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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 11, 1934
Page
5
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Columbia notices report F Hales and Mrs Atwood spending the Aust week at Camp Craig. The Columbia Home Coming set for Saturday Aug Lath at the center. Mrs Ralph Ring ill with influenza last week. Mr and Mrs H W Plarkburn returned Tuesday from a week’s vacation. Picnic for residents of Eustis Florida to be held at Cascada Park Sunday Aug 26. Visitors at Herman Paulson home included Edward Bas Batt Rose Hass George and Eleanor Rilsworth Cara Hicks from Royalton M A Munn and L Offenberg of Pinckney hosting New York state relatives. Leonard Prindle birthday relatives gathered including May and Eva Prindle Quintin West Park Blakesley Eleanor Blakesley Onnalee Allen Berea Ralph King Oliver Willard Hathaway Ruth. Leonard returned from Pomeroy Ohio Forestry Camp Friday night. Cletada funeral for Henry Cletzer at Columbia Methodist Church Wednesday at 2:30.
Wellington listings show primary election returns to be displayed at Binders Yrug Store with rounds of bulletins through the Chronicle Telegram. Local notices cover a postponed Flower Club picnic, Grange meeting with Hawaiian Trio entertainment, and social bridge gathering, plus family obituaries and neighborhood updates.
The August meeting of the Amherst Missionary Society of the Methodist Church met at Mrs. Leonard Wragz’s home with Mrs. Ruby Walker in charge. Talks covered topics on Mountain Whites and Negroes, Methodist educational institutions for Negroes, and a trip to Henderson Settlement, Ky. Officers were elected, a Christmas box to Linda, Kentucky was planned, and refreshments were served. The September meeting will be at Mrs. Joseph Baxter’s home.
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A report details Eagles auxiliary members leaving for Cincinnati for the national convention and lists drill teams and participants. It also covers health camp programs, hospital admissions, church services resuming, and the funeral of Frags McDermott, with local clergy involved and attendees noted.
Burial will be made at St Joseph cemetery on the South Amherst Road. A combined service of worship and Sunday School was held at the Congregational Church in Sundar morning with Rev. Raatman to speak on Keeping Fit. Mrs J Strobineitr and family spend the weekend in Toledo while Amherst locals Miss Malis Judwie called Friday. Frank Belden and others were seen in the WePRTH area.
An August gathering of the Methodist church Ladies Aid occurred at the home of Mrs Harvey Mathie with Mrs Clara Keller and Mrs George Prese among those assisting. Refreshments of iced tea, sandwiches and cake were served. The event included a sewing group, judging of entries, and remarks by club leaders.
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