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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 18, 1948
Page
7
Dr Ray Smith operates at 23015 Fifth St just east of Middle Ave providing 24 hour emergency dental treatment. Specializes in extracting and repairing plates or bridges with services limited to plate or bridgework.
The Additional Society Circle 2 met at Mrs. Wham Morgen’s East Broad Street home with Mr. C Jensen assisting. Ethel Wersford led devotions, roll called nineteen members attended, and reports by officers followed. The YWCA intercultural committee and World Affairs programs featured discussions on Iran Syria Lebanon UNESCO and world peace efforts with several social and charity activities noted for December and a P.T. A. Bazaar announced for November 19.
Mrs Graber hosted Catholic Study Club No 2 at 232 East Four Street with a salad course at 1 15 pm. Mrs Russell Stokley reviewed This Is A Marriage by Pere Pius XI while Mrs Leena Markham chaired the meeting. Plans were laid for a Christmas party on December 15 and the next gathering will be at Mrs Richard Horan’s on December 1. Approximately 100 men and boys attended the Dads dinner for the Parent Teachers Association with Maynard L Hueme and Mrs Ray Chamberlain welcoming guests and Albert Novex delivering the invocation. Entertainment featured Inside Baseball with committee members Mrs Harold Haywood and others. Library Story Hour is slated with Mrs James Christy presenting parts from several stories read by Mrs Marguerite Derngzel. Book posters highlight new titles by DeAngel and authors such as DeAngelo. Preschool timings begin at 3 45 and older children at 4 36.
Weekend notes record guests visiting Detroit and Ann Arbor for a football game, along with numerous dinner visits in Cleveland Columbus and Akron. It notes travelers leaving for Florida and Thanksgiving homecomings, plus a dinner party hosted by Mrs E E Laubscher for 19 guests. Northern Ireland voters unite to oppose new health services.
The Lorain County musicians under Gerald Frank presented a program titled Strike Up the Band at the town hall auditorium as part of a P T A meeting. Rev Ira Crouther heads the program committee with planned events. Short Notes mention family visits and social gatherings in nearby communities. Do not overcook fish as guidance accompanies the notice.
Miss Shirley Bauer hosted a shower for Vera Garner bride elect of Harold Appelman of Florence. Attending were Virgil Hurst Briside Long Dorothea Brown Gerry Ross Gertrude Kinat Mrs Wayne Garner mother of the bride elect Mrs Harold Garner and Mrs Appleman of Florence as guests at Wakeman event.
The Chronicle Telegram notes an open church observance at 1 30 p m on Sunday November 28 at the Congregational church with worship and community gathering planned.
A professor who has trained fleas asserts that a healthy flea can jump an distance equivalent to about half a mile to humans. The claim highlights remarkable flea jumping ability and raises questions about measurement standards.
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