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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Feb 11, 1942

Page

10

Maet For Tureen Dinner At Hil Edd

A social event titled a tureen dinner was held yesterday at Hil Edd for adenabers at Busts Brie. Prizes were awarded in bridge events, with attendees including Mrs Joseph Nownk and Connie Hee Wire. A JA D Club speaker covered plans for a forthcoming meeting and members were urged to bring guests.

Agnes Miseney Gurlis Bridge Pere Minnichs Ralph Cobb Joseph Nownk Prank Gin Iiel Connie Hee Ja.d Bettieas

Mission Society Plans Tea at First Baptist Church

The Mission Society met for an evening fellowship supper at the church house on East Avenue. Mrs Harold Wileson presided as devotions by Eva Chapman followed Isaiah 27 10 and prayer. Tea announced for next Tuesday with Miss M Millen missionary from Africa. various program items, a flute solo, and talks by Ruth Elliott and Miss Miller about African work. Next meeting March 10 led by Mrs Arthur Anderson.

Winnes First Baptist Tee Lyman Eva Chapman Isiah Herbert Carlson Harold Wileson East Avenue Treadsway M. Millen Africa A. Fli¢kinger Gos Walterins Mise Miller W C. Porter

Hospital Adtimosions Avon And Nearby Names Listed

A list of hospital admissions or notices names Mrs Nesta Haliszka Avon Mrs Ward West 90 Woodlawn Avenue Juanita Smith 516 Ton Aly Avenue Jane Williams First Place Jot Machouk Bath Street Mrs Moses Veres Lorun Mes Delbert Mason 18 Middle Avenue Mrs Dan Petroff Arges Kenneth Septar Barsing Richard Fox 42m East Ay Ann Park Wellington George Street Oberlin Mrs Walter Orth Olive Street Emerson Court Orr baby Wich 465 Tenth Street

Nesta Haliszka Avon Ward West Woodlawn Juanita Smith Ton Aly Jane Williams Jot Machouk Bath Street Moses Veres Delbert Mason Middle Avenue Dan Petroffarges Kenneth Septar Barsing Richard Fox East Ann Park Wellingtonson TU George Street Oberlin Walter Orth Olive Street Mra Emerson Court Orr Baby Wich Tenth Street

Dr Edwards Olive Tablets for Constipation Relief

Noted Ohio doctor recommends Dr Edwards Olive Tablets to stimulate liver bile flow and aid digestion. Purely vegetable tablets marketed to relieve constipation, with claims of improved elimination and fatty food digestion. Available at drugstores.

Ohio Dr. Edwards F. M. Edwards

Plan Spacial Meeting at Homes for War Relief Funds

Community group planned a series of meetings hosted at members homes to support War Relief. Hosts included Mew Arnole Michael A Che Gayston pid and Myre Ate Sianeli c with refreshments and a Valentine lunch. Prizes were awarded for pinookle and high scores while ARI exchange and writings were shared. The next meeting will be February 24 at Margie Mudge’s home.

Arnole Michael Che Gayston Myre

Class entertains with gifts and patriotic games at Grobe home

The Class Presents Gifts Plus Ultra entertained Tuesday evening at Mrs. Robert Grobe's Telegraph read home. Mrs. Z F Love led the business fiction and Mrs. C M Ackerman led the devotional. Patriotic contests were planned with 20 guests. Prizes went to Mrs. Dawson and Mrs. Love. Hostess assisted by Miss Mir iam McIntire and Mrs. Kenneth Brown served refreshments. The grotto showered the honorees with pills decorations and the meeting for March 10 was to be announced. See Miss Jessie Meldrum hosted a birthday party for her 48th at her Dewey avenue home on February 7. Games and prizes were enjoyed by Connie Ernst and Margaret Miller among others. Dancing followed refreshments.

Jane Hummrieh Tien Micheler Charles Col Margie Mudge Diene Rumph Eluh Lewis Court Margaret Miller Robert Grobe Telegraph Z. F. Love C. M. Ackerman Tal Ite R. J i 'Dawson J. Love Grohe Mir Iam McIntire Kenneth Brown Emul Jessie Meldrum Dewey Avenue Faia Connie Ernst Margaret Miler Dean Banks

Helene Curtis Permanents Shampoo and Finger Wave Details

Helene Curtis introduces permanents and a new shampoo line with evening service options. The announcement highlights enhanced safety features and stylist availability for flexible scheduling.

Helene Curtis Permanents

New Club Organized and Valentine Party Reported

New club organized last night at the home of Mrs Bert Rule on Columbus Street with Mrs Mary Lyons named chairwoman to handle club affairs. Members served a dallvioug culad tonrse and a candlelight dinner. The group plans a meeting in two weeks at Mrs Maury Sheldon s home on Wood Hilliday. Earlier a Valentine party at Mrs Weingale s home featured Byace and Miss Billie Lacey as prize winner and Peppy Kauffran as consolation. The next meeting is planned for February 13 at Mrs Robert Spant ing s home. A separate Turcan supper at Mrs Charles Salter s home included Valentine decorations and gifts, with Red Cross work omitted due to lack of supplies. Prizes went to Marcella and Rose Downs, Irene Selet consoled. Clara Selet hosts February 29 in Carlisle.

Bert Rule Columbus Street Mary Lyons Chiticniar Mesdames Ana Deltore Maury Sheldon Phyllis Hale Ethys Noster Dorothy Hammer Mary Byes Mide Sheldon Wood Hiiday Chums Weingale Vamillon Avenue Byace Billie Lacey Peppy Kauffran Robert Spanting Second Street Charles Salter Hoth Street Mor Valentine Red Cross Marcella Rose Downs Irene Selet Clara Selet Carlisle

Girl Scouts of Troop No 1 Meet at First Congregational

Mrs H F Vibber led Troop No 1 in making telephone cards ram bells and afghan squares for Red Grass at the First Congregational church yesterday. Mrs B R Shryock spoke as Elyria Cornell Tastifall delegate on the Joliet Lowe memorial fund and scout exchange programs with America and Mexico.

H. F. Vibber First Congregational Church Shryock Elyria Cornell Dallas Texas Joliet Lowe Memorial Fund America

Parent Teacher McKinley PTA discusses home defense program

The Parent Teacher Association organized a discussion group at McKinley School under Mrs. Merrity Powell to study the home in the defense program. The first session will be Tuesday, March 2 at McKinley. a mother will care for children. A separate study group meets at 710 with Mrs. Allen. Lisa Miller leads a session on managing and developing self reliance. Troop No. 2 Girl Scouts welcomed Nancy Nielsen from Troop 5. Valentine activities included prizes and exchanges. Troop No. 4 held American day at First Methodist church with a Rip Van Winkle play and mothers as guests. songs, dances, and Goodnight Circle marked the program.

First Methodist Church Nancy Nielsen Wen Fenim Trong No. 5 Shirley Sanders Connie Boylan Shirley Standen Sue Carol Greening Launa Dewhurst Claire Sands Wilma Son+ jkely Lois Trumpy Frances Stillwaugh Girl Scouts Rip van Nkle Joan Baylin Rip Flaine Bruck Gretchen Alice Harrington Meenie June Ann Hensna Hendrick Seth Neightors Rosemary Bumbach Rose Ellen Dowdell Lien Snn Square Goodnight Circle

Lorain County Boys Place 2nd 3rd In State Test

Amherst and Brownhelm school teams excel in Columbus apple judging contest with Amherst placing 11th and Brownhelm 4th. Howard Wiegand finished second individually with 1 880 points. Raymond Bechtel took third with 5 860. Brownhelm scored 5 160 of 6 000 and Amherst 4 880. winning team posted 5 320 by Margareta Bealsville.

Amherst Brownhelm School Columbus Carl Deeds Brownhelm Howard Wiegand Here Raymond Bechtel Margareta Bealsville

Avon Lake Briefs Highlight Local Visits and Travel

Avon Lake notes Phyliss Price of Kent University spent the weekend at her parents home Mr and Mrs Charles Price. Jimmy Mitchel of Cleveland was a overnight guest of his grandparents Mr and Mrs Ed Milbiehell. Howard Redding, son of Mr and Mrs Av Redding, left Monday for Maxevil Field.

Avon Lake Phyliss Price Kent University Charles Price Jimmy Mitchel Cleveland West Ed. Bmiliehell Howard Redding Av Redding Maxevil Field

Elks Present 25 Year Pins To Five Members

Fifteen past exalted rulers conducted initiatory work as Elyria lodge awarded 25 year pins to Farry Cregg George Redmond P J Mitchell Otto Graham and Philip Sherman. Sherman sent a message due to illness and others spoke briefly. A large class named Victory will be initiated the week of March 11 to end initiatory work for the lodge year.

Elyria Etka Lodge Dan W. Kathe Farry Cregg George Redmond P. J. Mitchell Otto Graham Philip Sherman Sherman Mness Regnar Lodge Kothe Gerald ©. Nau Nau Walter 5 Kohn Jim Armitage O. J. Shafer J. N. Eidt Ley Hebert Agate Thomas Jain George Yasmer Alf Krapp Tyler C.C. Spence E. F. Whitney Armitage Charles Farrett Elyria Lodge Shafer Arid Club Columbi Elks Lodge Exalted Rulers Association Sear i

Men’s Club Views Bomb Destruction Pictures at Meeting

The Men’s Club of St Andrews Episcopal church met Tuesday evening with Sheriff Carl Finegan and Deputy Claude Adams presenting photographs of bombs used in modern warfare. Finegan has studied incendiary devices and gathered material useful for defense and safety planning.

St. Andrews Episcopal Church Carl Finegan Claude Adams

Kiwanis Club To Hear Talk On Small Loan Law

Blaine B. Gernon of the Houses hold Finance Corporation will speak at the Elyria Kiwanis Club luncheon at noon Thursday at HK restaurant. Topic titled Does Chin Need a New Small Loan Law. Rev Frank Slutz set to speak April 30 on vocational guidance after refreshments and games.

Blaine B. Gernon Houseshold Finance Corporation Elyria Kiwaniis Club Chin Haymand BK Ailter Howsefuld Finance Corporation Ubsat Frank Slutz

Mud Berms Cite Of Complaint From Rev Hughes

Rev Thomas Hughes of Cokwitda criticizes the state highway department in a letter about dangerous mud along the highway. He says mud hazards threaten traffic as large trucks create holes near the road edge, posing risks to other vehicles.

Thomas Hughes Cokwitda Hughes

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