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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 27, 1934
Page
10
Inter-City By-Products advertises dead stock wanted and pays phone charges. SEGLEY heifer due to freshen in six weeks. One acre of sweet corn fodder with Pars ready. Elyria 3268 or Lorain 7133.
Amherst August gathering featured Bruce family reunion with attendees from Amherst Me lersberg Elyria and Norwalk. A picnic dinner and kiddie contests preceded a football score Elyria 8 Amherst 3. Committees plan 1933 reunion and fun events with Wesley Caen leading a Murwall dancing program. Also Jenne reunion details, St Joseph church notices, and upcoming church meetings and activities across local parishes.
A group of Boy Scouts with mothers attended services at St Pauls Lutheran. The party toured the quarries and will meet Wednesday in parlors. English service to be held. Mrs Frank Oahike returned from Cleveland after attending Ohio Evangelical Conference. Several local families attended conferences and were hosted by residents in Cleveland and Zanesville area.
The Merry Maids Class of St Johns Evangelical Sunday school met at Miss Lilian Eberhardt’s home. President Evelyn Kreezer led a brief business session while Miss Margaret Sehneider led devotionals. Members shared stories of favorite heroes.
The Young Peoples League of St. John's Evangelical church met Thursday at the church parlors. During business, plans were made to screen World’s Fair pictures at the next gathering with Rev. C H Schmidt delivering the talk. After adjournment, outdoor games and refreshments for 45 members were provided by Mr and Mrs Paul Gainok. The next meeting is set for Thursday evening September 27.
The American Legion Austtiars meeting was postponed to the second Monday in September with Mrs Abronze Barcelli and Mrs Toniny Capasso as hostesses. The Volunteer Firemen met Friday at the town hall with favorable reports, notes of a successful social, and progress on the new fire station. School calling times are set for 7:20 am, 8:50 am, and a 9:00 am start for district No 3, with A Hoffostettler in charge of buses. Teachers listed include Miss Piper, Mrs Rosebery, Miss McConnell, and others across districts.
Aug ver rom Mohrman of Rochester hosted a weekend visit at his parents Albert and wife with seventeen attending a family dinner. Attendees included Lawrence A. Mohrman Elyria Leo E Mohrman and Graves Beverly Doris Carlisle Forrest Mehrman Lorain and Kenny Lorain Pelton Moehrman Wellington Township and Revert Elrama. Sandusky Bay fishing trips preceded a chicken dinner. School board in Pittsfield held a special meeting August 20 to discuss district consolidations and bus routes. District No 1 with No 2. No 6 with No 3. North Center with No 7. implications for modernization and transportation plan.
Nova residents and relatives visit in Baltimore and Florida. Local families host guests from Ridgeville Elyria and Volumnobue. 4-H club members attend Brand fair with Margaret Moon winning high honor. Helen Muche returns from month long vacation with Muche family. Ongoing notes on Nova High School and new principal Graham moving to town. A Cedar Lane Lake Erie area site is mentioned with oilfield activity at Optamia.
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