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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

May 06, 1942

Page

3

Elyria Woman's Club Board Concludes Year's Business

The Elyria Woman's Club Board of Managers met to review officers reports led by president Mrs Iain Halpin. Department meetings set with dinners May 6 through May 36 and social events. Junior club activities noted and new first aid classes planned. Flyrna club earns prize for sale of articles by the blind, over 600 dollars. Red Cross War Fund service certificate presented. May 3 program to include songfest and convention report. Calendar changes to be communicated. Middle North District conference to be hosted in October. Note on English housewives and door delivery timing during labor shortage.

J. B. Johnson F. C. Billings A. W. .Bicbig Elyria Club

Amici Club Hosts Mothers at Annual Spring Banquet

The Amici Club celebrated Mothers Day with a Mother-Daughter banquet at Graystone Hotel. Ruth Wright and Gertrude Mallory led activities, Dr. Lothar Lubasch spoke on Germany, and Beth Corkill outlined club officers and planning committee. A later dance was planned with Harry Herman’s Orchestra.

Amiti Club Graystone Hotel Ruth Wright Gertrude Mallory Helen Goodspeed Beth Corkill E. W. Wright Maxine Koepp Marian Roberts Margaret Troutman Roger Busster Miss Mallory Ruth Wricht Ida Jean Sands Mary Ruth Kershaw

Millard-Wyatt Wedding Read By Lorain Pastor

Lorain First Baptist parsonage hosts wedding of Bonnie Wyatt to Raymond F. Millard with Rev J Deenter officiating. Attendants include Miss Liza Millard and Robert J. Foltz. Bride and groom have local ties and military service histories. Community notices include church society reports and wartime rationing discussions.

First Baptist Lovain J. Deenter Bonnie Wyatt Raymond F. Millard Liza Millard Birdra Robert J. Foltz Cleveland

Community clubs and Knights of Pythias events noted

Calendar items from the Federation auxiliary and local clubs list meetings at East Broad Street and Spruce Street venues. Chevalier Lodge No 316 Knights of Pythias conferred Knight rank with a formal ceremony at Castle Hall Moylan and previewed a county meeting in Lorain on May 20.

Federation of Post Office Clerks Fred Davies East Broad Street Legion E. J. Kikhm Spruce Street Church Af Christ E.R. Layer Lake Avenue United Presbyterian Hebekah Lodge Hall Oldie Eagles Elyria Memorial Hospital St Paul's Church Council Chevalier Lodge Knights of Pythias Moylan Chevalier Enancellor Carl Turner H. Exist O. E. Barton W. L. Schrock A. H. Ernst Pythagoras Finegeld J. B. Youngblood W. D. Holt J. L. Stimell J. Hansman M. T. Wiburn W. Wiburn O. E. Batton H. Ketchum E. Sparks

Personal notices highlight local social rounds and moves

Miss Rosalind Rinker recently back from China has stayed with Sr. and Mrs. K. A. Flickinger and dined with Mr. and Mrs. Leon Underhill and Mrs. Nellie Auser. She departs for Dieseland then Toledo and Winona Lake to speak on China experiences. Other items note furloughs for Staff Set and Mrs. Ralph Marsh. visits by Mrs. Anna Beyer and Mr. and Mrs. E. O. Marsh. H. R. Wright visiting Lewes, Delaware. and Tone Geisel serving as junior representative during her year. Bowling Green State University student chaired a formal dance and named publicity director for Treble Clef alesis. Jean Ashenbach chosen as May Queen attendant at Baldwin-Wallace College. Emily F. Davie on Ohio State honor list. Jack R. Tarty on OSU honor list in commerce. Mrs. Robertson, Mrs. Dehm, Mrs. Lohnes, and Mrs. Minch attended Episcopal church women’s convention in Cleveland. Mrs. William Smith to host visitors after surgery. Elyria students Linzenfelter, Birch, Jabbusch earn engineering honor list. John Strohl returns from San Antonio. Priva te John Pauly transferred to Fort Blanding. May births noted for Shoemaker and Barrer families. Wesleyan concert at Ohio Wesleyan. Robert Rebich and Henry M. Huse listed among Elyria students at OSU.

Rosalind Rinker China K. A. Flickinger Flickinger Leon Underhill Nellie Auser Rinker Dieseland Toledo Winona Lake Ind Ralph Marsh Biloxi Anna Beyer Ran Avenue E. O. Marsh West Eighth Street H.R. Wright Denison Avenue Lewes Delaware Harr Wright Miles Tone Geisel Elrria School of Education Bowling Green State University Jean Ashhenbach Carnel Avenue Baldwin-Wallace College Ashenbach Alpha Xi Delta Gorority Emily F. Davie Ohio State Universe College of Arts Episcopal Tritty Cathedral Cleveland William Smith Elyria’ Memorial Hospital Wilbur Gaston Long Fellow Avenue Elyria Ohio State University College of Engineering Carl D. Linzenfelter John Birch Robert O. Jabbusch John Strohl San Antonio Texas Orval Camp . Bulls Felle Pauly John Pauly Fort Blanding Fla Ranterp Sissy Marian Holmes Glenswood Street Ohin Wesleyan Gray Chapel Glen Shoemater Batt Elyria Memorial Hospital Mielr Spruce Street Earl Barrer Pane Memorial Hospital

Public Affairs and Potian Sisters Meeting Notes

The Public Affairs committee will meet at the VWCA at 9:90 am tomorrow. A separate meeting of the Pothian Sisters is scheduled for Thursday night to discuss draft and balloting. The notes mention famous potted tomato plants as part of the context.

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Elyria YWCA To Attend Central Regional Conference

Delegates from Elyria YWCA will represent the organization at the Central Regional Conference of the YWCA to be held May 6, 8 and 10 at the Hotel Sherman in Chicago. Attending are Mrs. Rodney Mockwood, Mrs. Meyer, Mrs. One Holly, Mrs. Harriet Buster, and Mrs. Frances Thompson along with other board and staff members. The program features discussions on The Rate of the YWCA in a World at War, wartime contributions of women, peace building, interracial policy, and relations with labor.

Elyria Wc.a Young Women's Christian Associations Ho+tel WLCA Ernest Johnson Lake Forest Eugene R. McCarthy St. Louis Coehairman Woc.a Ate Central Metion

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