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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 20, 1933
Page
10
Easter week-end activities bring notable visitors to Spencer Spencer including families from Wellington Rochester and Cleveland. Local residents attend services and openings. Moe Potter and Edd Potter visit, the Suastika M E division plans a bake sale, and Gwendolyn Reese and Arthur Cordray are noted students visiting with families.
The Lindberghs traveled to Cleveland Sunday to visit their ill son Carlton Bresley who has pneumonia. Carlton left the hospital for home and is slowly improving, gaining strength daily. Mrs. Alice Hendricks also reported better and moving about. Easter visits and guests filled the week with relatives and friends from local towns and nearby areas.
A white stork pair migrating from South Africa to Germany left one mate with a broken leg near a small town. The surviving bird waited about three weeks for the mate to return before the pair reunited and resumed roaming, preparing for their long journey onward.
A penny red Manttius stamp sold in London for 2000 pounds, a record price for a stamp, while a Mauritius two penny stamp realized 8500 dollars. The stamps came from the collection of the late H P Manus of Amsterdam.
The United States supplied about two thirds of the railroad imports received by China last year. The figure highlights strong U S export ties and a sizable role in China’s rail expansion over the prior twelve months.
Mr. and Mrs. George Fuller host guests while K. C. Rice of Wellington visits with Frank Rice. Glenn Woods of Niles and Kenneth Smith of Ravenna stay with local families. Dick Aldrich from Ann Arbor spends spring break with parents. Several locals note health issues and family events including a death in Wellington and an Easter gathering.
Frank Chambers returned to Kent after a weekend visit with his parents Mr and Mrs H C Chambers. Mrs Frank Perry of Cleveland visits her daughter Mrs Clarence Smith and family on Gulf road. Brookside High School Glee Club practiced under Floyd Moore. Hazel and Helen Smith attended the Senior 4 H Club meeting at Elyria YMCA. Maybelle Hollis of Bowling Green visited her parents on Ford road. Mrs Orphelia Gowger is ill at her daughter’s home. Mrs Wilson and daughter Margaret of Dover visited the Smith family. The P L Chambers visited Grafton and Elyria. Elmer Owen, Sheffield Fire Chief, caught a 13 pound catfish last week. Mrs Peterson and daughters Arlene and Janice of Aves with Lillian Anderson and Christenson of Dover spent Saturday with the Smiths. Edward Brows and children visited Henry Jackson and family Sunday. Clarence Brush and daughters of Chestnut Ridge visited the Johnsons Sunday afternoon.
Johnson and family spent the weekend in Litchfield with the Breyley family. Mr and Mrs Ivan Boone and Bertie Jean joined, while Miss Virginia Trundle of Cleveland stayed with the Charles Parent home. M E B Myers and daughter from Norwalk visited relatives including Mrs Caroline Wood and Miss Mary Wood.
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