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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Feb 09, 1939

Page

9

Woman Fends Off Pickpockets in Crowded City Streets

A New York dispatch notes women rarely get robbed in Manhattan crowds as pickpockets prefer quick grabs and flee. The piece shares a cautionary anecdote on wallet storage, a warning about yielding money, and minor reportage on street life and a Swedish entertainment outing. It weaves in dated travelogue and social observations, ending with a reflective aside on safety and manners.

New York Manhattan

Gas Institute Demonstrates Modern Cooking In Elyria

Flooded With Sympathy Food Institute concluded in Elyria with the 1939 Gasco Food Institute, led by Miss McFarland. The event showcased balancing the diet and buying canned fruits and vegetables, and featured the new CP Gas Range. A Traveling Kitchen moves to 43 Ohio cities with home service by Miss McFarland and Scott.

Elyria Gasco Food Institute Miss McFarland Ohio McFarland End Meneger Will Ceompany Koreher Jean Scott Moss Scott Gas Company

Ladies Aid and Missionary Society Meet at Henrietta Home

The Henrietta Methodist Ladies Aid and Missionary Society met at the home of Mrs Anna Witten pach with Mrs Harlard Schlecker presiding. A pot luck supper followed a brief program including a South America talk by Mrs Ernest Bauran and readings by Miss Idella Munn. About twenty members and four guests attended, with several neighbors visiting later.

Henrietta Ladies Aid and Methodist Church Anna Wittenpach Harlard Schlecker Pass Porsmen South America Ernest Bauran Ernest Lamvermyer

Social round of Elyria and area residents

Sunday visitors and callers fill reports from Elyria Wellington Oberlin and nearby towns. Names include Kirk Gibbins Bau man Krieg Becker Latteman Gegenheimer Took Zurcher and others with several illness notes and a hospital admission at Memorial Elyna.

John Kirk Elyria Harry Gillette Lex Gibbins Wellington R. J. Norris John Bauman Jr C. Burill and Familly Rudolph Krieg Elynia Adaline Becker Mary Becker Frank Youngkin Memorial Hospital Elyna Fred Watson Ridgeville Fred Latteman Jack Pietch Oberlin Kane Weidman Adaline Dorothy Becker Henry Krieg Arthur Gegenhemmer Thelma Lena Gegenheimer H G Portman Columbus Roy la Dow Elizabeth Page Jar Lamberton Charles Oscar Zurcher Washington Robert Court South Bend Indiana Charles Cours Orla Cowen Wendall Kipton Theola Cuyen Leroy Baird Ashland Theodore Ries C. H. Currier Neil Dwight Page O. C. Sanders Gladys Court Charles Court Maynard Delefield

Kipton Retires From Business After 47 Years

Kipton closes Yarage business longtime blacksmith turned garage owner retires after selling to Albert Arnold and Elton Cowen. J W Perkins, his oldest associate, began in 1882 and operated the garage from 1917 until November 1929 then again from July 1932 onward in a building leased from Harry Ludlam.

Kipton Albert Arnold Elton Cowen J. W Perkins Mr. Arnold Harry Ludlam

Mentholatum relief for blocked noses and coughs

Vintage ad promotes Mentholatum as a treatment for nasal congestion and throat irritation. It claims long lasting vapors soothe the nose and throat, clear breathing, and restore taste and smell. The copy touts 40 years of use and urges readers to ask their druggist for Mentholatum in jars or tubes.

Springfield Ohio Louis Mertens Shermat Ave Dr. Pierce

Local residents plan move. special church meetings scheduled

Mr and Mrs Arnold and daughter will move March 1 to the Granger house owned by Fred Beiner and now occupied by Clarence Blackett and sisters. Special meetings begin Sunday February 19 at Camden Baptist church led by Rev Price Allen of Norwalk, nightly through March 3 except Saturday, with a song service and music. A Good Fellowship supper will be held February 1 at Community church basement with Hazel Bicker Daphne Bates and Junior Davidson on the committee.

Mr. Coven Mrs. Arnold Granger Fred Beiner Clarence Blackett Price Allen Norwalk Camden Baptist Church Muss Hazel Bicker Daphne Bates Junior Davidson

Local families visit Camden area. church solo noted

Elyria residents Mr and Mrs Lloyd Davidson with guests call at G A Brumby home and Miss Flossie Losey. Cleveland visitors Maron Geist and Bonnie Jean spend weekend at Brumby home. M E Perkins and daughter Frances call on Ira Gough in Avon. Mrs Hardy Scott of Kipton sings Prayer at Camden Baptist. Hugh Whitney and family, Mable Whitney join George Bauer of Ely-Tila for Sunday dinner. Chronicle Telegram want ad appears at end.

Lloyd Davidson Dominic Paonessa Elyria G. A. Brumby Flossie Losey Maron Geist Bonnie Jean Cleveland M. E. Perkins Frances Ira Gough Avon Hardy Scott Kipton

Two Sets of Benefits Entirely Different

Miss Margaret F. Bolton, manager of the Social Security Board, said in Lorain that Ohio job insurance benefits do not reduce or affect future Old Age Insurance Act payments. She stressed the two benefit streams are entirely separate and that funds for old age insurance are not used for job insurance.

State of Ohio Margaret F. Bolton Social Security Board Lorain Miss Bolton

Unemployment and Old Age Insurance Funds Linked to Federal Grants

Miss Bolton explained that Social Security Board benefits and worker fees are unaffected by Ohio unemployment compensation. Old age insurance payments come from the U S Treasury while job insurance checks are issued by Ohio after tapping its unemployment compensation trust fund, which stood at more than 395.9 million on December 1, 1938.

Ance Social Security Board Ohio Miss Bolton U. S. Treasury

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