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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Mar 06, 1940

Page

14

Missionary Society entertained by Mrs Straw and others

March meeting of Emmanuel Lutheran Missionary Society was entertained by Mrs Henry Straw of 405 Oxford avenue Tuesday evening. Mrs George Mynchenberg led devotion and Mrs Carl Pomelee oversaw the lesson on What Christ Means to Women of America. A quiz on important personages in US church was led by Mrs David Lindberg. Announcement made of March 15 mission study class at Mrs Aranyos Lake avenue. Refreshments served to sixteen. April 2 host Mrs Mynchenberg.

Emmanuel Lutheran Missionary Society Henry Straw Oxford Avenue George Mynchenberg Carl Pomelee America Mynchenberg Frank Oertell David Lindberg U. S Aranyos Lake Avenue Denison Avenue A. B. Grumney Stanford Avenue Catholic Study Club No. 6 L. V. Johns John S. Kennedy Catholic Digest Joe Gusky Harold Lane Eos

Elyria clubs hold bridge series at YMCA

The Elyria Woman's Club bridges series led by Miss Florence King proceeds with Alvin Landy as lecturer. Evening sessions move to the YMCA tonight due to club house use, while afternoon sessions stay at the club house. Tea and coffee are served during intermissions with several members hosting. Additional participants include numerous local ladies and Mr. and Mrs. Crisp among others.

Elyria Woman's Club Florence King Alvin Landy Cleveland E. W. Biedler Scott Gillmore Karl Plocher John Bins Frank Billings E. J. Crisp Charles Johnson S. F. Basinger J. A. Lucas Cora Knapp W. J. Ready R. W. Cobb A. H. Hancock H. W. Swindling G. C. Sanker Myron Keller Maxine Garford Thelma Kelly Christine Sederis Lois Frye

Why Hudson Safer Than Other Cars of Its Price

The Hudson shows safety leadership with Patented Double-Safe Hydraulics and two braking systems from one foot pedal. Auto-Poise Front Wheel Control and Dash-Locking Safety Hood add protection if a tire blows or during impact. Hudson Six offers unmatched roominess, power, luxury, economy, and easy riding at a low price. Drive one to compare with rivals near its price.

Hudson

Welcome New Members and Club Plans Across Elyria

The Young Ladies Society welcomed Mrs Milan Mika as a new member at the Hungarian Reformed church parlors. Plans included a bake sale on March 23 to fund the club, and a theater party for members on March 31 with further details to come.

Young Ladies Society Milan Mika John Stumphauzer Bath Street Steven Euko

Hospital Admissions And Discharges List Names And Streets

A list of hospital admissions and discharges includes Mrs. Donald Porter of Grafton and several others named with street addresses such as 276 Harrison street and 104 Spruce street. Discharges mention Mrs. Richard Platz, Paul Santo, Anne Carlson, and multiple individuals with addresses including Princeton avenue and Woodford avenue.

Donald Porter Grafton John Jones Harrison Street William Seahbold Spruce Street Alex Eschko Huron Street Fred Wigernton Longfellow Street Crown Nikoloff Kenyon Kenneth Nemeth West River Street Richard Platz Princeton Avenue Paul Santo Woodford Avenue Anne Carlson Abbe Road Alex Zubie Vulcan

Birthday Courtesy Eight Queens Pinochle Club Meeting Notes

Eight Queens Pinochle Club met Tuesday evening with Mrs. Howard Chapman. Prizes went to Mrs. Max Oldfield and Mrs. Hattie Waller for high scores, with Mrs. Waller also taking the traveling prize. Tables were decorated in a birthday motif. In two weeks Mrs. Virgil Donovan will entertain on Broad Street. The Lead ers' Council of the W C A has a meeting slated for Thursday evening. Aft er dinner Miss Edna Gray Johnson will give a Lenten devotional. The speaker will be Mrs. Franklin M. Quinn, Cleveland parliamentarian known for PT.A. lectures this fall. Alpha Beta Bluets met with Clara Makinski. Whoopee was the game. Marion Witte and Lillian Hollup won high scores. Chris Guadynino hosted a candlelit dessert and centerpiece flowers at Guadynino's home.

G. GG. Club Mertle Riddie Telegraph Road le- Tain Maron Mildred Bu Babe Bennett Jean Williams Evelyn Fenimore Dorothy Davies E. J. Wilshere Park Avenue Grafton Beatrice Wuensch Florence Luescher Betty Beckstein Wally Rourke Marguerite Foglyano Oberlin Rebekah Social Club Grace Heidrich Cambridge Avenue Ethel Woods Rose Laundoan Woods Sylvia Neff Kate Mastin Anna Brenner Middle Avenue St. John's Laura Buchhelg Carl Jantz Carl Buchholz Catherine Flugel Louise Lotzow Dorothy Nichol Columbia Avenue Grace Koontz Elsie Scrivens Hazel Greber Lenore Cildenmeister White Bang Club Theresa Wisnnski Olive Street Viio Yuronich Michigan Virginia Yuronich Erma Eschke Elfrieda Hammer Frances Rahrig East Broad Street Betty MacDowell Suglee Bettye Sukuta Betty Ryan Jeanette Hook Lorain Charlotte Moore Fic Mary Robson Fifth Street Lorna Room June Harchard Barbara Brodbeck Jean Kritze Mary Robertson Two O'Clock Club Isabel Barry Cleveland George Smith Nela Parx Queens Howard Chapman Max Oldfield Hattie Waller Edna Gray Johnson Franklin M. Quinn Elyria Pt.a Alpha Beta Bluets Clara Makinski Marion Witte Lillian Hollup Chris Guadynino Grace Lutheran Church H. C. Dawe Jesus Oberlin Stamp Club Town Hall Bryson Wilbur Robert L. Baird Oak Street Ann Arbor Mich Baird University of Michigan Warren Shafer Richard Annapolis Boston Mass R. A. Phipps Oberlin Rotary Club Cardington

Census Question Is Cause Of Hot Controversy

Washington march 6 The Census Bureau is weighing a plan to let citizens answer income questions in the 1940 census only if they choose. President Roosevelt calls the issue political, while Sen Tobey accuses officials of dodging the real issue. A proposed compromise would remove income questions from the questionnaire and mail a separate voluntary form.

Washington Census Bureau Senate Roosevelt Charles W. Tobey Congress Senate Commerce Committee Tobey

Rotarians Hear Unusual Program By Music Teacher Roy Young

Ravenna music teacher Roy Young entertained Elyria Rotary Club at the Elks Restaurant with a varied program. He played violin solos and used the instrument to imitate animal sounds including mourning doves pigeons pigs monkeys blue jays dogs and a range of other creatures. He announced he is writing a book on musical sound imitation and a forthcoming inter city Rotary meeting was announced.

Roy Young Ravenna Elyria

Organizing Boy Scout Troop At Oberlin Children’s Home

The Lorain County Children's Home in Oberlin begins forming a Boy Scout troop with initial help from the League of Women Voters and sponsorship from the Oberlin Rotary Club. Walter Carpenter E West and William Rosa on the troop committee work with Vincent Hart while Judson Leonard is named assistant Scoutmaster. The master remains to be chosen. Leonard, an Oberlin College junior from Pelham New York, is Eagle Scout qualified for organizing the troop. Home boys plan to supply much equipment, but public aid is expected to be needed for items like uniforms and tents which will become the troop property and used by the Home.

Lorain County Oberlin League of Women Voters Oberlin Rotary Club Rotary Club Walter Carpenter E. West William Rosa Vincent Hart Judson Leonard Oberlin College Pelham, N. Y Leonard

Republican Wins For Congress In Iowa

DES MOINES March report shows Robert K. Goodwin a Republican farmer leading Byron C. Allen in a special congressional race to succeed the late Cassius C. Dowell. With 198 of 218 precincts reported Goodwin led 8,947 to 6,678, a test of New Deal strength in the district that has usually elected Republicans.

Des Moines Robert K. Goodwin Henry A. Wallace Goodwin Byron C. Allen Cassius C. Dowell Iowa Allen

Farm Accounts Meeting Postponed to Friday Next Week

C I Hummel county agricultural extension agent announced the meeting originally set for next Tuesday will be moved to Friday of next week. On that day Guy Muller of Ohio State University will join at the Elyria Y M C A from 9 A M to 4 P M to help farmers summarize their accounts and review the accounts project from March 27 or 28 with Rotarians from Elyria Oberlin Amherst and Lorain. The event is expected to be held in Lorain and Chile reports halting hoarding of commodities.

Gratton Lodge Elyria Temple William A. Rennie St. Clair Rebekah Lodge Northwest C. I Hummel Guy Muller Ohio State University Oberlin Amherst Lorain

Two Cage Games To Feature Boosters Night In Oberlin

Oberlin Ohio hosts Boosters Night on Thursday March 7 at 7 15 p m in the high school gym featuring two independent league basketball games to end the season Proceeds go to erecting new all steel bleachers on the football field A junior band will perform between halves of the first game and Don Leahy's Tumblers will perform between halves of the second game Odd Fellows and Dairy Service meet in the championship playoff while Janby Owls face Oberlin School of Commerce Five to settle a tied game record.

Oberlin Oberlin Independent Basketball League Don Leahy Odd Fellows Dairy Service Teague Janby Owls Oberlin School of Commerce Allsteel

Red and Blue festival planned by Oberlin High girls

Oberlin High School girls plan the annual Red and Blue basketball festival for Friday March 15 featuring all star girls teams the Reds and the Blues. Easter show by Cobb Dress Shop models drum majorettes and a dance on the new gym floor. Jean Reisinger chairs with committees handling program publicity tickets banquet decorations and more.

Oberlin High School Reds Blues Brown Cobb Dress Shop Wilma Lathrop Jean Reisinger Sonia Moyer Catherine Sears Elizabeth Carr Marian Reed Lilian Dudley Carol Morrison Nellie

Community fund aims and admissions list at Oberlin

An appeal seeks funds for a painting for school walls and prizes for a Spring music appreciation contest, plus requests for children's chairs and nursery equipment for Phillis Wheatley Community Center. Admissions span March 2 to March 4 with several names. discharges listed for Feb 29 to March 3. News notes cover Lenten services, stamp club meeting, residents relocating, Rotary talk, and a Cleveland fashion show visit.

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