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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 14, 1939
Page
2
The Camden district notes a levy and debt actions in a report by Clerk J. Leroy Lang. The Camden PTA plans a three act comedy "Grandma Goes Hollywood" at Henrietta High School. Also a Young Peoples Bible Study meets at Rita Searles home led by Rev W F Dissette.
The South Amherst Ladies Dime Society held a regular meeting at the church parlors with a noon pot luck for thirty six. A short business session honored members over seventy with a program featuring readings and talks and gifts of bud vases and red roses.
The Women’s Union met at St John’s Evangelical Church parlors Wednesday afternoon for its first meeting of the year. Mrs. Sohn Mori was named chairman, with Mrs. Fred Lauman as vice chair, and Mrs. Ford Holghauer as secretary and treasurer. Silent Sisters were chosen, games played with prizes won by Mrs. William Holznauer and Mrs. William Wirth, and Mrs. Freed Tallman served refreshments to nine members.
A regular meeting of the Ladies Altar Society was held in Nativity Church parlors on Thursday afternoon. Routine work was transacted and loans for a chance to be given February 4 were discussed. Mrs. Joe Gargaz was newly elected treasurer serving for the first time. Twenty four members attended with Mrs. John Jamie and Mrs. John Wargo as refreshment hosts.
The Young People's League of Nativity Parish sponsors a dance this evening at the Hungarian hall. Proceeds support parish activities and community youth programs.
Mrs Lizzie Acbersold Mrs Fritz Holzhauer and Mrs Albert Wray were Wednesday luncheon guests at the home of Mrs Harold Allsop. Their visit highlighted a friendly social gathering in the community.
On Tuesday evening January 17 two one act plays are staged by the PT A at the Kipton high school auditorium. Latest in Football stars Lynden Geist as Chester and Mrs Robert Davidson as Mrs Steele with Marge McCullough as Mary Ellen and Lloyd Buckley as Uncle Bill. One Jump Ahead stars Lonnie Brumby as John Carlton Alberta Morgan as Janis Carlton Paul Sandrock as Albert Scott Raymond Derrit as Phil Scott Albert Arnold as Henrie Carlton. Music by the Oberlin School of Commerce orchestra and a Mona Bursley song and dance.
Mrs Bertha Miller of Camden Center will host the Camden Baptist Church Woman's Missionary Society for an all day meeting on Wednesday January 18 at her home. The group will sew for missionary E G McLain who is on furlough from Brazil and plans to return in February.
A daily schedule notes a covered dish dinner served at noon. The brief item confirms workday meals and midday gathering.
The Camden Parent-Leacher's Association staged The Latest in Football and One Jump Ahead on a Wednesday evening at Henrietta school. Mrs. C. H. Scott sang solo with Mrs. George Fratz at the piano, Mona Bursley performed a song and dance, while local residents hosted visiting relatives.
Vincent Mrs Frankie Beese entertained Local Workers Auxiliary members of the Methodist church and guests at her home Wednesday afternoon. Mrs John Harnish presided over the business session with prayer by Mrs Reese. Reports from secretary and treasurer Mrs Morris were read and accepted. A social time followed with refreshments served by the hostess. The next meeting is set for January 25 at Mrs de J Cook’s home. The Markley Boy Scout Troop 132 met in regular session Tuesday evening at the school, with W F Heck in charge. The group planned a bunens party for January 27 at the schoolhouse. The boys practiced information drill and marching, dues were paid, and the Pledge of Allegiance recited. An upcoming meeting is planned for Tuesday evening, January 17. Mr and Mrs George Tattersall and family of Elyria visited the former’s grandmother Mrs Elfen Langton on Sunday. Mr and Mrs C E MelnTire and daughter Shirley Mae, and Mr and Mrs H G MelnTire and Mr and Mrs Maurice Mectntire of Elyria returned home from a motor trip to Watseka, Illinois, prompted by the niece’s death. Mr and Mrs James Harnish of Lorain recently returned from a trip to Camden, Tennessee, and were guests Sunday of the latter’s brother Mr and Mrs John Harnish and family. Mr and Mrs George Reese Jr and Miss Szabo of Indian Hollis Road, married recently, are living in the upstairs apartment at the home of Mr and Mrs George Beese.
Transfers involving John B Findley Mary Thompson on Emerson Avenue Columbia Township Antonio Capretia et al to Tulmet to Capretia Augusta Avenue Lorain and other property William Walyakas Administrator to Joseph Verh et al Lot 1762 Sheffield Land Co third addition Lorain Isaac Terborgh to Frederick W Bentley Trustee Woodland Avenue Oberlin Bentley Trustee to Isaac Terborgh et al The Cleveland Trust Co to Chester A Taylor et al Lake Shore Road Sheffield Lake Village Vincent Dudas to William Kiefer et al Dorchester Avenue Sheffield Lake Village
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