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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Oct 25, 1932

Page

5

Hospital Notes Admissions and Discharges

Admissions list includes Mrs George Webber Amherst Dorothy Dean North Olmsted Jerry Kauffman 701 West River Robert Williams Lorain Mrs George Boorn 209 1st Street Lewis Kolopos 334 Foster. Discharges note Edith Bricker Wellington Mrs John Finegan 181 Marseilles Avenue Don Granger No 1 O Donnell Apts.

George Webber Amherst Dorothy Dean N. Olmsted Jerry Kauffman River Robert Williams Lorain George Boorn Lh Street Lewis Kolopos Foster Edith Bricker Wellington John Finegan Marseilles Avenue Don Granger O’donnell Apts

Local social notes list visitors and travels

Land Heights and Miss Harriot Tillotson of Ashtabula were lunch guests of Mrs. Dan Martin. Miss Marian Sherrill and Miss Peg Munkittrick of Pittsburgh visited the Sherrill family at 1339 Lake Avenue. Mrs. Ray Vestal and others left for Payton to attend the Eastern Star Grand Chapter state convention. Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Stremker returned home after visiting Mr. and Mrs. Charles H. McCarthy of Indianapolis.

Land’ Heights Harriot Tillotson Ashtabula Dan Martin Marian Sherrill Peg Munkittrick Pittsburgh Pennsylvania M. E. Sherrill Lake Avenue Ray Vestal H. B. Stone Charley Barton E Whitetread Payton Eastern Star Grand Chapter J. L. Stremker East Bridge Street Charles H. McCarthy Indianapolis Indiana

Power plant upgrade signals new traction venture

The Cleveland Southwestern and Columbus Traction Co spends about 125 000 to improve its Elyria south power plant and enter selling current for power and lighting. A coal distribution plan, led by Mayor Tucker, aims to equalize supplies during a shortage. Local Red Cross belts the trenches drive recruits including young men.

Elyria

Marian Martin Patten Pattern 9407 for satin frock

Pattern 9407 offers a matronly yet smart dark satin or crepe dress with lace neckline tucks and a slender beltless bodice. Sizes 36 to 46 require fabric and trim details. illustrated instructions included. catalog price 15 cents, pattern and catalog 25 cents, send order to The Elyria Chronicles Telegram Pattern Dept New York City.

Marian Martin Elyria Chonicles Telegram Pattern Dept West 18Th Street New York City

Fever school days lost due to colds plan study

In tests among 862 children in mine schools, 429 did not follow the Vicks Plan and lost 501 school days to colds, while 433 followed the Plan and lost 178 days. The report claims a savings of nearly two thirds in school time. Each Vicks package includes full details of the Colds Control Plan.

Vicks

Tau Theta Studied Novelists and Halloween Socials

English and American novelists and historians were studied by Tau Cli Chapter of Epsilon Sigma Alpha Sorority with papers on Jane Austin James Fenimore Cooper Washington Irving and Charles Lamb. A Halloween bridge party, Keen Kutter Club party and VFW events followed with prizes and plans for upcoming functions noted.

Tau Cli Epsilon Sigma Alpha Sorority Jane Austin Marjone Francis Harriet Francs James Fenimore Cooper Washington Irving Margaret Hewitt Dorothy Wilson Charles Lamb Park Avenue

Chicken Supper at North Eaton Church

A chicken supper is planned for Thursday October 27 at 5 30 PM at North Eaton Church. Tickets are 35 cents for adults and 206 cents for children.

North Eaton Church

Community组织 events and meetings listed for tonight

Sisma Gamma hosts a progressive dinner. United Presbyterian Sunday School Board and various groups meet across town. Details include locations on Howestreet Chestnut Bond streets and YMCAs. Activities cover suppers classes rallies and a Hallowe en party at 7 30 with church and lodge participation.

Sisma Gamma United Presbyterian Sunday School Board W. B O C. Wetcalf Howestreet Walther League Green Lantern Mary A Chandler Daughters of Union Veterans Cora Palmer Chestnut Street Lucille Werner R. BE. Neighbour Elyna Lodge I. C. C. F. Y. Indus Y. M. C. A. American Legion Frank S. Harmon Mary and Viartha St Pauls Neal Gunder Bond Street King’s Heralds of ME Methodist Sunday School Board Tureen

Church and club notices fill midweek schedule

Meetings of Circle No 2 of First Congregational Church with Mrs Dusthimer 1245 East River Street at 2 30 Wednesday. Thursday evening brings a dinner and dance at Travelers Inn by Kinams with club dinner at 6 30 informal. La Porte M E church holds monthly night with tureen supper at 6 30. Zonta class hosts a Halloween masquerade at Second Congregational church basement Wednesday evening at 8 30. Past Chiefs of Pythian Sisters meet at Mrs Anna Hoards 148 Clark Street Thursday 1 30. Erie County W C T U speaker Miss Viola Romas at Vermilion Thursday 2 30. Marriage license notices list several couples. YWCA hiking club leaves Wednesday at 9 30 along East Branch Black River to Coonville.

Dubl Dec Dubl Dee Club Elizabeth Squire East Broad Street Evelyn Wilson Garnet Cox Kathryn Arnold Lloyd Reed Emily Leghy Helen Snowden Devon Court Suny Side Sunny Side Up Club Hallowe'en Alice Smith Prospect Avenue C E Koontz Harry McGowan Banco Koontz Emma Wendorff First Congregational Church F. A. Dusthimer East River Street Kinams Second Congregational Church The Pythian Sisters Anna Hoard Clark Street Lillian Boddy Black River Coonville Marian Stetson East Avenue

Local notes include Miss Mildred Hillmer visit and campus pledges

Miss Mildred Hillmer returned from Delaware Ohio after visiting Miss Betty Nilsen at Ohio Wesleyan University. Floyd A. Collins pledges to Kappa Alpha Pi at Ohio State University. Elyria Business College omits Dolores Jaycux from the perfect spelling list. Elyria Memorial Hospital welcomed a daughter born October 25 to Mr and Mrs George Boorn. Cleveland society attends a United Presbyterian Women’s Missionary rally. Old time dance at Nuhrn’s Barn with Ed Hazen’s Orchestra and Fred Urias calling.

Mildred Hillmer Delaware Oho Betty Nilsen Ohio Wesleyan University Elyria Business College Misa Dolores Jaycux George Boorn Fourteenth Street Elyria Memorial Hospital Floyd A. Collins Kappa Alpha Pai Ohio State University

Spencer Spencer Area Notes Causing Quiet Community Buzz

Spencer area society circles report varied church meetings and social events. Notable items include Spencer Spenser Brotherhood at the Methodist church with Prof Frederick Roehm of Baldwin Wallace College. K of P lodge attendance. upcoming Grange on October 27. Pythian Sisters gatherings. family visits from Akron Toledo Cleveland and Litchfield. Spencer High School baseball defeat by Litchfield. Christmas Bazaar planning and Republican rally banquets. local marriages and social visits across Spencer and nearby towns.

Homemade Halloween treats offered for sale

Homemade donuts and fried cakes advertised for Halloween. Contact number 37494 or call at 629 Lodi St.

Hallowe‘en Lodi St

Spencer Community Notes From Local Social Week

Mrs Adessa Weldrick hosted a club gathering at her Elyria home with friends visiting the Martin Weldrick residence. Mrs P J Rowe visited her son Walter Rowe and family. Mrs Lewis Gannon stayed in West Salem with the Rickell Bell family. Tenmple met their captain Mrs Howard McCourt for sewing and socials with refreshments. Mrs George Hartman visited the Brecker home in Mallet Creek. Mrs Rose Mantz and children of Sharon Center spent the weekend with her parents the Woidricks. The Ladies Aid Society held an all day meeting at Black River church with attendees from here. Laura Wilson the Barberton teacher visited her parents over the weekend and attended the Spencer School Fair. Mr and Mrs Lloyd Lechlettner and son Glenn were guests of the Eglins. Members and leaders of the Spencer Baptist Church attended the first annual association convention of Ohio West Virginia and Kentucky churches at Medina. The Womens Missionary Union opened with Mrs H Van Gilder presiding. convention closed Thursday evening. Speakers included George Bates of Spencer Roberts and H J Ingraham of Spencer. Sessions drew about 500 attendees each. Friends of Rachel Bachelor will be glad she is improving and gaining.

Spencer Spenter Brotherhood Methodist Church Frederick Roehm Baldwin-Wallace College K. of P Grange Pythian Sisters of Liberty Bell Temple Bert Herrick Deree June Walter Rook Henry Stout Akron Frank Brouse Joe Browand Advent Church South Wain Street Spencer Church Charles Ream Toledo Clayton Leebeck Cleveland Charles MacLaren Susie Ream Jennie Dague Litchfield Aaron Brown Jamals Spencer W. Boa WBA Wellington Spencer High School Joyce Harrs Rook Wadsworth Eva Crown Near Penfield Anna Bowen Alva White A J. Rice Elyria Huston Hallebaugh Joe Browands Spencer School Aid Horvets George Bates Florence Kemery Mallet Creek J. C Bricker Black River Church Arthur Dodge Peter Slark Ellen Walters South Main Street Stark Letha Vandal J. B. Childe A. H. Fuller Adessa Weldrick Martin Weldrick Walter Rowe Lewis Gannon West Salem Rickell Pythian Sisters Liberty Bell Tenmple Howard McCourt George Hartman J. C Brecker Rose Mantz Sharon Center Martin Woidrick Ladies’ Aid Society of the Church of the Breathers Black River Laura Wilson Barberton N. E. Fuller Donald Lloyd Lechlettner Glenn Frank Eglin Speacer Baptist Church Association Ohio West Virginia Kentucky Medina Womens Missionary Union H . van Gilder Columbus Hey Roberts Finchex H. J. Ingraham Tf T C. J Tf I Wis Rachel Bachelor

Boy Gives Blood To Help Father In Football Game

Lester Fulton a Collinwood High School tackle donated blood to his father undergoing treatment in an apparent anemia case. He saved a pint four weeks ago and, despite a grave condition, played in a key game against Cleveland Heights after a quart was given the night before.

Cleveland Iwo Lester Fulton Collinwood High School Touth Oim Fulton Collmucud Cleveland Heights Lester

Turkeys Plentiful in Washington Ahead of Thanksgiving

Census Bureau estimates 1 000 000 turkeys fattening on U S farms and a crop 13 percent larger than last year at harvest. Also reports Ohio junior election results and bank reopenings across the state with notices of events and a death in Marietta.

Washington Census Bureau

Moose group to build new $100000 lodge on Second Street

Members of the Losai Order of Moose have acquired property on Second street and plan a spring construction project costing about 100000 dollars. The building will serve as their lodge and meeting place, reflecting growth of the fraternal group in the city.

Chronicle-Telegram Losai Order of Moose Second Street

County seeks state designation for Leavitt and Butternut Ridge Roads

The county commissioners announced they will request the state highway department designate Leavitt Road and the Butternut Ridge Road as state highways. This marks a move to upgrade maintenance and funding responsibility for these routes.

Chronicle-Telegram State Highway Department Leavitt Road Butternut Ridge Road

Also Mentioned on This Page

Emma Dostall Ruth Raessler Roberta Conrad Lodi Street Harold Olmsted Sylvia Chervenka Dostall Mise Dostall Frank Schoditsch St. John’s Lutheran Church Armin Schroeder Karl Kaley A Q Club Russell Bennett Hobart March Hugh Kirkbride Ninth Street Geraldine Salisbury Cleveland Street Fittsburgh Simonell East Oxford Avenue Marian Matin Patten Keen Kutter Club A. B. Club Guy Billingsly Harry Pickett Ed Chandler Ray Copas Junior Chandler Ruth van Arsdale Junior Swartzle Doni Leatherman Hallowe Auxiliary Plus Hallowe'en Masquerade Party Hhe V. F. W Joseph Metzler Gladys Allen F. Gordon Anna Brown J Metzler B. Burton Hoover Guy Hoover North Tackson Frank Hoover First Methodist Church Central Africa Cairo Egypt James Davidson Avon Mary Allspie Pious Ron Edmund Burke Thomas de Quincey Pi Omicron Basanen Fiora Kineman Will Fatcher Avery Fairlawn Avenue Mis William Cook Dickens Hawkins Laura Castle Hawthorn Street la Porte M E Eastman Charles Miller C F. Whittner Iiss Viola Romas Erie County Mrs Romas Charles Schafer Mechanic Vermilion Two Amelia Grvel Brownhelm Jensen George H. Milligan Columbia Two Clea Hayes Columbia Ray D. Bradier Alice Mae Jones Oberlin WeBride Henry Donald Laisy Farmer Pittsfield Faith Estella Draper Breyenton George Brown George Yost C. L. Bristol T. F. Sellers Women's United Presbyerian Church Carl Turner Shipter Charles Yoder Cleve Nuhn LaGrange Rd Ed Hazen Orch Fred Urias Marcels Schwind’s Beauty Shop Weat Second St Father Delaware O Phi Beta Kappa Margaret Foster Ironton Eleanor Greene Laewood Marion Hull Delta Edwin Beal Bucyrus Frederick Merchant Warren Raymond Couts Wellsville Colmbus O Ohio Bank State Department of Banks Warren Ohio Savings Bank & Trust Company Marietta Harry G Chamberlain Fast Natronal Bank Crescent Supply Company Willamson WL Va Immaculate Conception Church Airyle Beauty Shop Elyria Sav Tr. Bkig Cook’s Millinery Second St Earl Ct Ale Sonia Fourth Street Carpenter’s Beauty Shoppe W. Broad Charles E. Guth Chiropodist Myrtelle’s Beauty Shop Broad Street Lpstairs Dreamland Theatre Elyria Hotel Court St Merthe
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