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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Oct 10, 1944

Page

3

Dorothy Buffington Installed Worthy Advisor Of Rainbow Girls

Dorothy Buffington installed as Worthy Advisor of Elyria Assembly Rainbow Girls with Bonna Mae Reynolds leading the ceremony. New officers named include Lucille Brightbill past worthy advisor pin and a full list of officers, flags displayed, and musical selections noted.

Dorothy Buffington Rainbow Girls Odi Fellows Hall Dorothy Huffing Elyria Assembly of Rainbow Girls Mary Ruth Kershaw Lucille Brighthill Betty Jo Braddon Lily Fell Connie Betty Fell Frances Corkil Shirley Green Love Vine Kinia Vaumhn Smith Mackey Beverly Steger June Floss Margaret Gillespie Betty Snoble Low Mills Carol Greening Bonna Mae Reynolds Donna Rae Carmel Loly Carpenter Norma Jean Ruth Styria Assembly Eastern Star Mia Prepo Gtln Dorothy Wehman Mary Low Edwards Gladys Kolb Bow Girle Lucile Brightbill Miss Affine Adv Bor Charly Margaret Ann Feher Hope Barbara Louw Moore Faith Rose Smithy Claire Metclyre Jeanne Ann Morihaptein Miriam Byans Shirley Standen Helen Holbrook Donna Rae Barres Carolyn Hurlbut Grace Sommer Mars Tha Yosa Lesley Hurlbut Veryice Lois Carpenters Considential Observer Shirley Braddow Outer Observer Ruth Ann Hitcherck Outer Dorothy Wetman Pam Maddock Sue Carol Greening Dayee Lang Virginia Lyons Choir Marjory Pell Alanne Brightbitl Grace Davidson Beatrice Amspauch Pat Brecknock Barbara Stone Katherine Miller Dayee Johnston Flora Sehmworet Donna Rae Carmet Norma Joan Rath Betty Lou Reger Joan Roukdy Marilyn Henry Charlotte Khawlton Nancy Symons Erine Armstrong Dorothy Gruse Marian Hicks

Miss Dingman to Visit Elyria by World YW Leaders

Former Industrial Secretary Mary Dingman will tour Elyria with World YW activities. The schedule includes a dessert luncheon on November 1, high school assemblies on November 1, and a banquet on November 2. Delegates from Akron to Erie will be hosted by WoCA members as part of a Northeast Ohio conference.

Misa Mary Dingman Icustrial The World Y. Woc. A Woc. A Mra. A Miss Dingman Ona Holly Ohio Business and Professional Girls’ Conference Akron Warren Masailon Denton Youngstown Mansfield Medina Toledo Ashtabula Erie Penneylvania W.C. A Burton Ohlemacher Robert Butts Lloyd Beuthel Percy Marks Butts Spanich Domine de Fazio A. J. Brown J. Carlton Hall EJ. Howenstine Dorothy Jones Stanley Shaw Chaiman Uivernagl Roland Hayes Ler County Detentein Cie Rerum Alice McAratken Leaders’ Council

Local notices include alumni talk and club events

Dr Charles B Guth spoke at an Eastern Academy of Chiropractic Alumni function, outlining a program praised by attendees. Riddle of Texas City visited Avon, while Sergeant Riddle has returned from 32 months in the South Pacific. Miss Mary Triesky resumes nursing studies in Cleveland after vacation. A new baby was born October 9 at Elysa Memorial Hospital. The Sophomore Friendship club welcomed new members at a YWCA gathering with plans for the semester and a fall social. New officers hosted a Mugwumps meeting at a farm home with bridge and prizes. Child Conservation League hosted a tureen dinner and will feature a speaker on November 17.

Charles B Guth Pasadena Avenue Avon Buntley Eastern Academy of Chirepeuin Guth Ohio College of Chirepody Alumni Association James Riddie Wdpire Riddle Texas City Texan 8. A. Warner Lewis Court South Pacific Celia Spieth Eighth Street L. L. Parteh Detroit Mich Clyde Spieth Ann Arbor Michigan Mary Triesky St. John's School of Nursing Cleveland Fifteenth Street Ervin Oster Avon Lake Elysa Memoral Hospital George Maniac Sam Ninth Stron Nats Pela Yin Add Ae Ies Mary Guerin Mary Jo Lump Wayride Busineas Sincess Shirley Hogers Joan Brytton Velma Hopling Donna Webber Vivian Care LaVerne Sehmitkens Huth Anne Smith Annette McKelvie Jose Brydon Mary Louw Uing Olga Traicoff Molly VanWormer Jeanne Taborn Margie Damm Sue Greening Nan Nielsen Frank Higdie Edward Kelly Tine Farmer's High Street Lynn Meinzerting Helen Nierman Russell Frans Wilbur Henry L. Heineterling Howard Ohlemacher A. Q. Jones Karl Court Edward McCoy Varius Mori Burchard Fostern Heights Boulevard Austin Grueser Furnace Street Charles DuCoty Lorn Gulett Kenneth Greaves Robert Gow West River Street

Allen Parent Teachers Association Executive Board Meet

Allen Parent-Teacher Association executives planned activities for the year including demonstrations by Mass Badlentachers students and a teachers cooperation pledge. Mrs Sayles and Mrs Ray will arrange the regular meeting, with a Mothers walk event and a December showcase. The group discussed a harvest sale and a local convention representation.

ALLEN Allen Parent-Teartery Association Uemas Livia Proshidias W. Sayles Geoe “Ray Lieb Siuivnts of Mass Badlentachers Ewatt Eldred Indications Mis J. Bullet Toledo

Birthday Tureen and Antique Club Meet in Turnout

Division F of the Bec ton Congregational held a birthday tureen dinner with 22 members and two guests. Mrs. Loretta Fell led prayers, Mrs. Doris Slack reported on the picnic, and plans were made for a rummage sale on October 28. The next meeting is November 3 at Mrs. Katherine Fell’s home. The Western Reserve Antique Chair elected officers, with Ava Ruth Prebles as president and Lon O Mal ley as guest. The next meeting is November 5 hosted by Mrs. Norman Glass in Wakeman.

Hallowe'en Becton Congregational Florence Gilman Eva Shreve Misa Bessie "Douglas Marcella Buswell California Loretta Fell Doris Slack Katherine Fell Woodland Avenue Western Reserve Mbps Marie C' Mahey Ninth Street Lon O'Malley Inaltondimnen Ava Ruth Prebles Marnie O'Mal Lois Meather Weasurer Clara Me« Allister Rames Anthony Nieding Lois Heather Joey Kirk Norman Glase Norman Glass Wakeman

Moosenave Chairman Hosts Bridge Night at Lacy Street Home

Mrs Jessie Haseter hosted WHA guests after a business meeting at the Lacy Street residence. Bridges were played, Opal Bush Alice Giuris Agnes Hythe and Anna Starkweather won prizes. refreshments were served by the hostess and attendants.

Moosenave Jessie Haseter Lee Lacy Street Opal Bush Alice Giuris Agnes Hythe Anna Starkweather Hasteas

Evening Calendar Notes From Stain and Parish Activities

An OCR filled calendar lists tonight's events at Stain parish, including social gatherings, hostesses, and auxiliary group meetings. It mentions Mis Gene Chataler, Secor Corngnegdbor, and Parastean de WH Mis Ron tavern, with activities at St Marie Martha Goes and Poet Met. The fragment includes various times and locations, but many garbled names and items render details unclear.

Paris Secomd Marie Martha Walther Daan

Hospital Ds barge BrotoN Jets Bune SOR Co get Mr Greene

In a cryptic note many names and places appear with fragmented terms. The readable items include hospital, UWF, drone and Batter, alongside several personal names, but the garbled OCR yields no clear event or outcome to confirm.

Mr Greene Ree Bose Noah R Bonk Lip Atige Shedd Arane

Y Debs and community groups gather for election talk

Last evening the Y Debs heard a partisan talk by Mrs Har rd Kunkle of the League of Women Voters about the upcoming election. The program included group activities in physical fitness and drama, with plans for a play to be staged by the dramatic group after a nine week period. Leaders Count report by Margaret Troutming. The Y Debs meet again around October 24.

Harrd Kunkle League of Women Voters Virgini Ta Stark Patton California Margaret Troutming YeDebs Aear

City And Township School Board Question Triggers Debate

Elyria school officials discussed whether two streets lie in the city or Elyria Township district. About 12 to 15 children attend Edison, with tax and state funds debated. Possible remedies include continued Edison attendance, tuition payments, or transferring area to the city schools.

City and Equity School Netherton Court Elyria City Elyria Township City J. G. Bohn Elyria Edison Bohn Mylia Township Edixon Towneship Elyria Township Schol Board Lake Avenue Township School Board State Department of Education

Licenses and Residents Noted in Vermilion Area

Local licensing records list Adolf Selent 27 from Lorain in the U S Army and Helen Schuster 27 of Lorain with Vermilton truck driver and Rosa Lou Cox 17 R D 1 Vermilion, plus Wilmont Baker 30 Amherat electric and Anita Redmond 34 Vermilion-on-the-Lake, Frederick Holfelder 25 Lorain Marie Corporal and Lenora Kish thim 18 Lorain. A cabbage sapper note appears for Thursday October 12 at 3s10 serving. Hungarian Reform Church at 119 West River Street Supper Alley.

Fark Pox Vermilton Rosa Lou Cox R. D Vermilion

Records Permanent To Be Kept On School Pupils

Elyria City Board of Education approved a system of permanent pupil records with 5,000 printing cards at 120 dollars plus 10 wooden cabinets for elementary use. Additional 5,000-card orders would cost 70 dollars per 5,000 with no new die. Central offices will hold duplicates. full system for all children estimated at 905.20 dollars. Board may later acquire metal cabinets and consider a fireproof vault as storage needs grow.

Slyria Elyria City Bohn Purehhase

Attendance In Elyria Schools Shows Strong First Month

Elyria public schools report a strong attendance rate in the first month of the 1044 48 year, with 86 percent seen as good by superintendent Jf. Both. Absences concentrated in lower grades during a two week cold spell. enrollment rose to 4303 from 4255. Music therapy gains noted by Dr Mitchell Corbetta in Chicago. A Missouri farmer Joe Stephens reports lightning struck his home roof near Stockton. Mexico plans a student savings program.

Elyria Ohio Chicago Mitchell Corbetta Stockton Joe Stephens Stephene

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