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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 15, 1942
Page
17
A feature on a dedicated collector filling china cabinets and rooms with hundreds of pitchers. The article notes the growing collection, its origins, value estimates, and the owner's pride in vast, evolving displays across the Caliddell home.
The Henrietta SENLOR notes outline the 1942 Henrieich graduating class as seven girls and seven boys with George Webber as class president, Thomas Williams as vice president, Elsie Hostetler as secretary treasurer, and OrRe Webber as valedictorian. The speaker is Dr. I. The programme includes junior senior reception May 15 at 101 tea rooms Oberlin and baccalaureate at the Methodist church with Rev. Riges. Various local movements, visits, and church activities are noted through May and early June.
West River Road notes guests and visits from area families. Cousins Walter McMillan and Donald McGill of Homestead Park Pa host extended relatives. Neil Kangas and Dave Witchius visit Kipton and Mrs H OH Kansas. Charny and Tommer families spend time with Airs Harvey Kangas and friends. brief social visits include Rosalind Lewis and Rose Hurd with family engagements.
Oberlin alumni drive to raise 25000 for war emergency scholarships opens with Whiting Williams of Cleveland and Mrs Stephen H Millard of Freeport as co heads. Louis B Peirce, president of the Oberlin Alumni Association of Cleveland, announces Williams will chair the drive and Mrs Millard will be vice chair.
A fragment describes a three term plan enabling students to attend college year round and finish work by age 20. It notes increased Selective Service obligations and reduced opportunities for summer work, affecting students’ scheduling and employment.
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