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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 12, 1934
Page
4
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Mrs. Fleming of Amherst hosts a noon wedding for her daughter Hele Beryl Fleming to Elmer Clary of Birmingham at the Fleming home on Cleveland Avenue. Rev H C Jensen officiates in a rose green decor with a three tier cake and guests from Amherst and nearby towns. The couple will reside on a Birmingham farm after a short east honeymoon and Mrs Clary is a Kent Normal School and Amherst graduate.
Sunday visitors gathered from Lodi to Akron at the Spencer area homes including the Fullers and Brinker families. Miss Radie Spencer led a Cleveland sight-seeing trip with Junior and Senior girls. Elyria residents visited P. J. White and George Hartman while Frank Farrey, the local basketball star, is highlighted for his career totals and recent season play.
Wellington Kiwanis plans its tenth anniversary on May 24 with a Ladies Night. Guests include Hunsell C Heddleston and Charles W. Davis, plus district secretary Peter Land. Local secretary J W H Varo writes a history titled The First Ten Years.
A Cleveland College sociology professor reviews a letter from John Marshall High School students in Minneapolis. The group outlines seven conclusions on how depressions affect juvenile delinquency, family ties, home training, employment, spending, and youth outlook. The response praises student work and invites further sociology class contributions for future columns.
Henri De Glane, former world heavyweight wrestling claimant, will debut in Cleveland at Public Hall next Wednesday night April 1% in a finish match with Hungarian titleholder Sandor Szabo. Promoter Steve McPherson has lined a star studded card. Farley’s wife Doris Lynn, a former basketball player, also appears on the card.
Plans for the Lorain County American Legion banquet in Wellington on Thursday evening April 19 were discussed at Morgsan-Dirlam post. The post voted to frame Verdun pictures presented by members and to hang them in the postrooms.
William Peden and Freddie Zach won the Cleveland third international bike race on a 2 452 mile course by amassing points from sprint events. Alfred Le Tourneur and Henri LePage finished second after a late stumble by Peden drew boos. Final standings showed five teams tied for first as the two hour finale began with Peden leading 940 points to Le Tourneur.
Ohio Racing Commission approved dates for eight racing meets across multiple venues. Beulah Park hosts events May 2 to June 2 and September 1 to 29. Urbana harness meets run July 6 to 9, and State Fairgrounds Columbus hosts June 28 to July 4. Each date window confirms runs at Thistledown, Coney Island, Bainbridge, and other tracks, with several requests deferred or under review.
De Glane returns from a European tour with 61 wins in ten months while eyeing the Ronehneck and Whiskers crowns. Notables include Gino Garibaldi versus Ted Travis for a world title and Lloyd Kennedy facing Buck Jones, with Pat O’Hara and Ted Travis also set for key runs.
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