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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1942
Page
6
A fragmentary OCR item notes an unfurnished apartment listing. Details are unclear but indicates unit availability without furnishings and potential rental terms. No names, dates, or places are clearly readable from the snippet.
Community members and graduates are named in a cluttered society column. Highlights include Grady being a recent graduate of Sir Pauls School and Green State University with further studies planned, plus various local residents attending events, visits, and gatherings. The piece lists numerous names, places, and institutions amid scattered details.
Members of the Five Mine club folded into report. Mrs ACE Archer of Sullivan staged a scare and took a prize. Mrs Ralph Sander won the War prize with Charles Opter claiming a special prize Myre. Travel prize awarded to Myre. Rev and Mrs Weyrick attend Methodist conference at Lakeside. services announced. Local visits noted with G. J. Law, Julius Wi, and others. Mrs Fred Hastings recovering. Sunday activities include a home gathering at the Freie residence and election of Mrs Kelner as president for the coming year.
Fay Wakeman daughter of Mr and Mrs Wakeman and Jute A Grady son of Mr Joseph Grady of Cleveland were married on Friday February 14 at Camt Huten. The ceremony featured nuptial music and a short program. The bride wore a royal blue dress with accessories.
John Th Curtis spends the week at Lakes Shire and participates in a session with the Atetbeatist. The text notes a Cantor mother figure and mentions Suritay and MP wml Ate in unclear context.
Miss Merly Whitney bride to Lt Don Searles of Fort Henning was guest of honor at a shower hosted by Mex Lenin Searles in Elyria on Wednesday evening. Games, gifts, and a luncheon followed the lawn activities with many Ripton and Elyria residents attending.
Avon June items report the Losala County Traveling Library visit on June 23 from 2:00 to 7:30 pm. Residents Mr. and Mrs. Arhten Dodd, Mrs. Beesle Manian of Bay Village, and others stay with local families. Scouts meet at Town Hall, Red Cross and Bible study schedule set, and church events planned for July including a Baptist Ladies Aid picnic at Avon Lake and Sunday school teacher meetings.
Rochester announces a full day homecoming on July in Rochester with a morning parade and an afternoon program at the school grounds featuring games and prizes for winners. A Children’s Day program followed by a baptismal service for local families occurred at the Fee dist church. The church stewards report the minister’s salary paid and an outstanding benevolence debt to be settled before the pastor Rev TEM Willman and family depart. Nearby, the Northeast Ohio Cantata Center concert was held in Lakeride last Tuesday.
A string of family updates from Ellsworth, Maine, and nearby towns notes visits and short trips. Mrs. Saabelle Jewett, Mrs. Arthur Jewett, and Mrs. Vera Naylers are mentioned with relatives and departed parents. Scott Naylers is reported injured in Youngstown and a Dean Thorman connection is listed. Mrs. B D Thomson travels to Vonnetoan to stay with her son, and Karen White is noted as the late mother. Leroy is sent to Chanute Field, Kantoul, Mi for camp recently. County school staff changes include Ar Crowe appointed to teach social studies in Taghester schools next year, succeeding Ralph Mire due to Army service. Hayne Kieht and daughters of Avon visit Stanton Sprinkle and Lee Conkitis in the evenings.
Grafton reports a Friday meeting of the Woman's Society for Christian Service at the Methodist church dining row. Mrs. C. Finley presided as in charge. Devotionals and a Brouyr song opened, business was handled, a poem was read, and a story for the stews vs. Faith Howe was performed. Next meeting set for September. A party honored Mrs. Lilley of Elyria Thursday evening at her sister’s home with gifts, games, prizes, dessert, and pink and blue cakes. Prizes went to Mrs. Arthur Lockhard and Mrs. Ae Noveska.
The United Society met at the Hall on Wednesday with quilting joy. Mrs Harold Long received a quilt as a gift while Lydia Lloyd Davis of Oberlin spoke on national unity and wartime progress. Hosts included Mrs Claston Bobel Mrs Arthur Richmond Mrs Schulz and Max Fraunfelder as guests enjoyed cookies and ice.
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