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The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Nov 06, 1941

Page

14

Committee Forms To Revise Nurses Registry Rules

The ayial Hospital Nurses Alumnae selected a committee to revise the nurses registry rules, including graduates of the alma mater and several named members. A second member will be chosen from other units to represent broader hospital staff. meeting details and members’ names are listed in the report.

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Thankfulness Is Keynote of First Church WA Meeting

The November gathering of First Congregational church members featured devotions led by Mrs. de W Vay and a sermon on gratitude for God's blessings. Mrs. Smith urged building Christian character as a foundation for a benevolent life, while business included missionary committee matters and a charity sale, with gifts presented to Mrs. Agalt.

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Recital Draws Enthusiastic AL Audience

About 50 people attended a recital titled by Gladys Parniely West with a small audience of roughly 10. Performances included duets, vocal solos, and piano pieces by students and local names such as Audrey Coon, Dale Fiedler, and Nancy Seine. At the end, a quiz determined prizes for highest scores in the series.

AL Enthusiastis Plang Gladys Parniely West Don Mertin Audrey Coon Thay Anaghis Ghys Clarisa Fois Tine Dale Fiedler Margaret Kittle Glen Fiedler Barney Bee Minson Nancy Currier Socal Audrey Groening Payllis Bvalyes Polfer Shirtes Ruds Keats Dols Pullmer Zelma Lou Sitfinger

Mrs Magruder To Speak At Meeting, Local Notes

Mrs Magruder a former Store Welfare de member and active civic worker spoke at a community meeting. Leona Hawmen and Givirude Hewes received prizes, with Kathrye rug winning a special prize. The group planned December charity drives for Schauffler College and Red Cross clothing collections. A penny in a cup fund drive supported by families and parents preceded a devotional hour. The association’s next gathering was scheduled for December 3 with Circle 3 in charge.

Golden Glow Annien Beltenele Mile Leona Hawmen Givirude Hewes Neon Geuree Eijasened Devember Horsble Henkel Secret Sisters Schauffler College Cleveland James Davidon al- Murner Red Cross Stanley Shave Association J. Granver Missionary Committee Harry U H. Howlett E. G. Curtiss Sith

Rummage Sale at Park Avenue Basement

Rummage sale announced at 8803 Park Avenue in Lataville in the basement venue. Proceeds to charity. Sale items include miscellaneous household goods and knickknacks.

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Giles Parent Teacher meeting hears Miss Marian Lord at Flyrna Library

Giles P T A opened at 7:30 with Miss Marian Lord as speaker on Democracy through reading. Music came from Jefferson Junior High girls and the group discussed library purchases and classroom needs while members highlighted recent health and education programs.

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Catholic Study Club Echoes Readings and Plans

Mrs R Horan reviews a book on convent school behavior and community life. Charles Markham of Kenyon Avenue served a dessert course before an afternoon program. The club read poems by Emily Clarke and Adela Anne and discussed Thanksgiving charity efforts led by Mrs Igham. Next meeting November 1 will feature readings by Doran Firley and Markham with Emily Class, at Middle Avenue home.

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Community Notes From Local Auxiliaries And Meetings

The report outlines a series of social and church meetings. Mrs Lelah Strong hosted a Shrine auxiliary gathering at Columbia Avenue with prayers and a bazaar planning underway for December 4. Special prizes were awarded to Mrs Carrig Otto and Mrs Eleanor Brandau. The First Congregational church staff held its first meeting of the year with a sermon, music, and discussion on improving church school coordination led by Prof Orville C Jones. Garford Corl Reservas elected new officers led by Eleanor Bruces with plans for future activities and volleyball team captains announced.

Carl Curtis Lelah Strong Columbia le Melhel Lealbong Gevender Florette Heidrich Esther Wellert Eleanor Young Mary Rogers Spet Lancaster Carrig Otto Eleanor Brandau Mable Brows Stella Milter Auxily Fila Duckett East Broad Street First Church First Congregational Church Adolphus W. Pringle Rubinstein Peggy Benny Wills Orville C. Jones Glee Iin Graduate School of Theology Jones Hamed Riss Elizabeth Rich Christian Education Committee Schauffler Donathan Christian Garford Corl Reservas Bea Rabrig Metunkee N . Baptiste Heminssing Fleanor Bruces Eve Georgia Dietang Weasurer Doris Jones

Local Society Notes Highlight Private Dinners and Meetings

Mrs Gleason reviews a Delta chapter gathering at Roosevelt Avenue with a Domino text on Dale Cardexle’s book How to Win Friends and Influence People. A spaghetti dinner at Mrs Fred Wigginton’s in Brandston preceded a Christmas gift exchange. Past Presidents of American Le Na Auxiley held a turkey dinner hosted by Mrs Freel Hathaway at West Avenue.

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Winter Social Notes at Ninth Street Club

A Ninth Street gathering hosted by Mrs Joseph Guyky opened with prayer and a book discussion led by Rev. Jon A. O'Brea. Members enjoyed a fall-themed luncheon, prize games including winochle and bridge, and planned a postponed Christmas party with gifts for World War veterans and their families.

Meligeriing Ninth ‘Street Ojuby Wal Joseph “Guyky Jon A. O'Brea Fall Dawes W. H. Grow Grafton Road

Poet Forges Machine Thoaty Aide In Sailinainape Revels

An enigmatic item notes a poet delivering a machine themed recital in the morning at 425 West 2nd Street in Columbia City with reference to Oriental signs and a decorative emphasis on signmaking. The fragment hints at a cultural event or display tied to poetry and design.

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