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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

May 09, 1942

Page

11

South Amherst Restiors Enjoy South Amherst Trip

May 9 Twenty three aeniocs and Uhre faculty members enjoyed a weekend trip. They began with a dinner at the Hotel Carter in Cleveland on Friday, then a show and a boat trip to Detroit. They will return by boat Sunday evening arriving home. Participants included BF Littenberg Max Herbert Grace Blakeslee Helen Yarmack Mary Gentile Helen Novac Gloria Mae Allsop Betty Witt Elizabeth Wirtt Giga Zukowski Virginia Rich Chace Thompson Heberta McCord Margaret Silman Nelwn Farcy George Yarmack Ernest Hyster Donald Behacht Donald Gauman Mabel Dudesh Mary Mullca Kathrine Balzer Betty Henes Walter Mied dng Robert Nickel William Holzhauer and others. Also noted Kenneth Henderson, former South Amherst High School teacher, enlisted at Maxwell Field Alabama to teach mathematics. Some locals visited Henderson’s pave in Westlake Thursday eve. SOCIETY HAN MEETING A regular Ladies Dime Society meeting at the Congregational church parlors saw a short business session then quilting. Refreshments were served by Mrs Clinton Kilmer to 18 members.

Amherst Carter Cleveland Detroit Helen Yarmack Mary Gentile Helen Novac Gloria Mae Allsop Betty Witt Elizabeth Wirtt Giga Zukowski Virginia Rich Chace Thompson Heberta McCord Margaret Silman Nelwn Farcy George Yarmack Ernest Hyster Donald Behacht Donald Gauman Mabel Dudesh Mary Mullca Kathrine Balzer Betty Henes Walter Mieddng Robert Nickel William Holzhauer

Carlisle Circle Fetes Guests at Luncheon in LaPorte

Members of the group hosted by Mrs. PHN Bhukeski entertained at a June luncheon with 33 guests, May baskets, and a Birthday Song for several members. Rev. Thomas Hughes spoke, a memorial service was held for Mrs. Frank Menska, and plans were announced for a family picnic and upcoming meetings.

Carlisle LaPorte Churel Phn Bhukeski R. le Rhodes Frank Smith Tay Goodspeed Lynne Hamkin Frank Archelta A. W. Born Mbs Gare Harris William Renate Thomas Hughes Lillian Alexander Albert H. Goodspeed Frank Menska Fred Cowes Women’s Society For Christian Service Lester Bowen Een Group Hin PT. A Cets Meget Clayton Smith Sunshine Samuel Stevenson Circle Red Cross Waray General Society Catrie Hanks Circle PF. Radian Miss Hanks Rodican Sadie Helsinger Clayton F Smith Lyle Retsinger Rome Hughes Latrside Hughts B. L. Bietoff Elmwood Avenue Lake Mra Cowles Ted Moran Mite Grayton Smnth Hore Frabatla Ann Gordon Schaler Harry Brown

Entertain Amherst Legion Auxiliary Meeting and PTA Final Session

The South Amherst and Amherst Legion Auxiliary 314th joint meeting in Amherst features Frances Oyter Bth district president as guest speaker Tuesday evening. The PTA season finale at the school gym Wednesday evening lists Rev H Maxwell of First Evangelical Amherst as visiting pastor. Funeral rites were held Saturday for Arthur Johns at St Johns Evangelical Church with Rev C E Schmidt officiating. burial followed in Evergreen Cemetery under Condad Zileds.

Amherst Amherst Legion Aunxiliary PT. A Parent-Teacher Association Rev. H. Maxwell First Evangelical Church Arthur Johns Son St. Johns Evangelical Church Rev C. E. Schmidt Evegreen Cemetery Contad

Golden wedding observance and local notices in Elyria area

About one hundred relatives and friends attended an open house at Mr. and Mrs. Bates to celebrate their golden wedding anniversary. Guests wore formal attire and refreshments were served. Other items note school meeting May 13 with Mc. Statton as speaker, tumbling exhibition, and church youth fellowship event. Also numerous social calls and visits across Elyria, Birmingham, and neighboring towns.

Sire Bates Earl Kentledgh Maron Logan Pat AL Mc. Statton Northcentral Hartman Elmer Portman Laiulle Kneizel Elmer Knebsel Ruxby Lestie Gould Esther Tantsen Elyria Fouling Green Phyllis Ree Henry Krirg Deuchler Jehan Flerger Atelein Vater Dan Knoble Lous Deaument Louis Smith Howard Gould Dorothy Feisghkegn Jokn Bauman, Jr Methodist Church Methodist Church of Birmingham Lexur Wes Tommy Willams Biz Mtre Frank Kelble Patsy David Mia Louie Kneisel Dettin Over Fite Thiriren Lorain Richard Sanders Sanday Reon Elmer Smith Toledo Deldah Smith Roy Sanders O. C Sanders

North Olmsted Holdens Wedding Anniversary Celebration

North Olmsted Mr and Mrs Austin celebrate their Loch wedding anniversary with open house Sunday May 17 from 1 to 5 and 8 to 10 at the Austins home 38084 Lorain Road. They were married 30 years ago at their home on Ruthernut Ridge Rev Franklin Rice officiating. They have lived in their present home for 50 years and have one son Ray Austin and grandchildren Joan, Terry Lee. The couple have many relatives and friends in North Olmsted and nearby communities.

F. W. Mout G. C. Rankin Uniontown D. A. Uffendell Ameri+an Lorain Road Sadie Pomeroy Mass Lucretta, Pomeroy North Olmsted D. A. Pomeroy Jean of Heres Richard Plexers Seistale LC. Bross Miami Pic Charles Wershing Newiay Camp Blandine Fiz Ptt Norman Breen Great Lakes Bledan Chicegy

Oberlin Road Hirthday Varty and Local Gatherings

Oberlin area notices recount Harold Varty birthday supper with family invites and guests from Grafton Oberlin and Elyria. Also reports births Jack Howard Shik May 2 in Allen hospital and various church society activities, meetings and upcoming social events across East Oberlin and North Olmstead communities.

Penfield P T A Meeting and Local Club Activities

Penfield P T A meets in the school auditorium on Thursday night May U1 with a short business session. Page and Suthitt perform under W T Haden, and Kenneth Herrick installs officers. An art exhibit by Miss Toner precedes the program. Retrenchments will be served. Local Grange convened May 6 with plans to postpone Rural Life Sunday to May 37. Farm Women's Club hosts dinner and ships cookies for boys entering service. Red Cross sewing and new draperies noted. Old Time Pinochle club held at Stentz home with Buell and Pierce winning. Jolly Friendship Birthday club May meeting at Amy White’s home with chili sandwiches.

P.T.A Penfield Parent-Teachers’ Association Page and Suthitt W. T. Haden Mraz Kenneth Herrick Wellington PATA Miss Toner Grange Mrr Airs Leach Rollin Carl Snell Orvel Sooy Red Cross Jolly Friendship Birthday Club Amy White Kellogg Stra Lyte Pierce

Crimmins' Singles Total Only 576

Johnny Crimmins of Detroit needs an even 200 average in his notes as doubles warn today to deere the 10 year high average bowler in PTT AMEN. Crimmins made 167 203 206 76 while rolling last night with his team Paris Cleaners. High scores yesterday include Glenn Deakin Detroit Diez George Pincktt Harry Abram Detroit 2218 Five-man Moose Club Rochester 2528. The New Zealand Government has assumed control of gathering teaweed and extraction of agar used in medicine and by meat and fish canners. If Mora’s markings are truly one they are at least 20 miles wide.

Columbus Johnny Crimmins Detredt Warnea Deere PTT Amen Crimins Paris Cleaners Singer Glenn Deakin Detroit da Diez George Pincktt Harry Abram Moose Club Rochester New Zealand

Pittsfield News Notes Meet and Visit Log

Pittsfield The Helping Hand neighboring club will meet on Wednesday May 13 at the home of Mrs. Lester Morris. Mrs Mary Emery of Elyria visited Sunday dinner guest of her sister and family Mr and Mrs Ray Carter Mr and Mrs Frank Whitcomb of Lakewood Mrs Adeline Hollingsworth and Sumner Whitcomb of Ridgeville were Sunday afternoon visitors of Mrs Louise Whitcomb and Mrs Dora Pomeroy Mrs Hollingsworth who had the mirror-

Pittsfield Will Meer Lester Morris Mary Emery Elyria Wate Ray Carter Frank Whitcomb Lakewood Adeline Hollingsworth Sumner Whitcomb Ridgeville Louise Whitcomb Dora Pomeroy Hollingsworth

Standings and verbose league notes from a torn page

Standings show multiple leagues with mismatched names and scattered team listings. Entries mention Washington, New York, Chicago, St Louis, and Brooklyn among others with fragment dates and partial scores unclear. The text mixes American and National League items, plus Atlantic region notes and several unreadable lines.

Local social notes from Lorain and nearby towns

Belden Selden and family attended fraternal services at St. Stanislaus in Lorain followed by luncheon with the Reentek household. Numerous visits and Sunday gatherings occurred among Grabenstetters, Wises, Grafenstetters, and Weigels, with relatives from Cleveland and Massillon. Eloise Owens injured her ankle and remains at home. The Community Circle meets May 14 at the town hall with specific hostesses. A delegate reports to the Central States Cooperative Congress in Columbus. Mild injuries, illness, and relocations are noted among local families.

George Grafenstetler George Weigel Cleveland Rosemary Grauenstetter Nira A. T L. Wise Hen Smith Massilton Howard Wise Herman Wire LaGrange Eloise Owens Gennar Meyers George Grabenstetler Edward Echle Alberta George Grabenstetlers William Law Cleveland Clinic Mex Joe Grabenstetter Lawrence Orkuly Congress of Central States Cooperative, Inc Columbus Lorain County Farm Bureau Women's

Shout Out dominates Derby glory in eye of bettors

In Maryland on May 9, railbirds debate the Preakness stakes and the racing public’s reaction to Shut Out the Derby winner. Critics split, some praising his three-year-old form, others betting against him as fans loudly argue over who deserves the favorite status.

Senet Jack Guenther United Press Beenor Bettora Pimtca America Santa Gui

South Ridge W. MOS & J. A. MEETING SUMMARY

South Ridge hosts a joint Woman's Missionary and Ladies Aid meeting at Charles Date's home with Mrs. Lea Hatton assisting. A Mother's Day program features readings by Mrs. McVey Mrs. Ralph Fowl and Mrs. EC Schubert. Mrs. N A Baus reviews the new study book Author of Liberty. Mrs. C E Cook elected de cate and Ares. McVey as alternate to W M Convention in Ashland June 26 37 and 2a. Lucile Schrock admitted to membership. Mrs. Harvey Curtis led the business session. They plan to meet with Mrs. George Knittle in June. Fifteen members attended along with guests Mrs. Earl Hanlon Amherst Mrs. Lucile Schrock Miss Shiteyans and Hetty Gunder.

W. Mos J. A South Ridge Charles Lea Hatton Woman's Missionary and Ladies Aid Societies Mes McVey Ralph Fowl EC. Schubert Liberty N. A. Baus C. £. Cook Ares. McVey W. M Ashland Lucile Schrock Harvey Curtis Ladies Aid Society George Knittle Guesis Earl Hanlon Amherst

Local Briefs Highlight Village Social Visits

Erhart and Ster ling Davies of Cleveland were Sunday guests of her parents Mr and Mrs Edward Michter and visited Bert Moses in the afternoon. Joe Degnan of Lorain called on the Bert Moses family last Thursday. Winchells visited Cliff Bluer in Strongsville Friday. Mrs Justin McCabe spent time with her mother at Chippewa Lake. LaVera Schwraler of Valley City spent Sunday with the Wy Winchells. Bert Meyer attended a Silver wedding anniversary in West Richfield. Charles Nock of Berea visited the Armbruster home Sunday afternoon. Mrs Charles Stout and Armbruster relatives spent Thursday in Flyria. Archie Lockyer and family of Cleveland were Sunday supper guests of the Yanmayans.

Enhart Sterling Davies Cleveland Edward Michter Eddie Milchter Joe Degnan Lorain Bert Moses Winchell Cliff Bluer Strongsville Justin McCabe Clara Simpson Chippewa Lake LaVera Schwraler Valley City Wy Winchell Bert Meyer Lawrence McLaughlin West Richfield Charles Nock Berea Phillip Armbruster Charles Stout Wilbert Armbruster Elfin Armbruster Flyria Archie Lockyer Gien Yanmayan Paul Nichols Little Ton Airs W. H. Tabler Frederieck Tabler Flint Mich Elliot Eldred Elyria LaGrange Albert Erhart Sam Meyer Mir Frank Ulrich Lakewood Mex Minnie Kroesen Valeria Josephine Nitges Abbie Nitges Gilbert Gross Albert Gress Medina Albert Sharkey J.P. Martin Dean Regal Orville Haury Erhart G. *O. Haury Arthur Masworthy Are Mise Peterson John Kennedy J. E. Hartley Akron J. G. Hours Ruby Hush ‘Tibbitts I

Anniversary and social notices from Grafton area eventful Sunday

Mr. and Mrs. Herman Wildenhein marked their 21st wedding anniversary with relatives from Cleveland Lorain and Spencer attending at their home. Others hosted guests from Cleveland Elyria Lorain and Grafton for First Communion and supper dances. Various residents hosted or visited relatives in nearby towns including Vermilion Brook Park Medina and Akron over the weekend.

Grafton Herman Wildenhein Bildred Augustin Wildenhein Chester Fidel Donald E Winchell Donald Jes William Horton Clyde Franch Cleveland Estella Aldrich Charles Rawson Dewey Aldrich LaGrange Floyd de Long Laura Spencer JC. Hyerynsk Lawrence Elyria Lorain

Rochester News Items in Viola Snyder's Family Visit

Local notes from Rochester detail visits and hospital recoveries. Viola Snyder and family, along with many neighbors, attended Methodists services, with special musical numbers. Community members, including Harold Willman and David, share news of hospital stays, visits from relatives, and plans for Decoration Day events. A barn fire at Stanley Storrow’s caused damage to a wagon structure but was quickly contained.

Viola Snyder Elyria Orlan Hospital Mra Rey Snyder Lillian "Snyder Eye Iyn Selyem Willman Rhea Jones Childeen Greenwich Graydon Jewell Bhirley Gill Lakewood Lesley Trippe Lawrence Snyder C. O. Biddinger Jessie Nova Howard Darek Elyria Wilbur Ward Joan Guy Richie Wellington Mirs John Wolfe Akron Statue Manno Carlos Snyder Donald Sprinkle Niles A. L Sprinkle Ben Lindsey Salomon Sprinkle Mr. and Airs Stanton Sprinkle Albert Parker New London Parker Walter Gariss Biekterfield House Wolk Arthur Barnes Rochester Rod and Gun Club Stanley Storrow

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Alabama Kenneth Henderson South Amherst High School Maxwell Field Sie Meaddoirs H. E. Moore Ruth Moore Anc Glittard Pierce Gracy Blakeslee Henderson Pave Westlake Society Han Ladies Dime Society Mesa Clinton Kilmer Henrietta W. S Woman's Society For Christian Service Slack Oberlin Road Hirthday Varty Wahleberene Harold Erbin Kinsel Irene Taylor Arthur Neal Marie Ldnden Oberlin SUN Rohn Ralph Shik Jack Howard Allen Horpital W.C. Tal East Oberlin Youths’ Council Merlina Association Betty McRoberts World Friendship East Oberlin Church Youths Council Jolie Kluth Jetty Tig Mary Jane Geldeman North Olmstead Mixa Reta Allendortt Charlotte Pynchfon Brenneman North Olmsted Club North Olmsted Emergency BMEFA Ted Shatts Edwerd Shatts Norwalk H. Bowen Loraln Road Hira J. J. Hawkins Meric Kerner Lodi Dar J. Wallace Grunday Lakeced Hospital H. K. Bardwell Betra Hospital Earl Stentz Carl Buell Blair Pierce HS. Underhill Brirfs Amos Squire Miss Paddock 0. S. Paddock Corbett Walker See Farm Crimmins Joe Mlacerprie Washteton Kew Tork Chcage Laie HAYES Detter Cleveland Stedam Washmneton Crirsea St. Lows Cpeatiniaya Lom Prit Seers Rewana Fee Gmennail Carraca Ban Asenhreal & Resore Syrorwett Patra Atlantic Ee Ieee di Pevizenti Canton SL Nea Zanesyca Fieid Belden Daiefh St. Fame Mel Carl Anderson Whitcomb Farm Clark Farm Camden Guthrie Farm William Mosher Albert Eltham William Howard Ernest Edmonds Charles Luskart J. H. Lyons E. Earl Davidson Stuby Alice Brighton Alg. Mills Churchin Downs Balahy Bob Aluab Hasal Colchis Alre Don Knox Morse Rodger Len Hanlon J.P. Bechtel Charles Bechtel Branohelm F. W. Schubert Eaton Martha Ives Herwle Overlin Chronicle-Telegram
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