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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 11, 1932
Page
6
C 7. Van Luit guides space constrained gardens to choose deciduous shrubs and roses. He emphasizes growth habits for height, pruning, and sun needs, listing species like Althea Rose of Sharon, Aronia arbutifolia, Azalea japonica, and mentions hedges with Hamberry while noting planting and soil tips.
Medical clinic ad for Dr. F. M. Sponseller of Elyria Ohio offering treatment for piles fissure fistula colitis and varicose veins with no time off work. Includes contact at 622 Hiyria Savings & Trust blog and phone 32314. Saturday and Tuesday hours listed.
Oberlin April reports note P D Hubbard led East Oberlin Community Church services in Prof Ward's NY trip absence. S C W did not meet due to busy week. PTA met with Golden Glow Four-H sewing demo and vegetable wedding skit. Numerous local visits, gatherings, and family news follow, including obituaries and community engagements.
A gentleman recalls an ancestry tale from Wales describing a family pedigree spanning five parchments with a marginal note stating that during this period the world was created. The anecdote highlights how genealogical records connect to grand historical timelines and mythic origins.
Regular Lake Avenue Community Church services on Sunday include Sunday school at 9 50 with the lesson How Sin Begins from Genesis 2 followed by junior services at 10 45 and morning worship. PTA met in the school auditorium Wednesday with officer nominations the same as this year and plans for a summer round up, health clinic, and dental work funding. The Ladies Drum Corps of Elyria entertained with drills a playlet and readings. next PTA gathering set for May 4.
West Russia April 11 updates report L N Hurgt and family moving to Bailey farm northeast of Oberlin and James Mosher recovering after appendicitis. Attendance at Carleton Symphony Band concert, visits among locals, illnesses listed, minor injuries and social gatherings noted.
The page lists transfers and property details across Ridgeville Township including sublots in Meadowa Subdivision and Vermilion Lake Subdivision, with names such as Agnes Hansen Catherine Kelly and Irene Gridley. It mentions a naval letter from Harold Hochetetler aboard the Battleship U and Blackhawk, detailing pneumonia illness and enlistment in Shanghai for two more years.
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