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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jan 08, 1923

Page

9

Friendly of St Ranger Girls at Elyria YMCA Home

Historical figures show over 150 young women used the YMCA Home on St Avenue Elyria in 1922. The facility houses out of town workers, uses for rooming, and emphasizes educational programs in Bible study, basketry, manners, millinery, and health building through gymnasium and swimming classes under the YMCA jurisdiction.

St Avenue Rotary Ruch Ely Elyria Gecrey T Ue

Community clubs and social service efforts cited by agency

The article notes the employment agency assisting job seekers and placing workers, with clubs well attended. It highlights social service emphasis for girls, charitable acts, and enjoyable activities in the right environment. Federation of Industrial Clubs averages about 80 attendees, Friendship Club 110, and Girl Reserves 60, with the YWCA largely self supporting but aided by the Community Chest.

Federation of Industrial Clubs Friendship Club Srade

Funeral services held for Mrs Hitchcock in Columbia C

Mrs Charles Hitchcock nee Daisy Hitchcock died after short illness from squins. She was the eldest daughter of the late Huett R Pinckney and leaves a husband, three daughters Gladys Heag Selma and Blanche, four sons Henry Max Lyman and M Huett, sisters Gertrude Fern and Mary Pinckney. Families and friends gathered as notices list local residents and winter travels. Preparations for Farmers Institute January 3 and 10 are announced along with Baptist church nominating committee members Jane Park French Claude Adams Charles Stephens and Mrs George Walkden Mrs Fred Hathaway. Other items note Scarlet fever illness of Willam Brokaw’s daughter, Alkens family wintering in Florida, Goodman family in California, Fred Herald Jr at Standard Oil in Berea, Lyle Reisinger recovering from diphtheria, and Vernon Rundle at home with James Rundle.

Columbia Charles Hitchcock Daisy Hitchcock Squins Huett R Pinckney Gladys Heag Selma Blanche Henry Max Lyman M Huett Gertrude Fern Mary Pinckney Charles Putt Bert Carr Valley City Alfred Anderkamp Avon Farmers’ Institute The Baptist Church Jane- Park French Claude Adams Charles Stephens George Walkden Fred Hathaway Willam Brokaw Alkens Florence Alkens Joseph Bertha Homer Florida Gu. Goodman California Fred Herald, Jr Standard Oil Co Berea Lyle Reisinger Vernon Rundle James Rundle

Huntington Social Notes Share Winter Visits and Holidays

In Huntington on January 8 Mrs E G Fortune visited Mrs John son Crile. Families and friends gathered for Christmas and New Year events including Mr and Mrs Peter Finkle hosting Lillian Wheeler and family from Norwalk and Finkles from Sullivan, plus visits among the Naegle and Solida households. Several locals were noted visiting Wellington and Cleveland with references to holiday companionship and sick lists.

Local Notes and Nominations From Huntington Area

Miss Lennie Fortune returned to Chatham Monday after holidays with her parents Mr and Mrs E G Fortune. Mrs Johnson Crile called on Mrs Joe Rapking Tuesday. Miss Esther Crile spent Monday night tan ist with Miss Freda Thudium. An engine on the AC and Y railroad was thrown from the track New Years day. Mrs Cort Rolce called on Mrs J Crite Tuesday. The Huntington Farmers Institute was held Jan 5 and 6. Huntington Grange No 20423 met last Thursday. all day meeting with a good dinner and officers installed. Boston hockey teams have held their own against crack Canadian teams in recent games.

Lennie Fortune Chatham E G Fortune Johnson Crile Joe Rapking Esther Crile Freda Thudium Cort Rolce J. Crite Huntington Farmers Institute Huntington Grange No

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