Ely School PTA News Highlights Student Program and Events
A Ely School PTA meeting featured a child led program showing school activities through music, recitations, and dance across grades from Kindergarten to eighth. Plans announced included a $1000 Juvenile Boys Vacation Camp Fund contribution and upcoming events such as card party, Mother Daughter banquet, and paper sale. Local clubs and groups discussed travel talks, a Boy Scout fire inspection, and a tea after a guest speaker’s Palestine trip.
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Children of Ely School
Parent-Teacher Association
Bill Nye
Bill
Selo
Douglas Hines
Harriet Varsey
Betty Lou Stirzaker
Lois Walliamis
Lois Burr
Dorothy Jones
Wanda Freeman
Jean Syfers
Musereri
Bill Tatters
Hapak
Finlandia
James Whitcomb Riley
Joan Perry
Virgina Townsend
Vera Mae Smith
June Rankin
J C Struthers
Willams Eetures
Association 1S
American Legion Home
Meetings Bridge lesson series continued at club
The Contract Bridge lesson series will be continued tomorrow after noon and evening at the Elyria Woman's Club on Fourth street.
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Elyria Woman's Club
Fourth Street
Girl Scout Troop 8 Hosts Dolls for Crippled Children
Girl Scout Troop No 8 rode to Gates Hospital and Elyria Memorial to present six dolls dressed in Japan Sweden Holland Ireland and Switzerland to crippled children. Nurses guided the tour and it marked a novel hospital visit for most of the girls.
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St. Agnes Church
Gates Hospital
Japan
Sweden
Holland
Ireland
Switzerland
Gates Home
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Licenses for Lorain and surrounding residents listed
The document lists multiple individuals with licenses including John E Flaczynsk a 22 laborer from Lorain Virginia Sroka 19 Lorain Earl Limpert 27 North Olmsted a greenhouse worker Delphine Linden 25 Avon Lake Joseph G Papajcik 23 Lorain crane operator Catherine A Faron 19 Elyria township Harald D Whiteside 38 Wellington chemist Betty Wright 23 Fred Smith 32 Ridgeville factory worker and Dorothy Banks 23 of 521 Dooney avenues Syria.
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John E Flaczynsk
Lorain
Virginia Sroka
Earl Limpert
North Olmsted
Delphine Linden
Avon Lake
Joseph G. Papajcik
Catherine A. Faron
Elyria Township
Harald D Whiteside
Wellington
Betty Wright
Fred Smith
Ridgeville
Dorothy Banks
Dooney Avenues
Syria
Braid Makes Strides in Millinery This Year
Copyright 1940 Fatrenna notes summer 1939 discovery of cocoa nut straw braids in men s hats with success and growing use in women s millinery. The soft brown shade with rosy cast appears in two styles a simple cloche banded with pug garee stripes and a pork pie crown model. An exact size drawing of the braid is shown.
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Fatrenna
Sensitive skin care advice for dry irritation
A reader asks about gentle care for very dry sensitive skin. The response recommends bland semi-squid cream soaps made for sensitive skin, used with a sponge to form a lather, and notes there are creams made for sensitive skins. If those fail, suggests using a plain albolene cleanser and rinsing with comfortably warm water.
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G. B
Christian Women's Club to Host Townsend Northwest Pictures
The Christian Women's Club meets Friday at 8 15 in the WCA parlors. Karl O Townsend of Wellington will present colored pictures of the Canadian northwest, a program previously enjoyed by local audiences. Members may invite guests to join the guest meeting.
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Edna Gray Johison
W.C
Palestine
Bethlehem
Nazareth
Jerusalem
Old City
Jesus
Alfred Luther
Joseph’ Ellison
Harley Reese
Alpine Village
Christian Womens Club
WCA
Karl O Townsend
Wellington
Canadian Northwest
Townsend
New Officers Installed By The Elyria Elks Lodge
Newly elected Elyria Elks officers for 1940-41 were installed at the lodge meeting with Dr L H Whitsler of Willard as installing officer and D C Hahn as esquire. Officers include Curtis C Spence, Roy G Wickard, Charles J Snoble, Frank Brandau, Robert Burns, Charles A Persons, J M Marshall, H A Damiels, Q J Shafer, A H Krapp, Harold M Wise, and Walter S Kohn. A lodge of sorrow honored J C Conaway of Elyria and William C Henry of New York City.
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Wallead
Elyria Elks’ Lodge
L. H. Whitsler
Willard
D. C. Hahn
Curtis C Spence
D W. Kathe
Roy G Wickard
Charles J Snoble
Frank Brandau
Robert Burns
Charles A. Persons
J. M . Marshall
H A Damiels
Q J Shafer
A. H Krapp
Tyler
Harold M. Wise
Walter S. Kohn
Grand Lodge
Lakewood
Lorain
Lodge of Sorrow
J. C Conaway
Elyria
Wiliam C Henry
New York City
F A. Stetson
T. H McKenney
J. M Marshall
Ohio Elks’ Association
Akron
Elyria Lodge
North Central
Jim Armitage
Spence
Columbus
Salvation Army Building Fund
New Product Made Here By The Blind In Elyria Stores
The Center for Sightless in cooperation with Tyremst Co. of America will begin manufacturing a new product called Chemile Tyremat Materi. The item, made exclusively by the blind, will be distributed through Elyria stores with production starting next week and sales set for early May. Charles Maregret of the Tyremat company will supervise arrangements with local shops. Muss Williams invites all county blind residents to contact the Center for work or assistance.
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Center For
Tyremst Co
America
Wil
Elyma
Ohio Commission For the
Charles Maregret
Pittsburgh Association For Blind
Columbus School For Blind
Tyremat Company
Muss Williams
Center
Indicted for Theft in Cleveland Deputy Embezzlement Case
Ambrose J. Wheaton was indicted by the grand jury in Cleveland on a charge of embezzling 8992 dollars while serving as a deputy in the sales tax division. The case names Wheaton as the accused and notes the official capacity tied to the alleged theft.
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Cleveland. O
Ambrose J. Wheaton
Three Minor Traffic Collisions Reported
Three minor traffic collisions were reported to police yesterday. Mrs Fox of Stop 7 Lake Avenue had left rear fender damage in a collision at Lake and Woodland avenues with Mrs Emil Kasper of Stop 7 Lake Avenue. Norlam Loescher of Ridgeville reported right rear fender damage after a collision on Broad Street with a truck driven by Carl Seeley of HR D. Grafton. A fender on a car owned by Joseph Brantley of 22 Woodford Avenue was damaged at Fox Furnace Co parking lot in a collision with a car operated by Herbert Jennings of 184844 Middle Avenue.
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Dr. Fox
Lake Avenue
Lake and
Woodland Avenues
Emil Kasper
Norlam Loescher
Ridgeville
Broad Street
Carl Seeley
HR. D . Grafton
Joseph Brantley
Woodford Avenue
Fox Furnace Co
Herbert Jennings
Middle Avenue
Fined and license suspended for Henry Smyth
Henry Smyth of 236 Winckles Street was fined 50 dollars plus costs, with 25 dollars suspended, and forbidden to drive for six months after arraignment before Mayor Joseph Quetro on a driving while intoxicated charge. He was arrested at 1025 p m on April 6 in Lake Avenue near the Cuyahoga County treasurer’s office.
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Henry Smyth
Winckles Street
Elyma
Joseph Quetro
Lake Avenue
Cuyahoga County
Dr Goldner to Lecture Here Thursday Evening
Gerould Goldner, lecturing at the Church of Christ Thursday at 6 pm, is noted as an authority on Palestine geography. He and his father were kidnapped on Goldner’s first Palestine trip, held for a week before rescue. He recently spoke to 300 in Lorain and was well received.
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Gerould Goliner
Church of Christ
Jacob Gokiner
Cleveland
Palestine
Gerould Goldner
Goldner
Lorain
Social Duplicate Bridge Scores at Elyria Woman's Club
Results of play by Elyria Social Duplicate Bridge Club members show North and South: J W Miller and spouse 76, Schneider and Green 68Percent, Ludwig pair 60 4%, Kumler and Zienius 59, Schilling pair 57, Hybarger 38 4Percent. East and West: Lewis 71 4, Lee Bright 70 4, Kunkle 62, Biggs 54, West 51 4, Hillyer and Hassler 50. Next meeting April 17 at same place.
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Elyria Social
Elyria Woman's Club
J . W. Miller
Schneider
Green
W. G. Ludwig
T. Kumler
Mirs. Zienius
Schilling
Hybarger
Limits Time For Drivers Tests By Police On Saturdays
Police Chief E J Stankard announced tests for driver licenses will be held only on the first Saturday of each month from 1:30 pm to 1:00 pm. Previously tests occurred any time on the first Saturday. The Khedive Isma'il of Egypt once allocated about one fifth of Egypt's cultivable land for personal use during his reign.
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E. J. Stankard
Isma'il
Egypt
Eaton Ladies Aid Meet at Exshburn Home
The Ilhne Eaten Ladies' Aid society will meet with Mrs Walter Exshburn for a tureen dinner at noon on Thursday April 12.
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Blalon
Ilhne
Ladies’ Aid Society
Walter Exshburn
Britain restricts book imports to strictly educational works
Britain enacts limits on incoming books restricting imports to titles with a strictly educational character and barring fiction. The measure aims to control cultural content and aligns with policy shifts affecting publishers and distributors.
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Britain
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LaGrange
Caree - Florist
News of the Girl Scouts
Norah Abbe
Milton Parrish
Stanford Avenue
First Methodist Church
Ralph
Virgil Rogers
Woodbury Street
C R Aldrich
William J Parkin
North Side Guild
St Andrews Church
Wesley Suhr
Brandston Avenue
Worth Fauver
Lee Piper
Henry Enck
Guld
Fileen Koehn
Baetzcourt
Second Congregational Church
Anna Dimmich
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Dimmick
Shrubsole
Mac Ruby Pichoda
Huron Street
Bongs
Fred Bongs
Concord Street
Ellis Caywood
Clarence Payne
Clayton Berrington
Larame
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Lawrence E Fay
Hamilton Avenue
Richard Baird
Ellis Hoag
Lorain County
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Oberlin
E. J Ernst
Amherst
Ferehild
Christian Women's Club
The
Elks
Kingdom of
Denmark
German Reich
Joachim von Ribbentrop
Damish
Derlus Zahle
Hank
Ringling Bros
Barnum & Bailey Circus
New York
Halvdan Koht
Oslo
Norway
Edith
Dr. Goldner
Lydia KE
Pinkham
Finkham
EATON
Persob’® Hose Steels
Capitol Theater
HyGrade Dry Cleaners
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