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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Aug 03, 1934

Page

9

Birthday Party Becomes Lake Avenue Social Event

Mrs William King Sr of Lake Avenue celebrated her birthday with a Wednesday afternoon party attended by forty ladies. Prize winners included Miss Lorraine Sinegar Mrs Cora Hebebrand and Mrs William King Jr A dainty lunch followed.

William King Lake Avenue Lorraine Sinegar Cora Hebebrand William King, Jr Mildred Telzerow Ralph Meyers Howard Beal Milton Troup Albert King John Sinegar Virginia Sineger William King Sr Lena Schreffler Wooster King

Picnic Supper in Wellington Enjoyed by Veterans and Ladies

Approximately fifty members and guests of the Sons of Union Veterans and the Daughters of Union Veterans gathered at the home of Mr. and Mrs. H. B. Stevick in Wellington for a picnic supper. A planned outdoor program was canceled due to a storm. indoors a program with talks by Hon. W. H. Vanoster, Rev. J. A Kaley, G. B. Findley, H. B. Stevick, and Custer Snyder was applauded. a community sing led by Charles Willard and various solos marked the evening.

Sons of Union— Veterans Daughters of Union Veterans H. B. Stevick Wellington W. H. Vanoster Loval J. A Kaley G. B. Findley Custer Snyder Lorain Charles Willard Archibald Willard Nellie Straw

Hospital Admissions and Discharges List

Admissions include Norman Hills Bond Street Norman Hills 47 Bond Street Edward Stevens 1736 Middle Avenue Carole Jackson 543 Lodi Street Mrs Frank Rhoads R D No 2 Florence Shhiff Lorain Charles Hahn R D No 8 Carrie Walker R D No 1 James Lamadue 14 Longford Avenue J Baltwell 215 Harwood Street Discharges include Mrs Herman Lean art baby boy 455 E Broad Ellsworth Shepherd baby R D No 2 Mrs Albert Love Ashland James Lumadue 314 Td Avenue Mrs Alfonso Thiisty 231 Princeton Avenue Charles Hahn R D No 3

Norman Hills Bond Street Edward Stevens Middle Avenue Carole Jackson Lodi Street Frank Rhoads Florence Shhiff Lorain Charles Hahn R. D Carrie Walker James Lamadue Longford Avenue J. Baltwell Harwood Street Herman Leanart E. Broad Ellsworth

Mrs Frank Walker Honored Guest At Postnuptial Shower

Mrs Frank Walker nee Constance West was honored last evening at a post nuptial shower for twelve guests at the home of her former on Butternut Ridge Road. The event featured bridge games, prizes to Edna Maclee, and gifts for the honoree. Attendants included Ruta Summersee Jean Summerlee Edna Mae Wilson Alice Osborn Sara Nierman Thelma Helfrich Evelyn Rogers and Mrs Clarence Schroeder.

Frank Walker Constance West Moss Clara Mac Ei Mire Charles Smith Butternut Ridge Road Edna Maclee Ruta Sumaersee Jean Summerlee Edna Mae Wilson Alice Osborn Saraa Nierman Thelma Helfrich Evelyn Rogers Clarence Schroeder Walker

Fields M. E. Church Announces Sunday Services

The Fields M. E. Church will host Rev John A. Rooniz for Sunday morning sermon The Key To Closed Doors. A mane'te for the boy follows. The Te g Trio performs special music Miss DeLloyd plays the Prelude and Postlude. Service begins at 6 15 o'clock Sunday School at 11 15 with classes for all attendees.

John A. ‘Rooniz

Division A Chairman To Me For A Tea

Division A met at Second Congregational Church on Thursday afternoon with Mrs Hazel Boynton in charge of the business session. Hostesses Mrs Kathryn Krugman and Mrs Jana Smith assisted. Plans were set for a silver tea on August sixteenth at Mrs Boynton's Bond street home. Mrs Cora Bemis led a devotional before the session. Next regular meeting is September sixth at the church with a two threen luncheon.

Ladies Aid Society St. John’s Lutheran Church Third Street Armin Schroeder Cascades Park Charles Koehn Bertha Peters Alfred Bucholtz August Novak Second Congregational Church Kathryn Krugman Jana Smith Hazel Boynton Boynton Bond Street Cora Bemis

Local Society Notes Span guests and travels across states

Mr and Mrs N S Hearn expected home tomorrow from Kalama zoo Michigan to reside in Amherst. Mrs Leonard Duckett and daughter Joyce left for Danville to visit sister in Regina Canada. J R Caldwell family and Crampton son plan weekend trip to Port Stanter Ontario. Mrs Harold Lane of Detroit visiting her mother on Cleveland Street. Miss Mary Boughton of Havana returned home with Mrs Pumphrey who will visit Havana. Herbert Nunn and two sons of Wilmiette start sales work for Cleveland Automatic Co in the area. George Busch and wife attend Century of Progress. Mrs J W Landon returned home after Cleveland visit. KL Williams entertained at Oberlin Inn with nine guests. Mr and Mrs L Bristol host niece Lucille Hebr for two weeks. Rev Fr Mulroney visiting relatives here. Harry Allen family and others visiting in Eustis Florida. Washke, Kantor, and others returned from Dundee after a funeral. P G Waterman and companion cruising locally.

N.S. Hearn Kathryn Eckler Kalamazoo Michigan Amherst All Leonard Duckett Joyce West Avenue Danville,. Y Regina Sask Canada J. R. Caldwell Tenth Street Crampton Cleveland Port Stanter Ontario Harold Lane Detroit Louis Ingner Cleveland Street Mary Boughton Havana Ohio H B. Pumphrey East Avenue Pumphrey Herbert Nunn Wilmiette Linots Patrick Columbus Street Nunn Cleveland Automatic Co George Busch la Grange Road J. W. Landon Cornell Avenue KL. P W. EB. Mulroney Biloxi Mississippi E. M. Willams Mary Mulroney Harry Allen Marian Allen D. Winney Eustis Florida J. A. Washke Stephen Kantor Ted Washke Carl Marringer Dundee Charles Schultz P. G. Waterman LaGrangs High School Pauline Raeam Speicemian School F. B. Gott Ruth Paul Warner Betty Orlando Will Hastings Andrew Rawson Mittawanga Margere Sage Mason Powers Deshler Iya Dean Edith Burst Harold Taylor Junior Lois Jean Taylor Elyria Lula Wilcox Karl Kolinski Don Carmel Grafton Carmel W. C. Knowles Julius Wilto Pleasant View South Main Street Wilcox Iva Dean Huron County Franies Holcomb Nellie Jackson Willard Genmeyer Melvin Halhaill Guy Ambary Sunda Ted Caderham Raymond Lome R. D. Hale Buswell Vermont Street M. EB Church Mise Jennie Hubbard Fred Dernier Elton Hess Vernon Hagmann and Sons Lyle Trenton New Jersey

Great Lakes visitors visit Mrs Wiers and Moehlmans

Great Lakes aboard S S Octa Bara with Mrs Bertha Stullwaugh and children from Hamilton Ohio visit Mrs Agnes Wiers on Seventh Street. Mrs Moehlman Sr and Mr and Mrs Leroy Moehlman with daughter Dorne Jeanne from Madison Wisconsin have been guests of Mr and Mrs Harry Moehlman of Deniform Avenue. They returned home yesterday with their hosts.

Great Lakes S. S Octa Bertha Stullwaugh Hamilton Ohio Stullwaugh Agnes Wiers Seventh Street Moehlman Leroy Moehlman Dorne Jeanne Madison Wisconsin Harry Moehiman Deniform Avenue Ang Neste

Avon Lake Garden Party a Success

Avon Lake hosts annual Garden Party by the American Legion Auxiliary at the Schaible home with prizes at each table and door prizes won by W Ed Osterland and Mrs. Thom. The Laux family reunion drew 105 attendees at Avon Lake Park with games, contests, and swimming. Officers for the coming year were elected, with Mrs Jennie Bins as president and Charles Wagner as vice president. Remaining notes cover local visits, a life saving class starting August 2, a Democratic Women’s Club meeting August 7, and assorted regional notices.

Avon Lake The American Legion Ausillary G. Schaible W Ed Osterland Thom Frank Krebs J. Tobey Laux Avon Lake Park Sre Jennie Bins Charlies Wagner Avon Celia Slife Land Lovisa Diedrich Ridgeville Toana Bacher Veronica Bins Dora Rungert Boris Hartwell Elyria

Pleat Family Attends Detroit Cleveland Game Visit

The party visiting the Pleat home attended the Detroit Cleveland game midweek. The group included Mr. and Mrs Dito Pleat and their daughter and son in law.

Dito Pleat

Resignation and local social notes in LaGrange

Miss Pauline Raeam resigns after four years at LaGrange High School to study at Speicemian School in Cleveland. The column notes visitors and social events including extended family trips, funeral attendance, birthday dinners, and local incidents such as chicken theft on the Hale Farm. Names mentioned include Mrs F B Gott Ruth Edith Burst Harold Taylor Jean Taylor Iva Dean Ken, and others in LaGrange and nearby towns.

Beauty Service Ad Offers $3 Wave Treatment Opportunity

A beauty service ad promotes expert wave styling at a $3 price with satisfaction guaranteed. The offer emphasizes skilled application and customer assurance, inviting readers to try the service and experience the results.

Boy Candles Over Eating Says Nurse

A nursemaid recalls a six year old with a dawdling eating habit. The specialist urges the mother to stop helping and let the child manage meals, dressing, and readiness for school. He outlines a step by step plan to enforce independence and self care, promising improved eating and discipline as a key victory.

Cass

Local Social Notes Include Visits and Church Event

Visiting Mr and Mrs Joe Haemann a high school teacher and Mrs Haemann visiting her mother in Wellington. Earl Bouga and friend from Cleveland visited Mr and Mrs Will Bouga Sunday. Baptist church Fellowship meeting set for Friday evening August 3 with ice cream and cake served.

Joe Haemann Hagemann Wellington Earl Bouga Cleveland Will Bouga Fellowship the Baptist Church

Parrot Buried at Mistress Grave in Cincinnati

In Cincinnati Polly the parrot of Mrs Bertha Hering Robinson was buried at the foot of her grave in Vine Street Cemetery to honor a will provision. The testament required the bird be chloroformed and buried at the grave if cemetery rules allowed.

Miss Hess Cincinnati Polly Bertha Hering Robinson Vine Street

Forest life and its useful decay under bark and wood

The passage notes every forest creature and decaying wood has a role. It describes how small organisms and insects in fallen timber break down dead matter, returning nutrients to the soil as valuable manure for ongoing growth.

Jeremiah and Diogenes Search for a Perfect Man

The text links Jeremiah in the Bible urging a streets search in Jerusalem with Diogenes in ancient Athens who walked with a lit lantern seeking a perfect man. It frames a curious parallel between prophetic instruction and classical anecdote in urban wandering.

Jeremiah Jerusalem Diogenes Athens

Law court function and human unity echoed in thought

Authorities note the law court often declares the law rather than enforces it, trusting community belief to uphold judgments. Independent thinkers across lands show human unity in discovery moments. An ice cream social is planned on the lawn of St Pauls Church this Saturday at 4:30.

St. Pauls Church

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