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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Sep 16, 1942

Page

3

Betrothal of Lois Phelps and William Carver Announced

The engagement of Miss Lois Phelps daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Doo Phelps of Cleveland Street to William A. Carver son of Mr. and Mrs. Vaud Carver of Lakewood is announced. They celebrated with a bridge party where pink and blue favors and flower place cards were shared. Lois, a Elyria High School graduate, studied at Baldwin Wallace and works for J C Penney. Bill, a Lakewood High School graduate and Baldwin Wallace senior, plans to wed next August.

Davvy Miss. Phelps Myr Doo Phelps Cleveland Street Hee Fanee Vaud R. Carver Gielavenue Lakewood Lois Bill Miss Helps Elyria High School Baldwin-Wallace Conservatory of Music J.C. Penney Company Carver Lakewood High School Baldwin-Wallace College

Senior Friendship Club Conducts Membership Drive

The Senior Friendship Club begins a membership drive at Elyria High School with recruiting officers from the Senior Friendship Corps. Girls may obtain 1-A or 1-By classifications from red or blue teams. Induction and refreshments planned at the YWCA gym on September 2.

Senior Friendship Club Senior Friendship Corps Elyria High School Red Ilue Ars

Committee Heads Named For Elyria Hadassah Chapter

Standing committee chairmen were announced at the first meeting of the new year of the Elyria Chapter of Hadassah held at the Temple last evening. Mrs. George Matlow presided, plans for the year discussed, and committees listed including membership, program, ways and means, youth Aliyah, nominating, telephone, American affairs, child welfare, and more. The group planned representation in the Parade for Victory and set the next meeting for October 12.

Elyria Hidassah Temple George Matlow Kalin Kirs Joseph Gardner Lemuel Deutsch Mr Ardman Jescish Nalione Leonard Harris Jon Jack Raseler Ben King Herman Rogary Camamiitee Aaron Ostrav Hedassah

St Agnes PTA Holds First Meeting of Semester

The St Agnes Parent Teacher Association held its first meeting of the new semester in the church hall with many new mothers present. Sister Dolores and other teachers were introduced, the new president Mrs Willardy an led a prayer, and the by-laws were revised. The group pledged to attend a state convention in Akron on October 14 and planned to participate in the Parade for Victory.

St. Agnes Parent- Teacher Association Dolores Regina Julia Esther Estelle Lyon Willardyan Ryan Lyon St. Agnes P T. A Akron Reed C

Birthday notices mix with travel and family news in scattered personals

A jumble of names and places recounts birthday mentions in Hidveville and a weekend gathering with guests from Cleveland and beyond. The piece also notes moved residents, graduations, a transfer to Waco Texas and a university plan, plus relatives visiting from Ohio and Indiana and a newborn Gordon Frank B Koepp.

Mise Daaniry Debruger Hidveville Fellin Cleveland Hotty Boney Ida Falk Muriel Gat Jinglir Eveline Rowan Mob Mra Halply Bebwarywoldve Jah Miler Tony Gallo Bob Astenik Dirk Berger Jivy Betts Mady ‘Calis Blehard Fivelwasuah Doe Bede Ahad Mie Pete Pakee Ghost OF Honor Garp Shroyer Mir Mes Laren Shivuyer Qakwood Street Kandalpte Ff Waco Texis Richard Vavarhards Spruce Street Didiyy Osford Ohio Miami U. S. Martie Corps W. E. Marpster Wilkinsburg Penstrantia Cornell Avenue Clarence Poole Guirs Avenue Suchgaun Cit Indiana Allfeld Clarence Koepp West Avenue Gordon Frank B Koepp Elyria Memorial Hospital Fridaptember i Don Sibier Reud Mason Ho Kentucky Youngstown Mason Flyria Felix Paul Michigan Faul D Houghtsling Yadie Teehumvan Ierived Ram Great Furnace Onta Hinski Lehim Ales Jean Zome Mather Alberta Virgil Miller Warden Avenue Uber

Plan Progressive Dinner for Ta Wa Sila group

A chaotic social recap describes a Ta Wa Sila gathering on Tuesday evening hosted by Mrs. Cecil Garrett and Mrs. Ray ich. The event featured a coon and wiener feast, a card party, and a Batu MG mutiee Crom card game, with plans for a mese X event in Tulsa and a charity-like trio of activities.

Choist Ray Ich Cecil Garrett Hans Indy Iran

Lambda Chi sorority meeting hosts sewing and social

Members gathered at Mrs Earl Crown’s home for a Lambda Chi sorority meeting and social. The evening featured a quilting project titled Sune bennes Sue, with Red ewing and boitling planned for winter meetings, gifts given to Mrs Dick Duehane, and guests Mrs Carl Folley and Mrs Myron Lauss ier. A dessert course concluded the event and a future social was noted at Mrs Wertham Goodspeed’s home.

Lambetta Res Earl Crown Gratton Puller Sune Bennes Sue Beyun Red Ewing Boitling Dick Duehane Carl Folley Cleveland Lambda Chi Bridget Myron Laussier Gene Burke Duchane Ion Iear Wertham Goodspeed Grafia

Hostess To Lucky Links Meeting Set For September 20

A Monday evening gathering at Mary McCreedy's Oberlin home featured a business meeting outlining October plans. The group, likely the Ki Delores Ale Cresdly club, enjoyed cards and refreshments. The next meeting is scheduled for September 20 at 7 39 p m, hosted by Mrs Esther Verso at 309 Foster Avenue.

Mary McCreedy Oberlin Delores aleCresdly Esther Verso Foster Avenue

Valparaiso Guild Meeting Posts Plans for Festival

Valparaiso Guild discussed arranging a program and refreshments for a festival at First Methodist Church dining room. Thirty members attended with residents and officers naming themes and noting December events while thanking volunteers for support.

Dinner Party Fetes Dr. Smith

A Kiwanis club hosted a dinner in the Marine Room of the Ki club to honor Dr. Ger a Smith who is leaving for her country. Ki-Queens attended, Dr V Beylan presided in C J Hummel's absence, a gift was given, and special prizes went to Mr Charles F. Gush.

Ki’ Club Gera Smith Kiwanis Club V. Beylan Ihastaiaster Io C. J. Hummel Dr. Smith Charles F. Gush Arthur Walters

Mugwumps Host Social on Brandston Avenue

Mrs Evelyn Wesley entertained Mugwumps on Brandston Avenue Mondi a suptapee al Cuelge Wits started and used for dates October 2. Mrs Vir aber and Mrs.

Evelyn Wesley Brandston Avenue Mondia Suptapee al Cuelge Wits Res Viraber

Unsightly Hair Moles Warts Removed by Electrolysis

Short wave electrolysis offers permanent removal of facial moles and warts. ZLER phone ae to 12.

Class President Hostess Evening at Congregational Church

The Women’s Mble club hosted a social at the home of President Mik Ruth Winghell presiding with Mrs Bad Sealy and Anita Jenneddtye assisting. Devotional led by Mrs Sill used “Mose Imparkant That tended Lying foy a Purpose.” Officers presided over the business meeting and prizes were awarded. John diueouk of Lake Avenue will own her home next Tuesday October 20. ex-hostesses Lenax, Elizabeth Page and Nellie Hecock attended.

Elise Ore Ruth Winghell Bad Sealy Mia Anita Jenneddtye Mra Ke Sill Dublin Bledeoty Florence Wright John Diueouk Lake Avenue Neeling Lenax Ellaabeth Page Mis Nellie Hecock

Literary club opens New Year with officer reports

The 04 Literary club held a home meeting hosted by Mrs J Mowry on Chirles court with Mrs Walter Wewaleoas assisting. Sixteen members, including new associate Mrs Florence Oplele, received welcomes as the rallying secretary and treasurer presented reports. Miss Myrtle Clark and treasurer Olga Saase led. A paper on Gates Home for Crippled Children by Nellie Todd and a review of Franz Werfel's Song of Bernadeti by Miss Clark were on the program. Next meeting set for Tuesday October 20 at Mrs Grace Warden's home with Mrs Ella Snodgrass assisting.

J." J. Mowry Chirles Court Walter Wewaleoas Hustess Florence’ Oplele Aittea George Bush Myrtle Clark Olga Saase Gates Home Mig Nellie Todd Nls Bernacedi Franz Werfel Grace Warden Chestnut Street Ella Snodgrass

Re Elect President Mig Albert Viuteei at Maus meeting

A local gathering re elected President Mig Albert Viuteei at a meeting noted for its speakers Mrs Vieteen and Mrs Hetntart Cavicg. Attendees included Louie Styles, Mrs. Bred Wirth, Mig, and reporters. Next session set for October 1 with guests Mrs Harutht trounich and Mrs William Krebs.

Mig Albert Viuteei Rte Vieteen Bros Omer Hetntart Louie Styles

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