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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 10, 1936
Page
2
A fragmented newspaper page lists multiple classified blurbs including job ads for housework and waitressing, electrical and carpentry services, lighting fixtures, and garage services. It mentions help wanted for two girls, an experienced waitress, and various repair offerings alongside shop notices and shipping/trucking references. Numerous names, addresses, and contact hints appear in rough OCR.
A detailed wedding report from Avon recounts Misa Regina Kinzel marrying John A. Beal of Cincinnati at St Marys Church. Bride in ivory satin with train and lace, maid of honor Katherine Kinzel, bridesmaids in chiffon, best man Charles Beal, ushers Urban and Talus Kinzel. Reception for 45 at Kreuzers Inn. both newlyweds hold local educations and work, plan a Boston and New York wedding trip.
Miss Annie Lutz left for two weeks to represent a large Chemical Company with stops in Detroit Monroe and Akron. Prof and Mrs Stephens and family from Columbus visited the Lutz home. Mrs C T Wilford and Mrs Clarence Thompson with Edward Phinny visited Lorain friends. Miss Mildred Boeppin visited Cleveland. Mr and Mrs Will Barr and daughter June visited at the Lowry home in Berlin Melguts. Mr and Mrs George Jenkins spent time with Mr and Mrs H C Comey in Rocky River. Mr and Mrs Ben Walker and Mr and Mrs Nelson Chester and son Albert were Sunday guests of Mrs Francis Perkins in Indiana.
The East Oberlin Community women held a society meeting to prepare for the fall market selling aprons holders and rugs. Two members were chosen for the general arrangements committee. A potluck followed. Visitors included Mrs Avery and Mrs Woodridge.
In Wilgria on Friday Miss Zelma Smith led the Sheffield Buckeye Sewers Four-t Glith to a third straight first in the county individual demonstration contest. The club nearly swept both events as Katherine Vammer and Eleanor Pycraft took second in the team portion while Neva Carrick, Marion Moon and Lois Youtzy, Camilla Townsend previously earned top honors in prior years. Mrs Nellie Harrington and son Clarence of North Olmsted were noted for a Wednesday afternoon event.
The Gulf Road and River Road were closed to traffic last week for cement work that began on North Ridge Friday and extends over both roads. Several social mentions follow with names including Zelma Smith, Dorothy Emerick, Alina Ackerman, Neva Carrick, and others visiting from Lorain, Cleveland, and Oberlin. A party of locals, including Miss Hazel Smith, accompanies a trip to Washington, Atlantic City, and other points of interest in the East.
Henrietta Grange held a Tuesday evening session at the school with two candidates, Louis and Mrs. Smith, initiated. A program of readings and music followed the business meeting, and refreshments were served by the MOF committee. The Ladies Aid Society met at the church parlors with Mrs. Portman hosting. Speakers and officers were listed, fifty attended, and refreshments followed. The Warmers of Tomorrow 4-H Club gathered at Franklin Rayman’s home with ten members. talks on pig care and bees’ hive construction were given. Next meeting at Frederick Portman’s home. Mrs. Elmer Portman and others attended the recital.
Daughters Phyliss and Lola join Mrs Anna Wyttenbach Mr and Mrs Leonard Buchs and Wes Harl in tending a piano recital program at St Peter's Evangelical Church in Antherst on Thursday evening.
A Labor Day celebration board meeting named a grounds and parking committee with RE. P. Bryan as chair and Theodore Walter and Karl Bliss assisting. Fifth Degree events were announced for Vermillion High School on August 27 with a supper 6 to 7:30. Mrs. Frances Frey, 86, was buried in Grove Street Cemetery after her Elkhart departure. Local residents travelled to Cleveland for Exposition week.
Litchfield notes Mrs Ella Nickerson continues to improve daily in a Lodi hospital and is expected to go home next week. Also, Mrs H E Jenne of Medina visited Friday at the home of Mrs C R Canfield. In Juneau Alaska Dr Cecil Roche of the University of Alaska advocates a major history project drawing on Territorial Museum material and Judge James Wickersham's library.
A jumble of crossword style clues with numerous missing letters and garbled words. The fragment includes numbered entries and hints for various words, many unreadable or incomplete, resembling a cluttered puzzle page cut from a newspaper.
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