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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 03, 1936
Page
2
The Chronicle-Telegram recalls Graber who died August 3, 1954. A long obituary notes a precious life, a vacant plate in our home, and the hope of heaven. The notice lists contact names and addresses and includes unrelated classifieds and service ads from the era.
In the district court of the United States Northern District of Ohio a bankruptcy case for George Moenre is announced. The first meeting of creditors will be held at Lorain County Savings with Trust Ride Blyria on August 11, 193 at 4 PM to prove claims appoint a trustee examine the bankrupt and conduct related business. WILLIAM Wonons Referee In Bankruptcy.
K A Bradford made a business trip to Cleveland on Monday. Mrs. Dell Reichards called to see Mrs. Elva McConnell in New London on Thursday. Mrs. Lena Dibble of Wellington spent from Monday to Thursday at the Ralph Rowland house. Edith Knapp stayed Tuesday at her brother's home with the Lynn Storrows near Wellington. Edna Babcock and Betty Richards visited Eva and Esther Squire in New London Friday. Setterfield's mother is much improved from an injury suffered while visiting at the Setterfield home. William Dutty of Wellington was a recent guest at his mother Mrs. Willian Warren's home. Mr. and Mrs. Ben Booth and son spent a day at Homer Anderson's home.
Avon Lake reports a new library book list featuring works by Haliburton O Connell Frary and others plus The Columbia Encyclopedia. Attended shower honors Miss Marita Ferner bride elect of Ted Griffore at Mrs Anna Winchester’s Sheffield home. admissions include Hugh Fitzgerald at St Josephs Hospital for appendicitis. Several local visits and gatherings noted including Osterland reunion Avon Lake Park and changes of residence for local families.
Nard Walker of Cleveland called on Mr and Mrs Carl Pedersen Sunday afternoon. Mrs Haywood Snow a patient at St Joseph Hospital in Lorain. Mr and Mrs Harry Trigalet and son Buddy spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs A Carroll in Cleveland. Mrs Al Nuhfer and daughter Geraldine of Cleveland were Saturday guests of her parents Mr and Mrs William Somerville. Mr and Mrs W A Alpers returned to Lakewood after six months in Avon Lake. Mr and Mrs Claire Tillack and family of Lorain spent Sunday with her parents Mr and Mrs John Knipper.
Penfield hosted several social gatherings with Methodist Ad Society and Jolly Friendship Birthday Club meeting at local homes. Attendees from Penfield and nearby towns included Mrs. Levi Smith, Mrs. Kieinhaus, Mrs. Amy Ferriman, and many others. Activities featured business meetings, card games, a covered dish dinner, and refreshments. Other notes mention family visits and trips to the Great Lakes Exposition in Cleveland.
A compact puzzle list presents a sprawling crossword with clues and numbered gaps. The mixed items range from anatomy and geography to language and music, weaving slang, historical terms, and obscure references into a dense, quizzical grid. The grid invites solvers to map clues to letters, tease wordplay, and complete the pattern across themes and periods.
Rochester Women’s Mine Club members and families will meet at Mrs. Elizabeth Chamberlain’s home on Thursday evening, August 6, for a picnic supper. A.C. Pohlman bought two small buildings from Mrs. Rechel Mitchell to enlarge and repair other structures. Charles Parker’s large barn has been repainted, and E. E. McClaflin has freshly painted his spring-purchased home. Redyn Setterfield, after stepping on a rusty nail at Mrs. Chamberlain’s home last Thursday, remains at home. Mrs. Edith Knapp visited Mrs. Retta Richards last Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Williams and family were in Norwalk on Sunday. Elaine Jewett and Anita Handsley, Elyria, are visiting cousins Arthur Jewett and family.
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