Grand Officer Visits Daughters of Scotland in British Empire Mall
Grand Officer and Deputy plan official visit and June meeting. A card party at British Empire Hall on May 20 honored Mrs. Mary Honan with a luncheon by Mrs. G. McCaffery and Miss N. McCaffery. June 2 meeting hosted by Mrs. Garton. Gopher club picnic discussed. bridge prizes awarded. June venue at Miss Harriett Freeman’s Correll avenue home.
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Scotla
Sritishh Empire
Sub- Ehief
Rathierina Messarag
Margaret Ritehile Teluiz
Pearl McCautey
Youngstown
Helietda Sporsering
Heiday
Empire Hall
Alrs
Mary Honan
G. McCaffery
J. Leber
N. McCaffery
Garton
George Garton
Gopher Club
Longford Avenue
Martha Kumse
Robert Peters
Harriett Freeman
Harriett Free
Correll Avenue
F. E. Etoll
East Colege Afier
Jennie Tucker
South Cedar Avenue
Mons
Girl Scouts hold mock city election and plan youth civic work
Troop 1 Girl Scouts conducted a mock election with mayoral and council candidates, interviewing Mayor J Q Petro and school board member Terry to learn city operations and costs. Leaders and volunteers organized ballots, flags, and a League of Women Voters event, while planning outreach activities and a parenting child care project for later in the week.
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Girl Scouts
Troop 1
Nation
Colflees
J. Q. Petro
Terry
Jane Ann Iiddle
Dorothy Wihman
Jean Barmiett
Geraldine Miller
Vera Mren~ner
Vivian Hummer
Donna Wibber
Anine Gates
Lois Mills
Grate Hall
Betty Leu Jarvis
Billie Catherine Meredith
Anne Daniels
Dorothy Schuit
League of Women Voters
Strs
C. L. Miller
Hold First Nomination at Elyria Lodge Meeting
Elyria Lodge No. 1031 P O P met with flag ceremony to open. Officers chosen include Bob Beavers president Jack Walker vice president Roger Bitreasurer Denton Whitmore. New class of candidates to be initiated this year Northwest Encampment meets Friday with second nomination and patriarchal degree practice. Mary Martha class of St Pauls church welcomed Mrs A C Vietzen host. thirteen members and one guest attended. June 16 meeting hosted by Mrs Schrader and Mrs Wirth.
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Elyria Lodge
UWAS
Northwest
Y-Indus Clia
M. CA
Wilbur Bower
Bob Beavers
Jack Walker
Roger Bi
Denton Whitmore
Veladas
Deaver
Mob Niebling
Roger Buster
Jack Walther
Leonard Dellefield
Mary Martha
St Pauls Church
A.C. Vietzen
Fos+ fer avenue
E. Irion
Arthur Moelk
Irs
Lawrence Chitester
Q., Schrader
Mra
Fret Wirth
Hospital Admissions and Discharges Report Mixed Data
Hospital admissions list includes Mrs Carl Batking Mrs Resell Rarer Gratton Richard Stauder Mrs George Scatt Airs Martin Hahn Hert Dement Wellington Mrs Charles McDon ald and others. Discharges note Mrs LaVerne Sand baby girl and several others including Mrs Earl Burrer baby pint Walter Bischoff Ernest Taka baby boy Mrs Jack McDonald and Mix Henry Woost with multiple addresses listed.
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Carl Batking
Fachcourt
Resell
Richard Stauder
East Broadstreet
George Scatt
Mewes Avenue
Martin Hahn
Purnsee
Hert Dement
Wellington
Charles McDonald
LaVerne Sand
West Hrood Street
Earl Burrer
Walter Bischoff
Stanford Avenue
Ernest Taka
West River Street
Jack MrcDonald
Dewey Avenue
Mix
Henry Woost
Employed Young Women's League Holds Open Teen Cabinet Meeting
The Employed Young Women's League held an open meeting of the teen cabinet in the gymnasium of the YWCA. President Mildred Scott led the discussion as new officers and committee chairs were introduced. Members' names were read and plans for summer activities and membership campaigns were outlined. A farewell supper is set for next Tuesday evening with Jane Peters as chairman.
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Mildred Scott
Ata
Jane Peters
Meetings of Chic club and Pant Chiefs of Pythian Sisters
The Chic club will meet on Thursday May 26 with Mrs Helen Arias at 942 Walnut Street Pant Chiefs of Pythian Sisters convene Thursday evening with Enna Sehinarr at an unspecified venue.
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Chic Club
Licenses Issued To Several Workers In Small Town
Warren Burton Caven 21 and Mynne E Davidson 20 receive licenses. Paul Whealley 22 and Mary Ann Kleptz 19 listed with street address in Elyria. Oscar Candill 31 and Clara Buerger noted as construction worker and associate. Lorai Moses Cannon 31 and Dorothy Mac Johnson 20 listed in Oberlin for licensing.
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Warren Burton Caven
Kipfen
Mynne E Davidson
Camden
Paul Whealley
Cleveland
Mary Ann Kleptz
North Olive Street
Elyzia
Oscar Candill
Buckhorn
Clara Buerger
Lorai Moses Cannon
Oberlin
Dorothy Mac Johnson
Local Social and Meeting Notes From LaGrange Area
Private Adrian Jackson defeated Ft. Knox, Ky on Wednesday. The Methodist parishioners held a business meeting led by Martha Jackson followed by a White Elephant Sale with strawberry shortcake and coffee. Leola Wikot earned Utgree at Western Reserve University on Wednesday afternoon.
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Alta
J.P. Jackson
Adrian Jackson
Ft. Knox
Alesners
Martha Jackson
Kenneth Law
Columbus
Mra Igxis van Arvdale
Etyriz
News of Our Boys in Service in Uncle Sam’s Army
Gordon De La Vara, a graduate of a pir training school, has been promoted to sergeant and transferred to the Florence enemy alien internment camp in Arizona after induction last June. Loyd James Morse, aviation cadet candidate at Columbus, begins the path to navy wings. George Wehler remains at Camp Wheeler, Cadre School, with Pvt. Veither likely to stay there. Harold Mentzer, son of L Mentzer, promoted to staff sergeant after enlisting January. stationed at California.
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Gordon de la Vacs
Pir
Elyrian
Florence
Florence de le Vara
Tutson
Arizona
de la Vara
Fort Bliss
Texas
Arizona Internment Camp
Loyd James Morse
Mendelcourt
Naval Aviation Cadet Selection Board
Columbus
Morse
Romeo
Naval
George Wehlber
Camp Wheeler
Georaia
Pvt
Vehtber
Ya Sthfis
Veitber
Siner
Harold Mentzer
BR. L. Mentzer
Telegraph Road
Christy Club Mothers Banquet And School News
Oberlin records a Mother-Daughter Banquet at Grange Hall with readings and songs, plus a Christy Club program including a Little Women cast. Local PTA elects officers, nutrition courses grow with Red Cross certificates, hospital notes list admissions and discharges, and summer music plans detail the Oberlin Summer Lyric School and related events.
Permits Issued for New Construction
Building Office issued permits for two structures. Mert Dickason gets an office addition on Filbert Street, 15 by 36 feet, two one story brick sections, about 21 thousand dollars. T. Hume Co. to construct. Martin Petrusal granted permit for a one story frame dwelling at 169 Eady Court, 26 by 24 foot foundation, estimated cost 2,400 dollars.
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Elyria
Mert Dickason
Filbert Street
T. 4
Hume Co
Tickason
Martin Petrusal
Eady Court
Petrutsd
Boy Runs Into Street Escapes Serious Injury
Four year old Jack Henery of 226 Fifth Street suffered a bruised left arm after running into the street in front of his home at 2 p.m. yesterday and being struck by automobile driven by Dr. J P Rankin of 415 Earlcourt. Witnesses said he darted from behind a parked car and the driver had no chance to avoid him. The child was returned home by Dr Rankin.
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Jack Henery
Fifth Street
J. P. Rankin
Earlcourt
Dr. Rankin
Litchfield Chapter O ZS Holds May Inspection and Meeting
Litchfield inspection of Titchfield chapter O ZS occurred Friday May 15 with 58 at dinner and 38 visitors plus 65 members at Masonic Hall. Officers presented gifts to Elsie Migser and Robert Clay. Visitors included multiple chapters from nearby towns. the meeting opened with a welcome song by Janet Danntey and candidates Louise Areick and Vera Chamberlain were initiated. The chapter earned a Grand Chapter honor roll rating, and Memorial Day services were announced for May 30 at the Capth church with a full program and parade.
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Litchfield
Titchfield
Dinener
Elsie Migser
Robert Clay
Oullicers
Masonic Hall
Betty Martin
Edith Martin
Pansy
Oberlin
Worthy
Shreve
Stone City
Temple
Wellington
Lynden
la Grange
Ashland
Io+di
Taherwood
Cleveland
Massillon
Elyria
Ladi
Janet Danntey
Louise Areick
Vera Chamberlain
Howard Albert
Lodd
Miss Chamberlain
Don Harlaw
Louise Arick
Arick
Mary Darlaw
Tagging Motoring Cards Sparks Public Debate
Henry McLemore analyzes proposals to tag all motorists with X ration cards, amid fears of public backlash and unequal gasoline access. He jokes about barber trips, wind shield stickers, and absurd future enforcement while cautioning about civic temper and bureaucratic overreach.
Early Speaks At Toledo Propeller Plant Dedication
Secretary Stephen T. Early warned at the dedication of the American Propeller Plant that United Nations quarreling would aid the Axis. He said propellers made there symbolize the great alliance and that any blow against the Axis is a blow for freedom worldwide.
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Toledo
AIRL
White House
Stephen T. Early
United Nations
Akles
Great Alliance
Zarly
January Selectees By Pvt Ka Sittert U S Army Red
January selectees report from New Orleans area as efforts focus on southern coast defense after a near Mississippi mouth sinking. furloughs advance, Corp John Wyszynski visits Elyria, and sailors Johnny Rogers and Charles Simmons share navy service memories amid routine duties. move to Pensacola remains undetermined but anticipated soon.
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Ka Sittert
U. S. Army Red
New Orleans
Mississippi
Corp
John Wyszynski
Cleveland Street
Elyria
Navy
Johnny Rogers
West Hiver Street
Peat) Harbor
Charles Simemons
Pensacola
Carlisle Four H Club Elects Officers
The Carlisle Hanner Four-H Club elected officers at its organization meeting hosted by advisor Donald Simms. Named are Malcolm Fowl president Harold Grills president Steve Toth secretary treasurer Alvin Owl recreation leader Corwin Durrer news reporter. Three new members Colvin Burzer Jack Slack Carl Simms join. next meeting set for May 22.
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IHZ
Carlisle Hanner Four-H Club
Donald Simms
Malcolm Fowl
Harold Grills
Steve Toth
Alvin ¥Owl
Corwin Durrer
Colvin Burzer
Jack Slack
Carl Simms
Long Range Commuter Faces Seasonal Travel Dilemma
Kenton official Smith, secretary to former Governor Whits, explains the expected summer shift of civil service workers toward closer job sites in Columbus to save time and miles. He notes the current Kenton to state capital trip takes about 1.5 hours due to speed limits, planning to stay in a Columbus hotel on weekdays and return home by bus on weekends.
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Columbus
Omnutar
Keaton
Btste Civil
Comralseion
Yall
Fats
Smith
Steet
Helves
Kenton
Main Smith
George Whits
Prrole Board
Capial
State Librarian To Present Defense At Meeting Tomorrow
State Librarian Paul A. T. Noon, facing charges of excessive travel expense accounts, will present his defense at a Columbus meeting tomorrow. The four board members set 1 p.m. Thursday to consider Noon’s case, acting independently of Education Director Kenneth Bay. Noon resigned in February, effective June unless the board acts, and around 125 protest letters have been received against his removal.
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Columbus
Haat
Boand
Noon
Kiwanis Club To Hear Humorist At Elyria Luncheon
Franklyn Q. Doyle counsellor lecturer and humorist will speak on The Mysteries of the Zodiac at the Elyria Kiwanis weekly luncheon at the Elks restaurant at noon Thursday. Club officers plan to attend the Fifth Division Council meeting in Cleveland Thursday evening, the last regular council meeting before the international Kiwanis convention in Cleveland this year.
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Franklyn Q. Doyle
Elyria Kiwanis Club
Elks Restaurant
Sifth Division Council
Cleveland
International Kiwanis Convention
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Christy Junior Club
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George ‘Dare
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Zelma Bryant
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Meg
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Red Cross
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Edwin Kaiser
Virginia Hullman
Ralph Nowell
Arthur Falkner
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McNaught Syndicate
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State Librarian
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