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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Mar 25, 1942

Page

15

Women of the Moose Social Service meeting planned

A Worn of the Mooze committee will hold a chapter night program on Thursday night, Moret 26 at Woavelwk with Men and Jenne Extwacda elitizenan. Cath Curtis will be the speaker, and members of the todpe and the general public are invited to the open meeting. Social Service and Social Security topics tied to health and welfare are outlined. The Women of the Moose connect to Moosehaven in Florida and emphasize service to individuals and communities. The Social Service committee announces a class of candie dates with Elyria chapter No. 907. A chartered bus will leave the Moore Home on Second Street at ff oelick.

Mie Suchat Hervice Holt i Woavelwk Jenne Tage Women of the Moose Moosehaven Florida Social Service Department Datach

Lorain Navy Mothers Club Holds Monthly Meeting

The Lorain County Navy Mothers iClub met at the Woman's Club with large attendance. Seaman William Szubo, home from Pearl Harbor for four months, was welcomed by Commander Dente Wels brad who answered questions. The club plans layettes for Navy relief and members volunteered to donate materials. A letter from George Mrunner, hospitalized in California, was read. A card from Weeson Mattola was noted and Anne Pollack reported a charity card party. A social hour followed with candy and refreshments. Next meeting is April 28 at Joan Gray's home.

Pearl Harbor Lorain County Navy iClub Woman's Club William Szubo Dente Welsbrad Navy Relief George Mrunner Califarnia Weeson Mattola Anne Pollack

Hospital Admissions and Discharges Summary

Admissions list includes Mrs Inher Zaleha WK Middle Avenue Hubert Wart man 412 Jefferson Street James itatkorsteh Boston Abn Sehinies Olmsted Falls Mrs Fred Miller 1386 East Avenue Mrs Rob ert Schmidt 223 West Bridge Woolf Webber Los Angeles Harry Bardill 1199 East Hi tect Mrs John Wetzel 355 East Bridge Paul Kenska 319 Mayes Street Discharges include Mrs Andrew White baby boy Loraing Mrs Louis Smith baby boy Wesley Mrs Morris Brown baby girl lord court Huth Letters West River rad Mrs John Davin 120 Franklin

Inher Zaleha Middle Avenue Hubert Wartman Jefferson Street James Itatkorsteh Boston Mass Abn Sehinies Olmsted Falls Fred Miller East Avenue Robert Schmidt West Bridge Woolf Webber Los Angeles Harry Bardill John Wetzel East Bridge Paul Kenska Mayes Street Andrew White

Surprise Scout Leader Birthday Party At Troop One

Girl Scouts honor Mrs Jack Bett leader of Troop No 1 with a birthday party. Cookies were passed for the upcoming sale starting March 5. Betsy Riess and Jean Bennett talked while gifts were given and songs were sung amid spring weather and a park trip reminiscence. Troop 7 met at St Marys hall visiting Elyria Library bindery and planning a spring hike with advisers Mrs Grover Hullaint Meg Arthur Demm.

Jack Bett Girl Scout Troop No. 1 Vera Brenner Betty Snoble Ack Bell Jean Bennett Tetsy Riess Mohican State Park rRnor No Girl Scouts of Tro Xo St. Mary's Bath Rilie Elyria Library Grover Hullaint Meg Arthur Demm

Splendid Review Catholic Study Club Meets at Hone of Mrs Rowell Mecxee

The Catholic Study Club met at Artemas Court last evening with members present. Mrs Nortoun Kaiser gave a review of Uplands by Mary Fiten Chase. A Raster party is planned for April 1 with light refreshments served by the hostess assisted by Mrs Theodore Emerich. The next meeting is set for April 21 at Mrs Emeriths home, 1206 Middle Avenue.

Joan Gray Ina Vega Club Phillips Court Boney Bunco Dorothy Lingenzelter Wanda Heritage J. WY. Gray Virginia Ziegmund Catholic Study Club Rowell Artemas Court Nortoun Kaiser Theodore Emerich Emerith Middle Avenue John Ross John J. Ross Wert Avenue John Wirschem Christ Didere O'Trien Mattie Schroeder Bandstreet Pedro Hose Walken Christine Derek Oliver Diederich Elizabeth Duckett We Avenue Ming

Hostess To Olawin Club Hosts Tea and Pinochle

Mrs Earl Schacter entertained Olawin club members and guest Mrs Robert Daniels at 336 Kenyon Avenue last evening. After a short business meeting they played pinochle with defense stamps awarded to Mrs Clifford Limpert and Mrs Harold Muche. A dessert luncheon featured pink and blue decor. Plans surfaced for April events including a Mary Chandler Tent inspection and a rummage sale.

Richard S. Horan Galaxy Denison Avenue Brent Ervin Wentz Fred Reiter Robert Jones Ervies Wentz Hich Edward Champion Champion Earl Schacter Olawin Club Robert Daniels Kenyon Avenue George Hewitt Ubridge Clifford Limpert Harold Muche Muche Cleveland Road

McKinley PTA Discusses Growth Under Arcs Leadership

The McKinley PTA held a session titled Tow Feats Grow Up focusing on ethics and management. Led by Paul Mendenhall, the discussion emphasized successful education practices and community involvement with attendees noting positive outcomes.

Mainlly McKintey

News of Our Boys in Service

Lorain area notices report Elyria men joining the United States Navy and Marine Corps. Names include Edward G. Stankard James L. Tite Robert Turk Daniel J. Schwartz and others sent from Camp Perry to Jefferson Barracks. Promotions and new assignments noted for several locally connected servicemen and families.

William MM. McDermott Broad Street Roger J. McDonnell Third Street George AW. Bird Cleveland Street Ralph I. Brecknock Princeton Avenue Abraham Goulieb Gar Min Avenue Eugene C. Henke Columbus Street Ted F. Janusa West River Streets A. Ctrd Merman F. Kresel Elusia Avenue Amherst Joseph F. Handler Avon Lake

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