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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 28, 1944
Page
10
The escrit text notes shells fired from Tom IS3atum guns at the Watervliet arsenal delivering blood plasma morphpine and sulfa drugs to a Yost American battalion fighting a hull behind German lines during the battle for western France.
Hazel Worcester of Oberlin wed Fd Schekelhoft of Lakewood on Thanksgiving Day November 23 at St Angela’s parish house Farryien vile lagé. Ceremony witnessed by close family. Rev. Fro MS Stevenson officiated. Mrs Ada Conk served as matron of honor with Joseph Bigelow as Yeast man. bride wore a blue crepe dress with a blue hat and ostrich plume and a white orchid corsage.
After a ceremony the couple and families dined at Schluter's with a table decorated by white tapers crystal holders and large white mums around the wedding cake. The bride, a graduate of Oberlin schools, worked at the County Health Department. the groom owns Flame Motor Co. in Lakewood. They plan to live in Lakewood. Philip Thomas Home Set. Philip Bade Thomas arrived in Oberlin on Sunday afternoon.
Oberlin residents report abroad service assignments and furloughs. Bud Thomas and Donald Reed recently returned from New Guinea and military duty, with Reed visiting his parents in Denali before resuming duties in Tampa. Oberlin ties include college registrations, ration board listings, and upcoming community events at the Phillis Wheatley Center and Gospel chorus.
A fragmented ad copy addresses older men about feeling young again through medical aids. It mentions vitamins hormones and a new medical approach to maintain vitality with age. The text references a product line offered by a drug company and suggests secrecy in procurement.
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