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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 01, 1948

Page

5

May Queen crowned at Y Teens event and dinner honors

A six o'clock dinner for 20 relatives at Mr and Mrs Ewald Jantz home celebrated their son Richard being confirmed at St John s Lutheran. Guests included Wise Lyndhurst Woodburn Elyria Zielke Jantz Sturgis Yost Lorain Eaton. Carol Tenry crowned May queen at McKinley Y Teens gathering at the YWCA gym with pastel formals and corsages. A tureen luncheon and games followed. Attendees included Marilyn Snobie Kay Thompson Louise Mendenhall Jane Kennelly.

Ewald Jantz Emerson Court Richard St. John’s Lutheran Church Elmer Wise Wellington Earl Woodburn Gene J. J. Woodburn Lyndhurst William Stegman Elyria Anna Zielke Harry Jantz Karely Harry, Jr Grafton Arthur Jantz Elaine Nadine William Sturgis Lorain George Yost Eaton Carol Tenry McKinley

Reporter Finds Everything Neat And Clean At The Oberlin Home

Grace Talk reports on Oberlin Childrens Home operations in Lorain County focusing on care, discipline, and Civil Service status. It notes the Gambles run the home, the children attend Oberlin schools, and paddling is used only in severe cases with other punishments preferred.

Oberlin Childrens’ Home Grace Lorain County Lloyd Gamble Gamble Civil Service County Welfare Board County Welfare Department Oberlin

Home Neat and Clean Mrs Gamble Runs Orphan Home

Mrs. Gamble operates a well managed home where children learn chores and responsibility. Each child saves earnings in bank accounts with records. some balances reach notably high amounts. Social events like proms are arranged locally, including a dress and an after party for about 30 youths.

Vitamins in asparagus increase with darker stalks

Dark green asparagus stalks hold higher vitamin A value than lighter stalks. Fair amounts of vitamins remain when the vegetable is used soon after picking and not overcooked.

Oberlin High School elects officers for student clubs

The Oberlin High School Girls Blue Club selects president Ann Kepler secretary Donna Waln social chairman Florence Tanner librarian Vivian Knepper and G A A officers Carolyn Court Shirley Seaman secretary treasurer Joan Steiner recorder Rachel Hill publicity Marilyn Fowls with managers for hockey Amelia Bartoto volleyball Jean Murray basketball Barbara Pitts softball Pat Turner hiking Beverly Scott Jane Houghton all to assume duties this fall. The 86th commencement will be held at First Church at 8 p.m. on Wednesday. Ronaldo C. Smith, son of Mrs Hattie J. Smith of 300 North Pleasant Street, now in the Army Transportation Service in Okinawa, has been promoted to technician fifth grade. A former Oberlin High student.

Oberlin Oberlin High School Girls’ Blue Club Ann Kepler Donna Waln Florence Tanner Vivian Knepper Carolyn Court Shirley Seaman Joan Steiner Rachel Hill Marilyn Fowls Amelia Bartoto Jean Murray Barbara Pitts Pat Turner Beverly Scott Jane Houghton Oberlin High School First Church Ronaldo C. Smith Hattie J. Smith North Pleasant Street U. S. Army Transportation Service of Okinawa Oberlin High

Oberlin News and Military Notes Summary

School and local notices list T Smith entering the army in 1947 with service at Fort Jackson and Fort Belvoir before sailing for the Far East in July. Nearby moves and visits include Nils Lou family planning to relocate from Oberlin to a Detroit suburb, and trips by Jouis, Hill, and Bentley. Hospital and human-interest items note May admissions and discharges at Allen Hospital, plus faculty remarks by Dr. Campbell on a Birmingham commencement address.

T. Smith Fort Jackson D. C Fort Belvoir Far East Nils Lou Reamer Place Oberlin Warwick Avenue Rosedale Detroit Jouis Harry Ferguson, Inc John Hill Fred Bentley Kalamazoo Mich J. A. Cambell Oberlin College Florence High School Birmingham Allen Hospital Clara McAnderson Alex Stalmaker Jarvis Strong Frances Waters James Carpenter William Fitzner Bennett Cain Dudley Wood George James Patty Folk

Sewing Machine Clinic Hailed By Pittsfield Women’s Club

Pittsfield Farm Women’s Club hosts a sewing machine clinic at Pittsfield Town Hall on Friday June 4 at 10 am. Bring machine bag lunch tin pie pan cleaning cloths thread and cloth to practice. Miss Marjorie Kiblee and Leland Schiller lead. call Mrs Laurence Jordon or Mrs Raymond Brassee for info. Public invited.

Richard Farnsworth Margaret Williams Carl Perkins Mark Luke Ira Shaw John Cassin Pittsfield Farm Women's Club Pittsfield Town Hall Marjorie Kiblee Leland Schiller Laurence Jordon Raymond Brassee Oberlin College Conservatory of Music Warner Hall Conservatory Fairchild Chapel College of Arts and Sciences and Conservatory of Music Rose Marie Ellington

Patrol Wagon Stolen From New Rochelle Police

Two Bronx officers spotted a patrol wagon marked for New Rochelle Police and, finding no driver, reported the incident. New Rochelle police said the wagon had been stolen and detectives retrieved it.

New York Bronx New Rochelle N. Y

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