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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Sep 14, 1949

Page

5

Woman's Society holds September meeting at Methodist church

Suburban Henrietta report covers September meeting of the Woman's Society of Christian Service at the Methodist church parlor with hostesses and a guest program. The session featured a devotional on tolerance, a business portion, and plans for future fundraisers and events.

Esther Circle Meets at Carlisle Home on Rowson Road

Carroll Shepard hosted Esther Circle with 13 members and guests including Mrs. Thom Scott and Mary M. Carlirs. Reflected meditation led by Mrs. Rar A. Jackson and a discussion on race relations. A vote favored uniting with another circle for a September project.

Esther Circle Carlisle Wirs Carroll Shepard Rowson Road Srlvia Kreely Thom Scott Mary M . Carlirs Frank Moran J. D. Squires Heaven Mirs A. Jackson St. John Veter Woman's Society of Chin Service Erik Beckmen Edwin Robson LePorte Church Wallace Aker Toys Alex Doman Woman's Society LaPorte Hill Frank Hill Lola Hazel McKelvey Grafton Road Ruth Circle Ben Kennelly

Penfield Church Welcomes New Minister For First Sermon

About seventy five attended the Penfield morning worship as Rev. Mr. Schissler preached his first sermon titled Foundations For The Soul. The Women’s Association circle meets Wednesday September 14 at Society Hall with a covered dish dinner at 12 30 PM. Mr and Mrs Floyd DeLong and daughter Laurel and Mr and Mrs Lloyd Lechleitner and son Glenn of Spencer enjoyed a trip to Penn

Penfield

Kipton School News Opens With Record First Grade List

First graders greet new teacher Mrs Ed Lauener including Sharon Ackerman Lawrence Barber Diane Bauchman Lowell Brumby James Bryiden Shirley Curry Gene Curry Lois Dennison Janette Edwards Miriam Griener Betty Haker John Ilves Larry Laisy Dale Lauener John McGee Berneta Merrill Lorena Radcliffe George Raser Marjorie Sabin Bernadette Schmidt Linda Searles William Sharp Jerry Robinson Dorothy Woodrum Charles Woodrum Enrollment for the school is 187. Class officers selected across seniors juniors sophomores and freshmen with named leaders and reporters.

Kipton Ed Lauener Sharon Ackerman Lawrence Barber Diane Bauiman Lowell Brumby James Bryiden Shirley Curry Gene Curry Lois Dennison Janette Edwards Miriam Griener Betty Haker John Ilves Larry Laisy Dale Lauener iJohn McGee Berneta Merrill Lorena Radcliffe George Raser Marjorie Sabin Bernadette Schmidt iLinda Searles William Sharp Jerry Robinson Dorothy Woodrum Charles Woodrum Lewis Banes Elvin Waite Carl Bates Harold Fretz Delores Gehringer Mary Jones Wanda Ing Faye Ellwell Marblehead Arthur Blackwell Kemp Whitney Camden Garden Club Rochester Garden Club Jessie Anderson California Grace NicBurnie Litchfield Edd Ayliffe Charles Boniface Philadelphia Charles Bon Fate Robert Me. Neil Knoxville Tenn The Baptist Church Tennessee

Brighton Families Gather for Weekend Visits and Reunions

Brighton residents hosted relatives and friends across a string of weekend gatherings. Attendees included the Clark Ewell family in Akron and Birmingham, the Hermans in Birmingham with granddaughter Pamela Ann, and guests at the Clawson and Poppe homes. Nearby trips included Howe family reunion in Guvahoge Falislas and travels by Harry Grumbles through Utah to New York.

Clark Ewell Alton Herman Birmingham Pamela Ann Airs Dean McCielien Geneva Leitner +s Clarksfield End Irs John Burge Jess Burge Helen Frank MicCiellan Harry Clawson Ted Cunningham Josephine Humphrey New London Earl Clewson Oberlin Hans Poppe Pau Schoenling Conrad Heas Harrison Donald Durham Akron Joh. Burge Oy Mrr Charles Lampen Howe Guvahoge Falislas Harry Grumbes Utah New York Clerk Ewell Ewell Philip Elizabeth Hunt Mary G Elyria Surcar Mary ‘Eaton Jannet Pamela Mirs Ray Ewell Cheryl Donald Day Donna Paul Rhodes North Olmsted Zelle Johnson Forest Matchamson Lester Lynda Louise

First Louis ball game in Cleveland last Saturday

Sunday dinner guests were Mr and Mrs Russell Lecy of Elyria. Tuesday evening at the Ciar Gess home guests were Dr and Mrs Lee Laypert of Massillon. Mrs Laypert remained on Friday evening. Thursday supper guests were Mr and Mrs Edward Kamp and Jack Kamp of Wellington.

Henrietta Woman's Society of Christian Service Elmer Portman James Enhm George Talbot Lena Hostetler Walker Angerspech Thompson Harry Myers Harold Bauman Wa Angersbach Bonnie Deniels Barbara William Griffin Percy Crawford Imnebrock Pocono Pers Ales bYame Mon Ever Spokine Wash Merten Munroe Lera Hostetter Elmer Kreise Brownhelm Ash Elmer Pee Leslie Gould Elyria Paul Portman Katie Burkes John Geissendoerfer Geissendoerfer Nelson Reusser Alen Ray Albert Reusser Victor Hostetler Detroit Frank Twining Raymond Hawke Earl Kendeigh Rebert Chevrerton Jane Kendeizh Pacific Grove Calif Earl Kendeizh C. L Boehmer Columbus Alr Ernest Lemvermier Bruce Arnstair Cage Rives Clarence Amstutz Youngstown Ida Keighley Thomes Sehmit Eiviia Elmer Perrlman Thomas Gray Peter Elvrra Arr Irvin Jarcox Hariend Schlecter Cleveland M. G. Johnson Vhter Anne Mir Daniel Oberlin Zanesville Russell Lecy Ciar Gess Lee Laypert Massillon Laypert Edward Kamp Jack Kamp Wellington J. W Lloyd Ohio Florida F. B. Sears Helen Powel Bobbie Lille Leach Rena Bounds Darrell Bound Norman Kelly Blake Kulp Lafayette Stockinger Dorothy Keen Eileen Hoffman Carl Hoffman Walter Richards Timmy Henry New Canaan

Avon Lake Garden Club Meets Avon Lake

The Avon-on-the-Lake Garden club met Monday afternoon with Mrs. Thomas Scort. Guest speaker Henry Burkhardt discussed trees. A daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs. Edward Brohl of Rice Park. James Laughlin wed Lois Oster in Anderson Indiana.

Cleveland Lois Oster Clement Oster Anderson Ind James Laughlin Anderson Ind Carl Eissler Detroit Joan Weve Kendera Johnston, Pa Joe Kendera Barbara Cajka Joe Cajxa

West River Road Guests and Social Notes

West River Road society pages detail guests visiting Lorain area families from Rocky River Grafton Euclid Elyria and Chardon. Attendees include the Charny Kangas Morris and Breeden families with a corn roast Labor Day and a gift shower for John Charny Jr. planned near Elyria and Euclid.

West River Road J. C. Sweet Rocky River J. G. Morris C. W. Haver Grafton Road George Ridgwear Albert Charny H. E. Kangas Jate Milton Fla Harvey Hangas Leo Phillip Charl Don Phillip Bangas Andrew Charny Euclid John Morris Andrew Pohorence East River Street Elyria Poherence Ford Road Elmer Keller Charles Newport R. I Gilbert Smith Clyde Fridenstine Kate’ Beese Ruby Beal Airs Beese Lee Bollamer Geauga Lake Mirs George Ridgway H. H. Kangas Air Labor Day O. L. Breeden Ray Breeden William M. Breeder Kenneth Breeden Joseph Bownie Jack Bratt Chet Morgan Lorain Myrtie Pittsburgh William A. Breeden Great Falls Nicholas Breeden Fairfax Charles Breeden Manassas Michael Charny Whitford H. H W. J Rorms Harvey Kangas Andrew Charney Albert Charney Milton, Fla Cleveland Andrew Charny, Jr W. H. Chambers Chamber Virgil Jacobs Viola Alliance Harvey H. Kangas Lorain Harbor Shadden Road Albert Cahrny Paul Tommer

Lorain School Serves Noon Lunch to Pupils

In Lorain Miss Rose May Camera is honored as a leader. Gulf road school Birs offers daily noon lunches with Helen Smith in charge of preparation and service for over 59 pupils this year. Upcoming meetings include the Markley Hobein Unit of the National Needlecraft Guild on September 14 at Mrs. Morris Ford road and the Maplewood PTA first meeting September 5 at 6 p.m., led by Mrs. Harold Afcore of South Amherst, Lorain PLTA president.

Gulf Road Birs Helen Smith Markley Hobein National Needlecraft Guild Ars. Harold Afcore South Amherst Lorain Plt. A

Community Notes From Litchfield and Nearby

Local visitors and gatherings populate a Labor Day weekend report in Litchfield and surrounding towns. Entries include retirees returning from Guam, farewell dinners for departing Ohio families, hospital visits, state fair outings, and a Holmes family reunion with 55 attendees.

Local Society News and Weddings Reported

Mr. and Mrs. Baldwin return to Pembroke. Miss Josephine Adler wed Adelbert Clark at St James Lutheran with reception at Crosleys. Progressive class meeting postponed to Sept 22. Dinner guests include Mrs. Bertha Orosz and others from Elyria. Andrew Scherba returns to Flint after visit.

Vincent Frances Stinepring T. M. Baldwin Pembroke M. C Pembroke College D. F. Eschtruth Josephine Adler Adelbert Clark St. James Lutherian Church Crosleys Elyria Andrew Scherba Flint Mich Vincert

St Johns Church Activities Highlight Local Gatherings

St Johns church groups hosted events including a dinner for 32 by the Good Will Workers class at the Wilson home in Birmingham. The Womens Guild planned a swiss steak dinner and firemen revised meeting times ahead of October events and Rally Day observances at area churches.

South Amherst St. John's Church School Womens Guild of

Hallowe'en Plans and Local Club Notices In AMBHERST

Chamber of Commerce boards meet to organize a Halloween celebration for October 30 with committees for prizes entertainment tickets and refreshments. Auxiliary and Grange groups elect officers plan booster night hayride and hospital visit. Band Mothers Band Mothers meeting set. Beta Sigma Phi Zeta Zeta outlines October 29 hayride and new extension officer. Mary Marthas host fall events. Masons prep banquet and O S announces birthday and charter member celebrations.

Ambherst Chamber of Commerce Roy Anderson Max Egeland Hallowe'en Roy Berring Walter Mischka Fred Deiner Ralph Prithe Walter Schulz Carl Ehrman Maynard Schoner John Smythe Bill Robertson Jack Koontz Alex Eseland Arthur Meesig Ray Ebrhech William Redmann C. L. Goodspeed Kenneth Mather Kenneth Alexander Conrad Zilch Ron Hart Evert Nyien Bill Guid Elie Town Hall Anderson William Bodmann Evert Nylen Ray Ehrlich C. J. Ehrman Roy Berrington Criie Hospital Cleveland Binzo Martha Kruse Aletta Beesing Juanita Moebius Jane Franklin Shirley Childress Agnes Kruse Nell Wilker Bertha White Cleo Towne Frieda Whiton Hickory Tree Grange Grange Zeta Zeta Beta Sigma Phi Florence Nahm Marilyn Schwartz Evelyn Dunn Norma Warrick Peg Ward Carol Menz Joan Sharp Lois Jones Ann Grahn Donna Lancers Arlene Baird Congregational Church Helen Schibilex Mayme Brainerd Trelma Nugent Flo Darling Ben Rozsos Rith Sieck Hatry Bacon Hazel Richmond Kitty Robertson

Sullivan Flower Show Brings Community Fair to Sullivan

The Space and Trowel Garden club sponsored a nonjudged flower show at the Congregational church from 2 to 10 pm on Wednesday with a tea and silver offering. Will Smith of Ashland visited Sullivan for Labor Day. Joice Osterholt of Akron joined churchgoers and visited local residents. Osterholt was born in Sullivan. The Masons plan a party to honor the Deputy Grand Master.

Sullivan The Space and Trowel Garden Club Congregational Church al Silver Will Smith Ashland Hettie Fast Joice Osterholt Akron Christian Church J. H. Blocker Mr. Osterholt Masons

Wakeman Bank Directors Dinner At Morroco Club

Birmingham Honor Bank personnel and directors dined at the Morroco club in Birmingham for a Wakeman Bank event. Mrs Nancy Schoff and niece Kathryn Richter planned an indefinite California sightseeing trip. Community members attended Labor Day Air Races and visits to relatives at Fields Corners and Cleveland. 4 H club Congress attendees included Shirley Brechmacher Grant Wang and Melvin Bass. Florence Ladies Aid set a September 21 church parlor meeting with hostesses listed. Friendship class to meet September 20 at Savier home.

Honor Bank Birmingham Ruth Spoerr Trevah Gerrick Frank Long Baker Melvin’ S Savier

Belden School Opens With Crowded Lower Grades

Belden Belden school opened last Tuesday with lower grades crowded. First through eighth grades total 116 students with detailed counts for each class. Upper grades 44 students. Elections held for class officers. Many community updates and social events noted including Farm Bureau and Circle Two activities.

Circle One Hosts All Day Meeting at Sooy Home

An all day Community Circle One meeting was hosted by Mrs. Clayton Sooy at her home, featuring a bounteous noon dinner, readings from Psalm 91, and a brief talk by Rev. Gale. Officers were elected: Sooy president Prout vice president Jonasson secretary Wise treasurer Hostler sunshine chair. Plans included a church grounds picnic and October meeting at Mrs. Weiz home.

Clayton Sooy Gale Charles Prout Anna Hostler Arthur Jonasson Clarence Wise Hostler Sunshine Dwight Reisinger Sooy Circle One Circle Two Jonasson Baby Walt Disney Producetion U.S.A Clement Weiz

Local Guests Visit Grafton Area Homes

Sunday visitors included Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Pijor and Mr. and Mrs. John Noveske with Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Pijor. Dr. and Mrs. David Sprague and daughters from Lakewood joined the gatherings. Anna Tomasheska of North Olmsted stayed five days with Otto Thomas and Mrs. Thomas.

Thos. Pijor Joseph Pijor John Noveske Elyria H. H. Schriver David Sprague Lakewood Anna Tomasheska North Olmsted Otto Thomas Walter Bell Burr Clark Finna Hostler Maynard Opfer Elkhard Ind Edmund Schulz Lorain Clyde Bennett Barbara Willoughbr Arthur Bennett

Valley City enjoys Wilner roast and local visits

A wiener roast for Valley City VFW and auxiliary members occurred Wednesday September 14 at 7 30 pm in Hartscrabble grove. Guests included Rev and Mrs M Paestnick and family. Locals, travels to Columbus and Medina visits are noted along with a note on Bangs disease costs to livestock industry.

Wilner Valley City Hartscrabble Grove V.F.W M. Paestnick Sons Bucyrus Donald Parfitt Earl Arick Anna Muntz York Emil Munm Charles Spieth Cleveland Harry ‘Spieth Douglas Parma Joan Arick Joanna Bargeri Fin Ishe O. P. Welfe Jennie Arick Medina Orley Gingerr Elrria Donald Perfitt

Peterson's Ointment Ad Promises Quick Pile Relief

A Buffalo druggist created Peterson's Ointment 40 years ago to ease itch and pain from piles. The paste was lauded for cooling soothing astringent relief and became a nationwide favorite selling 40c boxes and 60c applicator tubes with a money back guarantee.

Buffalo Peterson

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