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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 04, 1940

Page

11

YWCA Board Discusses Fall Plans At June Meeting

YWCA board session chaired by Mrs. E J Howenstine reviewed fall lectures five planned for next season. Mrs H F Manning and Mrs E Laney to speak on money topics while festival prep and junior business league outlined. Stay At Home camp dates set and July dinner planned. Meeting to consider constitution revisions July 1.

ANS Y. W. C. A. Board of E. J. Howenstine Harriet Hubbard Robert Wilson H. F. Manning Lakewood Ethel Laney Pisin Dealer Malcolm Forbes Ways and Mears Merritt Powell Lakeside Frances Lemon Ereserve Ora V. Holly George Lamberton Executive Council Board of Trustees Nancy Chancelllor Board of Education Alice McCracken Karl Plocher

Plans For June Festival Near Completion At YWCA

The Y W C A committee prepares a June 18 festival with strolling minstrels, music, singing, and dancing by younger talent. The gym will host antique collections and foreign handiwork, plus a home made goods booth and refreshments. Final planning meeting is set for June 14.

Ways and Russell Johnson China Malcolm Forbes Wars and Means Committee

He grown Tomato Plants at Resar's priced at 114 cents

Readable text notes tomato plants for sale at Resar's store, priced at 114 cents each. The brief mentions the popular garden item without additional details.

Elyria High School June 35 Class Reunion Plans

About 100 reservations for Elyria High School class of 1935 reunion on Friday June 7 at Elk’s restaurant. Dinner at 6 30. The committee notes 75 members married since graduation 42 live out of town one deceased five unlocatable. Attendees include spouses and several teachers. out of town guests from Columbus Detroit Chicago New York. treasurer Dick Bell expected from Pasadena California.

Elyria High School Elk’s Elyria Columbus Detroit Chicago New York Dick Bell Pasadena California

Local social notes include Donna Dickason leaving for Santa Barbara

Elyria hosts numerous guests and departures. Donna Dickason will leave Wednesday for a position at Santa Barbara Cottage Hospital in California. Other gatherings include Chrysanthemum club honors, Memorial Day trips to Gary and Chicago, and several family visits across Ohio and West Virginia.

Hart A. Dickason Donna Herman Goodspeed H. H. Gregg Joyce Gregg Herbert Disbrow Paul M. Savage Lakewood Donna Dickason Santa Barbara Cottage Hospital Santa Barbara California Norman Calvert Cleveland F. A. Novak Flushing Long Island New York Carsxaddon East Avenue Chrysothemum Club Novak C. Solzenburg Walter Block Dwight Andrews Painesville Chester Reig Oak Street Bertha Behrens Georgia Merrifeld Seventh Street Mrs. Reig Andrew Betty Andrews C. W. Peters Huntington West Virginia C. G. Hoehle Third Street J. L. Giede J. W. Hallouer Bert DeBray Peters Air George Lindsey Jeanne Walter Hysell Arthur Perkins William Sabins Rollin E. Hinkson Post Bedford Orioo Cora Bassett Elyria Business and Professional Women’s Club Mergaret Cole Elizabeth Rich Ruth Gates Ashland Business and Professional Women’s Club Elyria Ada Ohio Robert H. Novak Ohio Northern University Margaret Anthony Fairmount Emergency Hospital Fairmount Jefferson Street Freda Wright Mannington H. J. Schulz H. B. Newton Elia Gates Corry Pennsylvania Diane Smith Harold McGowin Wrandotte Michigan J. Walter Woods Wooster Alma Minnie Starr Sixth Street Annie Francis Harriet. Francis Detroit William Mokren la Grange Elyria Memorial Hospital Harlie G. Steick

Ashland Dinner Marks 10th Anniversary of EBPW Club

Four members of the Elstia Business and Professional Women's Club traveled to Ashland for the 10th anniversary dinner and program. State president Marie Schaller attended as a song was dedicated to her. The evening featured an installation ceremony, club history, a book review by Kathleen Donges with excerpts from Jehovah to Jazz, Miriam Culler at the piano, a scrapbook presentation, and the closing singing of America the Beautiful.

Elstia Business and Professional Women’s Club Ashland Marie Schaller Kathleen Donges Miriam Culler America the Beautiful

Licenses Granted in Lorain County List of Applicants

A group of local residents including Louis Buckosh 24 of Sheffield Township brakeman and Madeline Kra jvak 18 Lorain are named along with Joseph Bober 23 Lorain garage man Bernice Eglinski 18 Lorain Milton Sadowski 23 Lorain clerk Bernice Olayho 21 Lorain Casimir Szarek 20 Lorain laborer Eleanor Matuszak 19 Lorain Elmer William Smith 21 Amherst moulder Marjie Galloway 20 635 Lodge Elyria as licensees or applicants.

Louis Buckosh Sheffield Township Madeline Krajvak Lorain Joseph Bober Bernice Eglinski Milton Sadowski Bernice Olayho Casimir Szarek Eleanor Matuszak Elmer William Smith Amherst

Mother daughter banquet planned by EmbrIa Democratic club

The Embria Women’s Democratic club schedules a mother daughter banquet on Thursday night with Miss Florence Denton as main speaker. Dinner served at 6 15 in the Women's Clubhouse rooms on Fourth Street. Musical entertainment includes Kay Pfaff Stene piano pupils and local performers. Reservations remain available by calling club president Mrs DeForest Rimbach.

Emvria Women’s Democratic Club Fourth Street Ted E. Seward Florence Denton Strormer Columbus Cincinnati Kay Pfaff Stene Jean Aitfeld Deroihr Cra Patricia Rogers Vera Anne Smith Democratic Club DeForest Rimbach V. F. W. Post Broad Street Helena French Eva Hopkins Mirs French Bedford Mul- Jen-Murray Post Lorain Lurch Clara Carruthers Hazel Hii

Distinction Day Dinner Foreshadows 1940 Graduation Events

About 20 members of the 1940 Fiyria graduating class attended a three course chicken banquet in the high school cafeteria. Chaperones and faculty joined the seniors for a well arranged program featuring sketches, poems, and songs, ending with a class prophecy and a dance to Jack Elton’s orchestra.

Fiyria Jean Beavis Pia C. P. Shively J. D. Severs Josephine Wilcox Edna Jones Marian Kemble Virginia Lentz Patricia Hoke Jeanne Knapp Elizabeth Love Martyn Deetz Dave Greene Mary Jean McElfresh Bob Phelps Ione Geiser Jean Altfeld Margaret Wehman Harris Nichols Bob Stevenson Robhard Buterbaugh Helene Cohen Keefe Brassel Rothard Buterbaugh Robert W. Clark Marilyn Deetz Bill Fell Jack Gorman Ruth van Osdale Cornelia Mary Seres Bud Stirzaker Elizabeth Benham Jack Elton

Roosevelt Girl Reserves Hold End-of-Year Picnic

The Roosevelt Girl Reserves gathered with advisor Mrs. Roger Busler at the school then walked to a shady spot near the Black River for a tureen picnic. They recited the Lord's Prayer before a hearty supper, held a brief business session, sang on the return, marking the end of the school year.

Roosevelt Roger Busler Black River

Sunny Side Up Club entertains at 180 Cleveland Street

Mrs E C Moore hosted a banque evening at her mother's home with three tables in play. Prizes went to Mrs William Meinke first, Mrs Ralph Carr second, Mrs Ed Kooniz consolation, and a special prize to Mrs Franklin Carr. Refreshments were served. Next meeting planned at Mrs Harry Wells 144 Longfellow Street. date to be announced.

Sunny Side Up E. C. Moore Cleveland Street Banco William Meinke Mirs Ralph Carr Ed Kooniz Franklin Carr Harry Wells Longfellow Street

Community club calendar reading like lively society page

Emmanuel Missionary Society events list callers include Mrs G F Green at 503 Cleveland St 3 St Johns club. Ri Quettes with Pauline Wolf. Juniors of American Legion Auxiliary with Mrs H Bogart. Elizabeth Stevens society picnic at Mrs R E Sannar home Grafton Rd. in case of storm meet at First Methodist. Pentagons picnic at Mrs Clarence Dyke Sugar Ridge March. Airs Mrs Richard Kuss. Atthang club with Mrs Helen Nagy. Cariquita with Eleanor Farkas Furnace St. Sigma Omega Sigma with Kathryn Naughton. Tuesettes with Mis Clarence Ryan Lorain. Gaiety club with Margaret Krugman Clark St. Tri Sigma with Connie Mathews Charles Ct. Iota Nu with Claire McGuire Kenyon Ave. Deal Me In club with Mrs M Harris Elizabeth Ct. Merry Chums with Rose Downs Erie St. Women of Moose anniversary at Ritters North Olmsted. Sigma Gamma sorority with Forrest Ordell. Avalons guests of Mrs P Gerdine 18th St. Sigloe with Mrs John Hylkema East Ave. LO O F lodge elects officers and confers initiatory degree. Ladies Catholic Benevolent Association. Daughters of Scotia. St Pauls Young Peoples League meets business and social session. Chevalier Lodge Knights of Pythias. Frank S Harmon lodge F A M American Legion. Elyria Council Jr Order U A M in Wurst Hall. Rebekah Social club with Mrs Hollis Whitmore 121 Bath St.

Pauline Wolf American Legion Auxiliary H. Bogart Princeton Avenue Elizabeth Stevens Society R. E. Sannar Grafton Road First Methodist Church Clarence Dyke Sugar Ridge Richard Kuss Sixth Street Mra Helen Nagy Eleanor Farkas Furnace Street Sigma Omega Sigma Kathryn Naughton Mis Clarence Ryan Lorain Margaret Krugman Clark Street Tri Sigma Connie Mathews Charles Court Iota Nu Claire McGuire Kenyon Avenue M. Harris Elizabeth Court Merry Chums Rose Downs Erie Street Women of Moose Ritters North Olmsted Sigma Gamma Sorority Forrest Ordell Avalons P. Gerdine

Complete Plans For Annual Tea

The Women's Auxiliary of Elyria Memorial Hospital held its final work meeting before summer recess. In the sewing room members produced 201 articles including bed binders pan covers infant bands and blankets. Plans are set for the annual tea at Mrs R P Wirth Gulf Farms on Wednesday June 3 at 3 o clock with June nursing students as guests.

Elyria Memorial Hospital R. P. Wirth Gulf Farms M. B. Johnson School of Nursing

Past Presidents Parlay Postponed to June 12

The Past Presidents Parlay meeting scheduled for Wednesday is moved to June 12 with Mrs. Fern Sudro of East Avenue hosting. The Helping Hand Society postpones its meeting to Thursday, June 13. The Daughters of Scotland meet Thursday evening at 7 with a bingo party to follow.

Parlay Fern Sudro East Avenue Helping Hand Society Daughters of Scotland

June Wedding Date Revealed For Sophia Lesko

Mrs John Gallo announced the June 6 Cleveland church wedding of Sophia Lesko to Joseph Lesko from Los Angeles. The bride works as a Cleveland beauty shop operator and will make their home in California after the ceremony. Guests from Elyria Cleveland Lakewood Bell Valley Lorain and California attended.

John Dean West Boulevard Cleveland John Gallo Hayes Avenue Elyria Sophia Joseph Lesko Los Angeles California Margaret Jervis Lakewood Bell Valley Lorain Mr. Lesko

Monday Night Club Holds Tureen Dinner On Lodi Street

Members gathered at Mrs. Laura Barton’s home for a tureen dinner and five hundred games on the back lawn. Mrs. Barton won first prize and Mrs. Carrie Caughlin placed second. Dorothie Waller received birthday compliments with linen handkerchiefs. The next Fall meeting will be at Mrs. Mabel Castle’s home.

Monday Night Club Laura Barton Lodi Street

Hospital Admissions and Discharges Noted with Addresses

The report lists several admissions including Mrs. Joan Madhock of 868 West River Street and Mrs. Emma Terrell Avon among others in La Grange Amherst and Carlton Bodmann. Discharges note Mrs. Lawrence Pil ensko with a baby girl. A Grafton entry lists Mrs. Stanley Belevitch and Mrs. Frances Lennerth. Coffee shipments from the Dominican Republic weighed 1 878 000 pounds in a recent month.

Joan Madhock West River Street Emma Terrell Avon Clyde Nary Middle Avenue William Mokren la Grange John Rumph East Avenue Charles Heggs Olive Street Carlton Bodmann Fifth Street Charles Nickel Amherst Lawrence Pilensko Grafton Stanley Belevitch Lorain Frances Lennerth Dominican Republic

El Salvador Sees Housing Boom Amid New Homes

In El Salvador a wave of home construction rises with two men leading development and many small houses rising across communities. The effort signals rising housing activity and local growth.

el Salvadore

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Y. W.C. A. Board of Directors Columbia Club St. John’s School Martin Huebner John Shiley Armin Schroeder Paul Hull Clarence Koepp Henry Koepp Art Koerp Robert Koehn Reed Reed’s Millinery Broad St Penney's Grants Herbert Kaaiz W. H. Gaston Kiwanis Club Photo Club Kiwanis Real Cleaners Talon Lion ‘T Dem Canton Lorain Mattie Walters Edith Emerson Elizabeth Yeager Malham Lizzie Lewis Anna Friday Lorena Hendeey Springfield Marie Jehle V.F. W. Auxiliary Elvrra Home For the Daughters of America British Empire Hall Jeanne McWilliams Juanita Hanson Edna Albrecht Esther Ruth Ethel Hambier Georgene Becker Inside Sentinel Jennie Brunner Lottie Marsh Hazel Ryan Esther Smith Lovina Hopkins Iona Hanson Iona Carter Itasca McWilliams Dorothy Scheible Berea Garford School P.T. A Abraham Lincoln Patricia Beattie Eleanor Bruce Junior Byem Donald Hamilton Eugene Horvath Elizabeth Ingram Jean Kelley Robert Kowaleski James Kusinski Virginia Lewis Kenneth Oswald Jack Smith Marisa Smith Donald Telzerow John Wirth Philip Gray Stella Beptiste Mary Brink Dorothy Bruce Leif Cook Beatrice Lapp E. Greiner Vermilion Edward Greiner Bob Smith Jim Snell Nick George Popovich Loren Beckman John Markovich Gene Boone Jack Millis Paul Kress Jesse Ball David Duglie Bob Richard Schelton Edward Eagles Ladies Auxiliary of Botamer High Street Mrs. Moore Emmanuel Missionary Society G. F. Green St. John’s American Legion Elyria Council, Jr U. A. ML Wurst Hall Rebekah Hollis Whitmore Bath Street
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