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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Sep 21, 1944

Page

3

Mrs. Merritt Powell Elected President of Norwalk District W C S

Mrs Merritt Powell elected president of the Norwalk District WOS C S at a Methodist church session. Guests included Mrs John Seward and Mrs HoT Brandt. Morning speaker Mrs HoWe Thompson discussed learning through knowing and ministering to world needs. Luncheon followed with Circle 8 hosting and decorations by Mrs Peter Kolinski.

Heelyrea Woman's Society For Christian Service Norwalk Methodist Church Guy Hutmon John Seward N. E. Obie Hot. Brandt Cleveland Ho OW. Courtney Circle 8 John Cray Peter Kolinski Dr. Wagar Henn O. J. Brown God

Hibbard to Address First A A U W Meeting

Dr Hope Hibbard of Oberlin will speak at the opening meeting of the Alyn Branch AAUW for the new season Adele Browns Cedar Ave Friday at 8 p m Hibbard now National Chairman of Fellowship Awards AAUW Ohio membership stands at about 4474 with contributions to the fellowship fund and a 10000 Ohio Fellowship Fund planned to support an annual research award for a distinguished Ohio woman scholar

Thy, Hibbard Oberlin Cals Fie Soul American Associaton Vilverrty Adele Brown Evanne Velock Hibbard Olin Division AAUW National Association Ohio University Women’s Group

Personal News From Local Area Heads Home On Leave

Local notices report Marines case Brackley on a B day furlough returning to 226 Prospect Street after service in the South Pacific. Major and Mrs Wolfe of Pocatello visit relatives in town during short leave. Elizabeth Beltz leaves Laurel School for Sweet Briar College as a freshman. Mrs Nelson visits Ada Leedale while enroute to Seattle. Mrs Soger returns home after sister Wallie’s sudden death. Pvt John J Marman hospitalized at Ft Riley. Cpl Harvey E Pillivant visits Camp Swift. Wilbert Metz and wife welcome a son at Memorial Hospital. Mrs Kiely returns from a 10 day New York State trip. Rusty Boeringer attends a youth conference in Racine Wisconsin.

B. Sat. Mortis C. Brackley Marines South Pacific Prospect Street U. S. Marine Corps Brackley General Industries Company Meritt C. Wolfe Pocatello Idaho Wolfe Fred Sheldon Cambridge Avenue Major Wolfe Cuyahoga Falls Elizabeth Beltz J. L. Beltz Gulf Farms Laurel School Cleveland Sweet Briar Sweet Briar College Frank Nelson Seattle Elyria Ada Leedale Middle Avenue Nelson William Leedale Burr Burton Hamilton Wallie, Soger Furnace Street Mary E. Mohrman East Avenue John J. Mahrman Ft. Riley Kanas Carolyn E. Pillivant Cpl Harvey E Pillivant Camp Swift Harwond Street Wilbert Metz Hawthorne Street Memorial Hospital William Kiely Northrup Street New York State Rusty Boeringer Racine Wisconsin

Service notes and plans from Willard WOSC event

A report covers a religious meeting with talks on Wheels for the Gospel by Mrs. H F Brand and a sermon by Dr Vernon S Mumbalo of Cleveland on moral and social duties. A pledge service and officer installation followed. Also notes upcoming Willard WOSC events and plans for a September 22 dance and fall activities with Tri Alpha club and local members.

H. F. Brand John Quimby Jr Carlton Squire Seward Herbert J. Thompson Vernon S. Mumbalo Church of the Savior Cleveland Mumbalo Christian Church Bom. Lieve Wut John Seward Willard Wosc NENT Mans Jane Pincker East Thir- Worth Street

Second Congregational W A Program Held In Three Parts

Mrs Haldeman presided as the Woman's Association of Second Congregational church opened the year with a three part program in the church parlors. Mrs Spencer spoke on I Can and candles symbolized church work. Delegates reported a hopeful year and an annual bazaar is set for November 16.

Mra John Haldeman Woman's Association of Second Congregational Church L. Guisinger Association Ho Jolly M. Schuster Divison L

Lt Ruth Plas Weds Edgar Hesser in Jackson Miss

Announcement of the marriage of Lt Ruth Plas and Edgar Hesser of Los Angeles California in a Lutheran church in Jackson Mississippi. The ceremony occurred at six o clock on Tuesday September 19. The bride is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Richard Plas of 219 Princeton Avenue and recently returned from one year and a half with the Army overseas. The groom is son of Mrs Rose Hesser of Los Angeles and with the Standard Oil Co in Calcutta India.

Ruth Plas Edgar Hesser Los Angeles Caliornia Jackson Mississippi Richard Plas Princeton Avenue Rose Hesser Standard Off Co Calcutta India

Spencer supports and health belts in home visit drive

Free consultation offered at home by Warriett Gi Mills on health belts with Spencer support. Contact phone 891a38 for details and appointments.

Spencer Warriett Gi Mills

Calendar events for community groups in K of P and clubs

Calendar items list varied club meetings in Elyria including Womens Benefit Association instruction, Catholic Daughters social gathering, Elyria City Club at Elks, O M S Prayer Circle at Isabel Tressler home, Pilgrim Women's Association with Mrs Wissinger, Sonics supper, Girl Scout leaders at YMCA, Catholic Studs Club with Mrs Boyton, Daughters of Scotland at Womens Club, Rainbow class at First Methodist, Lydia Group at Christian Church, and Industrial Girls committee fall meeting of the YWCA. Announcement of classes for Industrial Girls: Conversational English, Sewing, Arts and Crafts, Spanish, Knitting. Agnes Dingman to visit November 2. voting reminder and membership drive details.

Avents Tomont Womens Benefit Association School of Instruction Catholic Daughters of America Phave Elyria City Club Elks Restaurant O. M.S. Prayer Circle Isabel Tressler West Avenue B. R. Opper Pilgrim Women's Association George Wissinger Fairlawn Sonics Y. M.C.A Catholic Studs Club Bowith T. V. Boyton Ohio Street Daughters of Scotland First Methodist Hubbard Wilcox Columbia Avenue Lydia Group Christian Church Women's Council Cecil Garrett Eleventh Street Industrial Girls’ Committee W.w.c.al Archie Penfound Dorothy Bures Lakeside Y.W.C.A Agnes Dingman Ruth Gates

Professors May to Teach Class at Upper Room Bible Study

The September meeting of the First Congregational Church’s Upper Room Bible class was hosted at the Agate home on East Avenue with about 40 guests. Prof Herbert Gordon May of Oberlin School of Theology will teach for the next month on a subject chosen by the class, with all church members invited to join. The Rev William A Leath set October 9 for the Men’s Club dinner and noted four Forum programs, as out-of-town guests attended and helpers assisted. The Masonic Club dinner is planned for September 28 at 6 pm with reservations due by September 26 through Harry Dawson or a club committee member.

May Bible Cisas First Congregational Ehurch Elizabeth Agate H. £. Agate East Avenue M. M. Windsor Herbert Gordon May Oberlin School of Theology William A. Leath Ronald Bridges Forum Agate E. MacDonald Fiat Boston Robert McWilliams New York City Atee Edwin Glosser Masonic Club Harry Burr Hary Dawson

Rummage Sale Saturday at Odd Fellows Valley Dive

Community rummage sale scheduled for Saturday morning at Odd Fellows Valley Dive Church hall. Proceeds support local charity programs run by the congregation.

A. m Odd Fellows Valley

Vast American Fleet to Grow by 1845 Says Ships Magazine

Ships Magazine reports the Navy plans to raise the flag every two hours on a trail as new ships join the United States Fleet. The Navy forecasts about 4 445 ships by 1845, claiming it will be the mightiest fleet the world has ever seen.

United States Ships Magazine Navy

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