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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Mar 29, 1937

Page

4

Local clubs stage an active Tuesday social calendar

A dense list of society events fills tonight and Tuesday in Lorain with circles and guilds meeting at churches, YMCAs, and private homes. Highlights include Bethel Shrine installation, Circle No. 3 at St Pauls, North Side Guild dessert bridges, and numerous suppers, tureen dinners, and meetings across multiple clubs and organizations.

North Side Guild of St. Andrew's Church Ted Lewis West Eighth Street Gran Fellowship Club Ed Rothgery Blaine Street Musical Art Society Mets Helen Wrighins Sigma Gamma City P. T. A. Council Washington American Home and Child Welfare Department Woman's Club Frank S. Harmon Lodge S. T. M. Club Ray Brodeur Oxford Avenue Fota Nu Ruth Niemeyer Harvard Avenue G. G. G. Club Kathryn Tallano West Sixth Street Edwin Sharne Williams Odd Fellows Rebekahs Y-Indus Order of United American Mechanics Wurst Hall

Licenses Issued for Norman Carroll and Lillian Holliman

Norman Carroll a 30 year old Buffalo mechanic and Lillian Holliman 22 of Lorain receive licenses. The pair are listed in the official record as licensed individuals with occupations and cities of residence.

Norman Carroll Buffalo, Mechanic Lillian Holliman Lorain

Farmers To Convene At Four Meetings To Discuss Program

Farmers in eight townships of Tiorain County will gather at eight community meetings this week to start preparations for the 1957 Soil Conservation Program. First meeting tonight at Brighton School. Tomorrow three meetings at Eaton Town Hall Penfield Society Hall and Wellington Grange Hall. Thursday four meetings at LaGrange Ridgeville Sheffield and Oberlin Grange Halls for Russia Township farmers.

Tiorain County Brighton School Eaton Town Hall Penfield Society Wellington Grange Hall LaGrange Town Hall Ridgeville Town Hall Sheffield Town Hall Oberlin Grange Russia Lorain County Tad Wane Hacatien

Evangelistic Campaign Closes After 1502 Attend Four Services

At the First Baptist church yesterday a total of 1502 people attended four services marking the close of a five meeting evangelistic campaign. Sunrise and 7:30 evening rites drew worshippers. Evangelist W S Golegrote will stay in Elyria for a further service and life story presentation with Mrs Colgrove and mission staff from Parkeraburg West Virginia participating.

County Young Women’s Republican Club Lorain Bethel Shrine Orne Sempre Rose Krause Sunny Side Up Club Wf. Guthman Foster Avenue Townsend Club First Baptist Church Agenda Fraternity A. A. A. W. Book Review Group St. John’s First Congregational Church The Legion Home Hamilton Sunshine Club Auxiliary To Sons of Union Veterans Claycomb Fourth Street Variety Club Myrtle Bailey South Amherst Chi-Sa Joan Swindling Research Club Kellogg Day Park Avenue Protected Home Circle Hadley Sharon Pennsylvania Cleveland R. G. Rockwood O’donnell Apartments W. S. Golegrote Elyria

Relief clients to pick up grapefruit at depot street

Federal Surplus Commodity Distributor R. W. Mitchell asks relief clients to call at 308 Depot Street to receive grapefruit distribution tomorrow between 9 a.m. and 3 p.m. The notice directs eligible individuals to collect their allotment at the specified time.

R. W. Mitchell Depot Street

Frinnie the cat rings bell for meals and attention

Arkansas City Kansas reports Frinnie, owned by Miss Lucille Rucker, ringing a bell near the door to signal hunger requests and a wish to go outside. The clever cat uses the simple device to command attention.

Arkansas City Kan

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