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The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 16, 1938

Page

5

Pre-School Roundup Reports Vaccinations in Wellington

The Wellington pre-school roundup held at the school house on Wednesday examined 27 children. Nineteen were vaccinated against smallpox with parental consent. three had prior vaccinations. Dr F R Dew from Oberlin Lorain County Health Commissioner led the event with his staff.

Wellington E . Ware Parent-Teachers Association Ninteen F R Dew Oberlin Lorain County

Medina district rep Nellie Black addresses Lilly Wood Rebekah Lodge

Nellie Black of Medina spoke to Lilly Wood Rebekah Lodge members at their regular Wednesday meeting at the 1 OOF Hall. She gave an excellent account of the recent assembly held at Ashtabula.

Nellie Black Medina Lillywood Rebekah Lodge Ashtabula

Gospel Message Opens Outdoor Meetings in Local Park

Reverend Lonzon Green of the Methodist Episcopal church will deliver the gospel at the opening of outdoor religious meetings in the local park Sunday evening at 7 30 using a loudspeaker. His church service topic will be Not Fear But Power.

Lonzon Green Methodist Episcopal Church

Local Lodge Plans Bake Sale and Meetings Schedule

Lodge members vote to hold a bake sale at Irish's Market on Saturday June 18. The Degree team heads to Medina on July 5 for the initiatory degree. Lunch served for 12 members and five Medina visitors. Wellington Townsend Club No 1 to meet June 28 with entertainment committee named. Reverend Longsworth of Cleveland to speak at next meeting June 2. Local towns invite participation and church events noted along with clergy and visiting teachers. British lifeboat men saved 524 lives at sea last year.

Lodge Medina Gertrude Briggs E. L. Sharp Mae Seeley Wellington

Birth announcement for Neville Hide family

Mr and Mrs Neville Hide announce the birth of a son on Burn Wednesday June 15 at the home of Mrs Albert Arnold Prospect street.

Mrs Neville Hide Albert Arnold Prospect Street

Commencement and social notes from Ohio Wesleyan University

Penfield Rev and Mrs K L Darkey attended the commencement exercises at Ohio Wesleyan University in Delaware on June 13. Rev K L Darkey was the Flag Day speaker in Lorain. The next Christian Endeavor meeting is planned for Sunday evening June 26. Various social visits and gatherings across Lorain and nearby towns are noted, including guests from Bowling Green and Wellington and a reunion at Leroy Langs in Belden.

K L Darkey Ohio Wesleyan University Delaware Darkey Ohio Wesleyan Lorain The Christian Endeavor Barbara Jones T Vrin Florence Squire Lad Remen Cleveland Robet Squire Charlotte Blights Brighton Nova Washington, DC Richard Leach Virginia Lois Leach Lloyd Wolfe Hanshue Leroy Langs Belden Doris Devereaux Bowling Green University May Eglin Spencer I. B Eglin Helen Bligh

Chatham Briefs Family Gatherings Mentioned

Mr and Mrs Perry Heinaman and daughter Wilda of Columbia were Sunday supper guests at the Martin Fish home. Mr and Mrs Lee Walkden and family visited Earl Hawkins of Nova. Vis Nelson Barnum and family of Finns Corners were Sunday guests at J T Johnson's home for a family gathering. The Young People's Class of the Congregational Church will soon-

Ice Cream Social Draws Visitors to Wooster and Frederickburg

On Friday evening June 17 Mr. and Mrs. Charles Martin and R. Fish visited Wooster and Frederickburg on Sunday for an ice cream social.

Charles Martin R. Fish Wooster Frederickburg

Old Dobbin Slump Seen In Pennsylvania Horse Populations

Harrisburg reports a drop in state farm horse numbers from 294000 in 1936 to 291000 in 1937 after a period of stagnation. The Agriculture Department release notes the slight decline and ongoing weakness in the farm horse population.

Harrisburg Pennsylvania Agriculture Department

Blind hen astute in Conneaut farm tale

A year old White Rock chicken owned by Mrs E Brown in Conneaut Ohio can tell a china egg from a real egg despite being blind. She kicks the imitation egg from the nest and then lays a genuine one, illustrating the bird's keen instinct.

Conneaut

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