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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Aug 13, 1935

Page

2

Meyer family reunion near Erhart Ohio and local visits

News from Erhart Ohio recounts the Meyer family reunion held at George Moyer's home west of town with Medina relatives. It lists return trips from Vermilion and numerous local visitors, including Hart, Humm, Spieth, Few, Stoup, and others, plus softball games, hospital pool dedication, and rainy farm-work delays.

Erhart Ohio Earl Meyer Roger Marilyn Medina Oswald Meyer Albert Meyar Meyer George Moyer Here

Local notes from Eaton Ohio community life and events

Dor is Jones returns home from a week with Aunt Mrs Fred Schubert. A daughter is born to Mrs Donna Durkee. Families from Cleveland Lorain and Elyria visit and picnic at homes and beaches. Upcoming moves include Miss Francis leaving for Wingred Connecticut. Church groups host Ladies Aid and Sunday evening world tour party features mock travels from China to Ellis Island. Sunny Stitchers Four H club demonstrates at the grange. The Grace Stevenson couple plans to relocate. Jane Linden Betty Lyon visit Port Clinton. J C Lyon family trips to Leipsic and WWI buddies visit.

Fred Schubert Crystal Beach Theodore Carpenter Carlisle Walter Fishburn Cahoon Beach Edward Hillman Joan Lorain Fred Lindauer Wellston Ohia Harold Olmsted Elizabeth Davis Frances Pennsylvania Francis Wingred Connecticut George Cornish Ladies’ Aid Society Charles Strickland Hugh Rittman Hustis Florida George, Strickland Pierce Sylivia Pierce Pierce Robson Elmer Hill Cleveland W. C. Hill Elyria B. B. Hathaway Berea Mason Nichols Boyd Ida Burnham Cook Hopwood Evalyn Leach Charles Martin Columbia Chas. Darsie Greensborough Carolina Giles Michigan Darsie A. G. Dawley Ira Shuster Ernest Splere Splete China Cook’s Rusia Stalin Russia Switzerland Park Dimaline Park France Hoskin Ellis Island Archie Stevenson Pine Bluff Arkansas Sunny Stitchers Grange Hall Jane Linden Betty Lyon Theodore Squires Port Clinton J.C. Lyon Phebe Lyon Leipsic Mr. Lyon Guys Pleasantville LaRene LaVerne Jones Bert Hammond Yria Fred Tran Ruth Walter Cox Stanley Storrow Rochester Water Fishburn Eaton Stanley Howard S. Howard and Sons Carl Yesberger Alva Baker Anna Carolyn Alberta Canada Gordon Wheeler Gordon, Jr Oberlin Lucius Wheeler New York Harry Dunlap Frank Jones

Zetatlott and Family and Irvin Kratzer Families

Zetatlott and family and Irvin Kratzer and family are noted. Another companion and his family from Valley City joined Mr. Lyon in an additional machine. Both groups appear in a travel or transport context with named individuals and a shared voyage or operation.

Picnic Highlights for Cingham Pinochle Club

Grafton Aug 12 The Cingham Pinochle club held a picnic dinner at Mrs. Lee Holcomb’s lake shore home in Lorain Tuesday. Members present included Mrs. Irma Wise and family, Mrs. Bert Schaeffer, Mrs. Geo Grabenstetter, Mrs. Pearl Lecht and others. Events also noted greetings with Rev G Edward Roffe of French Indo China and several townsfolk visiting, with plans for a Labor Day firemen’s picnic and the Knechtges reunion at Lakewood Park.

Grafton Cingham Pinochle Club Lee Holcomb Lorain Irma Wise Neil Bert Schaeffer Geo. Grabenstetter Pearl Lecht Lloyd Albert Prosser Edna Davidson Daniel Belden Vern Cornish Clair Miller Wm. Mole G. Edward Roffe John Mole A. B. Pfeiffer B. I. Nesbett Mildred Treva Reichard Betty Carol Gee Cleveland Linwood Park Russell Reichard Ellen Rice Elyria Gao. Burrer Clair Wolf Jack Lincoln Estella Aldrich Dewey Aldrich LaGrange John Kinnechts L. D. Mennell Everett Johnson Henry J. D. Mennell Harvey Amsbaugh J. C. Aldrich Missouri Clifford Schultz Wilemene Roth Bechtel Grove South Amherst Elizabeth Forbes Iberia J. D. Obitts Hugh Summerton Lodi Alfred Pfeiffer Wooster Ray J. D Carl Koepke Art Leopold W. Benkke John Koepke Rudy Kaiz Lakewood Kate Fisher Freda Euclid Beach Claude Summerston Lottie Myron Ross Wree Klinec Esther Gest Thurlow Gest Mansfield Chas H. B. Belden Rowe Spitzer Eaton Archie McCormick C. H. Schultz Elizabeth Schworer Lena Schworer J. OD. Q Obitts Lewis Obitts Dent Wilkins Irvin Benton W. D. Johnson Esther Wolf Clifford Litchfield H. E. Harrison Gilbert Smith D. A. Swartz Ira Warne Aldrich Quilt Club Mary Aldrich Naga Zeila Sprague Alice Pitts Bobby of Ida Burton Hunice Stohnson Mabel Bowman

Mysterious delivery shadows Peggy Dane in Egypt plan

Peggy Dane is drawn into a dangerous mystery after Dr. Danes secret file for a Egypt destination triggers a prowler near the laboratory. A plane crash leaves Terry Brown injured while Professor Hately arrives for condolence and a visitor in an oversized coat lurks outside the locked lab.

Alexander Dane Peggy Trave John Paylor Egypt Warren Hately Peasy Peggy Srn

August 4 family reunion with Dairy Day judging noted

August 4 featured large attendance with a ball game and other sports. A family picture was taken at the Miller Studio of Lakewood followed by a 5 o'clock picnic dinner and a business session led by Mrs. T. C. Washington. New officers included J A Kyrechtges as president and Mrs. Eulalia Tline as secretary treasurer. The next reunion will be at the Hedges in LaPorte on the first Sunday in August.

Miller Studio Lakewood T. C. Washington Grafton Pr Mh J. A A. Kyrechtges Eulalia Tline Cleveland LaPorte

Pleasantville social rounds and visits noted on a summer week

Pleasantville residents share a busy slate of visits and dinners with relatives and friends across nearby towns including Rochester Elyria Medina Oberlin and Alberta Canada. The column closes with a reflection on evolution's missing link and a note on ancient apes falling prey in old ages.

Community notes from Chatham Ohio and nearby areas

Local items report Colt leaving Q K O Oil Co after two years for San Antonio Texas and church regard for the Colts. W S Baker remains ill with heart trouble and is ordered to rest for two weeks. Local church team defeats Brethren 14 to 7 on the field. Rev J H Dudley family plans two week vacation to Youngstown and Kentucky. Correction notes misprint about Mrs La Follette injured by a cow replaced with Mrs Clapp. Elgin Packard undergoes knee operation at Lodi hospital. operation successful but pain severe. Chatham Grange 2487 meets with Guilford Grange present. theme The Spud. thirty of own members attend. light refreshments served. Mr and Mrs E G Miller attend camp meeting in Sharon. Congregational Church services listed with schedule changes due to Rev Dudley’s vacation. next two Sundays at Methodist church with adjusted Sabbath School and worship times.

Chatham, O Andrew Colt Q. K. O. Oil Co San Antonio Texas W.S. Baker Astor Brethern Church J. H. Dudley Youngstown Kentucky Baker Margaret Clapp Margaret la Follette Elgin Packerd Ray Packard Lodi Chatham Grange No. 2487 Guilford Grange E. G. Miller Sharon Congregational Church Carl Parkard Sant Dudley Methodist Church

Sands 4-H Club Tea Hosts Guests at Advisor’s Home

The South Amherst 4-H club hosted a tea at advisor Mrs Richard Gleason’s home on Saturday afternoon. Beverly Mori gave the welcome, Mrs Paul Mori replied, and members sang including Smiling Through and Mother Me Cree. Ida Batos Theresa Rich and Virginia Rich performed songs and piano numbers. Twelve guests attended and each received a club souvenir as Ninabelle Witt served tea.

South Ami the Sands Secrettas H Club Enterta Richard Gleason Beverly Mori Paul Mori Ida Batos Theresa Rich Virginia Rich Betty Bechstien Norme Slack Ninabelle Witt

Legion and Auxiliary Hold Annual Picnic at Bechtien’s Woods

Bechtien’s Woods hosted a Legion and Auxiliary gathering with members and families enjoying a Sunday picnic. Attendees shared baskets and shared refreshments in a community event marking the group’s annual celebration.

Legion and Auxiliary Bechstien'’s Woods Legion and Auxiliary

Community picnic ends with contests and a baseball game

Dinner and supper were served at long tables for about seven participants. Afternoon activities included balloon blowing, jumping rope, shoe races, lemon throwing, and a balloon walking contest. Prizes ranged from a baseball bat to manicure sets and dish cloths. A peanut scramble and an evening baseball game followed. Several local residents visited or returned from trips, including families from Amherst, Elyria, and Detroit.

Wilber Osterland Elaine Gauman Dick Hysell Norma Slack Walter Krueck Jr Noriéty George Fuhrman Henry Kolb Gust Math

Local Social Notes From LaGrange and Nearby

Miss Doris Nichols visits relatives in LaGrange East Carlisle residents Mr and Mrs Curtis host family visits. Mrs Violet Swartz reports theft of spare tire light bulbs and plates from her car in Cleveland. Elyria and Cleveland visits noted for several residents. Families plan moves to Lakewood and Batesville Indiana with vacations at Lakeside.

Don Swartz Elyria Harriet Keller Cowell Cleveland Edward Haynes Kathryn Elizabeth Lakewood Phil Gott Akron

Circle Meeting at Methodist Church Hostesses

Mrs F J Knowles entertained Circle No 1 of the Methodist church on Thursday with a pot luck dinner served at 12 30.

Circle Meeting F. J. Knowles Circle No. 1 The Methodist Church

Odd Beast Stone Carving Baffles Experts at Springfield

Archeologists and scholars debate the Osage River discovery a 150 pound sandstone image resembling a cow with mumps and hornless ears. Some say Indian origin, others a vanished ancient race. The artifact remains at Drury College after Arkana study. Community notices follow with meeting dates, church group officers, and social events including a Baptist party and Canadian fishing trip.

Springfield Osage Warsaw Drury College University of Arkansas

Bible Conference and church events announced at Baptist church

A one day Bible Conference is set for August 15 with sessions at 2 30 pm and 7 45 pm W W Rugh of Philadelphia president of the Bible Institute of Pennsylvania will speak The Willing Workers meeting is postponed Baptismal service is planned for August 18 and the Baptist Sunday School will hold its annual picnic at Cascade Park on August 20.

Baptist Church W. W. Rugh Philadelphia The Bible Institute of Pennsylvania Pepa Baptist Sunday School Cascade Park

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Arthur Maxworthy Vermilion Mrs. Maxworthy Dean Regal Spencer Albert Gross George Hart Mallet Creek Horace J. Humm Theodore Ha George Bradley James Doris Few Ivan Smith Henry Eldie Frank Walter William Litch- Held Saunders Albert Spieth Edward Hamm Burton Armbruster Fisher Body Works Fred Armbruster Memorial Hospital Lester Frank Smith JoAnn Homerville Harold Banson M. A. Stoup Glenn Stoup Harold and Hather Bell Joe Feist Norvin Meyer Medina Ware van Smith Joyce Shirley Dorothy Few Stom Knechtges Lakewood Park Dan Secret Fon Chapter Elsie Miz Dane Mrs. Dane Evertheless Terry Newdy Alec Dr. Dane Wayne Aldrich Lorain County Leslie Knowles Mr. Zinner Bertha Harrison Fremont Davis Liyria Chile Chatham Amherst Daniel Gear Kenneth John Russel Miller Brownhelm Toledo Sam Kolb Lansing Mich Eva Bryant Mary Ruth Gear Columbus Jon Lahiff Jane Milo Minch Frank Powers Phyllis Powers Mra Charles Hoffner Detroit la Grange F. L. Walcott Norma Lakeside John Wilker Batesville Indiana Lewis Mercantile Odd Beast Socrates Athens C. W. Gott H. 8. Gott Leon Hastings J. J. McAlpine Doris Nichola Harry Swartz Messrs Cleon Webb Wortington Frank Walcott Rowan Kelner Erwin Howard Cab W. L. Williams Dominion OPS Electric Shops.inc
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