Oberlin Women's Glee Club to Give Concert Tomorrow
Oberlin, O., March 13 After weeks of practice the Oberlin Women's Glee Club will present their annual Home Concert in Finney Chapel tomorrow at 7 30 p m Guests include the Varsity Club of 34 members and the Pre s hman Club of 24 joining with the Varsity in choral numbers Vocal solos will be by Miss Henrietta Fulck Miss Ruth Faton and Miss Wanda Wendell Also featured are standard choral pieces and original numbers with a segment titled Sol der Girls at Homes.
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Oberlin
Oberlin Women's Glee Chia
Finney Chapel
Gleet
Whiteyharks
Varsity Club
Preshman Club
Henrietta Fulck
Ruth Faton
Wanda Wendell
Avon Village Board of Education Meets
The Avon Village Board of Education held its regular meeting Tuesday evening at the school. All members were present. Minutes were read and approved for payment. The board considered an art instruction day next year replacing a half day. Miss Young will not renew her teaching contract. An appropriation of $2000 for a commencement speaker was approved. Supplies and repairs to school drives were authorized. The next meeting is set for April 14.
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Avon Village Board of Education
Young
New London Hospital Receives New Equipment
New London Hospital gains two new donations for Civitan Defense first aid use. One is a modern ONAN therapy unit for shock and gas injuries, now operating at the scene of accidents. the second, an intravenous anesthesia device enables field or roadside administration. The facility, aided by church and local donors, grows as a well equipped small hospital.
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New London
Alia W
Femal
New London Hospital
Civitan
William Rader
Atts
Y Pader
K. Exch
Royal Smith
Nova
Henry Callame
Sullivan
George Jrnn
G. P. Emerson
Emch
Smith
Rader
Kenneth Kirkpatrick
Revival Meetings At West View Church
West View Wesleyan Methodist Church announces revival meetings in progress. Began last Sunday and will continue for another week. This week’s speaker is Rev. Lester D. Wilox, brother of the pastor and president of the Ohio Conference. Next speaker will be Rev. Donald E. Howard of Marion, Ohio.
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West View
Ws Wesleyan Methodist Church
Lester D. Wilox
Ohio
Donald E. Howard
Marion
Ships To Be Built In Two Years
The Maritime Commission outlined a wartime plan to boost ship production to about 200 ships in 1943, raising the total to roughly 2,000 ships with a 2877 ship overall target. Commissioner Howard Vickery said output must stay uninterrupted to meet UN needs and warned strikes or material shortages could derail the schedule.
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Washington
Maritime Commision Today
Bram
Howard Ta Vickery
Neafer
Pearl Harbor
Roosevelt
United Nations
Vickery
Congress
Mme
Sunday Services at Eaton Church of Christ
Sunday services at Eaton Church of Christ include Church School at 10 69 a m Morning Worship at 11 00 a m Young People at 7 00 p m Evening Worship at 8 00 p m The morning ser vice features a choir anthem and a sermon Child Calls to the Highest by the minister The evening service continues the morning theme with We Turn With Him All are invited to attend A youth delegation travels to Ashland for a district meeting Barbara Carpenter assists at School and is a banquet speaker Cedar Avenue Colored choir to give a concert Sunday evening March 22 at Eaton church
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Eaton Church of Christ
Church School
Barbara Carpenter
Park Dimaling
Ashland
Cedar Avenue
Axis Sub Sinks Tanker Survivors Say
Philadelphia March 12 Axis submarine shelled and sank a medium tanker in the Caribbean then ran down and sank lifeboats and a life raft with survivors aboard four seamen survived landed at the fourth naval district four more crewmen unaccounted for and presumed dead the tanker’s loss was among five Western Hemisphere merchant ship losses reported by the Navy in Washington again.
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Philadelphia
Caribbean
Fourth Naval District
Houerd
Stanker
Wo Aste
United Nations
Hiv
Navy Department
Winston
San Juan
Nassau
Bahamas
Portland Sweater Tied To War Letter From Prisoner
A Portland woman received a knitted sweater from British corporal Robert Allen, now imprisoned in a Malay concentration camp. He writes of gratitude for oil and a pullover, and recalls a correspondence with a Portland girl during 1929–1934 while stationed in India.
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Portland
Ore
Maly
Corp
Robert Allen
Annie Stuart
India
Expanded Red Cross Services Reach Elyria Chapter
The Elyria Chapter of the American Red Cross expanded its services through volunteers led by Faith Metcalf. Roll Call raised over 10 000 and the War Fund drive surpassed 77 000 with broad church and women’s group participation. Nurses teach home nursing and volunteers run first aid classes while offices operate daily in Elyria Oberlin and Wellington.
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Elyria
American Red Cross
Faith Metcalf
Lena May Davis
Sarah Cunningham
Red Cross
Edna Schrader
Oberlin
Harry N. Holmes
Fowle
Wellington
Iris Carpenter
Gadsfield
Ronald O. Dunn
Marion Crowder
Hugh Greer
Low RR. Myer
Kenneth Barclay
Don Wilmot
Ivanore Hornes
Ely
Oberlin War Aid Volunteers Organize City Drive
The Oberlin branch coordinates wartime first aid training with rooms at Elsha Y M C A and local schools. Leaders include A N Stone and Mrs C R Comings, with Katharine von Wenke heading Roll Call and War Fund efforts. township chairmen span Brighton to Wellington coordinating volunteers and community drives.
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Gram
Lizzie Hahn
Robert Barr
Irwin Worsetter
Elsha Y. M. Cla
Gratton
I. G. Portman
Henrietta
Frank Murray
Huntington
J.H. Curtis
la Grange
Orville Knapp
Penfield
A. N. Notells
Pittsfield
H. G. Stacey
Ridgeville
Ralph Rowland
Rochester
Ed Schramm
Russand
H. Lehman
Frankelin
M. Jones
Wellington
Plan Vaccination Of Children As Health Measure
Ohio plans a wartime immunization program for one million children ages 6 months to 10 years. The State Health Department, with the Social Security Board, will supply free diphtheria toxoid. smallpox vaccine funds will be saved to purchase other vaccines. The effort targets younger children as most deaths occur before age 10, and vaccination is voluntary.
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Columbus
Ohio
State Health Department
R. i. Markwith
Markwith
Social Security Board
Hall Okie As Youngest Great Grandmother Among Us
Bakersfield dispatch profiles Mrs Pipkin of Shawnee Ohio known as Hall Okie, claimed as the United States youngest great grandmother. The 90 year old mother of 13 has 14 grandchildren and two great grandchildren and has recorded folk songs for the Library of Congress.
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Bakersfield
Cal
Ao “Okie
Arvin
John Steinbeck
Perel
United States
Mra
Pranky Pinkin
Library of Congress
Library of Congress. As Mrs. Pipkin
Shawnee
Ohio
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