Eastman Mir-A-Kal-Ray Lamp For Home First Aid
The Eastman infrared lamp offers safe heat therapy for fall and winter ailments. It features a patented filtering device to reduce burns, demonstrates deep-tissue heat rise in tests, and is used by universities and hospitals. The Ohio Public Service Co sells these lamps for home health care and early illness prevention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eastman
Council of Physical Medicine
The
American Medical Association
Universities of Michigan
Notre Dame
Missouri
Illinois
Columbia
Saratoga General Hospital
U. S. Marine Hospital
Ohio Public Service Co
La Grange Officers Appointed at W S C S Hall
LaGrange organizations report multiple officer changes in the W S C S. Mrs Selkind Heath resigns as president to teach at LaGrange school. Mrs Lillian Wallis elected to fill vacancy. Mrs John Curtiss becomes recording secretary. Mrs Charles Folsom resigns to chair Circle 1. Mrs Andrew Rawson named secretary of Christian Social Relations and local church activities. Mrs Arthur Dushenske leaves city. Plans set for November 2 bazaar dinner and supper. Mrs Rawson and Mrs Florence Nichols named general chairmen. Week of Prayer theme for October 21 meeting in church basement. dinner to be served by Mrs Helen Smith and committee.
Ross Furniture Store Yellow Tag Sale At 408 Middle Ave
Ross Furniture Store at 408 Middle Avenue hosts a yellow tag sale through October with every item included except manufacturer set prices. The store showcases lamps, living room suites, chairs, beds, bedroom sets, dining pieces, floor coverings, and gas ranges from Sunray to Eagle, all offered to raise cash by moving merchandise.
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Hhe Mus
Ross Furniture
Middle Avenue
Vernon Ross
Jechandie
Young America
Duran
Alka
Grand
American Beauty
Eagle Gas
Crosley
Admiral
Gibson
Ross
Lyndon Chapter opens fall season with dues and dinners
Worthy Matron Jeanette Shephard presides at Lyndon Chapter as members welcome former Kalamazoo resident Flora Neff back, honor July September birthdays, and announce October 1 Fellowcraft fish fry and dance. A charitable tea for longtime treasurer Alice Jones follows, with 385 members attending a tureen dinner prior. P.T.A. meeting reshuffles officers. project funds buy new lunchroom cupboards. A farewell wiener roast for Janet Lou Dushenstie and various social notes conclude. Britain now has 1,500,000 small poultry raisers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyndon
Jeanette Shephard
Flora Neff
Michigan
Daisy Sadler
Theodore Cook
Marie Crowell
Agnes Wise
Grafton Road
Booster Night at Lake Avenue hall with program and supper
Lake Avenue North Elyria Grange observed Booster Night at their hall with a tureen supper served by Winifred King and her committee. A program followed with Nelliée Edwards in charge and J H Hogan introducing the new Elyria Township schools principal and his wife.
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Lake Avenue
Maude Kindle
Leota Babcock Mitchell
Kenneth Smith
West
Abbott and Costello
Frank Mason
Economy Shoe Store Emphasizes Quality and Lower Price
The Economy Shoe Store on East Avenue owned by John Demartran emphasizes quality and low prices due to low overhead. It offers top quality men and boys shoes in wide sizes including dress and work styles with oil proof soles and safety toe options.
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East Avenue
Broad
John Demartran
John
Local store highlights diverse work shoe styles and Ball Rubber wear
The establishment offers a broad range of work shoes in Oxford and high top styles. It also carries a complete line of Ball brand rubber foot wear for men and boys, expanding options for durable footwear needs.
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Oxford
Engagement Teardrops Deflect Bandit Cash Heist
In Chicago a ruthless bandit seized $100 from General Finance Loan Company and killed five workers before pilfering an engagement ring from Miss Gladys Ross, 19. Tears from the would be fiancée softened the criminal, who retrieves the ring and escapes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Love
General Finance Loan Company
Gladys Ross
Chronicle Telegram Ohio News Briefs September 27 1948
Chronicle Telegram coverage from Lyria Ohio dated Monday September 27 1948 highlights local notices and brief updates. Includes short items on community events and public notices from Chronicle Telegram staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chronicle-Telegram
Lyria
Ohio
Thief Returns to Scene of Crime in Police Station
A thief who ripped two cigarette cartons and trinkets from a patrol car was arrested by Cpl. Paul London when he entered police headquarters for water. Keyser carried the cigarettes under his arm as officers confirmed the theft. Stolcker of Worcester advertises his 1939 car bluntly and sells it for 350 dollars after a buyer responds. Japan allocates one soap piece per family every three months for both toilet and laundry use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Louis
Paul London
Thomas Keyser
Keyser
Worcester
Mass
Richard D. Stolcker
Bup
Japan
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la Grange
Opp
James Lewis Monument Co
Cleveland St
Elyria
Tony Manzo and
Woodford Avenue
Likly - Rockett
Broad St
Schroeder Tin Shop
Vaporaths
Middle Ave
Cedar St
Clint
Willard Batteries
F.S
West Avenue
Second Street
Lyria Moving & Cartage CO
5Th St
Storco
Getsel
MFG., Inc
West Ave
Ross Furniture Company
Rae
Treasuer
Alice Jones
P.T. A
Parent-Teachers Association
Alden Hopkins
Howard Dunlap
Charles Mac
Blaine Archer
Betty Holcomb
Andrew Rawlson
Willmot Lane
Harold Darby
Donald Miller
Paden Coontz
Methodist Church
Coast Guard
Lorain
Janet Lou Dushenstie
Arizona
Frank Gibson
Cleveland
Cora Abbey
Thornton Gannett
Wellington
Frank Opfer
Frances Dehlinger
Britain
Raybestos
Bill Palm
Manun A
Shelvador
Norm
Rus
Eget
GEQ
R. Allen & Son
General Insurance
Lorain County Bank
Drores
Penriels
Bermuda
Schwind
W. Second St
Horton Portable Ironer
Horton
Ohio Public
Hief
West Broad Street
George Holobach
Mer
KODA
Koplin’s Drug Store
Lod St
Maxine - Kay
Evelyn
Edna Gall
Mary
Betty
Peg
Helen
Phyllis
Beulah
Mrs. B
Birkline
Second St
Elks Club
Sonotone
Jack Knight
the Dry Cleaner
Mari
Lorain Glass CO
Fourth St. Alley
Middle
Elyria Coach CO
Home Owned and Operated
Park Ave
East Broad
Graystone Cocktail
Elyria Lumber & Coal CO
Dial
Crawford
Crawford Door
Day’s Hardware & Music
Broad Street
Menses
Pi Sarhay
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