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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Dec 18, 1941

Page

3

Make Your Money Count booklet for employers issued

A free Social Security Act duties booklet for employers is available from Margaret F. Bolton, manager at the Lorain Ohio Social Security Board field office. Titled Make Your Money Count, it explains social security contributions, why employer wage reports must be accurate, and treasury regulations. The booklet is of special interest to employers and workers covered by old age and survivors insurance.

Margaret F. Botton Social Security Board Lorain Ohio Treasury Miss Bolton

LaGrange Hostess 34 Club Meeting Report

LaGrange Five Hundred club met at Mrs Charles Opfer home on Wednesday afternoon. High score by Mrs Bleine Archer, second prize to Mrs Eady, third to Mrs Alice Spicer, with a special prize awarded.

LA Grange Five Hundred Charles Opfer Bleine Archer Eady Alice Spicer

Christmas Club Activities and Masonic Installation Noted

The article recounts a Christmas dinner plan by Mrs. Ralph Sanders and gift exchange at her home on Tuesday the sixteenth. It covers Methdist church class activities led by Violet Sage with new member Mrs Hazel Bible, a Mystery Sisters reveal, and New Year name drawings. It also details Lyndon chapter installation at Masonic hall with Worthy Matron Eleanor Terrell and officers, plus honorary star points and carols. New members include Mr. and Mrs. Adalbert Will.

Mra Anna ‘Sanders B. L. Wilcox John Holcomb Ralph Sanders Methodist Church Esther Wolcott Violet Sage Eather Hazel Bible Mystery Sisters Cananans Lyndon Masonic Hall Betty Martin Oberlin Mattie Prosser Mehals Leola Wilcox Alan Edwards Susan Cragin Marie Crowell Irma Gureska Margaret Jantz Zola Hastings Edna Shirkes Thelma Hahn Gladys Hopkins Frances Wooddruff Blanche Edwards Gladeshe Mary Finley Wilma Furmish Lucille Rawson Frances Woodruff Eleanor Terrell Aworthy George Edwards Bess Aldrich Jay Thayer Steve Blaine Flora Thayer Hecel Adems Evangeline Hunarquist Nellie Lehman Ada Jeanne Rotheers Ruth Hazel Cornish Esther Fern Cornish Martha Phoebe Lyons Electa Gladys Bowell Awatder Frances Thembaa Sentinel Leonard Jones Arthur Wilcox

Arsenic Suspicion Strikes Vermont Estate Drama

Paul Comstock and Serenia relocate to his mother in Vermont as tensions rise under a domineering matriarch. A suspected arsenic poisoning sparks fear of murder within the household, with Estelle Chadwick Miss Leona Peasley and Alan Leighton drawn into the escalating drama. The chapter ends with wedding secrets and a threat lingering as family trust frays.

Paul Comstock Serenia New York Vermont Paul Estelle Chadwick Leona Peasley Serena Alan Leighton Helen Alan Arsenis Patt Irving Ley Mateel Comstock Gren Serta Miss Leighton

Out-of-town visitors attend luncheon and society notices

Many visitors gathered for a luncheon hosted by the executive committee. Mr. and Mrs. Fred G. Prosser and S. W. Kelnes left for Evans Florida to winter. The Prosser home will host guests Bi Herrick and family during their absence. Honey Wigert joined relatives for a day in Sharon Pennsylvania with Bill Wigert. Kil-Kare club, Sin-Fitty club, and Misinnaiy society hosted gatherings with refreshment courses and tureen dinners at homes on North Plain Street.

Newe Fred G. Prosser W. Kelnes Evans Florida Bi Herrick Wellhington Prosser Honey Wigert Berea Rocky River Sharon Bill Wigert Richard Durkee Elyria Henry Wipert Sin-Fitty Club Robert Jackson Misinnaiy Hon North Plain Street

PTA Sesssion Notices and Local Social Roundup

A brief business session of the Parent-Teacher Association is set for Friday evening, December 10, with Mrs Trevi Hinner in charge. The report notes Mr and Mrs Whitney of Pittsfield have shown improvement after weeks on the ticket, and several Oberlin residents visit relatives and attend local calls. The text also mentions Mrs Mills and family from Philadelphia, Miss Netty Mire Leninsborough and Rita Rothgery, and Paul Ackerman of Camden visiting grandparents Bir and Mrs Vivitage, with various travels to Cleveland Blyth Oberlin and Lyford.

Parent-Teacher Association Dew Trevi Hiinner Ores Pittsfield T. Whitney George Houghton Jane Eleanore Evelyn Oberlin Harry Morey Jyd Whitney William Mile Winfield Milhwaukee Wisconsin Vhs Ellwood Wad Slee Mills Cleveland Blyth Lyford Netty Mire Leninsbrough Rita Rothgery le Paul Ackerman Camden Ps Er Grand Parenta Bir Mra

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