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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 22, 1936
Page
2
Public notices and personal ads mix with shop offerings and club reports from Elyria area. Listings include watch ads, radio service, sewing machine parts, painting, and household repairs. Community notes cover quilt clubs, Belden Circle, reunions, and various local visits and gatherings with numerous names and places.
Eva and Warren of Ainherat called on Mrs. John Koepke Sunday afternoon. Frances Schriver and brother Henry attend the Young Institute at Camp Craig this week. Nettlie Reichard attended the Barchard reunion at the Hedges in LaPorte last Sunday. Leslie Knowles and family and Elizabeth Gott of LaGrange, with Irma Davis of Griffith, called on Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Obilts Tuesday. Gilbert Diedrick and children of Elyria spent the weekend at the Sehriver home. Ernest Lamb of Lakewood and mother-in-law Mrs. Lamb of Tiffin visited Mrs. P. H. Rogers Wednesday. Ollo Niepert of Cleveland and Mrs. Mece of Ayon Lake were Saturday afternoon visitors of Mrs. Floyd Chamberlain. Jack Benschoter of Detroit and Alma Knipper of Elyria visited sister Mrs. Ward Dill Thursday. Mrs. James Powers and children of Cleveland called on Mrs. Floyd Chamberlain Monday. Betty Jean Powers spent a week with Rosemary Chamberlain before returning home. W. E. Baker, Bobby, and Jack Wilson are visiting relatives in St Clairsville Cadiz and other southern points.
Miss Katherine Schmitkons, daughter of Mr and Mrs Schmitkons, wed James Watson Wilson of New Castle Pa in a Saturday ceremony at the Schmitkons home. Dr Robert Montgomery of Muskingum College officiated. Post ceremony plans include a southern motor trip and residence in New Concord Ohio.
Mrs M J Ludwig and daughter Jeannette and son Clifford return to Painesville after a visit with relatives. The Kolbe reunion gathers many locals including Misses Schmitk ens and Gaehr, Hall, Bechtel, Kolke families, and the Bechtel son. School staff changes take place with Mrs Gertrude Smith hired and Clara Thomas leaving for Clearview. Frank Herrmann wins senior division at the Great Lakes Exposition farm identification contest. Other attendees include Miss Louise Schmitkens, Mrs N W Bechtel, and Pearl Eppley.
Sullivan CHURCH NOTES report unified services at 10:00 led by Rev J B Nance with the sermon on The Ministry to the Common-place Things of Life. Special music from Sullivan Congregational Church under Rev David Davids signals a church history series opener, with multiple guests listed and visitors noted from Clara City and Ohio.
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