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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

May 18, 1937

Page

16

V F W Plans to Sell 6000 Buddy Poppies in Elyria

Elyria Post No. 1079 of the Veterans of Foreign Wars held a busy meeting at 540 Broadway. Commander David Beattie and Buddy Poppy committee chair Norman Bradley announced the 16th annual sale on May 29 to raise funds for veterans relief, widows, and orphans. The post aims to distribute 6,000 poppies statewide to support disabled veterans and families.

Elyria Post No Veterans of Foreign Wars of the United States David Beatthe Norman Bradley Elyria Post Beattie America

Adlerika advertised for gas relief and bowel cleansing

An advertisement claims Adlerika relieves stomach gas and supports both upper and lower bowels. It asserts old matter is cleansed, reducing gas, constipation, headaches, and nervousness, featuring testimonials and a New York doctor endorsement.

Adierika A. L. Sheab New York Lruggiat A. A. Crandall Bruggist Adve

Memorial Services Planned For Brownhelm May 30

George Misco commander of Post 451 Lorain and Noel Lewis department deputy inspector visited to arrange the Brownhelm memorial services set for Sunday May 30 at 2 PM State Senator Ashboul to deliver the memorial address The meeting adjourned at a late hour and refreshments were provided by the Auxiliary

George Misco Lorain Noel Lewis Department Brownhelm Ashboi

Lake Avenue MES Woman's Association Meeting and 500 Club Notes

May 18 Lake Avenue Community Church Woman's Association will meet at 2 PM at Mrs. R H Miller's home for the regular monthly gathering. The 500 Club held a thr ee en supper at the home of Mr. and Mrs. R E Taylor with attendees including the Millers Smiths Starkeys Colliers Butler Jabbush and Leonard. A shower for Mr and Mrs Stanley G Miller occurred Saturday evening at Stop 11 with many relatives and friends in attendance.

Lake Avenue Woman's Association of R. H. Miller 500 Club R. E. Taylor Jake Smith Irvin Harold Starkey R. H. Collier Charles Butler Oto Jabbush C. Leonard Stanley G. Miller Mr. Miller D. G. Miller Penfield Junction D. F. Obrion Cleveland R. McKay Alvie Miller Dean Charles M. S. Cramer David Patricia Arlene Billy Clague

Lorain Area Social And School Events Notice

A lengthy Elyria Lorain community notes section lists a Mother-Daughter party at Lake Avenue Community Church with sixty daughters invited, plus multiple social calls, tours, and visits among locals including Mr. and Mrs. Sandrock, Miss Miller, and others. A correction notes candidates receiving third and fourth degrees at North Elyria Grange, naming Oscar Dunn, Stobert Silver, and Blake Fox.

Lorain W. F. Sandrock J. W. Wilson Mary Eschelman Otto Relmer Elyria Alice Miller E. C. Gles J. Papworth Charles Leonard V. Y. Schaeffer North Elyria Grange Oscar Dunn Stobert Silver West Ridge Blake Fox

Flying Needles 4-H elects officers in club meeting

The Flying Needles 4 H club organized with Mrs. Louis Hecock and Mrs. Huene as advisers and elected officers Lois Walkden president Virginia Schmidkens vice president Helen Taylor secretary Helen Naughton treasurer Rita Baker recreation leader Anna King news reporter Their first meeting will be held Saturday May 22 at the home of Mrs Hecock Also brief items note Sarah Riley visiting Mrs Henry Bislich Lawrence C Young of Cleveland dined with Mr and Mrs C J Schnabel Stop 13 and Frank Behnke and Junior son of Howard Behnke have recovered from severe colds.

Flying Needles Louis Hecock Huene Lois Walkden Virginia Schmidkens Helen Taylor Helen Naughton Rita Baker Anna King Hecock Sarah Riley Henry Bislich Lawrence C. Young Cleveland Mr. Young C. J. Schnabel Frank Behnke Howard Behnke

Sheffield P T A Elects Brookside Leaders

Mrs. Harry Garber elected president of the Brookside Parent-Teachers Association at the May meeting succeeding Mrs. Harold Irish. Helen Berrington named vice president with James A. McCombe as second vice president. Walter Klaus re-elected treasurer and Charles Gubeno secretary. Annual committee reports presented. Receipts.

P T. A Sheffield Harry Garber Brookside Parent-Teachers Association Harold Irish Helen Berrington James A. McCombe Walter Klaus Charles Gubeno

Davey pushes cuts to state payrolls in Ohio

Governor Martin L. Davey launches a program to remove inefficiencies from Ohio state payrolls, signaling several dismissals within six months. He opposes Senate attempts to restrict his general appropriation bill, noting a new $89 million two year plan. He calls insurgent edits paper savings totaling about 14 million dollars and unjustified.

Columbus Martin L. Davey Senate Fua Urgenta Gay- Jungs Tax Commission

Brookside School Board Rehiring Staff and May Festival Plans

Over the past year balances and attendees are noted. The annual school picnic is set for May 21 at Sheffield Village Park with Mrs. Charles Gubeno and William Barr in charge of games and contests. Lunch duties are by Mrs. Harry Gang and Mrs. Barr Johnson while Mrs. Freda Zacharias won the attendance award for the month. Ice cream and cake were served at the meeting’s close. Principal James A. McConibe is rehired. others include Miss Helen Frisbee, William Barr, Mrs. Freda Zacharias, Miss Elizabeth Martin, Mrs. Edith Mertz, Miss Wilma Squires, Russel Gongwer, and Mrs. Charles Gubeno. Gongwer is a former teacher of…

Sheffield Village Charles Gubeno William Barr Harry Gang Barr Johnson Freda Zacharias Brookside School Board of Education James A. McConibe Helen Frisbee Freda Zacharies Elizabeth Martin Edith Mertz Russel Gongwer Wilma Squires Gongwer

Brookside Hires New Teachers as Helm Vacancy Fills

Brookside announces filling the vacancy created by John Helm with Miss Squiress to teach latin domestic science and typing. Mrs Ethel Hart to teach vocal music in elementary grades. Archie Haynes celebrated his birthday with a Wimpy supper Friday night featuring moving pictures. Attendees included the H C Chambers family the W E Taft family the W H Chambers family the Spaulding family the PM Chambers family Neva Chambers the A C Haynes family Clyde and Robert Meier welcomed a daughter born May 12 at St Joseph's hospital.

Brookside John Helm Squiress Ethel Hart Archie Haynes H. C, Chambers and Sons Frank and George W. E. Taft Mra W. H. Chambers June Betty C. E. Spaulding PB. L. Chambers Neva A. C. Haynes Clyde and Robert Carl Meier Stop 78 St. Joseph’s Hospital

Birthday surprise for Mrs Hammer of Aberdeen Fond

Mrs Charles Hammer of Aberdeen Fond was surprised Saturday evening by relatives who gathered to celebrate her birthday with games social time and refreshments. Mr and Mrs Charles Lent of Elyria visited Mr and Mrs Earle Johnson and family. Mrs Lee Johnson and Mrs P L Chambers visited Mrs Arthur Whiton at Amherst hospital. Brookside High School seniors were treated by juniors on a trip to Put-in-Bay and Kelley’s Island. Mr and Mrs P L Chambers visited Mr and Mrs Richard Chambers of East Avenue Saturday. Mrs Karl Thoma of Avon Lake visited Mrs Lea Johnson Thursday afternoon. High School commencement exercises are planned for Wednesday evening May 19.

Stanley Muller V. Schaeffer W.F. Sandrock Geraldine Ashland W. Sandrock Jr Ashland College Bill Towney Sullivan Lake Avenue Huene Schoenbrunn Memorial New Philadelphia McKinley Monument Canton Elytia Township Second Congregational Church Charles Butler Obermyer Cleveland O. Jabbush Charles Hammer Abney Fond Charles Lent Elyria Earle Johnson Lee Johnson P. L. Chambers Arthur Whiton Amherst Hospital Brookside High School Putin Bay Kelley's Island Richard Chambers East Avenue Karl Thoma Avon Lake Lea Johnson

Relief Workers Local No.1 Meets Tonight

Relief Workers Local No 1 of Elyyla and vietutty will hold their regular business meeting at the Veterans of Foreign Wars Hall 340 Broad Street at 7 30 tonight as announced today

Mothera of Relief Workers Elyyla Vietutty Veterans of Foreign Ware Hall Broad Street

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