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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 15, 1944

Page

3

Double wedding and reception in Elyria community

Ethel Rating and Velma Rabunge celebrate a double wedding at a local church with attendants, flowers, and a large guest list about 300. couples depart for a short honeymoon then continue duties at a Berea bomber plant while relatives gather for the reception. Also reports scout pack reorganization, Oberlin Inn luncheon, and Oklahoma pre flight school updates.

Ethel Rating Charming Unis Alist Melina Mlaine-deerninee Ales Aid Ames Po Ate Satih Batany Mio Redward Melo Griswold Poud Phe Fey William Schneider Ethel Tirole Riebiing Velminswith Howard Rabunge Arin Sbotungieda Gardentas Witte Peggy Linda Lee Rabung J Linda Misa Velma Donald Blaine Nancy Hawk Hazel Rabuns Misa Elaine Gilchrist Alfreda’ Hein Bphlesmaida William Lessinger Martin Blaine James Smith Navy Acthuy Foneymoon Win Berea Elyria Fle

Local church mothers party and arts review noted

Ruth Sat Sidney Sehwarts plans engagement with Sidney Sehiwarte of Brownsville as Alpha Class hosts mothers party at First Baptist Church. Shalom Agel's Apostle review by Mrs Ban Wine Chel precedes a summer daughter party with piano solos by Phyllis Kemble and Betty Butts. Committee chair Mrs Ralph Yost and aides organize buffet and gifts. Masonic Club dinner set for June 22 with reservations through June a.m. at the church base Andrewment.

Do Rathinatt Ruth Sat Sidney’ Sehwarts Bee Sehiwarte Brownsville Shalom Mra. Ban Wine Chel First Busslist Church Church House Wilton Batdart Max Gerber Winchel Paul Pitino Phyllis Kemble Betty Butts Tovers Ralph Yost John Obitts Paul Roig Carl Johnson Masonic Clul Harry Dawson Menber Ieee A.m St. _church Base

Fragmented wartime notices from Ridgeville and beyond

The clipping lists scattered family movements and military ties during wartime. Families such as Bowman, Walker, and Nevins move between Ridgeville, Norlial, and Connecticut areas, with mentions of furloughs, hospital care, and postings. Local clubs note new members, flag day tributes, and plans to send books to prisoners of war, while officers are elected and meetings resume after a pause.

Licenses Granted to Walter Wansep and Sophia Novak

Walter Wansep, 23, of Amherst, Michigan, was licensed as a machine operator. Sophia Novak, age 00, of Amherst, received a license in the same category as noted in the local licensing bureau records.

Walter Wansep Amherst Sophia Novak Amhersts

Community Church Activities and Social Gatherings Update

A report summarizes varied church and club events. The First Christian Church hosted Priscilla group afternoo n meeting at Mrs D Houd’s home with studies on The Church and the World and the Joy of Work Skillfully Done. Barbra Huchiter hosted W W T Club with a beach party planned and prizes awarded to Eleanor Arndt and Jeanne Carskaddon.

Priscilla First Christian Church D. Houd Longford Herty Shasy Atos Devollong Flint Gorlntang Warner's Shaw S . Ty Arthur Goetz Tannery Street Barbra Hucbiter W. Wi 'T. Club Oberlin Road Alsa Eleanor Arndt Jeanne Carskaddon Thelma Schroeler East Avenue

Marshall Chapter Installs Officers for Ensuing Year

Marshall Chapter No. 47 LAM installed officers for the upcoming year with J.S. Norse worthy installed as Most Excellent High Priest. Willard T. Francia of Laral served as Installing Officer, with a slate including Jd. 8S. Norsworthy as Most Excellent High Priest and Arthur Scerivens as Scribe. Various other officers and stewards were named, followed by a social hour and refreshments. A Child Conservation League meeting dinner at Obertin Tavern preceded business, announcing new officers: president Carl Pome ree, vice president Mrs Gerald Wagner, secretary Carl Turber, treasurer Mrs Clarence Hiugh, plus a July 13 picnic at Cascade Park and court whist prizes for attendees.

Arthur Dauer Second Congregational Church Busness F. 5 Sugar Ridge Scott Lingenfelter Sidney Hale John Ashenbiach Arunshine Harry Andrews Kemp Clarence Greene Woman's Home Mission Magazine Thomas Marsh Parsons Agit Fund Hale Dimarcus Magonie- Temple Marshall LAM J.S.’ Norseworthy Willard T. Francia Laral Mike Norsworthy King Arthur Scerivens Scribe W. L. Vaughn Carl Dramm E.R. Laver Wilfrid Bowdler Obertin Tavern Mes Carl Pomeree Gerald Wagner Carl Turber Clarence Hiugh Cascade Park

Myrtle Hahn Heads Daughters Of America Election

Myrtle Hahn named head and Varnes McHenry named vice head of the Daughters of America at last evenings meeting in Raf Py hall. New officers include Hertha Mummers associate vice, Edna Albright conductor, Tacy Sayles warder, Shroyer inside sentinel, Hanson outside sentinel, Sutlis 18 months trustee, Edna Amspaugh recording secretary, Garfield associate recording secretary, Hartleys financial secretary, Hopkins associate financial secretary, Ruth treasurer, and Carter as treasurer. Mutiny noted as conducted by Edna Amspaugh. Circle No. 3 of St. Phil’s Schwgren hosted by Mrs. O Pale Aas with 14 members and three guests. Next meeting hosted by Mrs. Carl Steighley at Vermilion Ligoons June 47 with wine served.

Army Air Corpe “Mathers Frank Serey Woman’s Club Seves Army Air “Forces Tost Maly Mia Tom Marsh Ernest, Cirogs Watter “Albright Ey T. Reese Sunshine Rose Daly Florence Percival Thomas’o.’ Marsh Mes Bird F. Berson Morris Adler Daughters of America Raf Py Hall Oper Myrtle Habe Varnes McHenry Brew Asolate Councilory Hertha’ Mummers Vee Edna Albright Tacy Sayles Shroyer Inside St. Phil's Jchgren E ‘O. Pale ‘Aas Griswold Road Piess Mark Menz Dan Anthony Anna Pallas Mary Fox Jessie Peters Carl Steighley Vermilion Ligoons

Hospital Discharges in Elyria Area Report

Discharges listed include Mrs Lenore Hutchinson of 126 Park View Court Mrs Frank Fritz of 515 West Street Victor Wilson Elyria Hotel Charles Sartell 620 West Byad Street Mrs Pi Rich 130 Cenrey Street and a rummage sale at Gas Co on Saturday May 17 at 6 30 in Elyria Township Girl Scouts involved in the event to benefit troop 17 with venue at Elyria Township.

My. Lenore Hutchinson Park Viewcourt Frank Fritz West Street Victor Wilso Elyria Hotel Charles Sartell West Byad Pi Rich Cenrey Street Gas Co Sat Benefit Nroop Elyrias

Heaven Travelers Singers at Second Methodist Sunday

The Heaven Travelers Singers are slated to perform at Second Methodist on Sunday afternoon at 3 30.

Heaven Second Methodist Elnweh

Black Creek Cub Scout Den Meeting Recaps Awards

Readers witness a Cub Scout den meeting led by Mrs Gray with Chief Bobi Pips Tey presiding. Awards and lanyards were presented to cubs and leaders including Mattis Hariaf for sportsmanship. Arthur A Kelehum received a compass and birthday tribute amid prayer and a knot tying lesson.

Cibs Det Gray Mattis Hariaf Shipt-Dack oMalléry Arthue Reteturi Teadership Eligone Hoviolds Bobi Pips Tey Praserité A. Bay “Sedu A.kelehum Hele Ketehum Cub Baster Arthur Ketehum

Hotel made ice cream and strawberry aidecake

A fragment from a historic page notes a scene at a Route 2 home of a carpenter with a Saturday event featuring ice cream and strawberry cake, suggesting a local hospitality or bake event.

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Fragmentary meeting notes and misread dates from Hart forum

Fragmented OCR text lists tentative dates and locations for a gathering at The Hart meeting with mentions of 98 and 66 80. It references reservations tied to Mi Texale Farsley and Went Street. A later August meeting is said to be omitted and a hotse at Mig, Scrivens on Broad Street is noted for June 30 with garbled names.

Bae Elork Atne Rena Daly Ihe Bros Leteks Mig te _Scrivens

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