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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 15, 1942
Page
5
Mary Jane Kenny a four year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Joseph Kenny died from burns suffered when her dress caught fire after she played with a book of matches. The incident occurred yesterday in Youngstown as the child was attempting to light the matches.
Ridgeville Township board reemployed all present secular teachers for the M249 school year. Sleeman Gannett was approved as a substitute to teach Industrial arts classes for the remainder of the year, replacing Jean D. Custis who resigned to join American Steel and Wire in Cleveland.
Bellevue April 18 Dr K Shumaker president of the Bellevue Board of Education warned 500 striking Bellevue high school pupils to return to classes or be declared truants. Student representatives met with the board. teachers were employed and salaries fixed for the ensuing year. New hires include G Gould as Mathematic and Science teacher Frances Hammett as English and Social Science Katherine Mirilian as Loe vain.
Lorain County Rabbit and Cavy Association held its regular meeting at the Flood home on Sular Ridge. April TL saw the annual officer election with Walter Botamer as President, Frank Reskos as Vice President, Ms. Al Emery as Secretary, Russell Flood as Treasurer, and Mrs. Russell Flood as Director. The next meeting is scheduled for May 9 at the Reskos home on Nichols Ave. Lorain, Ohio, with visitors welcome.
The regular meeting of Gird Scouts Troop No. 7 followed the trial in St Marys ball yesterday. Members collected cookie sale proceeds for Mrs Hull. A hike was planned for next week with Mary Guenin and Marjorie Damm laying the trail. Pesey Marsh and Frances Balock to run games. Mary Loubeig and Betty Indlebauck led the cannics.
Catholic Study Club No 3 met at Stanford avenue with co hostesses. Members sewed on Red Cross garments and discussed The Mars by Brother Michael. A Port Lent party was planned at Krieg s on April. Next meeting to elect officers will be held in two weeks at Mrs Paul Kohl s East River street home.
The East avenue resident and Flyria High School graduate, Miss Eleanor Highgate, will present a senior piano recital Friday April 24 at eight o'clock in the Une Kulas Chamber Music Hall in Berea. Her program includes Schumann and Liszt pieces and marks her after Baldwin Wallace Conservatory of Music training.
A local ad lists assorted goods including sports goon s tools electronics appliances kitchenware and ultravioletray lamps plus Buick and Pontiac factory parts. A liberal budget plan allows small down payments and biweekly payments. Open daily 53 to 6, Saturday nights until 9. Posts address West Ave and phone 2556 for details.
The paper indicates a gathering at the Richards home on Harriton Street with a social event planned for Saturday. The next meeting is set for the Home for the Aged on the evening of April 3 with Mrs Core Moyer of Cleveland as annual inspector.
A short circuit in wiring caused a fire yesterday afternoon in an automobile driven by Miss Hetty Woods of Birmingham. The car, in front of 610 East Broad, sustained slight damage.
A car driven by WwW Beott of 681 Abbe Road was damaged today after being sideswiped by a city bus operated by Tom Peron on Broad Street. Insulation burned and paint scorched on the cow, with fire crews responding.
An old advertisement touts Olive Tablets by Dr Edwards for constipation relief. It claims the liver bile will flow into the intestines daily, easing headaches and a tired feeling. The ad urges readers to buy Olive Tablets at drugstores for 30, 60 cents.
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