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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 07, 1930
Page
3
Phase 4416 lists numerous meetings across Lorain area clubs and organizations. Lectures, card parties, religious services, and social gatherings fill evenings at churches, lodges, Woodmen Hall, and private homes, with notable speakers from Oberlin, Lorain schools, and chambers of commerce.
Earl Bacox addresses veterans and Chamber of Commerce members on vital topics amid depression and Americanization efforts. Speakers include Auscliary and others with a penny sale planned to raise funds for ex-service men and the Moose Home at Mooseheart.
Mrs. W. C. Lockard of Harvard avenue celebrated a wedding anniversary with a social gathering including many relatives and friends. Guests listed include Mr. and Mrs. Henry Heniges and Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Fass, along with a large network of local residents. A luncheon and social hour followed the event, with music and readings by local students and guests.
Community notices report the Cottage Prayer Meeting of Lake Avenue church delayed for the week. Other items mention golf interest and a few social names, with scattered fragments of wedding and local event references amid the garbled text.
Miss E. Martie Mans returns from Ely to resume studies, with visitors including Miss Grace Worcester and Aliss at the home of her parents. George Nevins hosts a Sunday gathering with three children and Mrs. Isa bel Barter. Local arrivals include Mr. and Mrs. George Turnbull, Mr. and Mrs. Beakett, and Jessig Turner Mehka. The community notes engagements, university visits, travel to Newcastle and Toronto, and condolences for a local death are recorded among neighbors and relatives.
Cleveland residents attended the Burrows funeral at First Congregational Church. Miss Ruth Esler of West returned from the Progressive Education Conference. G. W. Elomficens of Grand Rapids visited Mrs. A. L. Meses. Mrs. C. Y. Barr and son Bold avg returned from Cambridge, Ohio. J. Krantz hosted his grandfather, and several locals were noted as guests or travelers to Defiance, Elyria, Amherst, and Los Angeles amid social rounds.
Heirs allege a heart attack occurred amid an estate dispute over a $59,000 bequest from an uncle in Scotland. The claim centers on the handling of the inheritance and the deceased’s final wishes.
A fragmented fashion brief discusses color trends and fabric pairings with references to pink green and blue palettes. It hints at coordinated outfits and house style notes, mentioning accessories and overall mood without clear names or dates.
The description notes a light green tone for sports costumes as the style mood, with pale green paired with blue or pink supplies reflecting newer interpretations, while gray with pink appears as an evening succession.
The Men s Club at the Congregational church has been postponed to Thursday May 1. Mayor Johrson of Parma has been obtained as speaker for this date. Motion pictures Wild Aeins and Bird Erfe will be shown.
An odd local note describes an optimistic cat in Chicago near a streak of stock market chatter. The feline is said to await a letter while watching activity in the neighborhood, with playful references to urban life and whimsical imagery surrounding the stock scene.
Inside the glass enclosed chute Hunter makes a stab with his right paw as hearts wait for another letter to drop past. Hunter believes one day he will get ret Ler in this odd scene. A stray line hints at a prize of $50,000 tied to a plan involving a churchyard in Chambersville.
Circuline wave promotion from Temple Beauty Shoppe at Masonic Temple offers all kinds of beauty work for seven dollars and fifty cents. Phone contact listed as 2016 for scheduling.
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