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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Aug 31, 1933

Page

11

Vacation Escapade Chapter 37 Showdown Near Proctor

Sally investigates a poison dart found in Proctor's house and tails the mysterious guards. Ted orders her to stay hidden and prepares to expose Vitelli and Spider Vasek with a planned meeting at the railroad station at 10 p.m. The plan aims to force a confession and end Proctor’s perceived danger.

Sally Caris Proctor's Vitelli Dar Ted Baby Proctor White T Casey Marbe Burt Tim Dusolina Spider Vasek Chicazo Kelly Mas Proctor

Picnickers and church events in Henrietta notes

A Henriettta column lists a Sunday picnic at the Clemens home with Denman Barber and Portman families, followed by Theodore Bohn hosting the Christian Endeavor at Parish House. Several notices cover a Republican caucus, clergy assignments to Defiance, and numerous social visits across Elyria Lorain and Vermilion areas with varied household gatherings and greetings.

Bauman Visit Highlights Local Tonsil Surgery At Eirria Memorial

Mr and Mrs Fred Bauman visited George Becker and his daughter Jeneneabelle at their home after both underwent tonsil operations at Eirria Memorial Hospital on Friday.

Fred Bauman George Becker Jenenabelle Eirria Memorial Hospital Fridey

Local visits and social notes at Ashland and surrounding areas

Mrs Ida Weston and M T Scarborough hosted a weekend at New London. Several visitors from Syracuse Ashland Cleveland and Longlict were noted among relatives friends and farm bureau activities. A Valladolid Spain dispatch reports saints names replaced by local street names as opposition to Catholic power continues.

Valladolid Spain Catholis Tooms

Social notes from Belden area August events and visitors

Belden residents shared picnics on Lorain beaches at the Holcomb home with many guests from nearby towns. A Valley City Alumni dance drew a large crowd at the Belden club house while numerous visits, hotel employments, and local tours highlighted community life.

West group Ladies Aid alidar meeting in Fairview

North Olmsted August 31 the West group of ladies from the Ladies Aid of the Congregational Church held an alidar meeting at the home of Mrs William Bourne in Fairview on Thursday August 24 A covered dish luncheon was served at noon There was an unusually large attendance House guests Reverend and Mrs J W Kurper have as their guests the farmer's brother and his family from the West Enjoy trip Miss Mary Elizabeth Oldham and Miss Ruth Margaret Oldham have returned from their recent trip to Rochester New York and

Sally Proctors Mike Contas Fieuré Proctor's Proctor Rose Birmingham Ed Kothe L. ¥.Kothe G. C. Becker C. C. Burrell Elyria William Becker Camden V. OD Whitney Spencer Siory Becker Car Fred Bauman Li BF Jand Brown Frence Coates Ayes Ben Fe Boouett Lenai Gexegheimer Will Chapis Qhertin Frank Harr Friga Robert Snedden Saran Cleveland Mervin Unser Dangler Shirley Lisa Mae Delaney Frank Rarey Hearst Iday Charlies Cordowip M Coukrip South Amherst Fred Mir Leonard Buehey Earl and Peter N Denis Biloomdale Helen Marquat Lois and Cecelia i Reed Lorain N. J. Nichols Kenneth Walker Sueste Minnie A Tar Helen Marquette Cleveland Farm Bureau Ashland County Charles Wise Jeanne Wise Andrew Beichel Vermilion Alma Siggens Clyde Baker Ralph Garnsey Doris Jasper Mich Baker Garnsey Siggens Martin Beris Mable Floreské Emma Spencer Berea Warren Verley Marjorie Hazel Eva Bailing Lo- Tain Martin Beriswill Hazel Turner Pleasant View Belden Club Valley City Alumni Association Ernest Landin Meadville Belden Fred Brinker Lucille Wise Statler Hotel Norman Dambaush Clarence Wise Fern Florence Harold Pfeiffer Lodi Pfeiffer Mrs. Wise Joseph Jankola John Hartman Howard Wise Gritfin Dover Mary Dambaugh Avon Dorothy Mary Niedert Mrs Gull Road School House A. L. Wise Wellington Fair Linderman Jessie Adams Columbus Grant Hill Ashtabula A. J. Laundon Cieve, Reisioser Mary Rutt North Carolina Mary Dambatzh Mary Niedett Lof Avon North Olmsted Ladies’ Aid Wiliam Bourne Fairview Mary Elizabeth Oldham Ruth Margaret Oldham Rochester New York Tenth Avenue Arthur Saruels New Yorks Fannie Hurst Robert Woolsey Brooklyn Kat Teen Charles G. Norris Orient Rudolf Fri Shanghai Antonio Scotti John Farrar Bugs Baer Hamish McLaure

Local notices and visits roll through La Grange

Mrs. Hattie Cone returned from North Main Street visit. Betty Garretson enjoys ten days in Cleveland with relatives. Several locals travel to Detroit, Chicago, and Cleveland for visits, fishing trips, and homecoming events. Lola Conklin earns top prize in WCTU poster contest. several attended Epworth League sessions and hometeaming in nearby towns.

Lola Conklin

Market Growers Picnic At North Olmsted Park

The Cleve land market growers held their annual picnic at North Olmsted Park on Thursday August 24 with an attendance near 792. William Bourne on Rural Route No 1 is on a two week vacation and Theron Bourne fills in. Mr and Mrs Charles Jenkins relocate from Dover Center Road this week to their new home after living with relatives.

Market Growers of Cleveland North Olmsted Park William Bourne Theron Charles Jenkins Dover Center Road

LIFE SAVING AWARD GIVEN AT BOR STOUR CAMP

Eugene Gleissner and Bernard Jorse received a Reg Crose 2 f Saving award while at Bor Stour camp for life saving actions. Mrs. H. B. Calpperfield, formerly of North Olmsted now in Lakewood, fell from porch steps and broke an arm.

Bor Stour Eugene Gleissner Bernard Jorse Reg Crose H. B. Calpperfield North Olmsted Lakewood

Sunday Callers Visit Elyria Residents

Mr and Mrs Raymond Watson 80n Willard Mrs Earl Kelly and enilden Marian and Junior of Elyria were Sunday evening callers at the home of Mrs Ruby M Lamb.

Raymond Watson Willard Earl Kelly Enilden Marian and Junior Elyria Ruby M. Lamb

Workers' Conference Meeting at Parsonage Friday Evening

The Worker's Conference of the M. E. Sunday school will be entertained at the parsonage on Friday evening Sept 1. The program includes election of officers arms Seniy department, Mrs F Bachtel, methods Mrs V Jump, paper Mrs J H Wilcox, special requirements Dr A A Wilcox.

M. E Seniy Department F. Bachte J. H. Wilcox A. A. Wilcox

Clarkfield Sunday Guests and Local Notices

Clarkfield neighbors host Burt family at Canal Fulton. State Fair visitors include Glenn Tinker family and Mildred Langendorfer. Ladies Aid elects new treasurer Lillie Tourey as Emma Byrm and Emma Broa miss few meetings. Brief items note visits to Rick home, Wake man Parker, Brishien Draper, Mary McQuata Urbana trip and local gatherings with Ward Wilcoxen, Oscar Fox barn plans, and several Sunday visits across nearby towns.

Glenn Tinker Mildred Langendorfer George Yonker Koott Wellington Joe Sanders Cleveland Rose Nodgxin Tom Dickerson Frank Rick Emma Parker Wakeman Pearl Draper Brishien Lenia Harris Glaérs Hainine New London Ray Rider

Sunday Socials and Local Visits Across Bend Area

Miss Martha Elcott visited in Boston while others hosted gatherings at homes in Berea Wakeman and Norwalk area. Local residents attended flower shows, reunions, and weekend visits in Port Clinton New London and Cascade Park amid deaths in Florida and weddings travel.

Ancient chapel to be copied in Tucson church project

The first Catholic chapel in Tucson, originally built in 1777 near Sentinel Peak outside the old presidio walls, will be copied in a new structure to be erected here by Father Victor Stoner. The project seeks to recreate the historic chapel within the city limits.

Tucson Atiz Victor Stoner Sentinel Peak Pusdie

Smugglers Frighten Pilot In Transborder Flights

Ralph Dodson, an American Airways pilot, says he cleared customs between the United States and Canada 1,914 times while flying routes to Montreal in a single period. He describes passenger efforts to smuggle as the main danger, noting Rome hosts thousands of young men from various countries training as priests and missionaries, forming a global league of nations.

Chicago Ralph Dodson American Airways U. S Canada Montreal Hquot Rome League of Navions

AULA at by ae New York study tour and tea lore

Katherine Brush occupies a grand Sutton Place study last decorated by Joseph Urban with green and redwood trim. The room features a circular ceiling frosted windows open fire, green center rug, chandeliers, and two lamps. Ethel Waters headlines afternoon teas, selling for high prices, with “Stormy Weather” a highlight. The piece lists social venues, magicians, and a salon atmosphere with notes on celebrities and routines, ending with a copyright credit to Syndicate.

New York Katherine Brush Sutton Place Joseph Urban Miss Bruss Ethel. Waters Lincoln

Texas Begins Sheep Shearing In Fall Crop

TEXAS STARTS SHEEP SHEARING IN WEST TEXAS AS FALL CROP BEGINS. FLOCKS ON WEST TEXAS PASTURES AND RANCHERS SET PRICES FROM FOUR TO FIVE CENTS PER HEAD FOR SHORN WOOL WITH CONTRACTS AT THIRTY CENTS FOR GROWER HAIR AND FORTY NINE CENTS FOR KID HAIR. A MIX OF NOTES BELOW COVER HOSPITAL SCENE IN ALMERIA SPAIN AS A DOG BIT A STORY ABOUT A HOSPITAL VISIT AND EUROPEAN PRESS FOCUS ON POSTWAR PROBLEMS.

Texas San Angelo Tex West Texas

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