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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 03, 1938
Page
8
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Two hundred people attended a rally by the Elyria Democratic Women's Club at the Elyria Woman's Club. Teresa Smith opened the meeting, with Mary Eshman introducing local candidates including Dale White and Maurice Brown. Speakers praised the Democratic record and urged support for Governor candidate Charles Sawyer and party policies.
The Hostess to Helping Hand group met yesterday afternoon at Mrs Schroeder's home 222 Middle avenue. All members attended except Mrs Nettle Lump who is out of town. Bingo was played with hostess prize to Mrs Hattle Smith and guest of honor Mrs Sabins winning first prize. A banquet is planned at Harnett Tea Shop, Second Street, on November 10 at five o'clock.
Mrs Audrey Lappin hosted a social Sewing Club meeting at her Taftave home with luncheon for the Dizzy Dozen. The group adjourned to meet at Ms Heath residence in Belden for a tureen dinner, and a report recalled a Halloween party at Ishaha Harvtt’s East Budgie Street home where husbands were guests.
The Eght O Clock Club gathered last evening at Wis R T McCallen's Spruce Street home. Guests spoke of Wes Pete Hove and first prize won by Voss Deorotay Dietsche, with Mrs Joe Reese consoled. Next meeting at Mrs Ma. Raal on Woodard Avenue in two weeks. Refreshments were served.
Declamation contest for young people at Prince of Peace church Second Congregational joins in hosting on an evening at 700. Youth will lead devotions and music while judging panel includes Witham Wouson Twe and Ruth Var. Three judges will certify the winner who earns a prize and per a discreet toast.
The Elyria Women’s Club hosts a regular meeting of the Daughters of American Revolution executives Monday after noon at 20m Townsend Club No 1. A Saturday event sponsored by the club rooms follows. The next regular meeting is Monday November 7 at 7:30.
Girl Scouts of Shamrock Troop No 6 attended a masquerade party at St Marys hall on Wednesday evening at six thirty. Leaders Mrs Craft Mrs Moon and Mrs Gray were not masked. Dorothy Craft Vivian Sherman Elaine Bruck Martha Jo Guerin and Claire Marie Moon won prizes. A scavenger hunt preceded refreshments as the group adjourned at 9 15.
Mrs John Kohai entertained St Theresa society guests at her West Rover Street home. Five hundred prizes awarded: Mrs Frank Kosa won first, Mrs Louris Kosa second, and Mrs Steve Fekete consolation. A luncheon followed. The next gathering is at Mrs Givert Radacsi on Thondale Street November 17. Brush Empire club plans cards and a dance with refreshments, noting wheel and dance segments and a drawing for a DP business prize.
Beginner friendly crochet guide describes a ready filet square with petal stitches for variation. It notes an 8 inch square suitable for placemats scarves and centerpieces, plus materials and a photo. To obtain pattern mail ten cents to Chronicle Telegram Household Arts Dept 259 With Sheet New York NY with name and address and pattern number.
Oliver Pearson, Swarthmore College graduate, presents a Panama field study at the Academy of Natural Sciences. He collected small mammals and peccaries and pumas during a six month voyage from Pirie to a border town with Colombia, navigating rivers and rough conditions.
Hospital notices mention patient admissions and discharges with partial details. Names and addresses appear in fragmented OCR text, including a 215 West River Street reference and a discharge note for a patient associated with Maosfeld WW. The readable content is limited and lacks complete data.
A royal commission considers relocating about five million people from major British cities into self contained towns. Seventy six sites across England Scotland and Wales are named for six square mile towns with 50 000 residents each. The plan by the Hundred New Towns Association costs 10 million dollars over ten years and aims to relieve London and other cities while reshaping development.
Canton Ohio feature on Clyde Brisey, a veteran patternmaker who crafts wooden patterns for metal castings. He explains patterns must resist warp and shrink, learned over 35 years starting at age 16 in Alliance. Weather shifts force him to redo work to keep precision memories alive in machining.
The record notes Maher, who started work at age 16, has held positions in two shops in northeastern Ohio. It mentions unemployment benefits totaling 4g and a France aid package now ranking over 380000 in total.
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