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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Aug 28, 1936

Page

2

St Joseph’s school ball features student piano recital

Agnes Lami presented St Joseph’s students in a piano recital Thursday evening. The program included numerous solo and duet performances with names such as Evelyn Thomas, Margare Bill, Betty Herbsty, and Donald Smythe. A large crowd attended as ferns and summer blooms adorned the stage during the event.

Amherst St. Joseph's Agnes Lami Evelyn Thomas Margare Biill Godard Betty Herbsty Shepherd Donald Smythe Kenpre R. Morrison Richard Ehrman Richter Phyilis Frank Brens Janet Springer C Sehirmer Mary Ale Penten Theodore Lack Eveien Thomas

Young couple to settle in Columbus after Midwest trip

Detroit Cleveland and Amherst area residents plan home at 1978 1-2 Summiestreet Columbus. Noon Day Club met at St. Josephs school hall with Circle 3 of St Ann society serving dinner to 15 members and one guest. Following business, groups featured, plans made to meet next Thursday. Birthday party honors Kyleen Anderson of Loraine with family and friends. Gifts presented, cake centerpiece, luncheon on porch. Several individuals mentioned in passing.

Circle One Womer § Union of Amherst Yard Detroit Cleveland Amherst Columbus Noon Day Club St. Joseph's School Hall Circle 3 St. Ann's Society H. A.sneider The Globe Casket Co Kenderville Ind Kyleen Anderson Lorain Clarence Cooper Cleveland Avenue Eileen Kathleen Anderson James Daniel Anderson Ludell Kreeger Jr Clarence Canner Jr Emma Cooper

South Amherst Hires Two New Teachers for Fall

South Amherst reports two new teachers Judith Shook and Esther Schatz join the staff replacing Moyers and Hopkins as the district prepares to reopen with an enrollment around 2949. Principal B F Litvenberg leads a diverse faculty across grades with Shook filling a new position and Schatz taking a former role. The district also plans a book sale on opening day with Florence Heussner in charge. Boys Sandstone Four-H club also meets this evening.

South Amherst Sa Amherst Florence Heussner Judith Shook Esther Schatz Helen Moyers Maxine Hopkins Wellington B. F. Litvenberg Kenneth Henderson Mintta Fehr Howard Schacht Hightha Flora Pike Charles Brown Wilfred Lantz Thelma Schnaak Margaret Hhisted Viola Kreeger Fisther Schatz Helen Pierce Russel Peterson

Modes and Manners in the Kitchen and Speech

Readers ask how to avoid kitchen dining when many guests are present and how to phrase greetings. Answers suggest using candlelight and dimmed lamps for a more formal dining impression and advise that phrases like How was that and How’s things are improper and uncultured.

South Ridge News Notes Highlights Local Socials and Visits

South Ridge residents share weekend activities from Camp Crag Vesper to Eagles and Great Lakes Expo. Families visit relatives in Henrietta and Elyria while pastors attend Evangelical conference in Doncaster. Local gatherings include Sunday school meetings and Cedar Point trips with numerous neighbors and extended family.

South Ridge George Knittle Marian Knittle Camp Crag State Grange S 5 Ruth Violet Schroeder E. C. Frye Joseph Edward Snyder's Grove Grafton Road Milton Schlechter Robert Harland Schlechter Henrietta Mary Fopley Barbara Eschtruth Middle Ridge Newton Bans Clifton Simms Great Lakes Cleveland Wes Theodore Grills West Ridge J. Smith Donald Lewis Elyria

Injured at Wellington Fair as horse knocks man down

Paul Leimbach, son of Mr and Mrs Henry Leimbach near Brownhelm, was knocked down by a race horse while crossing the Wellington Fair track. He to Falls Clinic for bruises and scratches. Wellington Townsend Club met with fair attendance and music. Schulman Company in Piercy building oversees 372 miles of electric lines construction for Lorain Medina Rural Electric Cooperative with full equipment. Wellington Kiwanis plan October moving picture show at the Opera House featuring fair and out of town attendees.

Fair Wellington Paul Leimbach Henry Leimbach Near Brownhelm Falls Clinic Wellington Townsend Club Grange Hall Townsend Club Lath District Summitt Beach Park Akron Schulman Company Bigecago Piercy Lorain Medina Lorgin-Medina Wellington

Exposition Attendees and Local Hosts Across the Fair

Guests at the Fair included John J. Thomas W Snyder Chicago R Snyder Dallas Judge Frieod and Mrs Margaret Waill ard. Local visitors from Lakewood Cleveland Sullivan Massillon Elyria Medina and Akron joined families in Medina and nearby towns for the Great Lakes Exposition and related events. Reed more notes list residents moving or visiting relatives across Falls Clinic Gettysburg Wellington and Youngstown family homes with ongoing visits and arrivals.

Harry C. Otterbacher John J. Thomas W. Snyder Chicago R Snyder Dallas Texas Frieod Margaret Waillard Earl Biggs Lakewood John O'Brien Cleveland Mra Gust Gonoal Sullivan Walter Ro Massillon Guy Findley Elyria My Andrew Watters Bachtell Medina Arndt Sul Uvan Griffin Groot Kipton H. Gower Kenneth Paul Marjorie Henry Raiser Wisconsin Ohio John Elms Falls Clinic Lewis G Bradstock Mary Louise Bradstock Gettysburg Lewis G. Bradstock C. A. Wink Mary Bay Margaret Ida Keller Elyria Edwin Lasch Arthur Bergner Howard Thompson Fred Thompson Ralph Fechter Douglas Hanna Kenneth Also Luella Platz Albin Platz Perkins Youngstown Earl Brick Home Firmin Erhart Ray Frisk William Grabinstetter Ray Niedert St. Loui S Albert Mettert

Valley City Firemen Street Fair Draws Record Crowds

The Valley City fair marked its third annual Firemen's Street Fair and Homecoming with its largest turnout yet. Saturday crowds approached seven to eight thousand before a Sunday storm curtailed events, then activities resumed after rain eased with dancing and an engine house show. The festival featured a three year old drummer winning 25 dollars and a Pie Plant Pete engagement, parachute jump, and concerts by local bands and school groups. Numerous visits from Cleveland and area residents were recorded plus a string of social gatherings and hospitality at local homes as the community recovered from the storm and enjoyed the fair atmosphere.

Valley City Pie Plant Pete WTAAL Merle Auker Edina County Harmony Heavers Hill Baily Remsen Corners Germat Spencer Mathews Gleveland Valley Crown Hill Billy Band

Local social notes and events in Chatham area

Chatham residents share visits and weekend guests with the Pugh Milota Jamesson and Browand families. Plans include a 4-H group trip to the State Fair, a schoolhouse party, and a September 4th picnic with details to follow. Also noted are Ontario license markers for 1937 and a leather making detail.

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