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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 10, 1934
Page
10
One of the last Republican primary election allies will be paid at the Old Glory Grange Hall in LaGrange at pm. Monday, according to an announcement today. All Republican candidates are asked to attend the meeting. The public is cordially invited.
Democratic gubernatorial candidate Martin L. Davey will speak in Lorain County with two talks. He is to address crowds at Court House Park in Vermilion at 3 p.m. and later at Washington Avenue Park in Lorain at 4 p.m.
The U S dollar weakened in early foreign exchange trading as inflation concerns loomed. It opened around 5.08 1 4 pounds per dollar and drifted lower to about 4 Po 1 2 pounds per dollar by midmorning, with the French franc near 76 516 to the pound.
About 70 attended the Bauman reunion Saturday at the home of Mr and Mrs Christ Bauman in Axtel. Those from away were Mr and Mrs Oscar Bat-
A long list of attendees from Cincinnati to Yucaipa California gathers at various homes in Wakeran and Lorain areas. Social events include birthdays and visits with relatives. Obvious mentions include Dr and Mrs Walter Bauman, Mr and Mrs Raymond Bannan, and many Bauman family members. Local meetings such as the ME Churchill Kings Herald hold an annual officer election.
O Roberts of 1¢ Follette Street Oberlin announced an effort to place the Prohibition Party ticket on the November ballot. A total of 26 thousand signatures are required for the petition. Roberts urged Lorain County voters to sign the petitions now targeting Oberlin.
Mr and Mrs Ben Bethsaris and children Lorain and Mr and Mrs Lyon Schaffer Elyna visited Mr and Mrs G M Snider and family. George Latteman joined Sunday dinner at Ray Brown’s. Glenn Davis Oberlin called on Albert Reusser. Martin Pippert with sister and nephews Lorain to Toledo to visit John Ives. Oberlin folks spent Saturday with Adam Horn. Maxine Brown of Cleveland returned home after a week with Ed Rothe family. Lena Gegenheimer visited Oberlin Saturday. Reita and Donald Alix of Cleveland stayed with Har Kendeigh and C A Bowers. Shaker Hrs and Wallace Court hosted by Prof Will Chapin and Blanche Kelly Oberlin, plus Joe Lahiff. Amherst guests Sunday at Frank Harr’s.
Funeral services were held Sunday at 2:30 PM from the Nova Methodist church for T E Reed who died at his home in Nova Thirs gee He was sixty one years of go He leaves a wife a daughter Mrs Nana belle Singer of Akron and three sisters Mrs Lottie Motter Nova Mrs Emma Nutter Willard and Mrs Sara Durant Clinton Interment was in Ashland cemetery on Monday. Bries Mr and Mrs Paul Reed and family of Columbus were Sunday dinner guests of Mr and Mrs W J Wichels and daughter Florence. Many small items from local families in brief notices.
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