League of Women Voters to Sponsor Ohio Childrens Code Study
The first meeting of the Ohio Children's Code study group sponsored by the League of Women Voters will be held Tuesday at 2 p.m. at the Elyria Library. Mrs. Mark Willis and Mrs. Ralph Bauer will lead. The public is invited to attend as the code, over 30 years old, needs updating to protect children.
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League of Women Voters
Elyria Library
Mark Willis
Ralph Bauer
League
Ohio
United States
Dr Pitman Potter To Speak At EYWL Meeting
Oberlin College political science professor Dr Pitman Potter will speak at the Employed Young Women's League dinner meeting at the YWCA on Tuesday evening. The topic is Whats New in the News. The event is part of a series of activities leading to an April Lakeside program.
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Pitman Potter
Oberlin College
W. KH. C
Jennie Collins
Wooster Street
Ladies’ Catholic Benevolent Association
St. Mary's Hall
St. John's
Gladys Reynolds
School
Women's Club
Woman's Club
Mabel Mead
Cleveland Peace Committee
Emmanuel Lutheran
A Missionary Society
Hawthorne Street
Y-Femmes
Young Ladies Society of Magyar Reformed Church
Pittman
Potter
St. Mary's Church
Grace Fellowship Club
J. A. Jackson
LaGrange
Red Cross
First Methodist Church
American Legion
Chevalier Lodge Knights
Young Peoples League of
Ely PTA Meeting Led by Elyria High Coach Trubey
Ely Parent Teacher Association holds a Tuesday evening meeting at 8 in the school auditorium. Ely fathers will oversee the event with speaker Coach Dwight Trubey from Elyria High School addressing attendees.
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Ely
Ely Parent-Teacher Association
Dwight Trubey
Elyria High School
War era musings on railroads and laundry labor
A reader narrates views on wartime priorities noting railroads and laundries as essential services. He recalls Mr Morris quipping about a war and praises workers who support war effort by leaving home for plants and laundries. He ends with a personal note about preparing his laundry for send off.
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Morris
California
Azka
Tokio
Elyrian Weds Indiana Girl At Sacred Heart Church
Miss Agatha Lents, daughter of Mr and Mrs Nicholas Lents of Montgomery Indiana, united in marriage with Pvt James McClowen at Sacred Heart Church Vincennes Indiana. Very Rev Monsignor John Becker officiated. Attendants were Mr and Mrs Hrory Lee. Out of town guests included Mr and Mrs Joseph P Lents and Mr Nicholas Lents. The wedding breakfast was at Fred's Cafe in Vincennes.
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Agatha Lents
Mea
Nicholas Lents
Montgomery
Indiana
James McClowen
Middle Avehic
Sacred Heart
Vincennes
John Becker
Hrory Lee
Fred
Joseph P. Lents
McGoowan
North Second Street
Circle Elects Officers at Magyar Reformed Church Meeting
Circle No 2 of Magyar Reformed church met at Mrs John Palugyi s home with prayers and reports. They plan Palm Sunday confirmation reunion supper, Lent observance, and Lord s Supper next Sunday with elements by Ladies Aid for its 2nd anniversary. A handmade rug was donated by Mrs Alex Horvall. Next meeting April 13 at Mrs Horvath s West Seneca street home.
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Magyar Reformed Church
John Palugyi
L. G. Nuvai
Alex Horvall
Joseph Beregsasy
West River Street
Alex Pondy
Deat
Beregsasy
John Peters
Victor Papp
Sunshine Comitteenrs
John Palagyi
Horvath
Seneca Street
Playmakers Postpone Meeting to Second Sunday in April
The Playmakers meeting scheduled for Sunday has been postponed to the second Sunday in April. Members will receive further plans and details as they are finalized.
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Neat Soniday
Girl Scouts Celebrate First Birthday At Graltor Road
News Of The Girl Scouts VROOM NO 18 reports the Prougy No 3B unit celebrated its first birthday at Reta Si on Graltor road. Attendees included Ars Peart Mucpas IESE UELON. Games were played and retro tents were served as the group agreed to start a home beiy tos course with Ars.
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Vroom NO
Girl Scouts of Prougy
Reta
Local Personal Notices From Elyria Township
Sunday dinner guests included Mr and Mrs Walter Michel and Leis Maxwell family at 820 Dork Avenue Otder out of town visitors Leona Michel and Katherine Michel of Cleveland. Michel completed a three month radio training at Ft Monmouth and heads to Miami Beach with Mrs Maxwell joining. Wayne Meinke of Howestreet finished V 12 at Oberlin and heads to Matsburg New York for midshipman school. Gertrude Gold executive director of Girl Scouts of Philadelphia visited Mrs Theodor Yo Poles and daughter Pleth Any at Foley Dome on Kark Court. Brydon couple on furlough at JC Brydon home. Jack Curtis family welcome a son and daughter born March 4 at Elyria Memorial. Mrs Frederick J D Ankefer visiting sister Mrs Edward Rous at Emerson Court.
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Walter Michel
Leis Maxwell
Dork Avenue
Mache
Miami Beach
Wayne Meinke
Howestreet
Oberlin
Cal Iegenda
Matsburg
New York
Gertrude Gold
Girl Scouts
Philadelpha
Theodor
Dauhter
Foley Dome
Kark Court
Wieksand
Ser
Douglas
Brydon
Daghter
JC Brydon
Berkley Drive
Billy Mitchell Field
Cudahy
Wisconsin
Jack Curtis
Harvard’ Avenue
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Frederick JD. Ankefer
Devon Lee
Ben Avon Heights
Tiltsburgh
Edward Rous
Emerson Court
Fiesta Handicraft group forms as junior Red Cross helpers
A new service club named Fiesta Handicraft was formed on Saturday March 4 with officers named Darlene Yost president Janey Wissinger vice president and other appointments. Meetings are Saturdays 2 30 to 4 00 pm with crafts taught by Mrs Yost and membership open to girls aged to twelve. Projects include making favors for Cates hospital collection of papers for AWOVS and wire coat hangers for Red Cross distribution. Also Bible Quiz and Junior CYR plan next Sunday assembly.
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Cill
Fiesta Handicraft
Red Cross
Gladys Yost
Fairlawn Ayenue
Darlene Yost
Janey Wissinger
Avereta Jetta Hinks Puibheny
Shirley McKittrick
Darlene Yoat
Belly Shamel
Ghidys Yost
Yost
Cates Hospital
Awov.s
Hospital Discharges List With Names and Addresses
A list of patient discharges includes Paul Gkora of 547 1-2 Lodi Street and Diana Everitt of 2 Laurel Court among others. The fragment also mentions Prances Tufford 344 Twelfth Street and Mrs. Francis Scott at Lake Wand, with several additional names and addresses incomplete or garbled.
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Paul Gkora
Lodi Street
Diana Everitt
Laurel Cout
Prances Tufford
Twelfth Streets
Francis Scott
Lakewand
Robert Dean
East River Street
Francs Callahan
Baby Box
Highland Court
Hare Old Appennen
Wakeman
Aidkew
Luyetta
West Haver Streets
George Okey
Grafton
Read
Homer Courtney
Fast Avenue
Ralph Forvhotfer
Gaby
Licenses Hareld Wediykson and Others Noted
A fragmented clipping references Hareld Wediykson a 27 year old and others in a licensing context. The unreadable text includes a quote about making someone feel better by thinking of bacon nappings, indicating a humorous or garbled line amid the legal or licensing note. Names and specifics are incomplete.
Calendar Meninney .T. A. at & p. m
Community calendar lists many Tuesday events with speakers and clubs. It notes Second Congregational and Catholic Study clubs, Y Debs, Junior Woman's Club plays, and church missions across Lorain Avenue to Spruce Street with various hosts and times.
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Meninney
Horrocks
Second Congregational Division
Alfred Luther
Lake Avenue
King Solomon Lodge
Y-Debs
H. W. Wilson
Dramatice Group
Catholic Study Club No. 7
Joli Agter
Spruce Street
Second Congregational
United Meresbyterian Men's Mission Langue
Townsend Club
Victory Hall
G. A. BR
K. of Pr. Hall
Canton Lorain
Th.bury
No Agreement Reached On Pre School Nursery Oberlin
Oberlin Board of Education discussed a nursery school for children aged two to five whose mothers work in war industries. A budget of 610 dollars monthly was proposed with 3 dollars weekly per child and federal aid covering about half. Parents would contribute about 100 dollars per month for 20 to 40 children, with potential housing options explored. The group also approved leave for Melvin Clark and named the People's Banking Co. as school securities depository for 1944-45.
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Oberlin
Board of Education
Wigton
Melvin Clark
F.t
Ft. Schuyler
N.Y
People’s Banking Co
Oberlin Public Schools
Harvey Wooster
Warren Taylor
Loren Kerr
Essenal
Federal Works Agency
West Avenue
St. Paul's Circle
Williams Krebs
Mary Ablgrim
Beverly Court
W. Fey Bell
Third Street
Watts
Grace Lutheran Aid Society
Carol Peak
Oxford Avenue
Catholic Study Club
Mabel Hallett
Fourth Street
Bethel Shrine
St. Paul's Circle No
St. Mary's Allar-Hosary Society
First Congregational
William A. Leath
Knights ‘Templar
Elyria Garden Club
Lorain Co
Bee Keepers
Jefferson Dr. High
P.T. A
Women of Moose
Pythian Sisters
Ration Calendar and Stamp Validities in 1942 Book 4
March ration items include processed foods, sugar, meats, and fats with stamps A through F across Book 4, valid dates through May 20 and March 20 for various goods. Shoes, gasoline, tires, and fuel coupons list specific stamp numbers, values, and expiry dates, with reserve coupons valid through the heating year.
Community weighs school project sponsorship and start date
A discussion on securing staff as housekeeper and cook, plus equipment costs, aims for operations within two months though the School board has not yet agreed to sponsor. A motion asks the committee to survey monthly community support before board involvement due to financial risk if costs are not sustained.
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Elisabeth Alien Prentiss
Oberlin College
Turner
Venice
Grange Hall
Oberlin Women's Clit
Frank W. Tobin
Elm Street
Howard Robinson
Oberlin Ae
A.aulw
Mme’ Humphrey
Sorosis Club
C. W. Carrick
Oak Street
Woman's Club
T. T. McFarland
Webster Hall
Professor Street
J. S. Mclaughlin
College
Sacred Heart Study Club
Herward Wink
Route
American Legion Auxiliary
Cleveland Orchestra to Perform at Finney Chapel
The Cleveland orchestra will appear at Finney Chapel Tuesday evening at 7 30 under the direction of Dr Frank Black guest conductor.
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Harold Cook
South Main Street
Cleveland Orchestra
Finney Chapel
Frank Black
Litchfield youths depart for Florida by AA special flight
Two Litchfield young men Thurlow Flanery and Eddie Basie plan to leave with 15 other American Airlines employees from Cleveland airport for Florida aboard a special plane. Thurlow will serve as ground crew mechanic in Jacksonville, while Eddie will be stationed farther south along the coast. Their news comes as Cpl Lawrence Taylor, operating an amphibian landing barge in New Guinea, is noted in relatives’ messages.
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South Litchfield
Litchfield Voung
Thurlow Flanery
Eddie Basie
Jeff
Cleveland
American Airlines
Florida
Thurlow
Jacksonville
Eddie
Herm
Cpl
Lawrence Taylor
New Guinea
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E.Y.W.L
Fellowship Council
Council of the Methodist Youth Fellowship
Lakeside
Elyria Commandery
Knights Templar
Masonic Temple
Sterling Club
Cornelia Kovach
A. Yosa
Association News
Agnthan
Hime
Nate
Wortwincon
East Bridge Street
West Ave
North ST
Elyrian
Circle
Futon) High School
Clarence Hrouse
Clavissa Hrouse
Bra
News of the Girl Scouts
Ruth Frilenstine
Lenin Fellowship
Juuine Fellowship
First Christian Church
Stanton Shaw
Jessan
Cyr
Hareld Wediykson
Wellng- You
Mesh
Telia
Ete Brown
Wernesuay
Danas
Rebs Raat
Peisrh
al Re Kemp
Methodist
Dolly
Marie
Heathcate
A. Bimbach
Crehoreenu W. GT. U
T. FP. Sellers
Harvard Ave
Matthew Gilliland
United Presbyterian Church
St. Paul's Circle No. 2
H. Krieg
da. O
Jacky
A. M
St. Paul
Coniam
Princeton Avenue
C. A
Fda Gray Johnson
St. Paul's
Cosmopolitan Club
Furt Fauver
Pasadena Avenue
Czechoslovakian Relief Society
L. Chervenka
West River Road
Isabel Berry
Homes For Victory
Fai Com Club
Clarence Grandstall
Longfellow’ Avenue
Canton Auxiliary
T. Olmstead
Furnace Street
Research Club
Dana Fox
East Side
Coe
Hasero
Cleveland. Cay
H. G. Shannon
Cedar Ave
Foe Fiellceey
Seretee Cail Robert
Morgan St
W. B. Hubbell
Seventh Street
First Congregational Mission Study Club
Daughters of American Revolution
Wilfrid Bowdler
Tenth Street
Avenue Club
PL Hall
Women's Relief Corps
O. Oo
Mary A. Chandler
Daughters of Union Veterans
U. Ww. Cla
Northwest
I. QO. Oo
Marché
2Nd St. Ph
Litchfield
Ralph Brodt
Mrs. Brodt
Mr. Brodt
Litchsfield
Medina
Nestles Lion
Neatlé
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