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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Mar 04, 1942

Page

3

National YWCA Board Member Speaks At Dinner

National YWCA board member Jesse C. Teslip, Toledo University assistant professor, spoke at the Nationwide Observance Conference of the YWCA. Mrs. Leo Meyer gave the invocation. Alice Flowers led group singing. Lois Nevins chaired. Mrs. Heuslip urged civil liberties and combating prejudice during wartime, noting minorities deserve hearing and rights.

Jesse C. Teslip Toledo University Y.w.ca YAWCA Leo Meyer Alice Flowers Y.W.C.A Meth Corkill Amici Jean Swancott Lois Nevins Stanley Shaw Heulip Jessip Heslip America Lois Kevins Frances Clinker Charlotte Fox Sabra Arrestrong Margaret Lawrence Sue Merante Edna Bates Gur Rowland Burke Boyce Flora Krugzian

Elyria Woman's Club Board Meeting Reports Plans

The Elyria Woman's Club Board of Managers met at the club home with Leo Meyer presiding in the president’s absence. Reports covered Home Nursing First Aid classes, air raid protection at the high school, nutrition talks, Red Cross sewing sessions, civilian defense talks, book reviews, and upcoming meetings including March 12 15 18 and 24 with speakers from the Halle Book Shop Judge Nye Mary Gail Parks and Robert Stephan among others. Luncheon duties and tea service were noted, with defense stamp prizes awarded and extra activities in the Young People’s Club at St Mary’s.

Leo Meyer Elyria Woman's Club John Halpin Frank Billings Chassea Plocher Fire Department Mary Gail Parks Halle Social Progress Department Eileen Benpinghott Bragon Pearl Huck Education and Fine Arts Harzlel-Louise H. Patterson Social Progress+ department H. Hy. Nye Junior Woman's Club Robert Stephan Cleveland

Local Personal News From Clinton Avenue and Nearby Areas

Guests at the Elon Peck home on Clinton avenue include Mr and Mrs Co L Worthington and daughter Clynn Lee arriving from Hammond Indiana to attend the death of Mrs Worthingtons mother Mrs Sarah Peek. Several local families and service members are noted with travels births and hospital updates across Lorain and nearby cities.

Elon Peck Clinton Avenue Co. L. Worthington Clynn Lee Hammond Indiana John Polserek Fort Idix New Jersey Soldiers Pvt Poloceck Elyrian Steve Sadowsket Lesley Milliren Australia Milliren Engineering Corps Panama Mra L. Millicens Swath Tulsa Oklahoma Kent State University Margaret Takacz North Fidee Road Acs College of Business Administration Augusta Struck Wondworth Eleanor Struck Henrietta Colburn Anna Dick Calliam E. Gillmore Vivian Seott Sirkbeck Elytia Memorial Hospital Frank Nockwood Gates Avenue Eugene Gurls State Bureau of Public Az Columbus Lorain County Heger Buster Buster Lake Avenue Lynn Heinterline Lynn Heinterling New York City Heinzerling Assne le i West Avenue Elysia Memorial Hospital Edward O'Donnell Chase Street Donald Bungard Cleveland Fuse Memorial Hospital Maret

Ladies' Catholic Benevolent Assn Meeting at St. Mack's Church

Routine business was conducted last night at a meeting of the Ladies' Catholic Benevolent Association in St. Mack's church. Plans were laid for an April 7 party at the Elyria Woman's Club with Mrs Lillian Emerich named chairman.

Ladies’ Catholic Benevolent Association Aorgane St. Mack's Church Elyria Woman's Club Mra Lillian Emerich 3

Midweek devotional schedule and community programs listed

A cluttered calendar outlines various local events at churches and clubs. Services include a Unite Presbyterian prayer meeting at 7 20, Lenten services at Emmanuel Lutheran, and a Church of Christ meeting led by Rev. T. J. Mattingly. Community groups like the VFW auxiliary and Eagles discuss upcoming activities, with a First Polish church dinner and an Elizabeth Stevens Unity gathering noted.

Tespin Air Corps Stathers Bly i Business College Iia Draet War Tenc East Avenue Lee tWerlcke Lucky Maurice Flood Ninth Street Clippers Waller Stulese Ad. Harwed Strert Serenl Lerten Eevice Unite Preghyterius Praver Gatord Adeessea Dan Benes Auntillary Post Office Church of Christ Boant T. J. Mattingly Spaice Street Yte Moemicret Munroe Bo Sabject Ywia

Knights of Pythias Chevalite Lodge Meets in Regular Session

Knights of Pythias Chevalite Lodge met in regular session led by Chancellor William Schreck. A district visit to Deak Lodge in Cleveland on March 12 was announced as a surprise. Members will travel by bus, meeting at Templecourt and East Avenue at 7 p.m. A March 1 party for Knights, their families and friends was announced. Chancellor Schrock set March 31 as Past Chancellors night for Page rank exemplification. Mrs Janet Richards opened her home to Night Clubbers. Defense stamps awarded to Marian Stevens, Helen Denevan, and Edith Cizigli for time scares. Red and green colors adorned the tables for a dessert entirse. Mrs Mary Hrebs was a guest. In two weeks Marian Stevens will host at her home on Gaze VL avenue.

Iva Simmons Ret Hame Cleveland Street Helen Uring Mariel Mactreth Edith Hie Meade McLaughlin Harriet Copus iMarch 17 Lenmann Clargue Club Ken Weng Neomt Stroth Harry Hecock Minochie Monk Deantt Kenneth Beat Chase Street Robishaw Arthur W. Robishaw East Avenue Galaxy XM. Sexton Richard J. Gollmar Ted Seward Don W. Myers Richard S. Horan Denison Avenue Polist Elizabeth Stevens Hans Steger Eelanti J. J. Stathis George Tule Robert Mallory Olga Sonkoly Charles Carpenter Herbert Young Knights of Pythias Chevalite Lodge Sights Pythias William Schreck Deak Lodge Cleveland Templecourt Charentler Schrock Janet Richards East Broad Street Marian Stevens Helen Denevan Edith Cizigli Mary Hrebs Gaze VL Avenue

Emmanuel Lutheran Missionary Society Hostesses Night

Emmanuel Lutheran Missionary Society was entertained by Mrs. Herbert Stores of Marseilles avenue with Mrs. Chatteston assisting. Mrs. Charles Lamadue led devotion, and Mrs. Marold Smith supervised the lesson titled Teach Us To Frage This. One new member joined. 16 members and one guest attended.

Emmanuel Lutheran Missanary Society Herbert Stores Marseilles Avenue Herbert Smith Gulf Toad Muurgedur

Hospital Admissions Then Discharges Count Edits

Hospital listed admissions include Jeanie Lind Knep per Charles Naes Jr 990 Walact Street Mrs William Mehren La Grange John Durke Ridgeville Paul Sumen 142 Wondlord Avenue Mrs Edward ODonnell 133 Chase Street Shirley Joan Wilcox Rochester Ohio Mrs Donald Borgard Cideland fare hne Howes Ht No 3 Mrs Ke Esmee 4IL Elevrtth Street Heatrice Melntire Gratton Dischargen James Buckles as Fast avervr.

Jeanie Lind Knepper West Avenue Charles Naes, Jr Walact Street William Mehren la Grange John Durke Ridgeville Paul Sumen Wondlord Avenue Edward O'Donnell Chase Street Shirley Joan Wilcox Rochester Ohio Donald Borgard Cideland Fare Hne Howes Ke . Esmee Heatrice Melntire Gratton James Buckles

Past Presidents Host Relief Corps Meeting at West Avenue Home

Past Presidents of Richard Alien Woman's Relief Corps gathered yesterday at Mrs Anna Grace Brights home on West Avenue with co host Mrs Marie Harris. Mrs Florence Terry opened with America and the pledge. Reports were read by the secretary and treasurer. Two contests were won by Mrs Maude Jackson and Mrs Neva Ran xi. A miniature battlefield centerpiece featured today s flag uniforms and veterans. Next meeting set for April 4 with entertaining hosts Mrs Florence Holcombe and Mrs Della Lutz at Vertavi nue. A new club organized with games and discussion leading to a first and third Tuesday meeting at the Arndt home on Howe Street. March 17 refreshments were served in a salad course in green and white. Other members include Truth Kospp Barbara Nuets Virginia Zander Wilma Bucholz and Aileen Heckitt. Metropolitan Club meeting set for tomorrow at Mrs Ellsworth Schneiders home 36 Cornell Avenue.

Richard Alien Women’s Relief Corps Tre Cnte Anna Grace Brighton West Avenue Marie Harris Florence Terry Proup America Chat- Teste Lewis Maude Jackson Neva Ranxi Lydia Squir Inlees Ats Florence Holcombe Della Lutz Vertavi Nue Frinds Oleetorean Land Jr Idis Eucelon Aitte Sreun Arndt Howe Street Truth Kospp Barbara Nuets Virginia Zander Wilma Bucholz Aileen Heckitt

News of Tha Girl Scouts Troop 1 Meeting at Gates Home

Girl Scouts of Troop 1 met at Mrs. EP Gates home after a snowy outing. They toasted mandalinos by the fireplace, read a letter from Mrs. Paul Pitterhaure about the Juliette Low fund, and reviewed dues and donations. Some girls made ash kits and emergency telephone directories. A letter from Miss Mirium Cope invited the group to Maureen Drown’s home Saturday to view a puppet collection.

Troan Nt EP. Gates Ith Gates Taal Gil Scouts Uy Paul "Pitterhaure Uieir Mirlim Cope Maureen Drown

Plans Rummage Sale at Mrs Folley Home

Thirteen members of St John's 03 club met at Mrs Clara Mae Folley's Marseilles avenue home last evening. They approved an April rummage sale date yet to be announced. Miss Louise Luttow spoke on "Something for Nothing" and a luncheon followed. Harriet and Jane assisted, and St Patrick's Day decorations adorned the tables. Miss Helen Kraft will host next on April 7 with a price set near Hitec.

Clara Mae Folley Marseilles Avenue St. John’s Louise Luttow Harriet Jane St. Vatrick’s Helen Kraft Hitec

El Porto Club Hosts Bridge Evening at Harvey Holmes Home

El Porto Club members gathered last evening for a bridge event at the Gratton road home of Harvey Holmes. Prizes went to Mrs. Eilis Caraved for her Hanish State, Mite Holmes second, and Sir Floyd Worthington was consumed. Future plans will be announced later, with Mrs. Cayavod hosting next on Oe Street.

el Porto Bridge Elua Sts Harvey Holmes Gratton Road Eilis Caraved Nish Mite Holmes Floyd Worthington Ars Tonehroy Cate Cayavod

Start of High School Dance Series Planned at Elyria

Mr and Mrs Bowell Sloe will lead a dance series at Elyria High School starting Friday evening in the school gym. Juniors are urged to attend to gain home preparation for next year while graduates may join. Dances include foxtrot waltz and various steps, with sessions for beginners at 7 pm and advanced at 8 pm. Mrs Stone, a local dance teacher, notes the program runs through the school year.

Meg Bowell Sloe Elyria Wich Ayia High Schoal Pet Ais Junie High School Alga Pp. Mt Albis Pont Hansy Heon Teeptere Focal Banzt Mes. Stour Vity Grid Elyria Mitch School Mrs. Stone Cleveland and Ohio Dancing Teachers’ Association Dancing Masters of America, Inc

Regular meeting of Right Lodge No. 19 at the temple

The regular meeting of Right Lodge No. 19 was opened by Noble Grand Kenneth Smith. Communications of interest to the judge were read and several members spoke for the good of the order. The meeting closed in regular form. Northwest Encampment members planning to travel to Medina tomorrow evening meet at the club room at 6:40 where transportation will be provided if they go.

Right Lodge No Temple Kenneth Smith Orcer Northwest Medina Glub Rome Devtre

Circle Dot club entertains at Mrs Hathe Schroeder home

Members met nine at the Circle Dot club with Mrs Mice Kaylor presiding and prizes awarded to Mrs Elizabeth Wilhelmy Mrs Katherine Rousher and Mrs Pantsine Kline A luncheon followed. The Sidoe group gathered at Mrs Genevieve Tunnington s Chestnut Street home for a tureen dinner and games with prizes won by Huth Boline and Charlotte Moore. The Inter-Racial Committee of the YWCA hosted a late evening meeting with Mrs Jesse Heslip speaking and Mrs FE Howenstine presiding at tea with Miss Elizabeth Freese assisting.

Circle Dot Club Hathe Schroeder Mice Kaylor Elizabeth Wilhelmy Katherine Rousher Pantsine Kline Kile Genevieve Tunnington Sidoe Huth Bolinethi Charlotte Moore Rush Butinski Forest Street

Public Affairs committee meeting notices

The Public Affairs committee of WoC A will meet Thursday morning at 9 30. Members of the Auxiliary to Av er Woodforth Spanish War Veterans are asked to attend the meeting Thursday evening at the stated place for inspection.

Woodforth

Licenses Issued For Names and Residences Listed

A brief notice records licenses issued to individuals including Tae Raret Elmira Killing aged 41 a machine engineer at Lake and Avan Loke Mae James aged 49. The article lists these names with minimal context and locations.

Aes Tae Elmira Killing Ll Lake Art Titel Fa Mae James Avan Loke

Local Elg ris WOT meeting at home with talks on peace

A community group met at 213 Past Vroad Street where Mrs Heten Osborne opened the evening and Mrs WOOF led a devotional. Mary Sue Hinman outlined five-year plans as Easton spoke on international peace after the war and urged public support for a durable peace and self enforcing justice. The next gathering is set for Ada Heimbarh on Fourth Street, April 7.

N. van Wormer Vroad Street Elgris Heten Osborne Woof Suesan Hinman I Tb Easton Algerca Hame Ada Heimbarh Fourth Street

Meeting Place Changes to Eagles Hall After Routine Business

The Auxiliary changed meeting place from the V. F. W. hall to the Eagles hall after routine business. All but seven members attended. The next meeting will be on March 47 in the Eagles hall.

V. FW Eagles Hall

Litchfield Family Gatherings and Visits Report

La Grange residents Mr and Mrs Lawrence Wileen and family join recent supper in honor of his parents Mr and Mrs Wilson. Drmadsies Heights couple Mr and Mrs FL J Resnik visit with Lona Mee. Shanker clan hosts Lester Autmuth’s grandmother in Cleveland. Louis Autmuth and Sergeant Autmuth spend time with Norman Ausmuth in Day View. Mary Howe from Spencer visits relatives. Ongoing illnesses noted with improving conditions. Chapin and Nelle Mee visit after hospital return.

Lawrence Wileen la Granze Wilson FL J. Resnik Drmadsies Heights Lona Mee Roe Louis Autmuth Lester Mertha Fletterich Cleveland Sergeant Autmth Norman Ausmuth Bliinton Field Texas Mar Shank Oak Park Hits Elmer Wideman L. Bradley LaPayette Ceme Inelaw Min Laxrener Jackson E. L. Jackson East Cuvelart Reason Lawerence Jackson Jr Sketer Mary Howe Spencer Joe Schindler 4. O. Chapin Nelle Mee Clereisedane Trealtacht al Folreles Hospital

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