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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Nov 23, 1937

Page

12

Junior Friendship Club Advisors Host Tea With Senior Girl Reserve

Junior Friendship Club advisors entertained the Senior Girl Reserve committee led by Mrs Hl I Nye at a YWCA tea yesterday afternoon. The event centered on chrysanthemum decor and discussed club fundraising, leadership groups, and a January mothers’ social with a speaker. Mrs Roy Clymer attended as a guest, and Miss Sue Meranti hosted Avalon club activities with a sausage fry update and Christmas gift exchange plans.

Unior Friendship Club Hl. I. Nye Y. W. CA Hina Holly Biuea Uvelt Ce Bilvor BEMCY Roy Clymer Sue Meranti Avalon Club Kaminski Ben Nate Stella Merantii

Lorain Elyria Licenses Listed For Several Individuals

Licenses issued for Louis W Siebhe a 36 year old foreman from Lorain Regina Kun 22 Lorain Joseph Olembh 26 Elyria clerk Helen Tomaszewski 26 316 Columbia avenue Elyria Elmer Jo Newberry 27 Lorain engineer Elma Volpe 14 Lorain James P Darvis 27 Lorain bartender Florence Sandru 29 125 Lake avenue Iynia

Louis W Siebhe Lorain Regina Kun Joseph Olembh Elyria Helen Tomaszewski Columbia Avenue Elmer Jo Newberry Elma Volpe James P. Darvis Florence Sandru Lake Avenue Iynia

Y W C A Volunteers Present In School Daze Program

Y W C A volunteers staged a School Daze event with a classroom setup. Mrs Henry Ingersoll Jr assigned seats. Mrs George Johnson led the opening with a bell as Miss Grace Schulke and Mrs E J Howenstine presented talks on YWCA beliefs and aims emphasizing service for self enrichment and society.

Henry Ingersoll, Jr George Johnson Kiie Chapman Ella Smith Florence Smith LH. Wilcox George Gould Merritt Powell Margaret Minch E J. Howenstine Grace Schulke Y. W Woc Itis Thelosses Ranning Board of Education Ellsworth Ineider Wis J C Mis D Baird Wise How Taghey Robert Wilson Kang Latuye Roy Clymer Rodney Rocnwood Mike Fey George Smith Dartwelch Roy Void Harry Hall Willarats

Middle Ridge Short Items Move Reflects Local House Changes

Miss Rosetta Miller, confined to bed for weeks, was moved from the Schnithons home to the Cleveland home of Mr and Mrs FranklinsSeith where she is convalescing. Mr and Mrs W Bechtel and son Kenneth were recent guests of Mr and Mrs M J Ludwig-id.

Rosetta Miller Schnithons FranklinsSeith Cleveland W. Bechtel Kenneth M. J. Ludwig - Id

Middlesteps Have Unique Program

The Middle-Step Club of the YWCCA held a gathering at Mr. and Mrs. J. W Smith's Hast Broad home. Mrs Smith displayed a shell collection and Dr C J Miller showed Florida and Carolinas films including glass bottom boat footage. The group set December 15 for a Christmas tureen and gift exchange with several committees named and no further meetings until then.

YWCCA J. W Smith C. J. Miller Florida Carolinas Betty Schaeter Mary Lou Bayley Yvonne Meyer

Bechtel Family Guests Return Home From Visiting

Oliver Kolbe recovers at home after a severe cold confinement. Mrs Peter Timchuck and infant son move from St Joseph's hospital to their home. Local families attend a Farm Bureau advisory council social in Hickory Tree Grange Hall. Elmer Cotton and Newton Bechtel join Ohio Farm Bureau Federation meeting in Columbus. Melvin Kolbe and Frank Herrmann travel to Columbus for Youth Council sessions, returning next day.

Painesville W. C. Bechtel Ludwig Oliver Kolbe Peter Timchuck St Joseph’s Hospital Hame Reuben Dute Fred Herrmann Henri Kolbe Newton Bechtel

November meeting of Middle Ridge Community Club

The November gathering at the school house was led by president Mrs. Elmer Bischoff. Plans for the December meeting and the school year were discussed. After business, group singing and a Thanksgiving program by pupils followed, including readings prayers songs and dialogues. Refreshments closed the event. the next meeting on December 17 will feature a Christmas program by the school children.

Middle Ridge Community Club Elmer Bischoff Byrd Richmond R. H. Hearn Katherine Kolbe

Lady Reynolds Bride for Third Time at Knowle

A Knowle ceremony marked Lady Reynolds's third marriage with her son giving her away and the daughter of her second husband serving as bridesmaid, reflecting a family turnout for the event.

Reynolds Knowle England

Harvesting in South Africa Faces Labor Shortage Crisis

A South African harvest is being hampered by a worker shortage as farms struggle to staff picking and processing tasks. Government and industry officials urge swift action to recruit and train labor, warning of potential crop losses and higher prices for consumers.

South Africa

Easy Christmas crochet gloves pattern 5676

Quick craft note describes lengthwise crocheted wool gloves for Christmas gifts. Two flat pieces plus a wrist flare gusset. Pattern 5676 includes directions, illustration, and stitch details. Send 10 cents and name, address, pattern number to Chronicle Telegram Household Arts Dept. in New York.

Chronicle-Telegram Household Arts Dept W. 14Th Street New York N. Y

Wellington Methodist Wellington Christmas program and choir events

Wellington Methodist Church outlines Christmas Sunday school committees for carols and decoration plus a freewill offering. The Aden Miller party led a weekend evangelistic service with guests from multiple towns. An evening service featured a children’s program and prizes for word counts in Psalm 119, with Miss Esther Allem directing the chorus and Rev L S Green delivering the evening sermon.

Wellington Lonzon Green Charles Willard Pierfie Charles Shepard Walsh E B Turner Norman Guggs Daniel Shepard Leota Sharp tMis Church Ernest Charles Mariam Dirlain LF Be- Vier LS Green Allem Miller New London Sullivan Penfield Pittsfield Brighton Aden-Miller Wiss Helen Miller Allen-Miller Isesus Price Allem Willam Rodgers Rochester Baptist Church P Trayer Isle Lulu May Farrar Genevieve Rowland Gertrude Miller Esther Allem Allem

Special Evening Services This Week At Local Church

Rev John H. Green hosts nightly services at 7 30 this week with Rev O E Phillips of the Bible Research Society of Los Angeles leading. Theme centers on World Condi- tions and spiritual renewal in the community.

John H. Green O E Phillips Bible Research Society of Los Angeles

Morning Door Bangs and Parent Frustration

A mother endures daily door slams from Ed and Tommy's habits with a resigned humor. The piece argues parents often forget their child's quirks and suggests practical tips like writing a list of annoyances to read upon waking to foster calm control and gentle guidance.

Tommy

Thanksgiving prayer service at local church outlines unity

The article notes a Wednesday evening Thanksgiving prayer service to be conducted at the church, led by Rev. James A. Brady. It emphasizes themes of unity and gratitude within the community context.

Union James A. Brady

Union Thanksgiving Service Urged at First Baptist

Charles W. Recard, minister, calls on his congregation to attend the union Thanksgiving service at the First Baptist Church at 7 30 Wednesday evening.

Charles W. Recard First Baptist Church

Union Service At First Baptist Wednesday Evening

James A. Brady minister to deliver the message at 7 30 p m in the First Baptist church where Protestant churches gather for a union service. The pastor urges all to attend.

James A. Brady First Baptist

Silent Circle Benefit Dance Boosts Scholarship Fund

A Thanksgiving dance at the Town Hall sponsored by the Silent Circle of the King's Daughters raised a good sum to swell the group’s Scholarship Fund. Proceeds will support the education of the young women in the organization.

Silent Circle of the King’s Daughters

Birthday club meeting follows sewing and social time

Eight members of the Birthday club of the south part of town enjoyed a meeting at the home of Lawrence Jordan Thursday afternoon. Sewing and a social time constituted the program. A luncheon was served by the hostess assisted by Mrs Claude Spangler. Miss Ornie Bradner was an invited guest. The club will have a Christmas party at Mrs Spangler's home on December 19.

Birthday Club Lawrence Jordan Claude Spansler Ornie Bradner

Mrs Iida Naylor discharged to home on Kelly street

Mrs Iida Naylor was discharged from Falls Clinic to her home on Kelly street Sunday. Dr F B Gregg is her attending physician. Charles and Helen Shepard, children of Mr and Mrs Charles Shepard of Elm street, have been invited by Reverend William Rodgers, pastor of the First Baptist Church in Rochester, to sing at his church soon. Mrs Mary McCoy, daughter Ruth, Aaron, Mr and Mrs Ahas Clark Sullivan were Sunday.

Iida Naylor Falls Clinic Kelly Street F B. Gregg Charles Helen Shepard Charles Shepard Elm Street William Rodgers First Baptist Church Rorchester Mary McCoy Ruth Ahron Ahas. Clark Sullivan

Musterole Ad Claims Chest Cold Relief

An advertisement touts Musterole as a counter irritant for chest and throat cold symptoms. It emphasizes its penetrating action beyond a salve, drawing out congestion and pain, with Regular, Children's, and Extra Strong strengths and Good Housekeeping approval.

Good Housekeeping

Bender Whitmore Wedding in Wellington Home

Charles Shepard and family attend the Bender Whitmore wedding of David W. Bender and Dorothy A. Whitmore. The ceremony at 2:30 Sunday featured a single ring rite at Dr. Recard's Forest Street home in Wellington with the couple's mothers as attendees. Also notes Ashland visitors and Berea guests linked to local social rounds.

David W. Bender Dorothy A. Whitmore Ashland and Myre Charles Recard Forest Street Wellington Recard May Bender Wade Whatmore

Hungary Sees No Large Labor Disputes This Year

Hungary reports no major labor disputes or strikes so far in the year, indicating improved industrial relations and a quiet period for workers and employers across sectors.

Hungary

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