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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 29, 1942
Page
14
May 20 report describes strict prohibition on talking about military matters among AEF personnel in Northern Ireland. Troops guard camps, bar civilians crossing from Eire, and censor letters home to prevent leaks. Maj. Gen. Russell P. Hartle declares readiness to confront any challengers.
West River Road area residents hosted guests Sunday afternoon including Mr and Mrs Walter McMillin and their children at Kathryn McMillan’s home in Lorain. Mrs Fr Hollis stayed with Mira J G Morris on Monday. Marys Hurd visits grandmother Rose Hurd. Bonneybell Harpist, on vacation from Memorial hospital, visits Ali and Mrs H Gannett of Avon Lake then returns to her parents J M Harnish before resuming hospital duties.
Local society items note Mr and Mrs Paul MeIntire and kin visiting relatives in Norwalk and Elyria. Rev B H Ryan, once pastor of Vincent Methodist, faces illness in Cleveland hospital and may receive a blood transfusion. Earle B Delano, after a 20 year wait, seeks a college degree at Boston University to teach dramatics on graduation. A new Commerce Department unit aids small business during wartime.
A compact study on fracture types, immediate care, and splinting. It covers simple and compound fractures, arterial bleeding, tourniquet use, wound treatment, and immobilization with traction, slings, and bandages. Emphasizes comfort, shock prevention, and seeking medical attention for all fractures.
Penfield United Church announces a youth Sunday conducted by Christian Endeavor members with talks by Lois Leach Faye Kies Wilma Sooy Josephine Rottin and Russell Perry. Sunday school at 11 30 after the service. CE meets Saturday for practice at 724 church. Several meetings and a box social planned for February 10 and 4 5 involving members and Red Cross activities.
First entrants under Oberlin College three term plan arrive for a two day orientation. W H Seaman announces continued admissions. expect 40 or so new students this term and more for June. Orientation includes room assignments, dining hall tours, talks, registration, and campus tours.
Litchfield notes report Mrs Richard Jameyson leading a Red Cross sewing session at the town hall Friday afternoon with volunteers urged to attend. Also listed are holiday visits and events: Homer Homan family at a Federal Fertilizer agents meeting in Green Springs, Victor Haines visiting Akron, Robert Hitzelberger called to Fort Thomas, and Clyde Browand birthday week celebrations with guests from Penfield Barberton and Barberton relatives.
Nicce and Mrs Shiddenhelm along with Mrs Art Holmes stayed with Mrs Eberle. Sunday callers at the Adams home included Mr and Mrs Howard French of Avon Lake and Mr and Mrs Frank Hermen of West View plus Mr and Mrs George Billinghurst and Mr and Mrs Harry Shannon and the tatters mother Mrs Schumacher of Cleveland. Also Mr and Mrs A W Lippat Lorain called on Mr and Mrs S J Wilson and had dinner with Mr and Mrs John McQuate. Mrs Herman Halladay spent Sunday with her son Eugene Halladay in Vermilion.
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