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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Dec 23, 1929

Page

2

Toys Repaired For Elyria Children Christmas Stocking Drive

Not Un-Empty Stocking committee and the MCA boys division repair and sort donated toys for Elyria's needy children. Dolls number 39 and a large group of airplanes, books, and sports equipment are cleaned and mended or repurposed to presentable condition for a Christmas display and distribution. The effort, led by the YMCA and local boy’s division, aims to fill hundreds of stockings and bring joy to families who would otherwise have none.

M. CG Elyria Notun-Empty Mmembers Divismo Ywcal W. O. McClelln Santa Claus

See That As Shany Stockings Filled As Possible

A compact report notes efforts to stockpile or fill a collection of stockings with items from a local retailer. The piece references holiday preparations, shipment timing, and available inventory at the shop. It emphasizes keeping supplies ready for customers and maintaining festive display standards.

Local News From Litchfield and Nearby

In Litchfield on Tuesday Earl Fortney of Willard visited his mother Mrs. Mary Fortney. Louts Jenkins recovering from appendicitis at Lodi hospital is improving. Virginia and Bernier Radice attended a sorority bird party at Taylor Auditorium in Cleveland last Saturday. A Greyhound bus accident near the park caused minor damage. drivers claimed confusion about Penfield. Nurses from Lod hospital joined a dinner at Mrs. Testa Ritgrova and Murtay Kustomolatska attended. Max Barth recovered from illness but faced grand trouble last week. The school held a Christmas party with candy and will reopen for Christmas vacation on Wednesday morning. Homer Hings and others collided. minor damage to windshields from ice. Mrs. Freidt’s sale drew a good crowd in spite of weather, proceeds benefiting attendees. The faculty hosted a Christmas dinner at Miss Heles Smith’s home, with attendees including Miss Minnie Kroggel at her home and Mr and Mrs John Kroggel.

Litchfield Earl Fortney Willard Mary Fortney Louts Jenkins O. P. Jenking Lodi Hospital Virginia Bernier Radice Taylor Auditorium Cleveland Greyhound 8 Sin Penfield Harry Mary Jack Testa Ritgrova M Murtay Kustomolatska Crow Wis Prohoth Arryvyanto

Avon Christmas Socials and Visitors Noted

The Avon area reports a Christmas party at Mrs Beebe s home attended by Misses Lucille and Frances Reisling and Vira Gould on Friday evening. The 591 card club gathered at Bubboard s home last Thursday. Edna Smith s mother Mrs Gubena is ill. Mrs Felix Deck cares for her mother in Lorain. Edna Smith returned from Chardon. Will Barrett of Cleveland visited his mother Lizzie Barrett. J C Gough and Hubert with Hugh Paddock attended First Congregational Church Christmas carol program. Mr and Mrs Stokes spent the weekend with relatives in Paineville. Wilford Wilford has returned from Normal School at Ypsilanti. Olie McKey of Pittsburgh visited relatives in town. Mary Grace Irena Gough Stella Boswell and Doris Gough went to Oberlin to fund the Christmas care at the Congregational church.

AVON Lucille Frances Relsing Vira Gould Beebe Mivria Flx Lorats Gubena Edna Smith Chardon Will Barrett Cleveland Lizzie Barrett J. C. Gough von Hubert Hugh Padcock Oberlin Thea Stokes Painesville Wilford wWo Ypsilanti Michigan Charles Wilford Olie McKey Pittsburgh Mary Grace Irena Gough Stella Boswell Doris Gough Lund Congregational Church

Pilot’s Good Deed Brings Silver Bracelet Reward

Pilot George Campbell guided a Navajo Indian 69 miles south of Carthage New Mexico to safety by dropping newspapers with a white flag message. The Indian signaled receipt, and Campbell sent more bundles. The bracelet was later received in Albuquerque with thanks for the aid.

Tex Cause George Campbell Carthage N. M George Albuquerque Muit

Woman's Missionary Society Elects Officers at Parsonage

A South Ridge gathering of the Woman's Missionary Society at the parsonage elected officers for the ensuing year. President J. I. Amore, Vice President Margaret Baus, Secretary Theodore Grills, Treasurer Newton Baus, Corresponding Secretary George Knittle. A social hour followed. Several local residents attended the Christmas program at the County Home, with visits by Rev J H Atmore and others. School closed for holiday vacation with a Christmas program Friday evening.

South Ridge Woman's Missionary Society Vavotrotai J. 1 Amore Presient Margaret Baus Se Tars M Theodore Grills Treasure Newton Baus George Knit Ta Griby West Ridge A. Decker Ruth Eldred Murray Ridge H. A. Ore Mary E Georges Knittle Emma Fowl Louise Waters Relph Fowl Anna Ruth J. H. Atmore Robert Frank Baus Helen Balzar Milton Baus Newton Baus Shirley Nelson Bechtel Frank Bechtel Charles Dehn Mabel Dehn Anthony Deiefield Ida Fiste Middleidge Walter Kohe Dorothy North Olm Walter Raynor Sted Mery Schaub Missesida Elsie Delefield Second Congregational Church Hiyha Carl Berg Oberlin Road

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