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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Feb 17, 1936

Page

12

Women Fellows Awarded Across Nations by Association

The Oblymu Council of the American Association of Labor city Women announces six fellowships for women from the United States and overseas. Recipients include Mrs Charlotte Athinkin studying judicial review in democratic countries, and Miss Madeline G Sylvain of Haiti directing social work and studying at Columbia University. Other awardees cover nuclear physics research, historical routes, and Polish German literary relations, with awards totaling significant sums and a new million-dollar fund to support promising scholars.

Oblymu Council Oo Csearet Harth Poland Washington Focal University Womleh Supreme Court of the United States Tau Charlotte Athinkin Association Alankin Madeline G. Sylvain Hat- 4 Children of the Haitian Women’s League For Social Service Sylvian Melba Wvhillips Bryn Mawr College Margaret EF Alice M. Ikyau Colliery’ House New York Dorothy Bridgman Katharine J. Gallagher Goucher College States Orient

Sunoth Wonder Paste Promises Comfort For Denture Wearers

An ad style misspelled copy touts Sunoth Wonder Paste as a solution for loose false teeth allowing wearers to eat anything. It claims discreet use, no embarrassment, and a secure fit, with price listed as 22 Broad Street in the GCG Powers store.

Sorority Party At Woodcock Home Delights Members

Zeta Upsilon sorority and guests enjoyed a Saturday evening party at Ribs Woodcock’s home on Laka Avenue featuring games and stunts. Prizes went to June Garford and Bud Roe, with a scheduled regular meeting set for February 26 at Naomi Burge’s home.

Zeta Upsilon Sorority Ribs Woodcock Laka Avenue June Garford Bud Roe Naomi Burge Thud Street

Hospital Admissions and Discharges Noted Across Communities

A list of hospital admissions and discharges appears for numerous individuals across towns including Weslngton La Grange Valley City and Cleveland. Names touch diners like Mrs Walter Grohnert Mrs Atlee Terry and Harold Daly with addresses on Fifth street Second street and 209 Fifth st. The discharge notices include baby births and patients such as Mrs Louis Setunity Mrs Patsy Trupp and Mrs Pierre Cross with various street addresses.

Grace Hulues Wes-lngton Walter Grohnert Fifth St Frances Moses Harvard Ave Atlee Terry Eighth St Harold Daly Denison Howard Dunlap la Grange John Klozuk West St. Mire Robert Cambley EL Ts. Blvd Louis Setunity Second St Patsy Trupp Bond St Pierre Cross W. River St William Schneider Horace Ives Khoi Gratton John Lauwrence Valley City Anthony Patauia 18Th St Margaret Brown Lake Ave Marcia June Nichols Middle Ave Paul Tompkins Spruce St. John Ilast Cleveland Gerald Rice 5Th St Charles Kuss Isast Ave Walter Grobert Mary Sedaris Lunst Ave Orland Swain Wooster Ohio Irma Eady lLa Grange

Missionary Rev John Meln to Speak at First Baptist February Meeting

Missionary Rev John Meln of the Southern Baptist board will address the Missionary Society of the First Baptist Church at the February gathering. A work meeting is scheduled for 2:00 PM, supper at 6:00 PM, and the church choir will open the meeting to the new members at 7:00 PM.

John Meln South America Southern Baptist Board Missionary Society of the First Baptist Church

Valentine Party Hosted by Virginia Crisman

Virginia Crisman entertained six young friends at a Valentine party Saturday evening at 453 Earl Court. Guests enjoyed seasonally themed games and refreshments. Present were Jean Swancott, Georgina Jones, Agnes Graham, Wilma Blume, and Helen Briggs.

Virginia Crisman Earlcourt Jean Swancott Georgina Jones Agnes Graham Wilma Blume Helen Briggs

Lorain steel workers receive licenses and notices

Alexander Pesti Lorain steel worker Elizabeth Marie Skocsmar Lorain Jessie A Berensic Lorain steel worker and Mary H Gelencser Lorain receive licenses in a local Lorain records notice detailing trades and affiliations.

Alexander Pesti Lorain Elizabeth Marie Skocsmar Jessie A. Berensic Mary H. Gelencser

Sunshine Girls Class elects officers at Methodist church

The Sunshine Girls Class of the Junior Department met at Margaret Bohlen's home on Gates Avenue to elect officers Peggy O Malley became president Shirley Green vice president Margaret Bohlen secretary Lois Rob erson treasurer Sunshine treasurer and Nancy Jane Crisp news reporter. After business a few games followed by refreshments served by Mrs Bohlen. The next meeting will be at Roxy Lee Douglass on Dregon Avenue in March.

Sunshine First Methodist Church Margaret Bohlen Gates Peggy O’malley Shirley Green Lois Robertson Roxy-Lee Douglas Nancy Jane Crisp Roxy-Lee Douglass Dengon Avenue

Dance Night At Legion Hall With Chuck Markham Orchestra

One hundred people attended a Saturday informal dance at the American Legion hall featuring Chuck Markham's orchestra. Fifty couples danced throughout the evening as Signa Gamma sorority entertained. The social event was chaired by Marge Wilson with helpers Miss Ora Champion, Mrs. Earl Fauver, Miss Doris Caywood and Miss Helen Townsend.

Chuck Markham Signa Gamma Sorority American Legion Hall Marge Wilson Ora Champion Earl Fauver Doris Caywood Helen Townsend

Musical Art Luncheon by Elyria Society at YWCA

The annual Elyria Musical Art Society luncheon is set for Tuesday at 1 PM at the YWCA. Mrs. J. B. Thomas will lead a program of miscellaneous numbers following the meal.

Elyria Musical Art Society J. B. Thomas

Spencer News Roundup From Local Churches and Members

Spencer reports show Sunday School board and church groups active with meetings, sewing, and social events. Birth announced for Wilfred Broward’s daughter. Mrs. Jess Willard obituary near Granville, Ohio. School official visit and lay speaker events noted. birthday celebration for Miss Lillian Rankin attended by friends.

Ladies Aid and Missionary Society Spencer Lutheran Church Charles Woods M. E Alvin Neidhardt Harry Greetham Sterling Charles Touby Frank Rice Gertrude Wood Orlo White Lillian Rankin Louie Kearns Miss Rankin Men’s Brotherhood M. E. Church Glenn West Ridgeville Public Schools West Ladies Missionary Society The Spencer Baptist Church Frank Muller Susie Ream Lon Rush Jess Willard Granville Ohio Woman’s Home Missionary Society Spencer M BK J. G. Koonts Seth Nichols Chippewa Lake Lowie Gannon Lodi Hospital

Local residents visit and health notes in Lodi area

Neighbors and families share visits and updates. Mrs. Loyde Lechreitner recovers from an operation with favorable prospects. Mrs. Marion Wolf remains at home with a cold. Several Ohio visitors come to see relatives, including Orson Howe, the Nichols family, and Otto Kuepfer moving to Canton. Walter Rook’s hospital condition improves.

Loyde Lechreitner Glenn Eglin Mary Dickason Marion Wolf Orson Howe Homerville Ohio Fred Nichols J. G. Koontz Lorain Medina County M. E. Church Oberlin Gertrude Dible Bay Village Nellie Bail Catherine Fuller Gott Akron Salthouse Lowery Doylstown George Myers Simon Browand Otto Kuepfer Canton Herbert Kuepfer Clair Miller Grafton F. I. Miller Walter Rook Lodi Hospital Nora Eglin Kuepfer Paul Nichols Wellington

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