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The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 10, 1948

Page

3

Mrs Fritzsche Hosts Annual Tea for Elyria Memorial Hospital Auxili

The Women's Auxiliary to Elyria Memorial Hospital held its annual tea and meeting at Mrs. Allan W. Fritzsche’s home with about 75 attendees. Officers were elected including Mrs. Johnston as president and Mrs. George Hoke as treasurer, as reports noted 3274 articles sewn for the hospital and 450 bags for the Blood Bank, with year totals and finances detailed.

Allan W. Fritzsche Elyria Memorial Hospital George Calvert Harry Calvert James Hewitt C. H. Cushing D. O. Thomas J. L. Beltz Thomas Everett Johnston Richard D. Perry George Hoke Johnston Harry Shives Henry N. Ingels Alan Smythe Edwards Richard Perry Community Chest Lorain County Service League Allen Hospital Red Cross The Lion's Club Beery

Doan's Pills Advertises Kidney Health Alarm

Backache and leg pains may signal tired kidneys as waste builds in the blood. Doan's Pills, a stimulant diuretic used for over 60 years, claim to flush poisonous waste from kidney tubes and provide relief, urging readers to ask a druggist for the product.

Doan

Hospital Discharges List of Names and Addresses

A list of discharge entries includes Mrs. Ray Moore and baby boy at 128 Cedar Street, Mrs. Harold McVeigh in Avon, Mrs. Warren Greer and baby girl at 417 Poplar Street, Mrs. Andrew Petruchik and baby boy at 10042 Cleveland Street, Mrs. George Garton and baby girl at 433 West Second Street, Mrs. John More at 113 Center Street, Billy Cromling at 1208 Lake Avenue, Mrs. Frank Turek R D No. 2, Robert Thatcher at 338 Hawthorne Street, Mrs. Robert Elgin at 134 Valley View, and Mrs. Newell Ford at 281.

Ray Moore Cedar Street Harold McVeigh Avon Warren Greer Poplar Street Andrew Petruchik Cleveland Street George Garton West Second Street John More Center Street Billy Cromling Lake Avenue Frank Turek Robert Thatcher Hawthorne Street Robert Elgin Valley View Newell Ford

Birthdays Honored at Army Air Corps Mothers Meeting

At the Woman's Club Army Air Corps Mothers honored April to June birthdays. Mrs. Rachel Bell was elected trustee to serve 18 months and installed by Mrs. John D. Castle. July and August recess planned with a July 14 picnic at Oberlin park. A September 8 meeting will precede a tureen dinner with Navy Mothers as guests. Several guests attended from Connellsville. Bingo and lunch followed the business meeting and birthdays were celebrated.

Army Air Corps Woman's Club Air Corps Rachel Bell John D. Castle Oberlin Park Castle Thomas Marsh Leo Smith Navy Elks Harold Block D. H. Bates Rose Daly Frank Berson Marsh Janet Ann Goglin Connelsville Kathryn Stephens Frances Gheist Robert Johnson Connellsville Stephens Ernest Gross O. D. Garries G. E. Gould Adelaide Hall Harvey Kuss W. J. Mathewson

New London Girls Organize Child Care Service

New London Senior Girl Scouts inaugurate a group to care for young children at a nominal fee. Funds raised will help send the girls to Scout camp. Mrs Martha Harrod, home economics instructor, announces the program will run Thursdays in June and July from 9 30 to 11 30 a m at the school building.

New London Martha Harrod

Divorce and bankruptcy notices in Lorain County Ohio

Legal notices reveal petitions for divorce and equitable relief filed by Elizabeth Ann Moss and Norma R May against defendants Clarence J May and others in Lorain County Court. Bankruptcy proceedings list Roland Warren Guthman adjudged bankrupt with creditors meeting June 18 1948 in Cleveland. Contracts bids invited for Ridgeville Township surface treatment with bids due June 11 1948 and a bid opening June 17 1948.

Norma R Louis T * Hattan Place Los Angeles California Clarence J. May Common Pleas Court Lorain County Ohio Elizabeth Ann Moss Court of Common Pleas Reece Peepee Ty and Extreme Elizabeth Ann Mogs Gene B. Hancock Broad Street Slyria Oho United States Northern Distict of Roland Warren Guthman Valley View Trailer Camp Gulf Rd Elyria Fiest Marshal Ridge Cleveland C. D. Friebelin Wm. B. Woods Bank- Tuplcy C.T Antonio Guarino Guarino Michael Guarino Walter J. Wright Towit Lorain County of State of Sheffield Land and Improvement Company Sheffield Township William G. Wickens G.T Ridgeville Township Chestnut Ridge Road Root Road County Line Masonic Temple Elviia Ohio State Highway Department Board of Trustees D.S.T U. S Board of Treaters Ridgevile Township

Teachers Return to New London Schools for 1948 49 Term

New London board of education reports all faculty plan to return for the 1948-49 term except Miss Joanne Pequinot of Fort Wayne who will marry and not reenter. A microscope, donated by Mrs. Jennie Landes, will be placed in the biology room for use by all school groups. After the baseball game next Sunday, Al Walters and family plan a three week motor trip to Phoenix. Coaches Covnmon and Meek will manage in Mr. Walters absence and Ira Sutherland will act as fire chief. A sale of the New London dairy store, owned by D W McCleery, was completed this week.

Ruth Motter New London Board of Education New London Joanne Pequinot Fort Wayne Ind Pequinot Jennie C. Landes Ira L. Landes al Walters New London Fire D. W. McCleery

Wage system based on time is inefficient says Lincoln

Lincoln Electric Co president James F Lincoln told the Joint Congressional Labor Committee that wage rates tied to time rather than production undercut efficiency. He urged incentive pay to boost both wages and output, arguing the present system hampers labor management.

Lincoln Washington James F. Lincoln Lincoln Electric Co Cleveland Joint Congressional Labor Committee

Incentive pay praised by executive in labor talk

A company executive argues wages should reward work not presence, praising incentive management that doubles wages versus industry while keeping prices low. He urges government to support incentive plans, limit bureaucracy, curb union strike power, and offer an incentive tax program. Tanganyika diamond magnate Dr J T Williamson presents Princess Elizabeth with a 54 carat pink diamond from his mine.

Lincoln J. T. Williamson Tanganyika Princess Elizabeth

Harbor Sweeping At Lorain Starts Today

The Buffalo District Corps of Engineers announces maintenance sweeping operations begin today at Lorain. The District Engineer said the work aims to clear debris and improve harbor navigation with planned routine sweeps.

Lorain Buffalo Corps of Engineers

Lemons Harvest Exceeds Two Hundred Thousand Tons in Sicily

A 1M7-48 season report notes Sicily yielded over 225000 tons of lemons, reflecting a strong fruit crop. Growers outlook remains positive as markets absorb the surplus and weather cooperated through harvest.

Sicily

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