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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jan 26, 1940

Page

6

Three Circles Meet in St Peter Guild Reorganize

Amherst Jan 26 three circles of the Women s Guild of St Peter Evangelical church reorganized for the year. Circle two met at Mrs William Barris s home with devotions led by Mrs Barris and Mrs Kane. Officers named include chairman Mrs William Barris and vice chairman Rudolph Berger. Circle three met at Mrs C H Ernst s home with devotionals led by Mrs C E Baker and elected chair Mrs Clayton Hollingsworth and vice chair H Ernst. Hostesses for February named and readings plus contests planned.

Amherst Women’s Guild of St. Peter Evangelical Church Circle Two William Barris Middle Street Henry Kane Barris Rudolph Berger Clarence Gray George Nicshoi Franklin Miller Robert Hasenflue R. L. Menz Circle Three C. H. Ernst Park Avenue C. E. Baker Caroline Lersch Clayton Hollingsworth H. Ernssurer Daced Shine Caroline Lerseh Jacob Ras Branz C. Dalte Paul Linden JL. Roemer Eat Harry Wilams Ars. Linden L. Ryuemer Circle Four Charles Hamann Spring Street William Grob Grob Herrs Wolf Earl B W. Grob Frank Stark S. Chuha Cl . Schmidt Carl Northerny CE. Sehmutt V. E. Feabody Ed Young Dorothy Herbst D. Flechner Martha Gerlach Stark Frank

Customers urged to order early this Saturday

Our thanks go to shoppers who place orders in advance and we request others to do the same this coming Saturday to help streamline service and meet demand.

Card party and club notices from a local newspaper

Card games and social gatherings fill the page as groups host meetings and fundraisers. Circle four selects officers at Mrs. Hamann’s home while guests and new members join. A large Eagle party yields many winners and prizes. The Just-a-Mere Club hosts needlework and hospitality. A deputy IRS visit and cemetery trustees’ election are noted, with hospital and church notices and local activities across several groups.

Eagle Eagle Oles Nocle Vera Lauver E. W. Lahiff L. Roemer Roward Nalles Pat Ward John Michael John Elmer Gall Alusmrock Ed. Bahl Jerry Gormley Edward Schroeder Alex Nski Ethel Hummer Roy Stevens WL Dp. Cox Ruth Hollingsworth S. Kenneth Meth

Not Only in Morning Are Eggs Satisfying Victuals

A historical cooking note highlights eggs as a versatile, protein rich food suited for any meal. It lists dishes like Eggs Florentine Benedict baked eggs in tomato cups and carrot souffle, with step by step prep guidance and oven temperatures for mid day or evening meals.

Double Kinship At Once Swirls In Local Tale

A fragmentary account describes a dispute over cut skin pieces and a magistrate’s involvement while a separate note mentions two simultaneous marriages. The text hints at a local tale of kinship and social events with unclear details.

Aled Cillers

Spanish Girl Becomes "Darling" Of Campus

Montevallo Alabama reports Encarnacion Ruiz, a raven-haired Spanish girl, has won admiration at the women’s college. She feels sadness for Spain’s civil war days but joy at Montevallo’s friendly spirit and the American work ethic. She notes Spanish ladies aren’t expected to work, yet she embraces the American way.

Montevallo, Ala Altabama Women's College Encarnacion Ruiz Spain Montevallo

Phrase echoed by fans as she greets crowd online

A performer greets followers with a casual hello, noting familiarity or lack thereof. Her comment reflects fan engagement as she interacts with a broad audience during a public appearance.

Job Hunters Advised Not To Use Influence

ST. LOUIS employment office at Washington University warns job seekers against using influence to gain work. An official notes it pits the personnel manager against the applicant and risks charges of partiality and ill will among employees.

ST. Louis Washington University View

Student warned of job scam at local store

The official said a student claimed to have found summer work at a large department store through an aunt tied to the company president. The job was brief and the student was fired. he later hid the relation, found work, and stayed. In Bowling Green, Sheriff Isch and Police Chief Galliner attended a church fundraiser where several attendees had their pocket books stolen.

Bowling Green Arnold Isch Arnold Galliner Worden

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