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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Apr 23, 1930

Page

2

Qtarians Hear Of The Work At Gates Hospital

Qtarians heard about hospital work at Gates. Dr John Mannix and Dr Melvin Clara explained surgical methods and X rays showing lengthening bones in disabled children. They cited reduced stays and costs, with about 1129 patients treated yearly. Rotary club officers for next term were announced and a dinner invitation noted.

Gates Hospital John Mannix M. Lark John Rana'n Iairmant Mani'x Melvin Clara James A Heuwint James Thomas Charles Tucker Zils Vermilion Rotary Thera Eveaing Wm McClelas Bob Moore Lawrene Webber Walter Kehr Irsh Rose

Camden wedding of Hazel Radcliffe and William Jackson

Miss Hazel Radcliffe and William A Jackson wed at Rev P E Harding's home on Friday April 18. Attendants were WLC Jackson and the Eckleys. Afterward the couple left for Niagara Falls and Canada, then plan to farm at the Radcliffe estate. The bride, a Camden High School and Ashland College graduate, taught at Webeman. the groom, Camden High School graduate, helps on the Jackson farm.

L ES Radcliffe Willam A. Jackson W. C. Jackson P E Harding Wlc Jackson Eckley Oberlin Mr Jackson Niagara Falls Canada Radcliffe Jackesn Camden High School Ashland College Webeman Jackson Camden Hich Jackson Farm Fred Loser Akron A. Brumdyland Frank Loser Florence Curtiss Facalls Ithtea New York Mra F E Weekster Howard Ringler Cleveland C. J. Betts Camden Baptist Church George “Myers Wekeman Seston Moore Brighton Methodist Church Myers W. H Schweinfurth Ada Fred Anderson Shelby Eleanor Myers Lewis Myers Lakewood Buria Camden Cemetery Ralph Holden Birmingham Holden P. E. Harding Afiss Gladys Adams Ronald Deane Lorain Harding Adele Rowe Eugene Prentiss Darwin Sharp F. E Sharp Eldon Radcliffe Wellington WF. Betts Mabelle Whitney Womans Missionary Society

Canton Woman Spends Weekend With Parents

Miss Esther Calkins of Canton spent the weekend with her parents Mr. and Mrs W W Calkins.

Esther Calkins Canton Mrs. W. W. Calkins

Local social notes and neighborhood visits feature many names

Mrs Frank Eschtruth and others call on Mrs D A Reynolds. new home for James Joiner family on West River road. deaths reported for Kiesler's mother. M E church official board met with eleven attending. numerous visits and calls across Wellington area including Hurlburt family in Cleveland. Willing Workers class honor Julia Balint and Mrs Eschtruth. Penna trips and Kent student Francis Simeping. WBA lodge gathering. assorted health updates on Shirley Garfield and Mrs Hur'nar plus Mrs Stineering and Mrs Chambers health notes.

Beese D. A. Reynolds J. G. Morris Frank Burgess Oberlin John; Reese Oberlin Road Dar Homer Hurlbut Edith Huaribut S. Hurlburt Cleveland M. EB. Church R. Eschtruth Julia Balint Eschtruth Ray Butler Alma Vickers Arthur Eschtruth Penna William Morris Thursda Willard Dittman Adelbert Hucd Lorain B. H. Hurd Edga- Pokner O” Dover A C. Warner John Andrews Elyria A. C. Warner Wellington Francis Simeping Kent Ohio Thomas Bert Waser Axon Lake Myron Keiler Jol Heethel D Pickett C le Melntire WBA Frigal Wl Hecork Henry Taft P. L. Chambers Morris Jessie Garfield Shirley Garfield Nettie Johnson Chambers C Hur’nar Stineering

Lost Boy Dodges Foul Air In Miner's Maze

In Bedlington England four year old John Miller was lost for days inside old mine passages. He kept moving to avoid the gas and finally ate his candle after food and water ran out, hoping to survive the perilous maze.

Moner Bedlington England Jobn Miller

Cities Service Has Biggest Year

Cities Service Company reports 1929 as the most successful year in its history. Assets surpassed one billion dollars with consolidated net earnings of 70,506,708 dollars. Public trust subsidiaries earned the era’s largest yearly total, exceeding 62,000,000 dollars, as the firm marked record earnings and asset growth.

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