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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

May 04, 1939

Page

15

Local Residents and Employers In Text

The passage notes Brooker works for Ford and Smith for General Industries. It mentions rental of 106 Ridge Street by unspecified tenants and 121 Cleveland Street by Mr. and Mrs. Bortus, with Bortus employed by Pfaudler Company. A Brooker family rental at 504 West Second is cited. A claim states sixty one percent of Hungary’s cotton last year was American and Germany repealed a decree mixing corn with bread wheat.

Ridge Street Smith General Industries Company Mike Bortus Cleveland Street Bortus Pfaudler Company Brooker West Second Mall of Hungary West Second Street Cleveland Edward Mary Taylor Colonial Apartments Taylor The Ridge Tool Company R. Smith

Rental Of Several Homes Announced In Elyria Moveins

B M O'Donnell announces multiple new tenants moving to Elyria area from Cleveland. T F Schilling and wife rent Plaza Apartments 4. will join Manufacturers and Fabricators Inc in three buildings of American Rolling Mills plant. Other new arrivals include Markus at 110 Marseilles Avenue and Zacharis at North Ridgeville, linking to Bender Body, American Milk Cartage, and related firms.

Elyria B. M. O'Donnell T. F. Schilling Plaza Apartments East Avenue Fifth Sweet Cleveland Schilling Manufacturers and Fabricators, Inc American Rolling Mills Company Paul Markus Marseilles Avenue Markus Bender Body Company Zacharis Feighner North Ridge

Amherst Spring Music Festival presents Foster biography

By Mrs. B A Jenne the Amherst Public School Spring Music Festival closes with a dramatized Stephen Foster biography in the school auditorium at eight. High school choirs directed by Miss Dorothy Jones perform with soloists Evelyn Izold Clarence Gerber Alma Masters Clark Hogue and Dorothy Brucker. The Gurls Sextet and mixed choruses complete the cast. The group meets again May 8 at the schoolhouse.

Amherst Amherst Public School Stephen Foster Dorothy Jones Joseph Whiton Evelyn Izold Clarence Gerber Alma Masters Clark Hogue Dorothy Brucker Gurls

Local clubs host evening events across town

The Eagle Auxiliary sponsors a dance at the Eagle Home this evening. Stone City Chapter of Eastern Stars holds its annual inspection tonight. Mrs. Michael Wohlever on Franklin Street entertains Circle One of St. Ann's Society of St. Joseph's Church this evening. Hickory Tree Grange meets this evening at the Grange Hall.

Eagle Auxiliary Eagle Stone City Eastern Stars Michael Wohlever Franklin Street St. Ann’s Society St. Joseph's Church Hickor Tree Grange Grange Hall

Brownhelm 4-H Club Admits Thirteen New Members

The Brownhelm B B boys 4-H Club met at the schoolhouse on Tuesday evening. Thirteen new members were admitted and plans were made for initiation. The advisor BhAL SA ti teas SEALE selected, with assistants to be chosen from older boys. A committees on arrangements and new projects were formed with members Wayne Lemmbach John Love William Kneisel Kenneth Bru Warren Lemmbach and Wayne Leimbach appointed.

Brownhelm Tha Verrain Cesalartad Bhal SA Ti Teas Seale Wayne Lemmbach John Love William Knesel Kenneth Bru William Kneisel Warren Lemmbach Wayne Leimbach

Needlecraft Club Meets at Mrs Menz Home

Mrs Menz hosted Needlecraft Club at South Main Street on Wednesday afternoon. Social games and needlework entertained ten members while Mrs Braun invited the group to meet at her Jackson Street home next month.

George Menz South Main Street George Braun Jackson Street

Methodist Ladies Plan Dinner for Eastern Star Visit

Mrs F M Hopkins of Lincoln street hosted the Ladies at a Methodist church social on Wednesday. Final plans were set to serve dinner to the Eastern Stars before the annual inspection. Lunch was served to 11 members and two guests, Mrs Irvin Eldred and Adrian Hogue. Circle Two of St Anns Society met with Mrs George Braun on Jackson street. The evening featured Fan Tan and Pinochle with prizes for Nettie Ludwig, Katherine Deitz, C G Aschenbach, and Harold Brown. Refreshments served to 12.

F M Hopkins Lincoln Street Harold Brown Katharine Dent Circle Two St Anns Society George Braun Jackson Street Nettie Ludwig Katharine Deitz C G Aschenbach

Amherst residents receive hospital care and visits

Mrs Ralph Newell Amherst was admitted for operative treatment on Wednesday. Mrs Paul Wohleye and baby box Cleveland Avenue were discharged Wednesday. George Dickenson of New Haven Ohio and Mrs Letta Dickenson and Mrs Fox of Plymouth visited Mrs Kilmer of Amherst.

Ralph Newell Amherst Paul Wohleye Cleveland Avenue George Dickenson New Haven Ohio Letta Dickenson Fox Plymouth Kilmer Amherst

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