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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 08, 1942
Page
7
Employment notice indicates E B College hatchery inquiry with fern phone 246. Read as a classified help wanted or instruction listing referencing baby chicks and poultry methods at Wellington Hatchery under services offered.
A jumble of business names and contact details appears, including electrical services, furniture, radio service, and lighting fixtures. Entries show addresses and phone numbers with partial or unclear company names and owners such as Amal ie Colber and George Holobach, suggesting a small town business directory page.
Local items include a Avon Lake Thursday Fleet event at Avon Lake Park with hours announced, a court guard school note, a family reunion with Benedicts and Goddards from Paincaville and Cleveland, a furlough update for a Ft. Oglethorpe family, a postponed road group meeting at Roy West home, and librarian Margaret Hain returning from Rainbow Lake near Saranac.
Spencer notes report a September Friendly Bible Class meeting at Fivet Baptist with strong attendance and Bible study, hostess refreshments, and a social afterward. Local residents and visitors are mentioned, including families visiting relatives, travel to nearby towns, and a pastor moving to Washington D C for further study.
The community circles with several relocations and visits this Wednesday. Beulah Woods, Mrs Maines, and the Volts moved into new residences, while the Yeagleys and Ceell Firestone families tied new property arrangements. Joseph Johnson returns home to Clairksburg after two weeks away, and Mr Swinehart, a local schoolteacher, relocates with his spouse to join relatives in town.
Local residents report visits and travels including Mrs. Robert Dawson and Mr. and Mrs. Orin. Durkee hosts the Ladies Aid meeting on September 1. Westlake booster Kenneth Ide notes his awards. Marlene Largdon returns from visiting relatives in Michigan and Maine. Lake Erie College plans classes resume in September. Army enlistee Yong Piscola writes from Fort McClellan Alabama about conditions there. Four-H clubs showcase summer work at the Tuesday meeting September 15 with judges. Eugene Cornish returns from Naval Reserve camp at Gr ev Isle. Sunday guests included relatives from Orlando and Mass Mary Younglas. Charles Bal ehildres and Mrs Ruby enjoy a Cascade Park picnic then head to Birmingham. Cora Giles Cleveland in attendance at a Virginia gathering.
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