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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Aug 08, 1951

Page

9

Suburban News Briefs Highlight Local Trips and Vacations

Reports from South Amherst note ties to Amherst St Peters Evangelical and Reformed church with routine business. Elmer Harris family departs for a Wisconsin motor trip while Mrs Stephenson and the Roberts family visit Colorado relatives. Reginald Baldry of Cleveland visits home amid a Netherlands firm project and a line of 1,000 closed railway freight cars bound for India.

South Amherst Amherst St. Peters Netherlands Frmis Reginald Baldry Cleveland Mr. and I India

Card Club Members Entertain Husbands at Dinner

GRAPTON The Baker's Dozen Pinochie club members entertained their husbands last Thursday at a Smorgasbord dinner in a private dining room at Stow. Attendees included Mr and Mrs John Evanoff of Lorain, Mr and Mrs John Kniter of Elyria, Mr and Mrs Harry Jantz of Grafton Elyria road, Mr and Mrs Hal Rothgery, Mr and Mrs Clarence Metzger, and Mr and Mrs Clifford McGill.

Card Club Stow John Evanoff Lorain John Kniter Elyria Harry, Jantz Grafton-Elyria Road Hal Rothgery Clarence Metzger Clifford McGill

Meyers reunion near Everett with family guests

Belden Sooy family held a Meyers reunion Sunday at the home of Mr and Mrs Minor Ollinger in Everett with about 50 guests. Belden Church Project delays due to contractor obstruction. work expected to resume soon.

Belden Clayton Sooy Allan Lee Sandra Minor Ollinger Everett

Belden Church Notes and Local Gatherings

The Rev. Delbert Brown preached on Past Present Future after returning from Camp McCoy where he trained with the National Guard. Mrs. Wise is in Elyria Memorial Hospital, with Mrs. Donna Rust substituting and leading musical numbers. A Sunday school picnic is planned for August 19 after church, with venue to be announced. David Curtis received a New Testament in appreciation for two years as superintendent. The M Y F meets Fridays at Belden church. Spurlock reunion stories describe Mandeville relatives visiting Lima and convalescing Eleanor Spurlock, plus European travels of Mrs. Farries. Numerous weekend visitors and meals are noted, with various relatives visiting from Parkersburg, Cleveland, and other towns. 4-H Kan Do clubs held meetings with project talks for Lorain County Fair, and a district 4-H Camp is under way at Kelley’s Island. The Belden 4-H Girlz Jolly Joes! club held a pre-judging meeting with projects checked and refreshments served.

Delbert Brown Belden Church Camp McCoy Wis National Guard Charles Wise Elyria Memorial Hospital Donna Rust Star of the East Amanda Kennedy Fred Reisinger David Curtis Brown Spurlock Faber Mandeville Judith New London Conn Frank Donahue Jerry H. Opfer la Grange Leona Phillip Mandeville Parmadale Parma Markie Mandevilles Lima Eleanor Spurlock State Hospital Leeper Columbus Farries California Europe George Marty Helen Green John Lester Mildred Eddie Miller Richard Green Parkersburg W. Va Annie Marty Carol Schriver Phiilip Andrejka Cleveland Fred Sauerbrei Brunswick Dwight Reisinger Clyde Box Ann Melkers Perry, O Schriver Edward Reisinger Bertha Damon Cleveland Heights Ralph Schaefer Donna Eddie Ronnie Otto Deimling Merle Schuster Edith Schuster Elyria Clarence Wise Dicky Larkins Shaker Heights Myre Belden Gerry Summers Lorain County Fair

South Amherst Club Plans Program for Year

South Amherst notes planning meeting at Mrs. Arnold Palmer home for September 6 at 8 35 pm. New members proposed and Mrs Palmer hosted a dessert for several members. Also covers Geraldine Ellis returning home after hospital stay and Bauman family reunion at Lakeview Park with 77 attendees and officer elections. Other items include Merry Maids class picnic at Birmingham roadside park, Royal Neighbor Lodge August session picnic, and St Johns church council meeting with pastor resignation and potential church merger proposal.

South Amherst Club South Amherst South Amherst Study Club Arnold Palmer Sumter Palmer H. E. Moore Emil Ruth O. J. Ruth E. M. Hyatt Wiols Kreeger Geraldine Ellis Telegraph Road Amherst Hospital Bauman Lakeview Park Albert Schneider Margaret Schneider Edward Schneider Fred Bauman Merry Maids St. Johns Church School Birmingham Lodge Royal Neighbor Lodge Mabel Jackson Joe Gainok Tucson Ariz Paul Gainok Andy Gainok Sophia Makruski Clara Makruski Mike Gildren Flora Schneider Lewis Merchant Charley Nickel Sam Slack R. Dickinson J. Tokas Jacob Kolb J. H. Boltens Mr. Bollens Immanuel Church Indianapolis Ind Mori National Board of Missions Henrietta

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