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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

May 19, 1948

Page

7

East Oberlin community notes feature sewing clinic and Founders Day

East Oberlin church hosts a well attended sewing machine clinic with fifteen machines cleaned and adjusted. A pot luck dinner followed the session. The Russia Township Farm Women's club sponsored the event and attended the Elyria Achievement Day. Founders Day was observed by the East Oberlin Women's Society with a tureen dinner and color themed decorations. Several long serving members received gifts and plans for future mother daughter and father son events were announced.

East Oberlin Russia Township East Oberlin Women's Society Lloyd Ashby Kenneth Kern 8. S. Hutchinson J. E. Ford Brickel Martha Carlton Glen Babcock Assembly of God Church Youngstown Donald Day Waller Day Mable Barnes Glen Gillete Brighton W. Wrench Ireland Morton Wellington John Hignett Elyria Gar McRoberts Mary Ashby M. S. Hurst Allen Hospital Fred McRoberts Detroit Edna Hicks New York Copenhagen Paris George McRoberts Egypt Emma Brumby

Vincent PTA Officers Installed At Year End Meeting

Vincent P T A installed Vincent Anthony Johnson as officer at the year end meeting. Lillian Hardy was installing officer with Anna Pastor Harry Wozniak Ann Wagner and Ann Pandy also installed. A short session and corsages marked the event as first and second graders performed songs and poems.

PTA Vincent — Anthony Johnson Vincent P.T.A Lillian Hardy Anna Pastor Harry Wozniak Ann Wagner Ann’ Pandy Arnoczky Snap Dragons Association Susan Douglas Louis Rehoreg Theresa Knerim Charlotte E. Hutchinson Miss Hutchinson Hardy Bess Calkins George Schlangenhaupt Elyria John Cherba Irene

Valley City Wedding and Local Social Events

Miss Leona Weidner married George Galla at Hope Lutheran church in Cleveland with Valley City attendees including Mr and Mrs Frank Weidner and Mr and Mrs William Steck. Reception followed at the church hall. Mrs Pearl Grausam hosted the Pinochle club. Other social items note a May breakfast at the Y House in Medina and a Sophomore class gathering hosted by Mrs William Hilty.

Valley City Frank Weidner William Steck Henry Steck John Steck Leona Weidner George Galla Hope Lutheran Church Cleveland Church Hall Pearl Grausam Arl Avery Wm. Sleck Harry Fitzpatrick Robert Frey C. W. Kemrite John Swarts Amilia Mellert Medina William Hilty Joneps Pay

Avon Groups Disband For Summer And Club Notes

Avon The W. 5. C. 5S. of the Methodist church met at Mrs. Edison Morse home with 25 members. Will carry on individual summer projects. Four new members joined Camella Townsend J Reed Charlotte Lasso and R Cole. The Research club celebrated its 10th anniversary with a luncheon at Spring Valley. Officers elected for next season Walter McAllister president Harold Smith vice president Wilford Gaidy secretary treasurer Lloyd Wearsch historian Theodore Peak program chairman. Two amendments passed raising membership from 30 to 35 and dues payment. Inspector Lloyd Wearsch reports building permits totaling 41650 in past three months for several residents and farm structures.

Avon Methodist Church Edison Morse William Prescott Camella Townsend J. Reed Charlotte Lasso R. Cole Research Club Spring Valley Eugene Hubbard W. L. Davis Walter McAllister Harold Smith Wilford Gaidy Lloyd Wearsch Theodore Peak Charles Wilford Roy Rush Conrad Road Joseph Hlavac Mills Road Alva Frame Williams Street Philip Ries Detroit Road Virgil Chandler Schwartz Road Clarence Detzel Kipton Clarence Draper Gore Orphanage Camden Wellington Entertains Club F. H. Lewis Circle Dot Club Elyria Rose Boals Klara Schaub Patty Schroeder F. A. Ingersoll Camden P. T. A Ethel Ingersoll Margaret Whitney Marie Frat Leonard Reising Francis Lewis Mabel Hanes Ella Foote Cleveland Lillian Schmidt LaPorte Jim Crile Hospital Donald Schramm Cleveland Clinic Emma Morgan F. H. Brumby Wakeman M. E. Perkins Frances Dwight Paige C. J. Betts Nettie Wood Harold Ringler Rochester Twila Klein Elsie Lookabough Barbara Bailey Beverly Bauer Eleanor Smith Camp Fire Morey’s Marlene Todd Jenneida Ross Patsy Morey Madeline Perkins Congregational Church Robert Bement Five Little Pigs Lyn Walteon David Bungard Gary Behner Ralph Wittenbrook Ronald Bement Joey Fryberger Jeanne Zimmerman Elaine Buckley Steven Mayer Betsy Canfield Clifford Krebs Avery Larson Duwayne Adams Fred Caston Sally Schneider Beverly Timbs Bernard Yun Lincoln Ebel Norwalk Hospital A. H. Radcliff LaRue Philip Marjorie Ross Hugh Conry Oberlin Gertrude Thomas Catherine Winnen Arthur Witzlaben, Jr Eastern Star Russell Mantz Toledo George Stoll Qld Webster High School Webster Birmingham Charles H. Shelton C. E. Shelton Sigma Alpha Epsilon Dennison University Shelton Dennison Helen Smith Helen Obrin Wakeman High School Orville Lundy Florence Robinson Bill Frank Randal Millhouse Joan Shelton Ronald Millhouse Eleanor Perkens Jim Long Bob Lundy Martha Schrader Harold Leimbach Catherine Murdock Bob Burke Charles Hugo Gerry Vic Zahm Zahm Prospect School Council Lorain County Standard Oil Company Solvay Chemical Company Desselt Hoover George O. Hoover W. R. Gregg Cleveland Osteopathic Hospital Johnstown U University of Pittsburgh Philadelphia College of Virginia Fulton Jane Barnard Lois Ann Berg Barbara Comings Judy Davidson Lois Dickinson Barbara Kern Betty Knepper Helen Peabody Ellen Robertson Carol Robinson Nancy Simpson Susan Schubert Marilyn Oakley Carol Hurst Donna Smith Carol Stoops Mary Lou Walters Carolyn Williams Joan Worcester Oberlin College Jane Klein Fred Comings Russel Vander Py Burgner Mary Lou Habecker Betty Koppcs Margaret Fuller Wilma Adams Betty Edmonds C. W. Habecker Methodist Fellowship Oberlin Inn Grace Lutheran Church W. J. Fields Walther League International Walther League Oberlin Society Oberlin Walther League Vada Bremke Allen Carter Christian Growth Myron Bremke Lillian Wheeler Roy Green Betty Jane Holsteen Burlington Warner Concert

Belden Farm Group Discusses Health Education Program

Sixteen members answered roll call as Farm Bureau Council 7A met at Frank Schriver home. Vice president Dwight Reisinger led. minutes read by secretary Mrs Henry Rising. Topics studied included Food and Health, The Country Church, Human Conservation. Group voted to urge Grafton Township to adopt the health education program in Belden school.

Belden Farm Bureau Council No. 7A Frank Schriver Dwight Reisinger Henry Rising Advisory Council Father Mandeville Grafton Township

Kipton Fire Truck Responds To Clarence Draper Farm Blaze

Firefighters from Wellington and later Kipton battled a blaze on the Gore Orphanage road. A pump malfunction hampered water supply but Kipton crew controlled the flames until the fire was out.

Fire Belles Meet at Route 10 Home and Carnival Plans

The Eaton Fire Belles gathered for their regular monthly meeting at Mrs. A. W. Worcester's Route 10 home with 21 members present. Roll call noted favorite colors as plans began for a July firemen carnival on the town hall grounds. Awards went to Alta Fields, Florence Nash, and Dorothy Ternes as prize winners. The group scheduled the next meeting for the second Monday evening in June at Mrs. Jean Cobb's home.

Eaton A. W. Worcester Alta Fields Florence Nash Dorothy Ternes Jean Cobb Carlton Blaine Doris Athens College Frank Mills Olen Crowell Bert Crowell Crowell Kenneth John Nagy John Baker Elyria Ford Hill Everett Hill Andrew Hinkel Columbia George Hills Beldon Cleon Crowell

Lake Avenue Homemakers Meet at Mrs Woodings Home

The Lake Avenue Homemakers schedule the final meeting of the season at Mrs Clarence Woodings home on Friday May 21 at 11 00 a m with a thr een dinner to be served at noon Members should bring their own table service A business session follows at 1 00 p m The gathering is open to all women The afternoon topic covers proper use of sewing machine attachments Attendees with attachments are asked to bring them Also note 4 H Club Re Organizes Shining Thimbles 4 H club held a re organization meeting at

Guy Billingsley Nadine Higgins Carol Rodman Mary Brocklehurst Patricia Karnes Mary Lou Hooven Sunshine Mary Shipula Cubs Den Michael Szabo Clarence Woodings David Karnes James Roth Micheal Takas Jack Krugman First Congregational Church Floyd Karnes Dea North Elyria Grange Joseph Hornyak, Jr Deane S. Kinter Edith Miller Howard Behnke, Sr Elizabeth Hornyak Hazel Blake Lawrence Schubert Anna Provoznik Winifred King Richard Murphy Maude Kindle David Edwards Flora Margaret Schubert Pomona Marcella Scott Ceres Margaret Murphy Harold Blake Rita Starkey Brange Marjorie Kibler Home Extension Alta Behnke Bessie Smith Grange Grange Hustlers Lydia Miller Clara Krueck Grange Hall Margaret Murphy Edna Behnke Harold Starkey Candlesite Inn Ralph Edwards Jake Smith Cleon Rindle Omer Kelly Kenneth Smith Lake Avenue League of Women Voters John Castanada John Gauman Alvin Brown Elsie Thompson Richard Parker Doris Holmes Richard Kinney Estelle Hayden Andrew Bongiorno Profi Ben Lewis Stella Dickerman W. C. Bohrer Ira Reed Atlanta University Finney Chapel First Church YMCA Stevenson Apollo Theater Oda Allen Art Building

Mother's Day Notes From Methodist Church Activities

Flowers on the altar were donated in memory of loved ones by Mr and Mrs Fish. Allen Ohmes performed as guest violin soloist with singers Mrs Nash Mrs Sweet and Mrs Lyndes. W S C S held a covered dish dinner and discussed Friendship. Mother-Daughter banquet plans were finalized and next meeting set for May 27 at 12 30 PM.

Methodist Church Jack Meyer E. Robinson Elyria H. E. Cobb East Cleeveland Jack Myers A. J. Hulse Luther Tilbury LaGrange F. Lyndes Marilyn Lyndes Linda Lyndes Carlisle Lee Andrews Theman Velma Andrews J Lewandowski Wellington Mrs. D'Lloyd

Wakeman Civic And School News Highlights

Wakeman reports electing officers for Wakeman Willing Workers and Camp Fire Girls. Two meetings covered pattern demonstrations, a weiner roast at Morey grove, and a four month term for officer posts. Graduation photos at kindergarten, student performances, and local civic and church activities fill the week alongside hospital news and a forthcoming wedding announcement.

Pre nuptial shower honors Wan da Winson in South Amherst

Regional society notes report Miss Wan da Winson the Lorain bride to be hosted a surprise shower at Miss Jeanne Mori home with co host Miss Barbara Ellig. Guests from Cleveland Lorain South Amherst enjoyed games prizes and a two course lunch. Firemen plan Memorial Day activities and local clubs schedule afternoon meetings and evenings events through Thursday.

South Amherst Wanda Winson Paul Palco Lorain Lorain St. Mary's Church Jeanne Mori Barbara Ellig Eleanor Zaborniak Mary Ann Klimosewski Arlene Flowers Jerry Winarski Beatrice Bach Debra Mori Cleveland Edward Fahrney Fritz Bredfield James Allsop Russell Allsop Womans Association Congregational Church Ninabelle Kilmer St. John’s Evangelical Church Dale Riggs Methodist Church

Birmingham Bread Winners at May Grange Meeting

Birmingham Florence Grange No. 1844 met May 13 with Master George Moon in charge. Ver mil ion presented the first degree and Florence the second in full form. Visitors from Milan and Vermilion included Mr. Oetzel and Mr. Miller. Health Bread baking contest winners were Mrs. Trevah Gerrick first, Mrs. Leroy Brewster second, William Bass third. the winner to exhibit at Pomona Grange in Huron on June 3.

Birmingham Florence Grange No George Moon Vermilion Florence Milan Oetzel Miller Trevah Gerrick Leroy Brewster William Bass Pomona Grange Huron

Lightning risks and a ballet for London schoolchildren

A caution about seeking shelter under lone trees during storms contrasts with thicker timber offering safer concealment. The excerpt notes a belief that trees may be struck more or less at random. It then mentions that eight thousand London school children will study and observe a ballet as part of their curriculum.

London

A Million Dollars to Relieve Piles Ad Claim

A historical ad states over a million dollars yearly is spent on pile remedies. It promotes Peterson's Ointment as a fast reliever of itching in minutes, with a 35¢ box or 60¢ tube. Money back guarantee offered.

Peterson Pepe Ey Balai

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