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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1940
Page
12
Elyria groups including American Legion and Jr Order U A M plus Rebekah Social Club meet at Wursthall with Mrs Hollis Whitmore at 121 Bath Street. Monday night programs feature social and community activities for members.
The Elyria Woman's Club annual luncheon at Lakeshore Hotel drew 144 members and guests. Officers and board sat at long tables with bouquets. 100 guests filled round tables. President Mrs Karl Plocher welcomed delegates, with remarks from Mrs Chauncey Newcompher and music from Cleveland Institute of Music artists.
Mrs. Charles Purdie Sr. and family return from visits in Lakewood Akron and La Porte while hosting guests including H H Gregg and Herman Goodspeed. Nancy M. Borie earns a Bachelor of Science in secretarial studies at Carnegie Institute of Technology. Numerous local residents are noted for anniversaries, nursing graduations, births, sorority leadership, and travel.
Industrial leaders seek pathologic labs and hospital training to control occupational diseases. Ohio comp laws allow employee chosen physicians. industrial doctors aid early exams, censure unsuitable work roles, and enable safe transfers within plants. The Industrial Commission governs actions, ensuring formal study and standardization.
Trained nurses aid industry by rapid assessment of occupational illnesses and injuries improving decision time and reducing costs. The article notes hazards from acids metals benzol naphthalene and solvents and highlights skin and respiratory diseases including TB and electrical burns as key concerns in factory settings. It also lists social updates from Elyria and surrounding areas with multiple local residents attending events and gatherings.
Founders Day service held by Beta Gamma Chapter in Elyria on June first. Three new members were initiated as the fraternity marked its eleventh birthday. Honorary membership awarded to Jane Lindsay for her service to education. Delta Kappa Gamma founded in Texas in 1929. Beta Gamma Chapter organized in Lorain County on November 11, 1939.
Admissions list includes Perley Lantz Graf ton William Valerius R D No 2 C N Nikoloff 417 Kenyon avenue James Montgomery Toledo Mrs Louise Olmstead 354 Furnace street Mrs Eliot Eldred 119 Wood bury avenue Mrs Robert Spaulding 203 Bath street Mrs Stanley Belevitch Lorain David Walker RD No 3 Wesley Orr Avon Agnes Mitre Oberlin Mrs William Wolfe 1135 East River street Mrs Fred Kellogg Litchfield Charles Greer North Olmsted Steve Andrachik 124 Rush street Discharges include Mrs Jackson Snyder baby boy 22 Shear street Mrs Frenk Saley baby boy 557 Irondale street Mrs Jack King baby boy 447 West River street Mrs Carl Smith Avon Mrs Fred Baxter Lorain William Bell 104 see avenue John Holcomb LaGrange Mrs Anna DeHart poor Alfred Horkay Lorain Donald Barber Jr Grafton Baby Boy Mott Valley City
A pantry tip piece notes placing bread in a tin with macaroons helps keep them fresh and chewy. It suggests saving sugar by adding a pinch of soda to stewed rhubarb and a dash of cinnamon in whipped cream for strawberry shortcake.
A simple routine describes hip and hip rock moves, sitting with legs crossed, arms out, and rolling the body to improve hip tone. It adds a broom lift to straighten shoulders and aid posture and bustline.
Mr and Mrs W C Knowles hosted a farewell picnic for Mr and Mrs LeRoy Herriam who are leaving the area. The gathering occurred Sunday at Judge and Mrs H C Wilcox’s home in Elyria with other class members in attendance.
Residents in three distinct Scottish districts felt shaking accompanied by rumbling sounds recently. Geologists note the events occurred in two areas and prompted local reports of trembling houses and street vibrations.
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