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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 22, 1942
Page
15
Methodist circles outline May programs with devotions, talks on faith, and social plans. Circles host meetings at homes on June 12 and 14 to plan picnics and community service projects for Elyria churches and the Elysia Home for the Aged.
A garbled OCR page lists numerous personal names and street addresses including Edward Torrels 137 Clark Street Mes Adel Veit Rezar 229 Tanti Streets Merpe US Miller Courts and Mrs Martin Serupa. Other entries mention Ida Middle Avenue Mr Frank Stack Avray Triert Sanches Lorain Mere MT ton Merk and various baby mentions at 23 West Bri ad Streets. The legibility is poor with many typos and misreads.
Mrs Po J Young will host the Stacy Club at Center Ridge road on Tuesday May 13 for their annual May Party and Guest Day with assisting hostesses including Mrs W E Irons Mrs C 8 Lexis F Salisbury and Mrs Hi Thelude editor of a book review by Mrs GE Irons The event at the Cool Memorial building Macalay includes guest speaker Frank G Moore director of Vocational training in Cleveland schools on the effects of war on vocational training A luncheon will follow. Kiwanis Ladies held a lunch at the Gables on May 12 election of officers resulted in Mrs Robert Kareh president Mrs J E Mayes vice president Mrs Dan Romp secretary Beirden Be nott treasurer.
The First Methodist and First Congregational churches announce joint activities including a memorial service, baccalaureate in the Congregational church, Sunday school at 9 30, worship at 10, a midweek prayer meeting, choir practice, and posts about Ladies Aid events and community dinners with details on dates and locations.
A confidential Senate report says rush by Washington and the contractor contributed to the Normandie fire tragedy and loss of the Lafayette. It warns the Navy and federal agencies shared blame for haste, unclear responsibility, and unsafe conversion work on the shipyards in New York and patronage of officials.
A Washington Navy Bureau report states the shipyard blaze involved welding work and faulty procedures but found no sabotage. It notes delays, orders to ready the vessel for New York and Boston trips, and that duty officers and crews were blamed for handling mistakes.
General Salvador J. Sanchez reports that the United States arranged an end-lease program delivering war material to Mexico. The shipment includes antiaircraft guns sound detectors and mortars to support Mexican forces in the ongoing conflict.
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