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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Aug 08, 1930

Page

4

Wilmington Grange 7th district meeting entertains members

Members of the 7th Grange in Low County were hosted by the Wilmington branch on a Wednesday evening in August. Frank Mason of Ridgeville led the business session and several members joined discussions on themes such as home life, divorce, wealth, and milk production costs. Mrs. O H Dirlam led a housing topic. Frank Prosky and Everett provided piano and violin music. A social hour followed with cake and ice cream. next meeting set for November 5 with venue to be announced.

I Grange Locounty Wellingtom Frank Mason Ridgeville O. H. Dirlam Frank Prosky Everett

Neiding family reunion at Crystal Beach held with 93 attending

The annual Neiding reunion was held Sunday at Crystal Beach with 93 attendees from Cleveland Toledo Wakeman Huron Pittsfield Oberlin Birmingham Worain Vermilion Amherst and Brownhelm. Officers elected included President Henry Neiding Vermilion Vice President John Neiding Brownhelm Secretary Mrs Carl Northeim Amherst Treasurer Erwin Neiding Lorain. A varied games program by Ward Nieding Mrs Ruminski and Erwin Neiding provided amusement for all. The 1931 reunion is set for the first Sunday in August. Additional attendees from nearby towns were listed along with visiting relatives and guests from Lorain Vermilion and Elyria.

Brownhelm Neiding Crystal Beach Ninty Cleveland Toledo Wakeman Huron Pittsfield Oberlin Birmingham Worain Vermulion Amherst Henry Neiding Vermilion John Neiding Carl Northeim Erwin Neiding Lorain Vern Leidhelser Vern Leidelser George Leidhelser Alice Neiding Ward Neiding Thos. Ruminski Ward Nieding Ruminski Christopher Bauer Margaret

Bechtel Family Reunites at Linwood Park

The 22nd Bechtel family reunion gathered Saturday at Linwood Park with 48 attendees. Guests included Mr and Mrs Charles Bechtel, Mr and Mrs C F Bechtel, and Mr and Mrs R W Bechtel with their sons. Weekend visitors were Mr and Mrs J D Lewis and others.

Bechtel Linwood Park Charles Bechtel C. F. Bechtel R W Bechtel

Roughage in Diet Needed in Reducing Constipation

Public service style notice urges inclusion of dietary roughage to prevent constipation during dieting. Recommends Kellogg's ALL-BRAN as a solution with a money back guarantee if relief is not achieved. Mentions two tablespoons per meal in serious cases and notes added iron and complexion benefits.

Kellogg Kellogg’s

Potato Bugs 4-H Club Beach Party at End-o-Way Farm

Members of the Potato Bugs 4-H Club hosted a beach party and wiener roast at End-o-Way farm Friday evening. Attendees included Wilma Bonar Heyman Howard Alger Elyria Fern Sharp Dorothy Beetler Marquitte Bacon Kathryn Sanders Earl Knispel James Wesson Robert Liss Howard Hastenpflug Fred Watson Gilbert Fairchild Stewart Fairchild and Mr and Mrs H L Leimbach and sons.

Potato Bugs 4-H Club End-o-Way Farm Wilma Bonar Miss Heyman Howard Alger Elyria Fern Sharp Dorothy Beetler Marguerite Bacon Kathryn Sanders Earl Knispel James W Son Robert Liss Howard Garrett Ralph Hasenpflug Fred Watson Gilbert Stewart Fairchild

Poles Ignited By Grass Fire Near Blake Street

Grass fire along West River Street on both sides of the block south of Blake ignited two telephone poles. Chemicals and brooms quickly halted the flames. Children playing with matches are suspected. A Neufer Court resident filed a complaint in the evening.

West River Street Blake Neufer Court

Mayor and Stetson Coat Switch Prank at City Hall

A lighthearted tale describes Mayor James A. Hewitt and Frank Stetson switching coats at city hall after a Columbus trip. Police acted as reception committee but investigators found the story warm and stopped only once for pop and egg sandwiches. The pair proposed grape root beer, then clarified the tale as a playful misunderstanding.

Frank Stetson James A. Hewitt Hewitt Columbus Stetson

Fire crews battle rubbish pile blaze at Elm Street dump

A disagreeable odor prompted the fire department to inspect the Halpin dump on Elm Street where burning rubbish had started ash piles. Firefighters covered the heaps with more rubbish to extinguish remaining embers and prevent reignition.

Halpin Elm Street

Neighborhood notes from Litchfield and surrounding areas

Mr and Mrs C M Mellert and family visited Mrs Etta Nickers on Sunday. Bridal shower for Arthur Maxworthy and Esiela Petersen drew about 175 guests at Erhart with gifts and a barn reception. Various local families, congregational and baptist services noted with church activities. Visits from Cleveland residents and local families recounted. C D Palmer of Cleveland spending week with relatives.

Lsom Billy Garfell Heights R. W. Bechie Ruth Ane Lewis A. J. Shattuck C. M. Mellert Nedina Curtiss Swindler Cleveland C D. Richard Medina Nell Petersen Catawba Island Chas Petersen Maxworthy Henry Petersen Chas Turner Turner Schott Baptist P. U Ruth Kruggel B. P. Nichols Ray Trenchard Grafton Clyde Bradley H E. Jenne R Canfield Charles Canfield Wellington C D Palmer

Local notices from Lorain area church and reunions

Mrs C R Canfield decorates interior while John Bart remains bedridden with neuritis and arthritis. About twelve B Y P U members attend services at Broadway chapel Lorain Sunday. Don Barlow and children visit Elyria relatives. Hammon reunion held at Arthur Hammon's in Valley City. H K Janne visits Guy Jenne's family in Erhart.

C. R. Canfield John Bart Broadway Chapel Lorain Don Barlow Elyria Fred Barlow Will Speith Boyd Colburn Bertha Hammon Hammon Arthur Hammon Valley City H. K. Janne Guy Jenne Erhart

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Conrad Mantel George Blattner Anna Gegenheimer James Baumhardt Gladys Zilch Emma Her Arnold Kropf Ceylon E M. Leuszler Pauline Slater Conrad Baetz Donald Bechtel J. D Lewis Garfield Heights H. L. Brandau Wauseon Brandau Wagover Oklahoma Fred Neiding Sandusky Margaret Bauer Sheffield C. Bauer J D Lewis Mayor and Stetson Hale’s Edwards DERBY Litchfield Farmers’ Exchange West Broad Broad Street Mose Wilder Sc Ib Fancy Elbertas Broad Dixie Sweetheart Apple Bilows Market Broilers, IL Home Service Stores Pillsbury C. C Kelloge Sun Bright Cleaner Bach Bartlett Kroger
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