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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1942
Page
17
Methodist Church circles wrap up activities before the summer break. Reports show 43 calls in one circle and 32 in another, with devotions, poetry, and hobbies shared, plus plans for September meetings and a garden party.
Frayed OCR text promises home repairs with guaranteed workmanship and materials. It offers remodeling, repairs, and resurfacing with payment terms of six months. Includes dubious phrasing and unclear details typical of damaged classified copy.
A fragmented hospital admissions item lists multiple individuals with partial addresses including Tony Par tanta, 127 S Logay St Myre, Alex Kellerman, 19 Seufer Court Mes, Burdette Haley, 145 Adelbert St, Edward Witch, 291 Marseilles, and others alongside a note of discharge for Mrs Norman Wiikoda at 264 Harrison St. The text is garbled with several names and streets, reflecting OCR-like corruption from the historical page.
J J Severs chosen Master of Elyria Council 46 for the year with James A Hewitt as Deputy Master. Officers include John H Annable Principal Conductor, A J Mosher treasurer, Don G Sotherden recorder, and others. Installation conducted by Horace H Nye. Summer recess to follow. meetings resume in September. Also a church group luncheon held at Mrs Walter Gehrke’s home with 16 members and nine guests. bazaar plans discussed and Red Cross activity set for June 15 at Mrs Verne Martin’s home. July 16 picnic at Mrs Rolland Hlezins.
The record lists William E. Foster age 20 of Elyria and Mary Jo Frits zsche age 19 of 181 Overbrook Road Elyria, along with Dwicht Stunden 21 from Hrown helm omenship machine tool maker and Dorothy Berges 13 Amherst, Theodore Seubecker 33 Cleveland engineer Leta Fern Hart man 33 Avon Lake teacher Floyd Shinsky 25 Elyria township U.S. Army and Emma Csil lag 20 Lararm.
Forty five members and guests of Grace Lutheran Society met at Lakes View Park Lorain for a noon picnic. President Mrs Wellas Mrubeer announced her resignation to move to Sunnyside Ohio River near Wheeling West Virginia. Mrs Dan Sang will preside for the remainder of the year. Mrs Neue Liner was feted for long service. The meeting closed with the Lord's Prayer. A social hour followed and a buglerss meeting is planned for the parish hall with hostesses Mrs Mary Diedrich and Mrs QO Hannon.
TaGrange Sturt club met Monday at Mrs. J R Tomarck home with 4 H pledge recited and a ship names Hull call. Eleanor Tomarek and Gloria D Amiga listed seven victory points. Eleanor Passdyn demonstrated. poster work pursued. Next meeting with Vada Firemke. Billy D Amico visitor. Belden Alumni Picnic drew about 30 for dinner, ice cream, and prizes. officers elected Mildred Samamerton president Wilemene Mule vice president Julia Ruth Gest secretary treasurer. Belden fair committee named W Valentine chair. complaints go to him. Immaculate Conception church Altar Society strawberry festival set for June 21 at LC hall. American Legion Elyria post to present an the sanctuary.
Mrs. John Micheli and daughters June and Janet of South Gates hosted visitors including Mrs. Brunesenha and Mr Am A HL 5¢ this past work. Numerous friends and relatives from Cleves, Columbia, Elyria, North Eaton, Lakewood, and Euclid attended Sunday dinners and weekend visits. Camp Perry weekend trips, niece and grandparent visits, and Saturday gatherings at various homes mark a busy period of hospitality.
Miss Mary Eliza Dent and Richard E Bush of El Paso Texas wed in a rial dinner at Garfield Heights. The ceremony united Mr Clifford McGill Pod. children joined Slowdey evening at the home of Mr and Mrs BE Saumers of Olmited Falls.
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