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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Oct 28, 1949

Page

3

Additional Society Arrs. J Daly Hosts Circle Luncheon

J Daly entertained St Pauls Circue No 4 at her Denison Ave home with Mrs Carl Arenz and Miss Alpert Heghbotham as guests. Airs Wigfield presided and devotions based on Psalm 118 were led by Mrs Anderson. Members packed a Pieces for Peace box for World Community Day.

J. Daly St. Paul’s Circue No. 4 Denison Avenue Carl Arenz Karl Klein Alaska Wigfield Anderson Roosevelt Street

Norma Jean Rath Engaged to William Johnson

Detroit road couple announces engagement of Norma Jean Rath daughter of Mr and Mrs M B Rath to William Johnson son of Mr and Mrs Earle Johnson also of Detroit road Both graduates of Brookside school class of 1946 Now seniors at Ohio Northern University Miss Rath majors in school music Mr Johnson to teach physical education No wedding date set Also a Japanese firm in Osaka shows interest in United States made amron snoods.

Sheffield M. B. Rath Detroit Road Norma Jean William Johnson Earle Johnson Brookside School Ohio Northern University Aca Miss Rath Johnson

Couple to Wed. McCampbells Plan Lorain Home

John McCampbell and Nancy Moore were married in Elyria by Justice James Horn on October 2. The couple will reside at 311 Colorado Avenue Lorain. Nancy is the Moore daughter of Henry and Mrs. Moore, Avon Lake native John is son of Abr and Mrs. McCampbell of Avon Lake. The bride wore a clover green Zabardine suit with Crown accessories and talisman rose corsage. The matron of honor was Mrs. Paul Swanson. best man was Mr. Swanson. A reception followed at the bride's parents home. McCampbells are active in local groups. John served in the Navy and works at the Cleveland Violinating plant in Avon Lake.

Avon Lake John McCampbell Elyria Justice of the Peace James Horn Colorado Avenue Lorain McCampbell Nancy Moore Henry Moore Paul McCampbell Avon Lorain High School Women of the Moose W. B. A. and Dames of Malta Air Avon Lake High School Navy Cleveland Viiumirating Plant

Marian Martin Fall and Winter Pattern Book Promotion

Advertises pattern 9287 Lavelle for 10 to 20 inch doll sizes with complete Sew Chart. Includes list of doll clothes and sewing instructions. Order from XLAR IAN MARTIN, Pattern Dept, Chronicle Telegram, New York. Five cents for the book offer.

Tienian Maxi Abs Santa Xlarian Martin Chronicle-Telegram Pattern Dept West 18Th St New York Marian Martin Fifeen

Convicts Escape Prison Break Sparks Multistate Hunt

In Willington Delaware fear grows as eight convicts flee state prison. A four state air and ground manhunt with 200 state police and 30 National Guard planes targets the six at large. Two captured after a pursuit across the Maryland border while the others reportedly risk cold hunger and violence to avoid recapture.

Manhhunt Delaware Claymont Del New Castle County Wrington Kennett Square Willizington National Guard Maryland Wilbur Bush Bush Melvin

Convicts Escape Pursuit Across Mid-Atlantic to Florida

Not This Bush notes prison clothing offers scant protection against cold for convicts. Evading capture, John H. Miner and Jesse W. Palmer fled from Landenberg Pennsylvania toward Belle Glade Florida after stealing a car and breaking from a Delaware jail shooting clash near New Castle County.

John H. Miner Jesse W. Palmer Delaware New Castle County

Baptist-Disciple Merger Talks Set For 1952 Plans

In Cincinnati Ohio delegates at the Disciples of Christ 100th international convention endorsed a joint Baptist-Disciples commission report calling for a 1952 meeting to draft merger plans and unite in 1953. Northern Baptists had approved the merger concept, while leaders urged church unification and world council strengthening amid broader ecumenical ties.

Baptist-Disciple Cincinnati Northern Baptists and Disciples of Christ International Convention of the Disciples Jtoint Commission On Baptist-Disciples Hillyer H Strator First Baptist Church of Malden Mass Centenal Convention World Council of Churches Reformed Churches United Nations Perry Epler Gresham Central Woodward Christian Church Detroit Mich

Mind to Government and a Call for Individual Rethink

The passage argues that people surrender individuality to a collective state and criticizes rising faith in government to rescue society, even within the United States, suggesting a trend toward unwarranted government reliance.

United States

Mission delegates urged to double annual gifts

Dr. Virgil A. Sly, executive secretary of the department of African Missions, told delegates they would have to double their annual gifts. His address outlined increased funding needs and urged sustained support for the mission program.

Virgil A. Sly Department of African Missions

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