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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1946
Page
5
Two girls aged four and fourteen ran away to join the Bailey Wow circus in Massillon. Sheriff s deputies found them with two male circus workers who faced hearings on charges of contributing to the delinquency of a minor. The men were held for court.
Circle Three members met at the Robson home to discuss near future activities including a galloping breakfast with date undisclosed. Reports were led by Ruby Hadaway, with secretary Sylvia Riceby and chaplain Alice Welton, plus devotions and hymn singing.
DDT treatment protects gladiolus corms from thrips that injure blooms and foliage. Apply a 2 to 3 percent dust to dry corms in a bag two weeks before planting, then plant. Thrips cause silvery flecking, browning, and deformed flowers, with rapid spread nationwide.
Amherst reports the first sessions of the Bummer Vacation Biber School sponsored by the Ministerial Association. Nineteen teachers assist. classes cover beginners and intermediate levels. An exhibit and program are planned at the First Evangelical church on June 21. Judge H W Nye discusses delinquency at Rotary, with several guests attending. The St Peter's Evangelical class meets for a district rally and to pack canned food for Europe.
The report lists social events including group activities at 108 Cleveland Ave with names such as Janice Holingsworth and Mildred Kaser, followed by rosary society planning for a parish picnic, and announcements of upcoming weddings. It also mentions church affiliations, a nurse, and various local residents with marriage plans and hostesses named for gatherings.
The Moderne Followers class of the Brownhelm Congregational church altered its June 18 meeting due to the strawberry festival. It will now be held Thursday evening June 13 at the home of Mrs. A. J. Cooper, shifting from the originally announced June 18 gathering.
A Sunday school lesson on Luke 4 47 80 discusses the kingdom of God as requiring self denial humility and prayer. Jesus calls followers to deny themselves take up their cross daily and seek God s will while warning against chasing status. The talk covers humility compassion and the discipline of prayer with a focus on discipleship and kingdom values. Local notices include church events at the Baptist church and village council meetings in the Town Hall.
Mary Baumgardner plans to wed Harry Zimmerman of Lakeswood at Lakewood Methodist Church on Saturday June 22 at 8:30 p.m. A bridal shower for the bride is set for June 19 at the home of Mrs. Henderson with about thirty close friends attending.
Clydé Parker at Washington leaves for rent state. Clarence Chamberd leaves this week to attend Summer School at Kent State Normal. Artic B. Jones returned from a week with his brother and sister-in-law. Mr and Mrs Ted Jones of Louisville Kentucky. Joy J. Gillette of Prospect Street made the Winter quarter honor list at Ohio State University College of Education for averages of B or better.
Avon Lake Mothers Service Club president Wilbur Best announces an important meeting for Tuesday evening June 11 requiring all members to attend. Lake Shore Union card party set for Friday June 14 at 1 PM at the hall with hostesses Mrs Mary McKay Mrs H Kane Mrs A W Horn and Miss Fi Jn DeCambe. Prizes and refreshments planned. Mrs Sara Mills of Minots visits daughter and family, Len Heider's. Mr and Mrs Albert Mills of Chicago were Tuesday visitors.
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