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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

May 27, 1940

Page

14

Hospital Admissions and Discharges and Epworth League Meeting

A list details hospital admissions and discharges for area residents including Mrs. Hermann Mrs. Frobotta Mr. and Mrs. Pa lagyi and others. The Epworth League of First Methodist Church opened with Lois Nevins as president and Charles O Maley as speaker on using powers to succeed with goals, followed by a benediction. The Merry Saturday Nighters hosted a surprise birthday party for Tony Olszewski at the Slavin home with gifting and cards, planning another gathering on June 8.

Epworth League of First Methodist Church Lois Nevins Oliver Schubert Louise Hendricks Charles O'Maley Browning League Charles O'Malley

Community Calendar Highlights Local Club Installations

Monday night events include Daughters of Sahara installing officers and Elyria Assembly Rainbow for Girls, plus Sr. Excelsior and Townsend Club gatherings. Many church groups, study circles, and social clubs meet across addresses on Cleveland street, Gates avenue, and nearby streets, with dinners, luncheons, and special events listed.

Eers Elyria Assembly Rainbow Sr. Excelsior Club Townsend Club King Solomon Lodge F

Cue and Lines Club Celebrates Ith Anniversary in Cleveland

Sixteen members journeyed to Cleveland for a dinner dance at Herman Perchner's Alpine Village Saturday night marking the club’s eleventh anniversary. Kay Halpin led arrangements with help from Minnona Kershaw Fannie Young and Mary Hochenedel. The party included Ann and Joseph Dunlap Marcella and Clyde Barr Verna Bauer Clara McCallister George Fillmon Joanne Lyon Jack Lyon and others. A future planning meeting will set a date for a stafford Lake picnic in Ravenna Ohio led by Minnona Kershaw.

Cue and Lines Club Cleveland Herman Perchner Alpine Village Kay Halpin Minnona Kershaw Fannie Young Mary Hocherede Ann Dunlap Joseph Dunlap Marcella Barr Clyde Barr Verna Bauer Clara McCallister Minnona Ke

Girl Scout Troop No 2 Attends Ridgeville May Festival

Saturday morning at 10 o'clock Troop No 2 met at the Armory with 22 Elyria Girl Scouts for a Ridgeville May festival. The two troops shared a ball game, lunch, songs, and buddy pairings. Evening committee meetings were set with Mrs Thompson at 6:30 on East Avenue.

Third Street Ridgeville Elyria Elyrians Thompson East Avenue

Local Licensees Pair Entries From Penfield and Lorain

Kenneth Kellogg 24 and Catherine Schulz 2 of Penfield listed as licensees. William Sirak 25 of Cleveland with Julia Makouski 21 of Lorain. Edyard Gressler 21 of Lorain with Marianne Provenza 22 of Lorain shown as couples.

Kenneth Kellogg Penfield Catherine Schulz William Sirak Cleveland Julia Makouski Lorain Edyard Gressler Marianne Provenza

Four-H Club Meeting Reports in Weekly Schedule

News reports of all four-H club meetings appear under this heading three times weekly on Monday Wednesday and Friday. Reporters file the day before publication to ensure timely coverage.

Around the River 4-H Club Holds Second Meeting

The Around the River 4-H Club met at 2 p m on Friday May 24. New officers were installed by Mrs Florence Hull after the business meeting and initiation of new members. Refreshments were served and upcoming meetings planned at Mrs Florence Hall's home.

Hazel Florence Hull Alice Donahue Florence Hall

Flying Needles 4-H Club Renames and Meetings

The Fields club meets for the second time on May 21 and renames from Busy Bees to Flying Needles. Eleven members attend. Eleanor Worcester and adviser Ordella Walker serve refreshments. after business, sewing project plans and games follow. LA GRANGE Hearts of Gold 4-H Club holds its first meeting May 22 at advisor Mrs. Curtiss home. new members joining. business followed by adjournment. LAKE AVENUE Shining Thimbles 4-H Club meets at Lake Avenue School with talk on projects. members to bring materials. get well card for Nancy Brown. next meeting May 31 at 2 00 pm with advisors Mrs. Gould and Mrs. Jabbusch.

P. D. Reefy G. A. R Knights of Columbus Curtis Fifth Street Yor Duyke Cleveland Street Notawa Club Thelma Rockwood Gates Avenue St. Paul's Church Jack Knight Longfellow Avenue George Link Second Street Howard Peters Columbus Street Second Congregational Sunday School Council Fields Flying Needles 4-H Club Busy Bees Flying Needles Eleanor Worcester Ordella Walker LA Grange John H. Curtiss Lake Avenue Shining Thimbles Lake Avenue School Nancy Brown Elyria Memorial Hospital Percy Gould Otto Jabbusch

Happy Workers 4-H Club Forms Plans in School Room

In Rochester the Happy Workers 4-H club met Tuesday afternoon to start a work project at the next meeting and adopt a constitution. Leader Lela Conklin named Wilda Jewett and Mary Williams as helpers as seventeen girls gathered with advisors Mildred Rowland and Anna Wilcox present to take pictures.

Rochester Happy Workers Lela Conklin Wilda Jewett Mary Williams Mildred Rowland Anna Wilcox

4-H Club Officers to Meet at Elyria and Ridgeville

Extension agent Frances Eckert announces the annual advisers and officers conference for 4-H clubs on Wednesday May 29 at 7 45 p m in Elyria with separate sessions for advisers presidents secretaries news reporters and recreation leaders. In Ridgeville the Domestic Doers met at Mrs John Cummings home with 27 members. new officers were installed and a marshmallow roast was postponed to June 4 due to weather.

Markley Sunbeams Claude Baldwin Sassy Anns Fashionable Sewers C. C. Spaulding Julia Kovach Rosebud Keefer Helen Mielich Florence Bers Yost Frances Eckert Elyria Elyria ¥. M.C. A C. L Hummel N_ RIDGEVILLE John Cummings Georgia Mae Standen Recre Ation Virginia Schmittgen Pauline Vinson

Dover Center Club Activities and Prizes

Dover Center notes report Emma Traxler hosting the Goodtime club with prizes for Mrs. Helen Stroud Mrs. Mary Walsh and Mrs. Belle Rosky. Social club at Mrs. Helen Fauver’s yielded prizes for Mrs. E G Geiger Mrs. Loretta Vinson and Mrs. Dorothy Stein. Two upcoming hosts are Mrs. Rosky and Mrs. Treva Clodwick. Mrs. Walter Ellicott is improving slowly.

Dover Center Emma Traxler Helen Stroud Mary Walsh Belle Rosky Rosky Helen Fauver E. G. Geiger Loretta Vinson Dorothy Stein Treva Clodwick Center Ridge Walter Ellicott

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