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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Sep 30, 1949

Page

3

Division D of Lake Avenue Church Names Tax Stamp Teams

At a Lake Avenue Congregational Division D meeting held at Mrs Harry Benford’s home, two teams were chosen for the tax stamp drive with captains Mrs Dick Ryan and Mrs Ralph Shreve. Officers elected include Chairman Mrs Donald Jenkins Secretary Margaret Kidd and Treasurer Miss Bfyra Stevenson. Devotions were by Miss Frances Brillhart followed by luncheon. Next meeting set for October 25 at Mrs Marvine Limes’s home.

Lake Avenue Congregational Church Harry Benford Louisiana Avenue Dick Ryan Ralph Shreve Donald Jenkins Margaret Kidd Bfyra Stevenson Frances Brillhart

Local Licenses Granted For Four Individuals

Licenses issued to Alfred Richmond Jr., Cleveland office manager, and Janet Beach, Avon Lake. Also licensed are Murdock Brunner, Lorain welder, and June Talbot, Lorain.

Alfred Richmond, Jr Cleveland Janet M. Beach Avon Lake Murdock Brunner Lorain June Marie Talbot

Organization Meeting Circle Four of First Metheast Church

The First Metheast Church Circle No 4 held an organization meeting with 15 members served tea by Mrs Kolinski at the table. Mrs Shubert opened with a year start poem, and Mrs Haines led devotions on Moving Mountains. Officers elected include Miss Elizabeth Cawrse sunshine chairman Miss Cora Phelps treasurer Miss Nellie Miartle missionary chairman and Mrs Claude Learn devotional leader. Miss Mantie told a story about a Korean girl entering missionary school. The circle set the fourth Tuesday of each month for meetings and Miss Cawrse will host at 213 Starford Avenue on October 25.

Ast Church Peter Kolinski Kolinski Jeg Sheldon Edwin Shu- Mra Shubert George Haines Elizabeth Cawrse Sunshine Chaisiman Cora Phelps Nellie Miartle Cehairman Claude Learn Mantie

First Baptist Women’s Mission Bible Class Fall Meeting

The Women’s Mission Bible class at First Baptist Church will hold its first fall meeting at 7:30 this evening in the church basement.

Women’s Mission Bible Class The First Baptist Church

Local Readers and Names Mentioned in Obscure Notice

A fragmented section lists numerous names and addresses including Oberlin figures Mrs Allen Schriner 306 Tenth street Mrs Roth Standen 436 East River street Mrs Ward Sherck Lorain Miss Edna Johnson 252 Harvard avenue Carl Fesler 231 Erie street Jeanne Ody KR D No 1 Mrs Michael Kordelski 1886 Lake avenue Mrs George Hillmer 204 Stanford avenue Kathleen Spayde Columbia Station Laura Whitney 106 Chase street Mrs Emil Novak 511 East Broad street Perry Hummer South Amherst Mrs Emily Lrech Graf ton.

Oberlin Allen Schriner Tenth Street Roth Standen East River Street Ward Sherck Lorain Edna Johnson Harvard Avenue Carl Fesler Erie Street Jeanne Ody KR D Michael Kordelski Lake Avenue George Hillmer Stanford Avenue Kathleen Spayde Columbia Station Laura Whitney Chase Street Emil Novak East Broad Street Perry Hummer Amherst Emily Lrech Grafton

Girl Scouts Rally Postponed for City Exhibit Prep

The Hilltop House Camp Rally for Elyria Girl Scouts was postponed to prepare exhibits for a city wide gathering at First Methodist church on Saturday October 15 from 2 to 4 pm. The event will feature camp crafts Day Camp photos and troop badge work with movies at 3 pm in the church junior room. Mrs Don Burgar leads troop No 3 while troops 11 20 29 and 17 host at the Methodist church. The Red Feather agency invites the public to view what Girl Scouting means.

Hilltop House First Methodist Church Don Burgar Red Feather Agency Elyria

Pre nuptial Shower Honors Aliss Stadnik in South Amherst

Aliss Lottie Stadnik of Cleveland, bride elect of Ben Asbyk Jr. of South Amherst, was honored at a pre nuptial shower in Swiss Hall hosted by Mrs. Ray Gladys and Mrs. Ben Asbyk Jr. Attendees numbered about 80 as dancing and refreshments followed gifts centered on a colored umbrella. The wedding is set for October 22 at Nativity Catholic Church in Cleveland. Stadnik is the daughter of Mr and Mrs J Stadnik of Garfield Heights. Asbyk is the son of Mr and Mrs Ben Ashyk Sr. of South Amherst.

South Amherst Aliss Lottie Stadnik Cleveland Ben Asbyk Jr Swiss Hall Ray Gladys Nativity Catholic Church Sled J. Stadnik Garfield, Heights Ohio Bell Co Ashyk Ben Ashyk Sr

Former Editor of Cambridge Newspaper Dies

Harry W. Amos 73 longtime editor of the Jeffersonian in Cambridge died in a local hospital after an acute kidney ailment. He led the paper after his father founded it in 1892 and retired in 1945. Amos served as Ohio Historical and Archaeological Society trustee and was known for civic work and giving flowers to hospital patients and veterans. He is survived by his wife Elizabeth a son Robert W. Amos and brother Frank.

Cambridge Harry W. Amos The Jeffersonian Amos John 3 Ohio Historical and Archaeological Society Swan Hospital Fletcher General Hospital Elizabeth Denison University Robert W. Amos Frank

Points for Parents on Discipline and Consequences

A parent argues punishments must be direct natural results of an offense to teach discipline. The mother cites restricting bedtime after wrecking a clothesline and making the child replace the line with their own money as the appropriate response. The piece emphasizes discipline as a teaching tool rooted in logical consequences.

Carriers Hear Talk On Safety At Chronicle Telegram Meeting

Chronicle Telegram Carriers Association opened its 18th year with Lt Earl Boggs of the Elyria Police Department showing safety films. Melvin Shook presided as Carl Bieske outlined National Newspaper Boys Week plans including an OPS window display and safety reflector stickers for carriers. National Newspaper Boys Day activities are set for October 5 from 9 to 12 am at the Chronicle Telegram.

Chronicle-Telegram Carriers Association YMCA Melvin Shook Earl Boggs Elyria Police Department Carl Bieske Chronicle-Telegram Hallowe'en

Social notes from North Royalton area gathering and visits

Eaton FATON Mr and Mrs George Haag of North Royalton hosted guests with Eltons family Thursday evening. Other visitors included the Wilkin son and daughter and Sheryl Ann Berea Irene Buse Washington DC visiting her mother Walter Reese. Webber Stockport stayed overnight with Reisingers Saturday. Ginnever family Mansfield visited Corwin Swan and family. Tite and Minnie Tite Cleveland called on Minnie Tite Sunday. Frank Cousins Huron called on Hazen Tite Sunday afternoon with Wayne Tite Elyria family. Effie Carpenter hosted a birthday dinner for Alma Bartlebough Elyria with Jane Bartlebough Thelma Carruthers Gary Hales. C Y F Enjoys Hay Ride about 35 members and guests attended. Officers elected Janet Weston president Lee Grills vice president Carol Keiper secretary Carol Hicks treasurer Mary Carol Osborne recreation Mary Lou Wargo chairman Marjorie Grills Jack Fishburn refreshments Don Siniff chairman Etta Jane Tildes Lois Weston chaplain Carol Carpenter. CYF meets Sundays at town hall. Aid Groups Meet Ladies Act group 1 met Thursday.

Daisy Reisinger Hazen Tite Wayne Tite Elyria Effie Carpenter Alma Bartlebough Bartlebough Jane Thelma Carruthers Gary Jane Hales Jack Fishburn Don Siniff Etta Jane Tildes Lois Weston Carol Carpenter CYF Ladies Act Group

Suburban Calendar of Dances and Meetings Listed

Local calendar lists tonight events in Springsville Eaton Belden and North Olmsted including dances for juniors and veterans groups plus meetings of Kiwanis recreation commission and Pomona Grange. Sunday activities feature Rally Day church services firemen’s gathering and group officer elections with notes on past meetings and upcoming October 13 dates. Voodoo charm arrest noted in Detroit attached to gambling charge.

Knights of Columbus to Present Trophies in Annual Game

Elyria and Lorain Knights of Columbus councils plan annual grid game awards between Elyria Catholic and St Marys Lorain high schools. A banquet will honor both teams after each season in the host city. Two trophies will be awarded: a minor trophy forever with the winner and a major trophy held until the next defeat. If a team holds the major trophy for three years, it stays with them permanently and a new major trophy is added for future contests.

Elyria Lorain Knights of Columbus Elyria Catholic St Mary's Grane Knight William & Harta Elyria-Lorain

Bids Submitted for Police Car Purchase

Three automobile firms submitted bids this week for a police department car. Service Director Dr. Kothe reported the bid process proceeding smoothly.

Dr. Kothe

Car Dealers Bid Prices for Sedans and Police Ford

The Spitzer Motor Co. bids $1 675 for a four door Dodge sedan. Eleo Chevrolet bids $1 384 for a Chevrolet. J R Dali Motor Co. bids $1 638 for an eight cylinder Ford or $1 725 for the custom model. A police model Ford adds $30.

Spitzer Motor Co Eleo Chevrolet Chevrolet J. R. Dali Motor Co Ford

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Robert Roy Moore's Corset Shop Elma Moore W. Broad Anna Moore Elyria Elk Girl Scouts Jack Indicott Photo Shop West Broad ST Wspape Kenneth Jones St. Johns Church School Albert Wray John Berger Henry Feiman Margaret Schneider Albert Wragg Viola Krieger John Mori Alex Flowers Alfred Folli Marge Brucker Mary Lou Gauman Lilly Krebs Phyllis Berger N. E. Ohio Synod Youngstown Alfred Rolli Oldenburg Germany Pine Tree Town Hall Beverly Berry Sarah Hall Carl Obviour Helen Keisler Red Rose Shirley Ammenhauser Altar Society Ladies Altar Society Inez Huya Helen Zukowski Rose Sackett Edyth Thomas Wallace NO. Olmsted W.F.W Springsville EATON Ladies Aid Margaret Damon Belden Ridgeville Grange Hall Wakeman Wakeran Grange Belden—Bake Sale Bill Kulinech North Olmsted Kouples Klub Coe Memorial Lorain County Pomona Grange Huntington Grange North Eaton Church North Olmsted — Pilgrim Fellowships Barton Road Clague Road Belden Methodist Church Eaton — Firemen’s NO. Olmsted — Kiwanis Club Coe Memorial Bldg NO. Olmsted—Recreation Commission Eva B. Rummel Margie Barth Rummel Gertrude Weston Cora Swan Rose Blaine Grace Garretson Shiley Dudek Voodoo Works Detroit Will Harris Jai Werner Warner Georgia Huntington Middle Ave 4Th $T K. O. C. Councils Toda Appeinta Pane Carrot Eaton Banrou CNY Ny Broad St Capitol Theatre Laura Starek Merthe Gaye Merthe’s Millinery
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