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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jan 22, 1940

Page

10

Hospital Admissions and Discharges List with Addresses and Names

A lengthy list shows hospital admissions including Mrs John Sue th 614 Lod street and Mrs Carl Avon among others, along with discharges such as Tony Olenek 155 Woodford avenue and Mrs Frank Tippett with a baby girl. A ninth birthday party for Christopher Manos at 628 East Bridge street is described with gifts and prizes for many attendees. Swiss firms report letters from Germany seeking reasons for reduced German purchases.

John Sueth Lod Street Carl Avon Carl Hurr At Street Harry Janta Claston Avenue Shirley Rogers Columbia Avenue Doyle Lester Foster Avenue Eugene Green Lake Christopher Manos East Bridge Street Clara Belle Lowry Laura Oakley Helen Tsarones June Powell Fred Stombhauser Phyllis Wood Stephen Mushalis Roald Tinley Retta Erickson Ellen Fermimore Ronald Gray Joanna Tsarones Angelina Barbaros Valentine

A School For The Discriminating Dancing Department Opens

A new ball room dancing department opens under the direction of Harry Murray at the Elks Club. Classes run every Wednesday from two to nine, inviting pupils to learn high quality dancing in a refined setting.

Harry Murray Elks Club

Various club meetings and society events listed for the week

A dense calendar of community group activities including Junior Woman's Club, Order of Rainbow for Girls installations and dances, Catholic Study Club, Monday Night Club, Ladies of G. A. R. installations, Lat-A-Lot Club with Dewey Fackler, King Solomon Lodge address, Masonite bodies invited, Merry Mixups with Ethel Woods, Chatter Dogs with Emma Emody, Literary Club with Mrs Harold Rorick, Camera Club at Photo Shop, Business Women's Bible Class with Mrs. Curtis, Townsend Club No 1 at 7 30, Daughters of Sahara in B. BE, Knights of Columbus, British Empire Club Executive Committee at 7 30, Men's Missionary League at United Presbyterian church, Holiness Prayer meeting at George Link home with Nellie Thum speaker, Altar Rosary Society of St. Agnes in church basement at 7 30, Grace Lutheran finance committee at 7 30, Susanna Wesley Class with Mrs Marie Jensen at 7 30, Sigma Gamma Founders Day banquet, Child Welfare Department sewing at Woman's Club at 9 30, tea 1 15 to 2 00 with Dorothy Bell of Obmount, A A U W dinner at Graystate Hotel 6 30, State President Mrs. Franker Powers to speak, review of Escape by Lele Heath Neff at U. Eta Theta with Wada Rhodes, Sherman Street.

Order of Rainbow Catholy T. Emmerich 9Th Street Laura Barton Lodi Street G. A. BR Dewey Fackler Madison Avenue King Solomon Lodge D B. Sharp Grand Lodge of Ohio Ethel Woods Clark Street Emma Emody West River Street Literary Club Harold Rorick Lorain Colseum Camera Club Curtis Townsend Club Daughters of Sahara B. BE Knights of Columbus British Empire Club Men's Missionary League United Presbyterian Church George Link Second Street Nellie Thum St. Agnes Grace Lutheran Finance Committee Susanna Wesley Marie Jensen Sigme Gamma Child Welfare Department Woman's Club Dorothy Bell Ob Moun Graystate Hotel Franker &. Powers Lele Heath Neff U. We Eta Theta Wada Rhodes Sherman Street Alrs Eagles L. V. Johnson Harvard Avenue St. Andrew's Y. Wcoa Bints Marilyn Deelz Gulf Road Elizabeth Fulton E. BD Ada Rebekah Noble Hazel Marx St Pauls Otto Bolin E. Hinkson Woodmes Hall Circle Mires Apa Mires Apa Kenwood A Pal YW AL Debonair Sorosis St. Agnes Church Hall Noneme Club Shatracy 5Th Street Cameo Club Myers Chapman Wilhems Street Daughters of St Dames of Malta Tau Kappa Besta Mirs Robert Greene Fasy Aces Walter Greber A.M Andrews General Ard Socienekeon Methodis Friendly George Fo Middle Avenue Cora Bassett B& PL W al Oficers Cornell Avenue First Congregational Church Committee 1St Congregational Robert Hancock Y. W East River Street N.B Jane Kaiser Tannery Street Cutisle B. J. Squire J.U. G A. J. Lehman Furnace Street Research Club Carl Schmitkans Lake Avenue Modern Eight Paul Palmer West Street Qrae Sempre Alice Koehn Glenwood Street Oliver Wood Ry Wailliams Knights of St John St. Mary's Women of Moose Chapter Altar Rosa Mary's St Paul's Circle LeRoy Schroeder Vogley Nealer Court Catholic Study Club No John Riley Tth Street G. I Henriet- Smith Diota Olive Hoogenboom Reiter Homes Cluny Lucille Pasenow Risa Forget Me Not Club Steigerwald Denison Avenue Culture Club

Pongo Club and Many Society Meetings Schedule

A crowded listing shows Pongo Club guests of Mrs. Fred Zeck and K-Lu host meetings with Harriett Nelson, plus numerous club gatherings across Elyria including Catholic Study Club No 5 at Mrs. John Riley, St Pauls Circle events, and a benefit bridge for G. S Troop No 6 at St Mary’s parish hall. Community groups move through Wednesday and Thursday with ordinations, bake sales, socials, and officer meetings across churches, lodges, and YWCA venues.

Pongo Club Fred Zeck K-Lu Harriett Nelson Second Street El-Port-Q Ralph Hamlin Grafton Road W League Y. W Co

Books for Parents From Mrs Williams Lectures

Parents and PTA members attending Mrs Richard G Williams readings are told many recommended books for parents are at Elyria Library. Fiction titles such as Duck’s Feathe Burt The Way Of All Flesh and The Yearling join non fiction guides like Happy Childhood Our Children and Growing Up. The next class meets 2:00 p.m. January 23 in the P A room Franklin School Sixth street entrance.

Parent-Teacher Association Richard G Williams Elyria Morrow Rawlings Tarkington Anderson Arlitt Humenwood Chidren Faegre and Anderson Chweinitz Sy Wouth W. Rickerson Tunsworthy Rainey Saylor

Household Finance cash loan offer with flexible repayment

A newspaper ad promotes Household Finance cash loans with no credit questions to friends or relatives. It highlights private, prompt service and a payment table showing options from $4.46 to $26.26 monthly for a $100 loan, with total cost shown and no obligation to borrow.

Household Finance Corporation

Spencer OFFICERS NAMED SPENCER Farmers' Institute officers named for next year

Spencer announces officers for the Farmers' Institute including A. J. Rice as President Charles Parent as Vice President Alva White as Secretary Frank Miller as Treasurer and an executive committee listing Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Neidhart Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Butcher and Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Lucy. The Spencer Baptist Church Womens Mission Band met with President Mrs Leonard Clement due to illness. A pot lunch was held and attendance was strong. Mrs. Clara Woods welcomed a newborn daughter for Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Garfield at Elyria hospital. Rex Guiar hosted a gathering of Firemen trustees and officials with Monopoly and Chinese Checkers and refreshments for twenty four. Mr. and Mrs. Clement Pitts attended the fiftieth wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Hange in Chatham. Ma Ingraham hosted cast and spouses after a dinner for the play Calm Yourself. Mrs Jennie Burbage remains ill and confined to bed. Mrs Clyde Ensign reports relatives in Daytona Beach Florida. Blake Thompson returned home.

Spencer Farmers’ Institute A. J. Rice Charles Parent Alva White Frank Miller Alvin Neidhart Ralph Butcher Sidney Lucy Woman's Mission Band Spencer Baptist Church Leonard Clement Blake Thompson Thompson Clara Woods Nelson Garfield Portia Allen Elyria Hospital Garfield Woods Rex Guiar Witeer Firemen Pinockle Monopoly Harry Hange Lloyd Jackson Clement Pitts Jacob Hange Hange Chatham Ma Ingraham PT. A Jennie Burbage Clyde Ensign Belle Bradley Don Wesh Daytona Beach Florida

Social Guests and Local Visits Reported in Ashlan Area

Mr and Mrs Harry Mendrick attended a divine party at the Otter Hotel in Ashlan hosted by the Salsoury Co with Mr Henderson as salesman. Mrs Victoria Butcher stayed in Raver Corners with her brother Millard Lay and Mrs Raymond Lamp family. Paul Woods of Shreve visited his mother Mrs Charles Woods. Miss Hazel Ensign of Cleveland and Ray Shipman of Mesopotamia Ohio joined supper guests of Mr and Mrs Clyde Ensign.

Napa Work Harry Mendrick Otter Hotel Ashlan Salsoury Co Hendricks Victoria Butcher Raver Corners Millard Lay Raymond Lamp Fanily Harry Greethat Lol von Scoy T. W. Messinger New London Paul Woods Shreve Irr Charles Woods Hazel Ensign Cleveland Ray Shipman Mesopotamia Ohio Clyde Ensign

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