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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Apr 01, 1936

Page

5

Elyria PT A Council reports progress at March meeting

The Elyria Council of Parent-Teacher Association met in the Washington building. Vice president Mrs. M. F. Fey presided in president Mrs. T. L. Morse's absence. Membership stood at 1,255, with a city quota of 1,241. Milk usage in schools reached 6,375 bottles in the past month. Plans for the Summer Round-Up at Elyria Memorial Hospital were outlined. The group voted to donate to Red Cross flood relief and announced meetings in company auditorium 19 Cier. Representatives from twelve associations attended, led by the High School association with ten delegates. The council welcomed former president Mrs. E. C. Cocke of Lakewood. Next meeting set for the last Tuesday in April at 7:45 p.m. at the C. A. gym.

Elyria Council Washington T. L. Morse California M. F. Fey Dever Hull Elyria Alendi Pp. T. A SR Can W.oo. McClellan Healthy van Elrria Memorial Hospital Mar Rock Red Cross R. Gwood Cier E. C. Cocke Lakewood

Study Group Hosts Elyria AAUW Members Evening

A mixed program featured Professor and Mr VL, liturgy topics, and music tied to Luther and church reform. The Elyria AAUW group, including Mrs Joe H E C Harr and Mrs A C Hudan, hosted a dining and fellowship session in the parish setting.

Elyria Aauw Aon Agpre A. Ahers Or Aa Luther Church of the Reformation Much Orthodox Ladiesan Paul Pectinis Obertin Shaw Warner

Backwards Party Edit at Gates Avenue Event

Fragmentary OCR item notes an event at Gates Avenue with a backwards party theme and reference to a poem about the Eas River. Details are unclear due to damaged text.

Gates Co Cos Ming Eas

Personal notices from Cleveland and Chicago details

Fragmented text lists individuals such as Nellie Young and others, mentions graduations, places like Chicago, and several unclear names. The piece describes personal notices or obituaries with references to people returning or involved in events, but multiple names are garbled and some terms are unreadable.

Cleveland

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United Pres Stanford Mar Bus Moethodis Tts Te Rebekah Ciair Assocratios Mesis Leeten Sad

Winners Celebrate BE Contest at Edison Parents Association Event

Winners in a recent BE contest entertained by Edison Parent Association at 2 PM yesterday. Teachers of the school were guests. Refreshments were served as the program highlighted student achievements and community involvement.

Edison Psrenther Ss Girereng Forston Baronsoia Ian Cane Lirinus

Winter Term Ends With League Meeting

A brief notice indicates the winter term closes and a league meeting is planned for Thursday evening. The event is connected to a Devaus reference and appears on an April timetable with a Tuesday folio.

Erni League

Soup Supper at Pilgrim Church on April 2

A community notice for Pilgrim Congregational Church announces a soup supper on Thursday April 2. Soup will be sold all day for 25 cents, with proceeds supporting church activities.

Allen Girl Scouts Meeting Notes and Plans

Fine attendance marked yesterday afternoon as all twenty one members attended including Jean Robtinius welcomed as a new member. Thelmsa Jeanne Gegenheimer led songs, Ayer Sharrer read an appropriate poem Puddles. Lanterclub council report given by Vitam Chagsuan. Several girls expect to ace the play Quier as a Meuse, while the McRrnlexs Hesertes are putting on at the VW. April elevemtt and er-Dayshter banquet take place in Mas. A feature of the program a Chat ne WIE will be the final Recersition club underway with a 2 URFes parade to ensaned. Have mne Ty Ste to loonwe dues in efforts to set Span that they eropes. Sun ta he Alithoush royal due Smith and E brought the meet stoa.

AML Allen Hkeserves Jean Robtinius Greed Thelmsa Jeanne Gegenheimer Ayer Sharrer Lanterclub Council Vitam Chagsuan Quier Mas

Penfield Banquet Honors Field Team Winners

Penfield high school basketball league champions were honored at a banquet. About 22 players and staff attended the event at the school, celebrating the victory in the division tournament.

Penfield. O Peefeld Hick

Congregational Society Provides Lunch at Local School

A Congregational Society team led by J. Br. Eglin and Mrs. Tre Mark Deversa served lunch at the local school, with volunteers organizing meals for attendees.

Genal Bad

Traveling Bible to be presented by North Elyra group

Mr and Mrs Carl Buell and Miss Elsie Shaw attend. North Elyra organization will present the Traveling Bible to Henrietta Grange Tuesday evening. Numerous Elyria area residents are listed as guests and visitors at local homes, with extended mentions of relatives and addresses.

Carl Buell Elsie Shaw North Elyra Organization Henrietta Grange A J. Andrews Erwin Backwiag Carol Vermilion Hopkins Errl Ruckwood Amherst Lawrence Betts Waldo Monosmith Lorain Chresty Arthur Christy Homer Suvy Esther Levy Alfred Sehuudts Livermore Uberha Werle Stem Cortland Avenue Foster Ghter Romens Elyria Luce Gregg Elbert Hurd Warne Huell Frank Path Rea Suver Spencer Esther Souy Winnartfred Kierhans Wooster Colere Howard Wallace Tix Cleveland Ray Shaw Gus Reimer

Farm Woman's Club Meets Tuesday at Wellington Home

Miss Elsie Shaw and Mrs. Mattie Gott are noted in social notes as dinner guests. The Farm Woman's Club plans a Tuesday meeting at Mrs. Floyd Buswell's Wellington home with a covered dish dinner and each attendee to bring her own table service.

Farm Woman's Club Floyd Buswell Wellington

Bobsledding returns to Two Rivers amid winter vogue

In Two Rivers Wisconsin bobsledding rebounds after a year with Carl Lenhardt, owner of the town's only livery stable, reporting his team and bobsleds rented nearly every night for parties. A 25 cent lunch tax and a Church of Christ meeting on Thursday from 11 a.m. are noted.

Two Rivers Wis Carl Lenhardt Ing Church of Christ Thurs

Johnston Gift and Kaif Shop Spring Outfit Line

The Johnston Gift and Kaif Shop offer a complete line of sarbs patterns and aredies for making your Spring outfit with free knitting instruction. Gifts that are different to suit every person.

Johnston Gift and Kaif

I Dress as I Please Easter Apparel Trend

Fashion offers diverse styles and silhouettes this spring. Individuals may express individuality with ease, choosing looks that range from casual to sleek. Easter attire becomes a pleasant and satisfying task as taste trends evolve.

Beautiful Lady In Blue and Spring Tunics in Jewel Dots

A mixed fashion feature highlights a Jewel Blue pleated shirt waist dress with Navy vest tee and embroidered Jewel dots, a Sulphur Yellow cape, and a Toast colored tunic suit with wide Russian sleeves. The ad notes prices around 59.50.

Vouce Gibson Crist Reveres Generaus Vdaris

Unusual Navy Pouch Bag and New Coat Silhouette

New Slant introduces a chromium handle Navy pouch bag with two directional slants converging at the center and a tail with graduated tucking. A stylish coat in unusual Navy Blue wool with chenille like stripes features a high Russian neckline, squared shoulders, and a loose casual skirt, priced at 5.00 and 59.50 respectively.

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