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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jan 16, 1940

Page

11

Local social notes and notices from Elyria area

George McRone returns from New Guinea after two years and visits aunt Mrs C N Williams. Several residents travel to Houston, Florida, and Springfield for work, study, or leisure. University student Ales Joan Notsworthy to perform in a national gym event. Numerous local families announce moves, visits, and births, and several clubs hold meetings and events at the YWCA and area churches. Sanctioned social activities include a Debs election, Catholic youth skate party, and Rockettes club gathering with refreshments and quizzes.

George McRone New Guinea C N Willams Middle Avenue MoeRoberts Htal Huston Texas Qu Co Warren H Denon Elyria A E Kemp West St Dayton Ohio Media Association Wellington Ales Joan Notsworthy Bowling Green Stue University Paul Fillo Cambinge Avenue Paren George Deis Amherst Edgewater Flords Suzanne Miler Toledo Patricia Brown Ohio Street Vuss Willer Miss Brown Stonelegh School East Harold Saum Cambridge Avenue Mear Springfield Saum C Seulleman Gales Avenue St Petersbig Florda Quincey Street South J H Matthews Cornell Avenue Cleveland Clarence Tildes Columbia Station Elyria Memorial Hospital J T Fawcett Columbus Street St Petersburg Florida H R Selby Joseph Beltz Clyde Ritter Napoleon Qhin Wis Wesley Suhr Brandston Avenue

Calendar of local clubs and meetings across Wa Si area

Calendar items list various clubs and church groups meeting at multiple venues including First Congregational Church, Spruce Street, and Broad Street. Mentions women’s, business, garden, and social clubs with dates, hosts, and occasional guest speakers. Notable items include a Flyria Council dinner meeting on January 23 at the Graystone Hotel and Miss Hohe, daughter of Mrs George Hohe, as guest soloist.

Patney Howe Flyria Council of Amercan Association of University Women Janary Graystone Hotel Hohes George Hohe Franklin Powers Poland Oro New Forth City

Forensic Union Leaders Urge U S to Lead a Wiser Peace

Members of Oberlin College Forensic Union spoke at the Elyria League of Women Voters urging the United States to lead a wiser peace after the European conflict. Jane Dunlap and others outlined world affairs from Versailles to the Munich Pact and emphasized reciprocal trade and reconstruction to restore prosperity and prevent hatred.

Erica Oberlin College Forensic Union Elyna League of Women Voters United States League of Women Voters CS Winters CC Spence Harold Kunkle E Melbourne Green Gulf Road Harold Ewing League

Cast Is Complete For New Playmaker Production Hotel Universe

Play makers director Frank Seward announced the complete cast for Hotel Universe to be staged in early February. Lead cast includes Pat Edward Champion Ann Natherine Fisk Hope Ruth Odgers Tom John Shaw Norman Irwin Schultz Alice Shurley Rassler Stephen Dell Cromling Lily Betty Roe and John Gil Curren. Stage crew features Edgar Tyons as stage manager Robert Ve Kay Properties Dorothy Little Make-up Elaine Cole Rose Cromling Wardrobe Georgian Shaw Virginia Champion and others. Rehearsals progress with cast working without script.

Frank Seward Playmakers Hotel Universe Pat Edward Champion Ann Natherine Fisk Hope Ruth Odgers Tom John Shaw Norman Irwin Schultz Alice Shurley Rassler Stephen Dell Cromling Lily Betty Roe Jehn Gil Curren Sumner Hartwell Edgar Tyons Sletant Robert Ve- Kay Dorothy Little Elaine Cole Rose Cromling Shaw Virginia Champion Lucille Gibbons Kathryn Walker Robert Sheriff Harry Cook Doris Hartwel Ela Patton Mary Keiler James Tite Mr Seward

Licenses Granted to Local Workers and Residents

John Rosa 21 of Loran Street and Agnes Faeska 18 of Lar Ain were licensed. Raymond Trott 27 of Flyrca Laborer and Lone Rader 20 of Eaton Township were also granted licenses.

John Rosa Loran Strel Agnes Faeska Larain Raymond Trott Flyrca Lone Rader Eaton Township

Daughters of America Install Officers in Formal Ceremony

Daughters of America held an open installation with flowers and decor as Margaret Kline of Berea installed officers. Names included councillor Joro thy Scheibel, assistant councillor urnas McHenrice, Jean McWilliams sociology councillor, Juanita Henson junior past councillor, Hazel Ryan associate junior past councillor, and Esther Smith treasurer among others. A dinner preceded the event with visitors from Bell a and Lorain, followed by dancing and refreshments.

Daughters of Amerit Nargaret Kline

PTA News Delayed January Meeting Now Dads Night Program

The January Fly Puen PTA meeting has been postponed from January 9 to the evening. A Dads Night program will feature Rev WLS of the Church of Christ and a brief business meeting. Entertainment includes a brief vocal by Malening Detsch, a reading by Neels Powers, a trumpet solo by Bil Nye, and refreshments after. Public is invited.

Elyria Y Camera Club MCA Paul Martsolf R Nichols Bob Sheriff Second Congregational Church the Brotherhood Whih William Wickens N Orain Wickens Tusic Pat Wainwright City Federation of Views Clubs Fly Puen Wls Church of Ch Tt Malening Detsch Tom Harwood Chules Crenore Arthur Menke Our Town Neels Powers Bil Nye

Installations Feature of Canton Auxiliary Meeting

Installations and draping of the charter highlighted the Canton and Auxiliary meeting at the IOF hall with officers installed led by Captain Ray Malham. Highlights include reports, a social hour, and the next meeting set for February 1. Phonograph shops in Tokyo have been ordered to quiet dove.

Canton Cantor Lorain Nelle Wilson Jizzip Lewis Ray Malham Canton Sesson Perry D Eberly Tarl Keiper Charlie Bryant Stella Crowell Lizzie Lewis Cora Knapp Nelie Wilson Nellie Summers Minnie “Mariam Katherine Reinhardt Thelma Watham Amelia Wally Gertrude Bryant Myrta Lorend Handehy Mary Ciedier Bertha Olmstead Nellie Reynolds Tokyo Tapan

Hospital Discharges Across City in Quiet Reschedule

The list records patient discharges and family contacts including Mrs Kenneth Tow er, Mrs Harvey Schuman, and Lesie Bellis Grat torr. Locations cited include 115 Eie Street, 348 Second Discharges Twadell Gentry, 1:30 Rush Street, and 346 Denison Avenue with mentions of Baby boy at 618 12 Dewey Avenue.

Ramisons Kenneth Tower Giahon Catileen Anne Amherst Stanley Dombrosh Eie Street Nick Olsrensa Larah Adolph Suater Fast Avenue Jane Bender Sugar Rage Mildred Dunba Rush Street Harvey Schuman Second Street Twadell Gentry Twirst Court Lesie Bellis Grattorr Alton Rose Baby Gul Denison Avenue Yes Royal Bruce Baby Boy Dewey Avenue

Rainbow Majority League meets at YWC hosts and prizes

Rainbow Majority League held last evening at the YWCA with Burge and Roberta Mosely as hostesses. After a brief business meeting a badge prize went to Bernice Gwin Ruth McGinnis, president. The group urged members to attend the Rainbow Assembly installation next Monday evening with Anna Rathards and Wanda Pen found slated as February hostesses.

shortsy-Debs YWCA Charreau Dorothy Christman Tor Sharney Janet Tichenor Mary Eben Buswell Janet Smith Hei Schafer Natalie Stentz Maxine Wamsiex Bayley Vmaty Louise Carr Elis Neilsen Fastern Heights Circle Child Conservaton League Wrs Edna Huffman Carl Wooden Beulah Williams Center For the Sightless Willhams A N Smith Stanford Avenue Burge Roberta Mosely Rainbow Majority League YWC Bernice Gwin Ruth “McGinnis Rainbow Majority Rainbow Assembly Anna Rathards Wanda Penfound

Grafton Hosts Farm Bureau Advisory Council Meeting

Grafton hosted the Farm Bureau Advisory Council for its January meeting at Mr and Mrs FF Shriver's home. Chairman Mandeville opened with standard business, discussed cooperative merchandise stores, led by Arthur Bennett. Four new members joined. guests included Mr and Mrs Leo Valentine of Elyria.

Grafton FF Shriver Farm Bureau Advisory Counci Mandeville Arthur Bennett Geo Meyers D G Reisinger Leo Valentine Elyria Father Mande

Nail Care Advice for Broken Fingernails

When a nail breaks, smooth the edge and apply a thin adhesive tape along the broken side. Paint with two coats of clear nail polish after the tape dries. The tape helps the nail grow out neatly and prevents further tearing. Massage cuticle cream at night and keep edges smooth to avoid catching the nail.

Local Club Meetings Packed Into Week Agenda

The Golden Rib Bible class of United Presbyterian holds a Thursday meeting at 2 at Mrs Ilaveld Horace home. Horace missionary society gathers after school Wednesday at L B Church. The Foost Cong Church group meets in conference parlors on Wednesday for a luncheon. The Travel club shifts to Thursday at Mrs Al AS 1420 Tents Street, replacing Wednesday plans.

Mis Bauer Spruce Street Paul Whities Chase Steel Galaxy Winted Seward Mer's Alberta Adams Clevelard Fiquette W JR Pauline Wolfe Gaes Albert Eskins Prospect St Tueselles Mia Claude Box Eighth Street Chiquita Club Mary Helen Kolopus Sans Saucr Kenneth Martin Clb Matha Owser S¢dells Fast Avenue Eagles Margaret Tronson Tempie Court Republican Womens Club Womans Club Grace Latleétan Sunda Friendship Club James Buckingham Carl Hershey Carl van Nostran Herman Postle Methadiet Church B A Rothery Mir Hal Rothgery Cleveland Arlene Walker Leena Wise Emily Knight M Hal Rothgery Soni Henie Cleveland Arena J D Mennell United Presbyterian Ilaveld Horace Frans Court Trier Missionary Society L B Creip Mo Foost

Markley Pupils To Hear Cleveland Concert Tomorrow

Markley School pupils and teachers from Elyria Township will travel to Cleveland by two buses to attend a Cleveland Orchestra concert at Severance Hall tomorrow morning. Principal Maynard L Huene and instrumental music teacher Ralph Moore organized the trip for students, with entries from rural districts joining similar efforts in northeastern Ohio.

Warkles Schol Elytia Cleveland Severance Hall Wis Uit Maynard L Huene Ralph Moore Ohio Avon Lake Rudular Bingwail

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