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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 20, 1934
Page
6
Classified ads list rental and sale items for Lorain County including houses for sale and rent, farm notices, and business offerings. Legal notices outline boiler replacement bids for Lorain County bridges and foreclosure petitions in Elyria. Public notices reference property parcels and court actions with dates and filing details.
Twenty one students at South Amherst High School earned averages of ninety or above in three subjects for the first nine weeks, making the honor roll. Seniors include Ben Ashyk Mary Ashyk Olga Dotzlof Fred Krueck Bertha Lence Maybelle Slack. juniors Evelyn Kreeger Elizabeth Martin Florence McCord Jack Simashkevich. sophomores John Ashyk Helen Bartlome Mary Kazuka William Krueck. freshmen Stanley Ashyk Helen Katona Elmer Schacht Anna Simashkevich Rudy Skiiletz June Thompson Nancy Drew. Elmer Harris will broadcast from Station WTAM at 8:00 this evening entertaining with vocal and guitar selections.
A regular meeting of the Security Benefit Association was held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Jones on Wednesday evening. Routine business was transacted and a social hour followed with refreshments served.
The South Amherst Legion ladies plan a Christmas party in the newly decorated town hall recreation room Friday evening. Legion and auxiliary members with families are invited. bring a ten cent gift for a gift exchange. A decorated tree games contests and refreshments will be provided by the ladies. Good attendance is urged.
Avon club notes record a meeting titled Morning Glory Club held in Avon on December 20 with members present and agenda items discussed.
Mr and Mrs Ira Gough and family attended a Christmas party hosted by the Upper Room Bible Class of the First Congregational Church in Elyria. Mrs Lee Hubbard and her children spent Monday with her mother and sister in Lakewood. Mr and Mrs John Johnson of Lakewood visited the Walkers in Elyria Monday. Mrs Harry Hubbard and daughter Bertha and Miss Grace Gough visited Cleveland on Monday.
Mrs. Walter Day formerly Elaine Poor was guest of honor at a post nuptial shower hosted by Miss Betty Hughes of Lorain with prizes to Mrs. William Day Miss Rose Bunder and Mrs. William Mills. A community dance followed at Garfield school house and the Sheffield Lake Social club held its Christmas party with a lighted tree and gift exchange. The Garfield Community club met for its regular session while Ford Road in Sheffield Village is being repaired with cinders.
George Inness stands as a leading figure in early American landscape painting, recognized for shaping the national style with his evocative skies and poetic composition. His work bridged 19th century tonalism and plein air study, influencing later American landscape artists.
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