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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Nov 29, 1944

Page

3

Parent-Teacher Council Discusses Health Program in Elyria

Elyria council members and units report 2,673 total members with McKinley and Allen high on membership. Health plans proposed by Mrs Merritt Powell and Mrs Alvin Steller will be shared with all units. a one day Parent-Education Institute is planned. magazine and milk programs progress noted. a school levy vote and school building discussions were highlighted.

Elyria Council of Parent-Teacher Associations Y.M.C.A Merritt Powell Elyria Council North Central District Ohio Congress Council Council Health Columbus Alvin Steller Unit Detalla Elyria Keith Weigle Kenneth Boylaneg William Dutch McKinley Allen Carl Wooden Swen Nielson Mra. Nielsen Board of Education Clara The High -Echoo

Nat's Officer of World Citizenship Movement Speaks

John Kennedy of Oberlin Conservatory and national officer of the World Citizenship Movement spoke at the High School Parent-Teacher meeting. He cited Oberlin origins in 1040 and urged groups like PTA to discuss world problems, promote good information, and understand labor capital and farmer groups. A $10 donation to the anti tuberculosis fund was voted, and a junior choir performed several numbers at the meeting. Health Rally Day, turkey dinner, and Bazaar details announced for Pilgrim Church events with local officials as guests.

John Kennedy Oberlin Conservatory of Music World Citizenship Movement Oberlin Kennedy U. 5 Lsbor Mra. J

Personal notices of military families and travels

Mr and Mrs H G Wilson depart tomorrow for California to meet their daughter in San Francisco and winter in Palo Alto. They will accompany Carl Hellmeyer and wife returning to California where Mr Hellmeyer is stationed at Shoemaker Naval Base. Heitmeyers visiting E W Mune. William L Howenstine chairs Intercollegiate Religious Conference Dec 13 at the University of Arizona in Tucson. Jack Vietzen returns to Omaha after visiting family. brother Kenneth Vietzen on 30 day furlough. Charles N Box arrives from overseas for leave through December 20. A K Moses and Grant Moses visit then move to Tampa for winter work. Ralph Betts family attend 50th wedding anniversary in Toledo. Edward Schwert and others attend funeral in Clinton IA for George A Schwert. Mr and Mrs Edwin Tarry welcome a daughter born November 27 at Elyria Memorial Hospital. Frances Stillwaugh now at home after hospital confinement.

H. G. Wilson California Wayne Aurdue San Francisco Palo Alto Carl Hellmeyer Hellmeyer Shoemaker Naval Base Heitmeyers Richard Mune Howe Street William L. Howenstine EB. J. Howenstine Park Avenue University of Arizona Tucson Arizona University Howen- Stine College of Liberal Arts Jack Vietzen Foster Avenue Omaha Nebraska Kenneth Vietzen Kenneth Vietzen A.O.M Charles N. Box I/c Charles H. Box Cambridge Avenue A. K. Moses Grant Moses Eastern Heights Boulevard Tampa Florida Moses Ralph Betts Homer Street Toledo James Revett Elyria Edward Schwert William Schwert Anna Reed

Sorority Pledge to Center for the Sightless and Holiday Events

Sigma Gamma sorority pledged fifty dollars to the Center for the Sightless as a Christmas gift. Members were entertained by Mrs. Stephenson Burke and Mrs. Thomas Ryan at the Burke home on Brandston avenue. High bridge scores earned war stamps for Mrs. Harry Schultz and Mrs. Clarence Meinke. A luncheon followed, with small tables. The group will hold a Christmas party and supper at Mrs. Clarence Meinke’s Lorain home on Thursday, December 28, with co-hostesses Mrs. J. B. Hohhenedel and Mrs. Edward Block. Catholic Study Club No. 7 met at Mrs. Anthony Pollock’s on Fourth street, where Mrs. W. J. Young reviewed Saint Francis. A salad course was served and members planned a December 13 gathering at Mrs. Fred Schilke’s on George street for a Christmas party with gift exchange and tureen dinner.

Sigma Gamma Sorority Stephenson Burke Thomas Ryan Burke Brandston Avenue Harry Schultz Clarence Meinke Fred Smith Lorain J. B. Hohhenedel Edward Block Catholic Study Club No St. Theresa Anthony Pollock Fourth Street W. J. Young At. Francis Assissi Francis Uife Christ Fred Schilke George Street Red Cross Eunice Christian Edna Vietzen Ethel Minch Mildred Reese Denis Weisbrod Iva Simmons Phoebe Mathis Miller Navy Mothers Club Elyria Betty Packler Gertrude Ligatke Brennan Catholic Study Club No. 3 Fred Fitzpatrick la Grange Road Robert Smith Steve Bumback United States Vatican Fitzpatrick Williamy Hartman Hartman

Hospital Discharges and Local Card Party at St Agnes

Discharges include Mrs Edwin Pifer with baby girl at 1585 East River Street and Mrs Alvin Sauer with baby girl at 337 West Street. Also listed are Henry Waggaman La Grange Witliam Tinkey Sherman Jones 338 West Sixteenth Street Mrs John Stahl 140 School Street Mrs Glen Dumas 614 19 Todi Street and Willard Lyons 35 Eighth Street. Card Party and Bazaar at St Agnes Church Friday Devotions 8:30 p.m.

Edwin Pifer East River Street Alvin Sauer West Street Henry Waggaman la Grange Witliam Tinkey Lake Avenue Sherman Jones West Sixteenth Street John Stahl School Street Glen Dumas Todi Street Willard Lyons Eighth Street

Navy Mothers Plan to Furnish Room at Memorial Hospital

Elyria Navy Mothers Club unanimously voted to furnish a two-bedroom room at Elyria Memorial Hospital. Commander Alma Miller selected Navy Mothers of America Room, Elyria Chapter 121, with funds from Tag Day, rummage sales, and Christmas cards aiding welfare, Red Cross kits, and service member support.

Elyria Navy Mothers Club Memorial Hospital Navy Mothers of America Elyria Elyria Memorial Hospital Alma Miller Miller Eugene Plass Great Lakes Verna Bauer Mildred Reese Phoebe Mathia Denise Weisbrod Birthday Club Iva Simmons Capitol Theatre Navy Lucy Minnich George Meschke

News Of The Girl Scouts TROOP No. 17

The meeting of Girls Scouts Troop No. 17 at Lake Avenue School opened with the pledge. Roll call named famous women singers. Lapel gadgets were made under Mrs. Harold Starkey guidance. Milkweed pods due back tomorrow. A tureen supper was served. Mrs. Starkey attended. The group plans a Christmas ideas session next Tuesday. A spaghetti supper is listed for Thursday evening at First Methodist Church basement for 60 cents.

Scenius Lake Avenue School Harold Starkey

Calendar event notes for St Pauls Circle and clubs

Wednesday events include St Pauls Circle No 2 hosted by Mrs Ed Houser at church at 7 30 and Catholic Study Club No 3 with Mrs Smith on East River street First Methodist midweek service at 7 20 Beta Sigma Phi Pledge banquet Charlotte Eady Guild of St Andrews with Mrs Smert Haylor at 21 East avenue Pilgrim Women association activity noted.

St. Paul's Circle Ed. Houser Catholic Study Club Smith East River Street Beta Sigma Phi Charlotte Eady Guild of St. Andrews Smert Haylor East Avenue Pilgrim Women’s

Art Is Subject Of Interesting Talk

The American Home and Child Welfare Department of the Woman's Club hosted a program with singer John H. Quimby Jr and Miss Anne Horton of the Cleveland Museum of Art. The meeting opened with the chairman and a flag pledge, followed by a group song. Horton shared art insights through slides, discussed wall placement, and noted pictures loaned to schools and a 15 minute radio broadcast. A tea with chrysanthemums closed the event.

American Home and Child Welfare Department Woman’s Club John H. Quimby Jr Anne Horton Cleveland Museum of Art Wilbur Clark F. A. Lawrence America J. W. Smith R. F. Goecke Leonard Fisk Frank Vincent Mr. Quimby Fred Ruth Schubert Warlock Charles Jeannie Foster Richard Mackey W. Clark B. H. Graber

OSU Dinner Dance Receives 26 Member Lorain County Committee

A 26 member Lorain County reception committee for the Ohio State University alumni dinner dance was announced. The event at Lorain Country Club features Pat Bixler as speaker with game motion pictures. Members come from Elyria Lorain Amherst Oberlin Wellington Avon Lake Grafton LaGrange and Columbia Station.

Lorain County Ohio State University Lorain Country Club Pat Bixler Paul Hines F. A. Eaton Elyria Charles Meek Luttrell Lorain William Schachfer Ww. J. Durling Amherst R. P. Fowler Oberlin A. Kiplinger Harry Bovard Wellington F. P

Lorain Licenses Granted for Paul R Martin and Elizabeth Laronth

Paul R. Martin aged 32 of Lorain receives a brake man license and Elizabeth Laronth aged 37 of Lorain is issued a license. Officials record the two licenses in the local transportation roster, noting their ages and occupations.

Paul R. Martin Lorain Elizabeth Laronth

Speaks On South America By Mrs Keller At YWCA Dinner

Mrs Arnold Keller told of her round the continent trip to South America at a YWCA Employed Young Women's League dinner. She and her son left Miami in 1943 for Rio de Janeiro aboard a Pan American airliner with stops along the western coast. The program featured an exhibit of purchases and a vivid word picture. December programs were announced including Home Talent with My Aunt from California by Y Debs, December 5. Dorothy Fuldhelm of Cleveland speaks December 12, and December 19 features The American Christmas Season. An important cabinet meeting is set for December 14 at Miss Ona V Holly’s home. Dix club met at Eleanor Patack’s home with a round table discussion and a lunch. Rummage and Toy Sale is planned for December 1 at Maytag Co., 228 Middle.

Arnold Keller South America Young Women's League Y.W.C.A Keller Peg Lugas Irene Farewell Marian Ives Lucille Leach Phyllis Baus Rosemary Everett Pearl Taylor Virginia Richards Norwood Baumhardt California Y-Debs Club Virginia Stewart Dorothy Fuldhelm Cleveland Alice McCracken Virginia Richards

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Parent-Teacher Council O. F Harold Blake J. B. Young Lockard Agnistlea W. C Gehr Nat WBA Elyria Review Women's Benefit Association Youngstown Phoebe Jones Gisella Keesler Harriet Copus Maude McLaughlin Pilgrim Church Shof apeLy Edwards St. Agnes Church Maui Pern Maurice Beauty Shop Phong Cory News of the Girl Scouts First Methodist Church Wie Pte Rae Hay Rimmage Sale la. m OSU Women of the Moose Carol Wernert Edward Wernert College of Regents McLaughlin Carol Hazel Gibson Kenneth D. Denger Hospital Guild Frank McMullen Velma Orr Entertains Club Dix Club Eleanor Patack Pat Burton Maytag Co Johneen & Jebness Elyria Block Brookhouser C.h.merthew
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