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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jan 10, 1947

Page

6

Blind Veteran Receives Multiple Job Offers

Calvin D Venable, a 24 year old blind war veteran who lost his sight on a Japanese prison ship, received offers from Hollywood New York Kansas City Detroit and many cities after his Portland Oregon advertisement drew national attention. He wishes for one normal job and a chance to see his wife's face again.

New York Calvin D. Venable Hollywood Kansas City Detroit Portland Fortland Venable

Veteran seeks work after disability pension denial

The article recounts Venable, a blind veteran, advertising for jobs from New York designers to Portland factories and Hollywood firms. Mont offers a dollar an hour with rapid raises and hotel expenses. Ottinger and Cascades Plywood propose local factory work. other offers come from Detroit, Kansas City, and Hollywood firms. Venable cites prison-like confinement without activity and emphasizes his disability pension as support.

Piet Ta Nerpond Jimmy Mont New York Venable Ranning Mont Jobn Laurence Ottinger U.S. Plywood Cascades Ply Wood Company Portland Max J. Tucker Cascades Plywood Ottenger Us, Plywood Detroit Automobile Company Kansas City Furniture Company Hollywood Motion Picture Company anxi+ ove

Brides Refuse Second Tea at Allegheny Fashion Show

In Meadville Pennsylvania Allegheny College students staged a fashion show for foreign war brides. The event featured tea service but brid es politely declined second cups saying they prefer stronger tea. An English bride explained the custom.

Meadville Allegheny College

Amherst Outline 1947 Program Set by Sorosis Club

The first meeting of Sorosis club in 1947 elected officers led by Emma Frank as president and outlined the year’s program. February plans include Palestine Today article from National Geographic and a talk on Alaska. Two circles of St Peter’s Guild met with dinners, birthdays honored, and a quilt for European relief in progress.

Amherst Sorosis Club Walter Schultz Cleveland Avenue R. M. Prittie Emma Frank Wilmah Egeland Marjorie Prittie Flo Darling Candace Kreeger Palestine National Geographic Ethel Bruce Bruce West Martin Avenue Mayme Sahl Alaska Ada Braun Edith Florence Ehrman Grace Nicholl Ruth Jewett Phyliss Kern Florence Gall Ethel Pietch Witmah Egeand James Schulz Women's Guild of St. Peter's Evangelical Henry Kane William Barris Circle Two William Mischka Forest Street KR. M. Prittie

Community club notices and society events themed around colleges

Devotions led by Mrs Mischka and a letter of thanks from the Church World Service for cereal aid to Europe were read. Plans for a January 22 dinner at the annual Congregational meeting were made. Various committees and hostesses were listed with details of meetings and guests. New Year party highlights and PTA and school board updates followed with proceeds, exams, and upcoming meetings noted.

Mischka Church World Service Committee Europe Circle One George Rosenkranz Ed. Bahl Women's Guild Charles Ebbs Charles Hamnan Pentagon Club al. Waldron Jackson Street B. A. Jenne Charles Ditt Joseph Huber Jussamine Lodge Daughters of Scotland Pythian Hall Sadie Gibson Lorain William Robertson J. Miller Board of Education George Walker, Sr Ray Jewett Columbus Jacqueline Braeudigan Amherst Amherst High School Frances Payne Bolton Cleveland Jacqueline Marle Myers Memoris Hospital Elyria June Ruth St. John’s School of Nursing Marian Club Mary Lou Aschenbach South Main Street St. Joseph's Catholic Church Agnes Schmitz East Street Mary Alice Knipp Leone Dybinski Florence Brennen Josephine Leonia Dybinski Beverly Anthony Jane McDermott Trospital News Joanna Dunham Henry Pierce Earl Pigper R. D

Kipton III At His Home Ill With Appendicitis

Earl Green of Camden was suddenly ill last week with appendicitis and is slowly recovering at home under penicillin treatment. Florida vacationers from Kipton include William and Mrs Wells and others visiting relatives in Daytona Beach. Marilyn Calkins of Elyria visited her grandmother Zea Calkins. Rev LW Beckley of Norwalk filled the Baptist pulpit for Rev Melvin Welch who is at home with a cold.

Kipton III Kipton Jay Sharp Paul Sandruck Keith Warren Coven J W. Perkins Daytona Beach Marilyn Calkins Elyria Zea Calkins LW. Beckley Norwalk Baptist Thurch Melvin Welch

Camden Church Women Host Missionary Society Gathering

Local notes recount a Watch Night service at Camden Baptist Church with 35 attendees and a sermon by Rev. M. C. Welch. Mrs. Margaret Whitney hosted the Camden Garden Club meeting on January 2, with a baby shower for the Leutner family and plans for the New Year. Other items cover illness, visits, and community events in Camden and nearby.

The Baptist Church Margaret Whitney John Blackert Henry Blackett Camden Charles Ott Elyria James Miles C. J. Betts Camden Baptist Church M. C. Welch Camden Garden Club Alice Pitts Jennie Prosser Carrie Radcliffe Wibert Leutner Lizsie Lewis Virginia Leutner Lizzie Lewis Valentine Olive Gibson New London Zella Celkins Melvin Davidson Fom Allen Hospital

West River Road Returns To Teach West River Road

Miss Edith White returns to Rocky River to resume teaching after holiday at home. Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Hancock and daughter Janice visited relatives in Delaware Ohio. Miss Edith Hurlbut attended the wedding of Edward Deering and Virginia Schmittgen at Grace Lutheran Elyria. Mr. and Mrs. C E McIntire visited Elyria. Mrs. Cora Bullock of Lima visited M G Keller and family. Keller slowly improving. J G Morris visited cousin A C Haynes. Wool imports surge as Australia ships over 500000 bales in four months. UK France Belgium Italy Sweden and China are major buyers. New Zealand orders gasoline price reduction.

West River Road Edith White Rocky River Bulies Ag Andrew Hancock Janice Hancock Delaware Ohio Edith Hurlbut Grace Lutheran Church Elyria Edward Deering Virginia Schmittgen C. E. McIntire Henry McIntire Cora Bullock Lima M. G. Keller Keller J. G. Morris A.C. Haynes

Taft and Fulbright push federal health education welfare department

Washington Senators Taft and Fulbright renewed a push to create a federal health welfare and education department. They plan a jointly authored bill to consolidate the social security board food and drug administration office of education and public health service into one cabinet department with three undersecretaries. Fulbright urged serious consideration for a woman candidate to be secretary.

Washington Robert A. Taft J. William Fulbright Ark Fulbright Social Security Board Food and Drug Administration Office of Education and Public Health Service

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