Event

Richard Jensen at 204 Marseilles and Mrs John Patahilla at 344 Bond Street are listed among hospital discharges. Mrs Irving Thomas and a baby boy are noted with addresses 1320 West River alreel and a social event at Pilgrim Community Church. Public invited to Thursday June 15 at 7:30 p.m.

Richard Jensen Marseilles John Patahilla Bond ‘Street Irving Thomas West River Alreel Pilgrim Community Church

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