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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Aug 11, 1932

Page

4

Home Rule Vote Delayed to 1993 in Ohio

The County Home Rule Association executive committee postponed submission of its constitutional amendment to November 1982 after failing to reach the required signatures. 173,427 were filed against 196,000 needed, with enough returns from 8 counties to meet the five percent per county rule. Charles Taft II said the delay is twelve months, to enable a stronger campaign and economic relief timing.

Columbus County Home Rule Association Charles P. Taft II Cincinnati Clarence “J

Libby Kept in Seclusion at Oakington Manor

The estate of Leonard Richard Jr. in Oakington Maryland housed Mrs Libby Reynolds a Wilmington Del torch singer who hid there before surrendering to a murder charge connected to her wealthy husband’s death in Wentworth North Carolina. Friend Louisa Jenny rented the home and confirmed Reynolds stayed there. Jenny doubts Reynolds will return to Oakington for trial.

Leonard Richard, Jr Wilmington, del Powder Company Oakington Libby Reynolds Wentworth N. C Louisa Jenny Reynolds Wilmington Del

Local Social Notes and Visits Across Elyria Area

Aug li Carlisle Burns depart for Illinois as guests of relatives. Arlene Burr leaves with Epworth league for Lakeside summer institute. Mr and Mrs Guyska announce birth of son John Clarke at Elyria clinic. Lawn party on Robson road hosts seventeen guests from Philadelphia Seville Creston and others with Cascade Park trip. Morrison Shattuck of New York visiting La Porte. Miss Ruth Hegginbotham returns from Chippewa Lake. Ada Smith conducts La Porte Methodist service focusing on Korea. Ladies Aid to meet at O M Johnson’s with noon tureen dinner and officer elections. Lindy lodge beach party planned at Vermilion on the lake. Roger Babson a guest at Harrison home. Orrin Stentz and Paul visit Haas family on Indian Hollow road. Frank and Jack Harrison host guest at Grafton road. local attendance at ball game.

Lakeside Institute Arlene Burr East Avenue Sumady Epworth League First Methodist Church Elyria Lakeside A. Guyska Grafton John Clarke Guyeska East Carlisle W P. Shephard Robson Road Albert Heggingbotham Cascade Park Clyde Honobock Vera Honobock Irvie Trend Schmitz Philadelphia Dave Winkler Annabelle Floyd Roy Winkler Merle Kratzer Seville Helen Garmond Creston A .F Pittman Lindy Lodge Vermillion-on-the-lake Roger Babson Wellington Frank Harrison Grafton Road Orrin Stentz Paul Herman Haas Indian Hollow Road

Natural Bridge game and local social notices at Cleveland area

A Cleveland area social page lists a Natural Bridge game at the stadium in Cleveland on Tuesday. It notes visits by Elizabeth Gregory of Cleveland Heights to Mr and Mrs James Coghlan on La Grange road, plus guests Morrison Shattuck and Fred Krus from New York at Meadowbrook Lake Darrowsville. The item also mentions a yard party by Ralph Acker, a gathering at Blue Creek poultry farm, and several local visitations and church party events among Eaton, Grafton, and nearby communities, with names including Clara Mae Eddy, Maxine Gott, William Murdie, Ber t Eddy, Ada Dirlain, Miss Elizabeth Buscher, and Henry Breuhler.

Cleveland Elizabeth Gregory Cleveland Heights James Coghlan la Grange Road Edward Shattuck Shattuck’s Inn Morrison Shattuck Fred Krus New York James Shattuck Meadowbrook Lake Darrowsville Hamburg Fry Ralph Acker Richard D. Farney Blue, Creek Marjorie Schooler Gleveland Young Peoples Clara Mae Eddy Butternut Ridge Road Maxine Gott Lakewood Davis Woods Church of Christ Eaton Grafton Methodist Church William Murdie Hazel Billy Grafton Road Richard Forney Hugh Dishop F. Dunalin Audrey Tibbet Napoleon Bert Eddy Butternut Ridge Elizabeth Buscher Ely Tia Robson Robson, Road Henry Breuhler North Olmstead Lagrange Road

Belden Briefs Chronicle Ordinary Summer Visits

Belden area social notes dated August 11 recount Mrs Charles Wise and daughter Jeanne visiting aunt Mrs Lydia Sutoff at the Browns home. Elyria residents Clarence Wise and Fern Wise visited Henry Pfeiffer in Litchfield with Fern staying a few days. The Klinect family and guests from Florida dined with Henry Droege. Stock, Marsh, and Russell joined Gallipolis travelers. A wiener roast at Herman Wise drew Elizabeth Landesin Grace Scheean Mary Dambaugh Ruth Lessel Norman Dambaugh Orlin Kuhlman Howard Wise and Frank Wise. Clarence Wise Mary Wise visited Pfeiffer. Gest family spent Monday with Droege. Ruth Hartman and others visited Elyria Saturday. Ed Cambaugh and Carl Miller of Avon visited Chippewa Lake Sunday. Mrs Ralph Lessel and two …

Belden Charles Wise Jeanne Lydia Sut H. T. Brown Elyria Clarence Wise Fern Florence Henry Pfeiffer Litchfield John’ Klinect Puch Florida

Intelligence Head of Cleveland Visits Camp Baugh Home

Community page notes social visits among Cleveland residents including Miss Frances Walter and Miss Gertrude Wickner with local Walter family members. Several outings at Cedar Point are mentioned along with relatives visiting Ed Dambaugh and Lorain trip to see Mr and Mrs Johnson. News also references Pennsylvania's Black population growth and a brief, unclear note on Soviet scientists.

Cleveland Cambaugh Frances Walter Gertrude Wickner Joseph Walter Victor Walter John Walter Hilda Oleeva

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