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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 29, 1942
Page
11
The readable fragments describe a figure named Henry McLemore and a discussion of life expectancy and gasoline costs. The text is fragmentary with garbled names and quotes, offering no clear event, date, or outcome to summarize into a coherent news card. Further clean text is needed to extract a valid T and S.
Harold Artificial Limb Wearers Club announces the 9th annual picnic for people with artificial limbs and their families at Dunneden Lake Route 43 between Salem and Ellgworth on Sunday August 9. Activities include foot races walking races bicycle races tennis and a limb wearer baseball game with swimming boating and children’s features. Thousands are expected to attend and invites extend to limb wearers from far and near.
Beets TOK FD Ale club held its last Summers meeting at LaVerne Schmitkon home on Tuesday afternoon. All members but one attended and two guests Joanne Marlin of Murray City and Carol Shalfin of New Washington were present. Evelyn Jabbusch presided, the 4H pledge was recited, and roll call noted various fish. Donna Miler was listed on the seek list alongside Elizabeth Sutcliffe and Evelyn.
A local girls club held a meeting on a Tuesday in August with attendees including Jeannine Mowsrd Eve lyn Kekotyloy Metiyne Kee and Shevhinine eThhiabls. The program featured a wash a woolen sweater lesson by Crom iE Joan Modman and a candy making demo by Selen Zolta Dore thy Sprague. Afterward the group enjoyed a wiener roast and hamburgers with refreshments prepared by LaVerne Schnitkons and Dorothy Sprague. A former member Jang Baker attended part of the event. The club’s date has been postponed and exhibitions are planned since there will be no fair this year. Advisors Mrs Harold Starkey and Margaret Hornyak led the gathering.
A noisy schedule lists guests and attendees at a Kiwanis Club luncheon in New Washington. Rabbi Carl Miller is set to speak on a topic titled Yours. The article notes travel by private cars and taxis between 12:30 and 6.
An old advertisement urges readers to treat itchy pimples and jred blotches with a 35¢ box of Peterson's Ointment. It claims prompt relief and soothing effects for the skin and even cracked feet between toes, noting a druggist can supply the product.
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