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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Aug 22, 1935

Page

2

Big Racing Program To Be Feature Of County Fair

Lorain County Association outlines a three thousand dollar fundraising goal to launch the county fair. Doc Backus will oversee purse distribution for six races totaling eighteen hundred dollars, with premiums, committee roles, and a search for a Queen nominee among local entrants.

Backus Jesse Owens Paul Wainwright Pillsbury Walter Murbach Pete Miller Pete Joe Hazelton Wainwright Joe Lorain

West Ridge WIENER ROAST BRINGS CLUBS TOGETHER

West Ridge Aug 22 4 H Banner club hosted girls 4 H Jolly Hustlers at a wiener roast by Elyria Water Works with swimming. Attendees include Lauer Drusendahl Minnich Mason Pallas Eldred Miller Schramm Schockey Simms Little Penfound Stang Fowl Grobe Schroeder Spie delburg and others. Carlisle Grange met, Merle Penfound master presided, Parks Oberlin Grange attended and invited Carlisle to their fair. committee organized canned fruit for county fair, plus music and refreshments.

West Ridge Banner Club Chester Sprague Etta Brown Rollin Hobill Ralph Hobill Elyria Carlisle Grange Merle Penfound Parks Oberlin Grange Harry Lauer Bud Porter Bud Porter and Also On A Musical Saw By Mr. Porter

4-H Club Beach Party At Century Park Lorain

The girls 4-H club Jolly Hustlers entertained the boys 4-H Banner club at a beach party Monday evening at Century Park Lorain with swimming as the diversion. Those in attendance from the Jolly Hustlers were Margaret.

Jolly Hustlers Century Park Lorain Margaret

Hahn Reunion Brings 39 Guests From Several Cities

The Hahn family reunion gathered at Merle Penfound's Carlisle home on Sunday with 39 attendees from Castar Fremont Elyria Brownhelm Grafton and Carlisle. They shared a generous meal and socialized with relatives including Mrs. Lucretia Decker Mrs. B O Pope and many Hahn family members.

Ellis Briggs Jack Wilford Hahn Merle Penfound's Carlisle H. J. Hillier Nettle Klady Elyria Cleveland Clifford Hart B. O. Pope Florence Esther Plato Etta Brown

Visitors and gatherings fill La Grange weekend

La Grange residents and guests from Cleveland Berea Elyria and Indiana spent a busy weekend visiting relatives. Families and friends attended reunions and toured local homes while others traveled to Portland Oregon and Rootstown. Mary Cowell Mary Stimson Rosalie Adams and Maxine Sale are among those noted as visiting or traveling.

Oregon Marian Hoffman Elyria Kenneth Law John H. Curtiss Lakeside C. W. Rolling New London Edith Reublin Berea Ruth Gott Arthur E. Wilcox Billy Buffalo Rosalie M. Adams Maxine Sale Victor New York Mary Stimson LaVerd Gott Cleveland Bailey Gene Sammy Pryor Chicago la Grange George Law Lawrence Ellon Walker K. V. Law Richard Belden Club House H.W. Miller Miller J. L. Richmond Mac Fire Cuyahoga Falls R. B. Kelner A. W. Jones West Unity R. B. Whitworth Culver Hale Albert Smith Lorain Harry Butler Harry O. R. Martin Paul Hastings Bahr Olmsted Park Leslie Knowles Indiana Bruce McRoberts Columbus W. C. Martin Greenwich Alex Bruce North Main Street Moyna Wolcott Ohio State University F B. Gott C. H. Opfer Merle Hastings Janet Lee Rootstown Nell Opfer George K

Local Relatives Attend Various Elyria Area Gatherings

Mrs. Gembries of Cleveland hosts and welcomes visitors while relatives from Elyria stop by on Sunday. Nurses from Mount Sinai in Philadelphia visit Berea and Cleveland guests mingle with Denham and Underhill families. Obitts family reunion details list officers and attendees from Grafton to Elyria and Indiana with a lawn picnic and meeting.

Elizabeth E. Grauer Gembries Cleveland Elyria Erwin Adams Berea Paul Hastings Flora Brimamade LaGrange Ruby Zimmerman Philadelphia Mount Sinai Hospital D. A. Swartz Ira Dewey Aldrich Wayne Frank Richardson Hazel Morris, Minn Robert Denham Vernon Rundle Underhill Earl Underhill John Underhill Charles Cowell Dudley Susan Cowell Howard Cowell Mary Cowell Portland Oregon Charles Basore Thomas Lorain Fred Underhill Florence Rundle F. B. Gott Ruth A. R. Underhill Sarah Miller Paul Johnston Obitts Lula Wilcox James Obitts Grafton Thad Rawson Doris Taylor Irma Davis Charles Schwyenberg Marvin Schwyenberg Liston Gott Indiana Will Blanchard Wellington Lewis Obitts Russell Junior Lois Warren Clark Frank Clark Harold Friend Rothe Henrietta Opdyke T. F. Rawson Lulu Wilcox Lester Obitts Hazel Maddock Ridgeville

Desert exercise study by Turkmenia translates to Karakum camp

The Turkmenian Higher Council of Physical Culture has dispatched a scientific expedition to study physiological changes from desert exercise. Work will be conducted at a camp near a sulphur plant in the Karakum Desert.

Ashkhabad U. S Turkmenian Higher Council of Physical Culture Karakum

Child Names Revealed for Banatu Women Hospital Births

Mrs. Clara Bridgman, a missionary, reveals in a letter to the American Board of Foreign Mission Comissioners that babies born at the sole hospital for Ban tu women in Johannesburg South Africa include Locust Boston Locust Leave Infant and Hezekiah.

Boston Johannesburg South Africa Clara Bridgman American Board of Foreign Mission Commissioners

Kansas farms rise six percent in operation gains

Kansas shows a six per cent increase in farms in operation over last year, announced by P. H. Stephens, FCA statistician. Most of the rise was noted near the Wichita area.

Kansas Wichita Kan P. H. Stephens FCA

Wormwood Meaning and German Form in Language Lore

The text discusses larger cities and rural elements, noting that Wormwood has no reference to words or wood. It explains the German form is Wermuth and its literal sense is ware mood, meaning preserver of the mind or safeguard against madness.

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