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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Mar 31, 1945

Page

2

Marie Sinerson and Corporal Stankard to Wed in St Agnes Church

The engagement of Miss Marie Sinerson to Corporal Edward Stankard is announced. Sinerson, a Amherst High School graduate, is employed by Mates EHO Pay. Stankard, son of the Police Chief, attended Elyria High School and served in the Army Air Force since March 7, 1942. The wedding will be held at Ste Agnes church on Saturday April 7 at 6 o clock with Rev Leo al Brasell officiating.

Marie Sinerson Stankard St. Agnes Church W.C.T.U Women's Christan Temperance Union SV. F. Bell Third Street Ediya Gray Johnson Harry Rimer Elyria Men's Elyria Mens Fcc Ruth Claude Wixfield Cyl. Stankird Elyria High School WS Army O Air Force Cain Atterbury Indisha Ste. Agnes Church Elvek Leo al Brasell

Calendar of Monday events at Taft and area clubs

Local calendar lists Ladies' Auxiliary Home for Aged in Taft parlor at 2 p m. Bargerly Unit needlework guild on West River Street. Dorcas and Priscilla Guilds in Magyar church parlor for bus ic meeting. Junior Woman's Club in Elks ball room to present. McKinley P A postposed to Tuesday. Marriage license issued to Albert Darlington and Ellen Shook. couple from Bas Lan sink and Lorain. Additional entries include Sikalos and Velma Mihalek residents of Elyria.

Taft Dob. Sikalos Elyria Dairy Farmer Velma Mihalek Fast 8Th Street

U P Church Holds Annual Business Meeting

The United Presbytery church held its annual meeting in the church parlors with many members present. Rev. Phillip He Wischern led devotions as elder A. W. Baied received emeritus honors after over thirty years in the role. Trustees were elected and re-elected to four year terms, finance reports discussed, and the debt reduction plan approved with two offerings planned.

United Presbytery Church Phillip He Wischern A. W. Baied Emer. Hats J. Eukaiulenschleger R. P. Kirkpatrick Las W. JC. Stewart Calla Ta Militares Ter Cality W. C. Stewart T. C. Foster HLF Paeth Chas. Fisker Harold Annspoker J. Scott E. W. Wright Elliott Eldred Chas Filker E Lautensehleger Building Ned Palm EL W. Wright Organ Fund Scott W. Ramage Max Keder Robert Wallace Harold Aunspeker Othe Scottsis WOR Mayald Amspoher HFL Aes League

Local Health Clinic Ad Promises Free Consultation

An advert lists a hospital and several names in a garbled offer for fatigue relief and figure improvement. It promotes a free consultation with contact details, mentioning Spencer Support and a phone number, amid unclear patient names and locations.

Spencer Mills

Misses and relatives arrive from Denver for Easter

Miss dah Ryan Jy and daughter Patty return with Mrs Ryne to their home on Palackey Avenue after a two month stay in Denver where Cpl Realy trained at Lowry Field before transfer to Kearns Utah. The group includes George Kaiser and Miss Claire Crinfield a Bowliing Green student. Easter services to be held at the Memorial Baptist Church with Rev. Fil eyear presiding.

Dah Ryan Jy Patty Denver Colorado Cpl Lowry Field Kearns Utah Ryne George Kaiser Patsient Bowling Green & University Palackey Avenue Claire Crinfield Miss Crinfield Lela Ganttha Ass Davis Tr Lambda Asé Herbert Wilson M. McKee Wilson Sylvia Birks Elecia Atemorual Wilson Horton Avenue Mr. Wilson California Denison Memoerhel Baphist Columbus Aren Moreh Elyria Memorial Hospital Helen Oe Duffy Howling Chreen State University Rennie Third Street Arvid Bergsten Fode Brooklyn N. Yods Betty’ Adams Ninth Street

North Olmsted Women Host Fundraising Parties For Berea Hospital Room

The North Olmsted Women's Club sponsors a series of social events to fund a new room at Berea Hospital. The first party was hosted by Mrs Coulson and others on East Park Drive, attracting 42 attendees with dancing, cards, and a large horse shoe centerpiece in red white and blue bearing the guests’ names.

Berea Hospital GF. Coulson W. Pruitt Frank Heiss T. Stewart S. Angyo Courson East Park Drive Donald Gard Walter Thompson Eugene Widener Bob Patter_ sen Amund Harry Crider Center Mark Gareden Sid Howard Conant Winifred Columbia Joac Gundos Ier Major Wand Wailam Beach Mre H.C. Ekins Enacyer Donald Huidulph Anna Texas Brooklyn Jay Rod Philburgh Ate Univ Witham Gcebf Joan Re Grind Pst Raymond Cos I S. Rarnath Pymut UN Guanes Memorial Park Rwart

Henrietta Hospital Confirms Wife’s Critical Condition

Fragmented OCR reports Henrietta resident Mrs Walter Angerrbort and Mrs Kieth Bure planning events while Henrietta Mii Dart, president of an unidentified board, remains hospitalized in serious condition. Other names and places appear garbled but suggest community notices around a bridal shower and local individuals.

Mii Dart Ut Ech Aly Board Abe Paethoa Walter Angerrbort Dor Kieth Bure Rudy Abgersth Mee Bary Msa P Tigny

Easter Services Highlight Amherst Churches

Amherst churches schedule sunrise and regular services for Easter weekend. St Peter Evangelical and Reformed hold sunrise communion at 6:30 am, MMS confirmands at 10:30 am. St Paul Lutheran hosts Eyeter worship and first Communion for 1v43 confirmands. St Joseph Catholic Church offers Easter Masses at 6:80 and 10: am with sermon on The Resurrection. Union services at 8 am and 11 am involve St James and South Amherst churches. Good Friday service at St Peter's Evangelical and Reformed includes Midnight Brays hymn and reflections by Dean Thomas W. Graham. Easter play The Other Cryes to be presented at Foursquare church Sunday evening.

St Peter's Evangelical” and Reformed Church MMS St. Paul Lutheran Church St Joseph Catholic Church South Amherst Et Evangelical St. Peter's Evangelical and Reformed Church Sulo Lone Aliss Dorothy Brucker Thomas W. Graham Oof Obert Apumke Uber Swed Stanley EK Walter Baer George A Rolling Stone Women's Guild of St. Peter de Partmett Ed. Bahl Fred Eberhart Herbert Bring William Mischak Clayton Hollingsworth Mesdames J. Sharp Edna May Menge L. Roemer H. Raesler G. Holisteit C. Hankinson Hilda Berger Charlene Hecker Trene Kunzman Rose Nehis Foursquare Buser Kathryn Poche India Grange Ivall Fideward Wagnee and R. J

School party and banquet noted at local homes

A garbled notice details a student gathering hosted by Delores Sapienza for the Bempr Class at Richard Launvernier’s home. A Sailor themed evening featured dancing and a late supper, with a sender reporting 5.20 CAL per member as costs.

Mis Eime Pootman Mirjory Aggersbus i Chitesto Aoenety Qmie Mleghsiyt Fran Ventuilie Brown DU Henrie Lid Wallavender Mio Sarkwell Guerana Mos Wine Portman Basket Growin Marten Hea Voltaunt Debinioef Laetian Lawrer Bough Bachawddaanverntyer Wiese Manwiniog Glass Uae Wyn Spenses Bempr Delores Sapienza Richard Launvernier Gees

Valley City Civilian and Military News Bits

Valley City updates include Jack Mack returning on furlough after service as a European gunner with 34 missions and heading to Santa Ana for further duty. Local committee plans for a county meeting April 17. Marriages noted: Miss Regina Sack wed Joseph Laule in Cleveland. Mrs Laule is the bride's sister. Wedding breakfast at Southern Tavern followed.

Jack Mack Canelus Santa Ana Calif R. E. Grandes Agra Rose Adams George Phaminion Earl Arnold Cleveland Valley City Peaders Mass Regina Lileen Sack Miya Leonhard Joseph G. Laule Southern Tavern GO. Lane J. A. Sailer Armed Services North Africa Monmouth College Monmouth Nasy Agadeche Gertrude Frank McMullers Franetis Foerking Jean Weber Olmsted Falls Way Earl Arick Orlin Wolfe Jimmy Jennie Arick Medina George Staskopf Lis Gon Wilsop Blaskopf Weshxiltes Tenn Tecuger Pling Sram

Service Visitors At Ration Board

Visitors from the Armed Forces called at Elyria War Prize and Ration Board offices on Friday. Listed are Webb Army 648 West Second Street 43 days Cookson Army 45 West Second Street 10 days Life Viclott Ferrand Amy 129 Oak streets 4h days AL Mono RO Ward Navy 433 West Fifteenth Street 40 days A ie Donte B Gleason WAVES 718 Clark street 14 days Pie Hubert Diederick Army 418 Adams Street 30 days Stanley Dobrowski Navy 518 Middle Avenue 5 days William Deeper 298 Eastern Heights Bled 44 days stoseph A Shaffer Navy R Elyria 2 days Russell Binggell AvS Navy North Qlint Sedy 12 days

Elyria Prin Webb Army He A. Ie Donte Gleason Clark Street Pie Hubert Diederick Adamg Street Stanley Dobrowski Navy Middle Avchite Willian Eastern Heights Stoseph A. Shaffer R. da Elyria Russell B. Binggell Avs North Qlint

Volunteers Sought to Pack Clothing for UNRRA Drive

After Henry Kaiser praised the National Clothing Collection as a great humanitarian effort, Kenneth Strohm announced a need for at least 400 volunteers to pack and ship clothing. Elyria will run a Sunday April 14 collection with a door-to-door truck canvass led by Low Becker and aided by Boy Scouts and local helpers.

Henry Kaiser UNRRA Kenneth Strohm Elyria Low Becker Boy Scotts Elyrians G. Hussel Ha Mys Slaney Orr Richard Stith Fred Lanes Dave Scott D. Lehnin

January 3 in Below visitors and farewells noted

A string of brief social notes records visitors and guests including Mr. and Mrs. William Kaiser of Lakewood at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Howard Grabenstetter, and Mrs. Vera Penergast of Cleverland, plus Miss Margaret Baier returning to Ohio Brave University after a weekend with her parents. Also references a distant forest land claim and crop preservation concept linked to a 49ers era site.

Wiliam Kaiser Lakewood Howard Grabenstetter Vera Penergast Cleverland Elsa Mellon Robert Morte Clev Margaret Baier Ohio Brave University Columbus Ohio Miro Maceyater

Kiwanis Speaker Sees Great Future for Plastics

Lorain area Kiwanis club luncheon featured J Wayne Brinkerhoft of Goodrich in Cleveland outlining plastics potential postwar. He warned of limits and misinfo, citing plastic domes, shoe soles, and power cables. He noted plastics may aid in housing and appliances, with cautions about wear, cost, and weather effects. Three new members joined the club and several guests attended, including Army Air Forces staff on furlough.

Wayne Brinkerhoft LA. F. Goodrich Company Cleveland Elyvia-Kiwaniis Club Elke Marine Lastics Limitas Goodrich Navy South Pacific R.G. Taylor Howard- 8 Hales Charles Bawden S Sgott Myron Briggs Army Air Forces Carl E.shephard John B. Kinter Gratton S. L Blpl Goodrich Company Chemical Robert Hand Robert Hummer Elyria

Ohio Cities Set Clocks Ahead Across Regions

Griled Press reports 18 Ohio cities will move to daylight saving time this Saturday night with another batch changing the following week. Cities listed include Bellefontaine Cambridge Delaware Defiance and Toledo among others, while many eastern towns retain year round Eastern Time.

Griled Eigiteer Olio Bellefomille Cambridge Tumins Delaware Defiance Bear Nison Galati Greenville London Omariena Mount Newark New Philadelphia O ‘Pal Toledo Urbana Banessville Calidieell Falls Allisance Canton Chardon Cincinnnati Cleveland Dayton Flynnn Lakeswood Norwalk Oberlin Painesville Salem Sandusky van Wert Watsen Youngstown Caretral Line Bryan Celina Harmilston Paulding

Autos Must Have New Tags Tomorrow

Columbus reports the deadline for old 1944 automobile license plates is midnight tonight. Beginning Sunday, driving a car without 1945 tags will be unlawful. Deputy registrars plan late hours to handle last minute rush as state projections suggest 1945 sales near 2,000,000.

Columbus Frank Quinn Hoensey

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