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The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Apr 07, 1938

Page

4

Community Circle meets with Mrs Pean Magers on Thursday

News from Belden reports the Community Circle gathering with Mrs. Pean Magers on Thursday April 1. The Work Committee requests that all members finish and bring the blokes from the previous meeting for the quilt project. Members urged to arrive early for work on the started quilt. A notice notes no adults at the gathering due to quire weather.

Belden Wi Toeet Mra Pe An. Magers Gratean

Mallet Creek News Notes and Local Events

Community notices from Mallet Creek include a report on a two year old girl harmed in an accident near Lodi hospital. Walter Davis and Miss Kellogg of Elsie attended activities over the weekend. Mrs Viole Parker won first prize in a recent gathering. Dorothy Prichard and Maige Haring assisted hosting. Lucille Styne and Pred Swatte hosted at their home. Miss Margate from Cleveland visited her parents in the area. Mrs Dundas visited Elyria Memorial Hospital for an operation. The Girl Reserve Mothers Council meets Friday April 8 with hostesses Bert Adams and W Howard Brintnall assisting.

Pilisa Mis Sineligt Fhauimesser Walter Davis Mis Tyudiy¢ Kellogg Elsie Aiiers Mis Mary Chay Plinche Cbib Viole Parker Dorothy Prichard Melow Soute Maaige Haring Pril Mes Lucille Styne Swatte Tesburgh Pa Hla Bishoy Elyria Memorial Bospruitt Miss Margate Cleveland Bundas Dundas Chyvel Mornth Delailepner Girt Reserve Mothers Council Bert Adams W Howard Brintnall Urang Adams

Swingsters Club hosts social and bake sale planning

South Amherst residents gathered at Busty Main street home of Marie Gratz and Miss Ware for a club meeting of the Swingsters. They planned a bake sale at Edwards Food Store Saturday and discussed club emblem plans while enjoying games. Next meeting set for April 19 at Betty Mort’s home with Florence Heugsner assisting.

ULUR South Amherst Apu Marie Gratz Miss Ware Clb? Q Main Street Edwards Helly Beverly Mort Therésa Rich Truth Drew Helen Vargo Lila Pippert Evelyn Fabrney Marian Cashman Kathleen Ramey Norma Slack Betty Kalmeyer Norma Brucker Betty Mort Florence Heugsner

Ladies Social at Mrs Booths House Delights Clarksfield

A detailed social gathering at Mrs Gina Booths home drew a large attendance with a social hour, business meeting, program and several contests. Luncheon followed hosted by Mrs Guy Hottstagiey NCC EEE. attendees included many local residents and families sharing news of events and visits through the week.

SHORE Gina Booth Guy Harwood Aid Lawes Lee Watton Couk Alert Kiedhoor Watling Joan Meo Shepard Kiedville Clare Webbe Turie Watkins Rpodinva Vrs Dee Phairie Spete Thursdas Oseetus Mis Dee Welsh Sot Wakefield Milan Mas Hay Rater Ellahy Sandee Welling Saragin Torally Sista Bertodt Las B. Bittens Win Batrons Marl Ataton Stoward Amd Moss and Beechester Pred Mullin Floyd Raton Mio Mis Stoward Glue Shirley WH. Stone Vis Jessin Catisse Mig Kiate Kamp Anta Puder Wellngton Snett Pintay Wath Mabel Youngs Acchie Mroo Ralph Puder Wellington Meoo Charlie Puder Witt Cawrse A.c. "Cawrsey

Quiet Cleveland Wedding Ties Berea Bound Couple

Eloping couple Clyde Norris and Eleanor Covert were married in Cleveland on Monday. They will reside in Berea where Norris is employed. The event follows Mrs. Minnie Fiest accompanying family members to Cleveland and Mrs. Lod Rych visiting Parma for days at her parents’ home, George Giruss and others.

Minnie Fiest Neleson Gross Cleveland Lod Rych Parma George Giruss Eleanor Covert Howard Covert Columbia Clyde Norris J. M. Norris Berea Norris Miss Allies Munn Wart Munn Mas Coates Gary Harold Coates Mya Barry Weber Oberlin George Slagle Toledo Charles Letbengood Gallon QO. C Sanders

Hive Hundred Club Hosts Evening At Avon Home

April 7 activity at Harold Smith residence featured card games won by Mrs Schafer Mrs Md Stagg Jon Forthofer Jr and Carl Schafer. A lunch followed and future hosting by Mr and Mrs Schafer was announced. Pleasant Hour Club gathering hosted by Mrs Mat Casper included card play and prizes for Mrs Lawrence Hecker and Mrs George Nagel.

Ue Hundred Club Avon Hive Hundred Club Harold Smith Carl Schafer MD Stagg Jon Forthofer, Jr Mat Casper Lawrence Hecker George Nagel

Social visits span several towns in a midweek run

They will meet with Mrs J J Weller on April 49 and with Mrs Margaret Minerick and daughter Vavielta of Huron visited at Mrs Vernon Frey's home Tuesday. Miss Annetta Melako of Elyria Wasques visited at Mr and Mrs LT's on Tuesday evening. Mrs Buell spent Tuesday and Wednesday with friends in Blyna.

Margaret Minerick Vavielta Huron Hom Vernon Frey Annetta Melako Elyria Wasques Lt, Denking Buell Blyna

New London Notes Pedro Party At OBBELIN-Oberta Grange

About fifty members enjoyed a Pedro party at their hall Saturday evening with ten games and prizes to Mrs. Mary Hacker Mr. Knowles Mrs. Edna Knowles and Henry Sandrock Lunch was served Plans for a text party the Saturday before Easter were made by Mrs. Knowles Mrs. Falkner and Mr Heldrick Mr and Mrs Carl Schmitz hosted a family dinner Sunday with twenty guests Also noted visits and calls among local residents including Mr and Mrs Oscar Ehrman Mr Richard Ehrman from Cleveland and Hilly Smith from Elyria.

North Olmsted Woman’s Club Event and Red Cross Drive

The North Olmsted Woman’s Club hosts an April meeting at a hostess’s home with Miss Margaret Stearns as guest speaker on “My Trip to England.” The Red Cross Drive in North Olmsted surpassed its quota, led by Mrs. UC J. Devzel and assisted by several club members including Mrs. WY. W. Mould and Bruce Patterson.

RED Cross North Olinsred Olinsted Lye Mire Bruce Patterson Alea Ray Wersting A Khlaubacher Mies EO Whitford Dudley Cooper Bella Watkins O. Hy Johnson Hythema Mes

Birthday party marks Mrs Chambers anniversary in Sheffield

A double birthday celebration for Mrs FL Chambers drew relatives to Gulf road Sheffield. Guests included the Chambers family and friends from Mord road West River road Galt road Lor and nearby areas. The evening featured buffet supper social games and stunt activities with self invited guests joining later for more festivities.

Sheffield FL da Chambers San Gulf Road Wad Mins Wy EL Taft North Hidge Mes Ho GC Chambers and Sons Mra W. Oh. Chambers W. Oh. Chambers and Daughters of Mord Road, Mr. and Mrs, A. c. Fingves

Wedding Reception for My and Wes Draws 100 Guests Across Several Towns

More than a hundred guests from Cleveland Lorain Sheffield Youngstown New London and Flyria attended the wedding reception Saturday evening for My and Wes. Edward Herdendorf and Esther Katherine Root were married Saturday afternoon at 2 pm in the Church of the Redeemer with Rev. Creetus Dowell officiating. The groom is a Brookside High School alumnus and works with Standard Welding in Lorain. They will live on Lake Breeze Road in Sheffield after a brief wedding trip. Sunday guests included Mr and Mrs Hay Perkins and Miss Mary Stearns. Also noted was the death of Mienolay Kelling at 72 after a brief illness. He resided in Sheffield and was active in St Theresa's church. Funeral services were held Wednesday morning.

Tidy Cleveland Lorain Sheffield Youngstown New London Flyria Wes Edward Herdendort Woowert Esther Katherine Root Charles Edward Erdendorf Creetus Dowell Church of the Redeemer Missy LaBerta Herdendorf Brookside High School Standard Welding Company Lake Breeze Road Mienolay Kelling St Joseph's Hospital St. Theresa’s Church Adam Senger Liorothy Agumi Snyder Conrad Adier Karl Kendeigh Allan Detroit Charlee Kendeigh Orlo Cowen Kipton Franklin Simonson Wellington Theodore Ries Ruth Madge Currier Be May Dudley A. L. Dudley Shirley Ann Delefield Betty Lou Slack Paul Court Frank Cook Oberlin Wallace Court D. A. Bennett Stes Prank Brown Eiall Brown Adam Horm St. Joseph Hospital Harrietts Welser Elyzia GM. Sayde Fred Dekker Avon Buiant Ernest Lamyer Myer Sundar Oscar Zutuher Alu Son Nei Bellevue George Boorm Frances Henry Mesopotamia Ohio Frank Boorn D. E. Reynolds Weston Penson Lakewood Rh. Goodyear EL H. Wurst Butternut Ridge Paul Krebs Lawrence Krebs Ronnie Martha Krebs Virgil Marshmant C. T. Stremple Chestnut Ridge Russell Barr Nancy Arlene Whitney Earl Brown Whitney-Drown East Avenue Miller Jones Mansfield William Pfeiffer LaGrange Road Stanley Rocher Archie Welton Janet Kenneth Fast Avenue Middle Avenue Carroll Shepard Massachusetts Illnois Oberia Kiyria Sirs Correl Swepard Taste

Burial in St. Theresa's cemetery family lot

Burial was made in the family lot at St. Theresa's cemetery. Survivors include a wife Margar et, three sons Ley Cyril and Norbert, three daughters Mrs J J Powers Rosella Keilting and Loretta Kelling, and three grandchildren.

Ing St. Theresa's Cemetery Bla Margaret Ley Cyril Norbert J. J. Powers Rosella Keilting Loretta Kelling

South Ridge Church Notes and Birthday Event

Sunday April 1 services at South Ridge Church include Sunday School at 10 a.m. Prayer at 11 a.m. and Worship at 7:30 p.m. Rev. R. G. Prerrer leads. Choir rehearsal Friday. Community Club meeting moved to April 29. Avanagemath services begin April 2 and run nightly through the week except Saturday. Birthday party honors Shirley Balls from 7 to 10 p.m. with gifts, refreshments, and decor. Attendees include Janet Flowers, Phyllis Briggs, and many neighbors.

South Ridge R. G. Prerrer

Needle Guild Society Meets for Social Needlework

Mrs Saral Thompson hosted a Needle Guild Society meeting on Wednesday afternoon. After the business session, members socialized and worked on needle crafts. The group plans to meet in two weeks at South Amherst with Mrs Arthur Ernst. A three o clock supper was served. Easter decorations highlighted the luncheon tables. Forty seats were arranged for members and guests Mrs Carl Kutza of Lorain Mrs Herbert Thompson of South Amherst and Mrs Carl Friday.

S.s.lass Marian Grote Sunshine Margaret Mason Cootle Hale Wise Ruth Eldred Martin Helen Rorleh Lorain Jewel Beal Needle Guild Society Saral Thompson Arthur Ernst South Amherst Carl Kutza Herbert Thompson Carl

Henrietta Dinner Honors Portman Birthday Crowd Attends

Mr. and Mrs. Clemons hosted a dinner Sunday in honor of daughter Mrs. Jesse Portman's birthday. Relatives and friends from Bellevue Lorain Elyria and Amherst visited and prizes were awarded at a style show at the Cleveland Academy of Cosmetology. Ailing Alfred Schott and Gertrude Schott remained home.

Henrietta Meg A. J. Clemons Jesse Portman Cavers Raymond Wilt Ailes Clemons Bellevue Heber Cox Lorain Donald Carol Dor Ren Clemons Louise Born Cleveland Academy of Cosmetology Ernest Lamvermyer William Giese Belden D. A. Bennett Edinburg Texas Alfred Schott Gertrude Paul Hostettler Cleveland M. G. Johnson Elizabeth Stokes G. H. Chapman LaPorte Stokes Chapman Arthur Hi. Giles Fred Stokes U B. Chapman

Local residents host and visit friends and family over weekend

Numerous families from Lorain Elyria Oberlin Wellington and Cleveland visited relatives and hosted guests including Mr and Mrs Melvin Unger Mrs Albert Husted Oak Harbor and several others. Attendees traveled to Detroit Toledo Berea and Bellevue with illnesses noted for Ruth and Madge Currier. Adam Horm's hospital update and various Sunday gatherings round out a busy social scene.

Krank Kelble Edon UN- Bor Tarry Boyd Jennings Husser Mansfeld Melvin Unger Wind Albert Husted Oak Harbor Lester Usted My. Gud Mig Nelson Reusser Baby Fielda Carl Rougger Cleveland Albert Reusser

Spencer Jolly Rookies to Wert Spencer Charity Meeting

The Spencer Jolly Rookies and the M. FE Ladies Aid plan April gatherings with the chairs Walter and Wilbur Rockwall hosting at Mrs Parker’s home on Friday evening April 8. A good crowd is expected and members urged to attend. entertaining committee includes Mrs Parker and Mrs Koontz. The Spencer Baptist youth will meet Friday evening with Rev L W Beckley for a social night. Knights of Pythias and Pythian Sisters groups report good attendance at recent meetings. A son was born to Mr and Mrs Will Zimmerman Monday evening. mother and baby are doing nicely.

Royal Neighbor Lodge Swiss Hall 8. O. Batley Charley Nickel Spencer M. FE Ladies Aid Wesdames Walter Wilbur Rockwall Parker Mesdames Parker and Koontz Spenser Baptist Church L. W. Beckley Knights of Pythias Spencer Baptist Church Will Zimmerman Meiher Son

Birthday celebration honors Fuller family elders and kin

A weekend gathering at Mr. and Mrs. Nelson J. Fuller's home honored Torch birthday for Mr Fuller and the birthday anniversary of his granddaughter Barbara Olive Leather. Guests from Akron Barberton Lakewood and Spencer attended a two o clock dinner and a three tiered cake. Later the Emersons joined for an afternoon visit. Hostesses Alva White Praston White and Charles Fuller led a card party for the Pythian Sisters with five tables and a pot luck lunch.

Nelson J. Fuller Mr. Fuller Barbara Olive Leathermen Earl W. Leathermen Alfred Akron Laura Wilson Donald Barberton Millard F. Fuller Lakewood Wotta Hine Alfred H. Fuller Spencer G. L Emerson Emerson Mesdames Alva White Praston White Charles Fuller Pythian Sietera

Your Good Health and Local Social Notes

A health column critiques a Florida doctor’s claim that many deafness cases stem from medicines, arguing the list includes valuable drugs. The column then shifts to local social notes: Mrs. Alina Clifford and Mrs. Sidney Beach visit. the Aldrich and Cotterman families host weekend guests. several residents move or travel. and a North Carolina trip for Mrs Haddix.

Medicines and habits of tobacco alcohol and poisons

A physician discusses various substances including tobacco alcohol opium lead mercury phosphorus morphine and coal tar dyes. He notes alcohol in emergencies can save lives opium and morphine require prescription and lead or phosphorus exposure harms workers while mercury has limited medical use under supervision and worm wood and aniline dyes pose risks if misused.

Drugs We Value In Medical Practice Mentioned By Dr T

The piece lists salicylates arsenic insulin and quinine as indispensable in treating diseased conditions. Salicylates relieve fever and pain in rheumatism influenza and general infections, reduce fever and aid organs. Early use may speed recovery though not a cure. The article includes local social notes about Melvin Walt and several community members visiting or staying with relatives.

Dr. T

Carlisle Birthdays Honor Many Family Guests

Mrs. Clara Pitkin and daughter Ava Pitkin were guests at Herman Wight’s Wellington home after church services. Relatives from Cleveland Oberlin Norwalk New London Wellington Elyria attended open houses and birthday gatherings from noon to evening across several households.

Carlisle Clara Pitkin Ava Pitkin Herman Wight Wellington Wight Wellington Congregational Church Pitkin Cleveland Oberlin Norwalk New London Elyria

Butternut Ridge Road Residents Host Weekend Guests

The notice lists residents from Blurton and Cleveland as hosts and guests at homes on Butternut Ridge road. It notes dinners and visits by Mr. and Mrs. Ford Biggs, Mr. and Mrs. William Garrett, Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Smith, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Pomelee, and others. A baptism at Emmanuel Lutheran Church in Elyria is mentioned with Ruthanne Pomelee, and guests include Miss Genevieve Grossman, Arthur Collie, and the Anton family.

Butternut Ridge Road Mra George Smith Ford Biggs Anmer William Garrett Cleveland Clifford Smith Carl Pomnelee East Avenue Cowles A. J. Stegman Middle Avenue George Krug Marian Louise William Gary Cleveland Heights E. D. Anton David Margarite Anton Frank Yoo

Style Show at Olmsted PTA Highlights April Meeting

The Olmsted school Parent Teachers Association held its April meeting at the schoolhouse. The highlight was the Home Economics Style Show directed by Miss Dorothy Lissner, presented as an operetta titled The Suzanne Shop. A business session followed, with nominating committee officers for next year discussed.

West View Olmsted School Parent-Teachers Association Home Economics Dorothy Lissner Suzanne P.T. A

Olmsted School Spring Varulion and Community Events

Olmsted school enjoys Spring varulion week April 11 to 18. A Spring Carnival sponsored by the Parent-Teachers Association was held Friday evening April 1 at the schoolhouse. Funeral services for John Alrich Richards, 35, a longtime Medina Lorain and Cuyahoga County dairy driver for Gardner Over Co of Cleveland, were held March 31 at Strongsville M and Church after a sudden death following an appendectomy. He lived with Bertha Richards and was brother to Harold Charles Albert Sean and Mrs Mary Prindla, Mrs Frances Wooldridge and Mr and Mrs Claude Wooldridge of Oberlin. Other items note social visits, a Style Show, Boy Scout Board of Review, and community sewer work on Columbia road in West view Village and Bronson street.

Olmsted School Parent-Teachers Associaion John Allich Richards Medina Lorain Cuyahoga County Strongsville M Communityospital Gardner- Over Co Cleveland Medina County Bertha Kautz John Richards Harold Charles Albert Sean Mary Prindla Frances Wooldridge Claude Wooldridge Oberlin J. M. Chapin Margaret Taylor Ely- Tid Bertha Hermann Emmett Travis Dover Center H . Ingersoll Gadtes’ Aid Society Tillie Schuster Edna Schuster Rueda Gordon la Grange Nethe Chapin Thea Mary Scott Ethel Ingersoll Vera Bryda Siren Lyle Richards Helen Scott Laura Hammon Valley City Elyria Columbia Road Wee View Village Bronson Street West Fiaw

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