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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Feb 28, 1940

Page

12

Busch Speaks on Present World Situation and America's Relation to It

Dr. Henry Miller Busch, instructor at Cleveland College, lectured to the E Y W L on the present world situation and America's role. He warned that a power unwilling to wage war will be crushed, unless democracies act economically and politically and soon. He predicted if war comes, ships may be sent to the Pacific rather than soldiers to Europe.

Henry Miller Busch Busch Cleveland College America Japan Europe Pacific Germany Russia Soviet Union Italy Asia Spain Federation United States of Europe League of Nations League Dr. Busch United States Britain Minnie Haas

Mothers talk on daughter’s future at YWCA event

Clarence Craig outlines a program for mothers of girls at Oberlin schools. A dessert luncheon preceded the talk, with many local mothers and Girl Reserve Committee members listed. Scouts, sororities, and a birthday surprise fill a busy social and service evening.

Clarence Craig Oberlin H School Jefferson N. Gegenheimer Abelen Dave Altfeld Vid Lindberg William Lch George Hoke Andrew Fell W. L. Rigo I. M. E. Highgate Girl Reserve Committee

Hospital Admissions and Discharges Itemized

Admissions list includes Mrs Ernest Bell of Grafton Mrs Henry Short of 232 Seventh Street Mrs Ray Karnes of North Olmsted Mrs Theodore Geh of 217 East Ninth Street Mrs Florian Schnur of 568 Turner Street Jack Meek of La Grange Discharges include Mrs Albert King Stop 4 Lake Avenue Mrs George Flood Jackson Hotel Mrs Earl Lewis 109 Louisiana Avenue Albert Schindler Duke Avenue Mrs Henry Short 232 Seventh Street Mrs Joseph McCrain baby girl 138 Charles Court Mrs Michael Neman baby boy 246 Howe Street

Ernest Bell Grafton Henry Short Seventh Street Ray Karnes North Olmsted Theodore Geh East Ninth Street Florian Schnur Turner Street Jack Meek la Grange Albert King Lake Avenue George Flood Jackson Hotel Earl Lewis Louisiana Avenue Albert Schindler Duke Avenue Joseph McCrain Charles Court Michael Neman Howe Street

Cleveland Doctor Speaks On Cancer Control at Club

Dr J H Lazarri of Cleveland addressed the Elyria Woman's Club on cancer history, diagnosis, and early treatment. He warned that 75 percent of cancers are curable if detected early, outlined X ray radium and surgery as main methods, and noted danger signals like ulcers that fail to heal.

J. H. Lazarri Cleveland Lazarri American Control of Cancer Women's Field Army Deane Burns H. G. Hoover Oberlin Children’s Home

To Present Piano Recital at Elyria YWCA Parlors

Mrs. Arthur B. Giles presents Miss Catherine Schramm in a piano recital at the Elyria YWCA parlors on Friday evening March 1 at 8 oclock. Assisted by Miss Patty Hoke a soprano of Elyria. Catherine, a 10 year old pianist and daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Schramm of Schramm road, will perform works by Bach Beethoven Chopin and others.

Arthur B. Giles Catherine Schramm Elyria Y. W. C. A Patty Hoke Elyria Catherine Jacob Schramm Schramm Road

Local licenses granted to two Lorain residents

Harry Meza 33 laborer of Lorain and Mary Louise Martinez 21 of Lorain were issued licenses. The notice states license granted.

Harry Meza Lorain Mary Louise Martinez

Clarksfield Celebrates Anniversaries and Community News

Mr. and Mrs. Albert Allgood marked 36 years with hosting relatives from Wakeman Elyria Vermilion and nearby towns. Charlie Timms received 20th birthday wishes from family in Norwalk Wakeman and Wakeman friends. Local club activities include Epworth play In His Strength and Ladies Aid planning. Recent visits span Norwalk Wellington Elyria and Oberlin with hospital updates and home gatherings. Netherlands to allow more salted horse meat from the United States.

Clarksfield Albert Allgood Louise Bristol Hazel Green Nelson Richard Caroline Albert Haskins Wakeman M. W. Conry Elyria John Horn Vermilion Myron Allgood Mary Shafer Mary Lees Charlie Timms William Timms Wayne Norwalk Theodore Timms Neal George Timms Harold Timms Thelma Timms Florence Day Clarksfield Ladies Aid Donna Livermore Frank Shafer New London Hospital Lou Merrill Wellington Hugh Merri Howard Burt Ashland B. C. Burt Morris Cawrse Fitchville A. C. Cawrse Pearl Stone Laverne Cleveland Sarah Merrill Leo Livermore Guy Livermore Dell Crandell Columbus Ford Bishop Roy Jar

Oberlin Women Hold Annual Guest Night Meeting

Over one hundred attended the Oberlin Women's club annual guest night at the James Brand House with a reading by Jack Ewing Klein from A A Milne and songs by Jane Ann Edwards. A social hour followed the program as refreshments were served. Zoe Marts King of Topeka Kansas dies at home. Mrs W B Durand hosts Nineteenth Century club meeting on West Lorain street with reviews of Argentina and Buenos Aires. Oberlin Business and Professional Women's club meets at Howard apartments with plans for March 12 events.

St. John Wilh Edward Eman George Eppley Edward Wolters Ieveland Orth Ridgeville Avon Lorain Oberlin Oberlin Women’s Club James Brand House Jack Ewing Klein Oberlin College A. A. Milne Pin Jane Ann Edwards Conservatory of Music Tomi Koski Conservatory Zoe Marts King Topeka Kansas W. B. Durand West Lorain Street Argentina M. A. Houghton Buenos Aires McFarland R. A. Phipps Oberlin Inn Oberlin Business and Professional Women's Club B. H. Prosser Howard Apartments Herbert Frank Felkner

Oberlin events and sports mix in late February items

The Oberlin Junior Forum plans its Annual Winter Dance for March 2 at Oberlin Inn with The Artisans led by Harry Bumbaugh for music and games. Oberlin High School enters the Akron Class A basketball tournament February 29 facing Canton Lehman Polar Bears. Dean Wittke spoke on George Washington to the American Legion, and the Oberlin Women's club hosted a literature session with a review of Awake and Sing.

Oberlin Junior Forum Oberlin Inn Harry Bumbaugh Sarah Carnahan Catherine Chase Betty Martin W. E. Parker Oberlin High School Akron Oberlin Canton Lehman Polar Bears Carl Wittke Oberlin College George Washington American Legion Laura Pelton Oberlin Women's Club Dascomb Cottage H. V. Morse Clifford Odets

Kent Freshmen Shine In Kent State Recital

Miss Lois Youtzy of Kent, a freshman, helped in a rythme recital at Kent State University over the weekend. Mr and Mrs Lester Youtzy hosted her visit with their family. Families from Elyria and Berea also visited relatives in nearby towns and attended local church dedication ceremonies.

Sheffield Lois Youtzy Kent Lester Youtzy Lois Kent State University Andrew Smith Dawley Columbia John Townsend Scott Fitch Lakewood Helen Hazel Smith Haserodt Columbus Herman Bigem Elytia Gospel Tabernacle Walter McAllister C. B. McAllister A. ‘and E. Club Stanley Crandall Elyria

Local families visit and travel noted in Elyria area

Mr and Mrs John Bassty had Elyria born children visit Mr and Mrs Carl Spaulding Sunday. Marion Bates accompanied Jerome Logen and Bill Kilne of West Rinne road to Norwalk Saturday. Russell Davidson of Wakeman, Leo Kinsley and daughter Donna of Henrietta, and Herbert Gerhardinger of Elyria dropped by Carrie Davison’s home Sunday. Gordon Dodge James Alexander Leo Stanley and Leon Bates were in Cleveland recently. Ed Howe and children Jessie Berkmeyer and Lester Berkmeyer spent Sunday in Cleveland. Ray Hollis of Elyria visited Earl Hollis Sunday. Florence Glider of Elyria called on her daughter and family Earl Hollis Sunday.

John Bassty Elyria Carl Spaulding Marion Bates Jerome Logen Bill Kilne West Rinne Road Norwalk Russell Davidson Wakeman Leo Kinsley Donna Henrietta Herbert Gerhardinger Carrie Davidson Gordon Dodge James Alexander Leo Stanley Leon Bates Cleveland Ed. Howe Jessie Berkmeyer Lester Berkmeyer Ray Hollis Earl Hollis Florence Glider

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