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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Dec 26, 1933

Page

8

Lorain County Game and Fish Association's Peak Year

The Lorain County Game and Fish Association reports its busiest year since forming in 1929 as membership surpasses 400 with aims to reach 1,000 by 1934. It notes releases of 40,000 fish since 1929, 1,200 pheasant, 365 raccoon, 1,000 black bass, and 100 rabbits, plus dam projects on the Black River and plans for future restocking and funds from clam bakes.

Lorain County Erie Cuyahoga Milan State Department Lorain County Game and Fish Association Black River West Branch Bucyrus Association E. B. Walker Elyria Dan Harding Ridgeville B. L. McQueen Vermilion James Tittle, Jr

Crowell Family Hosts King's Birthday Dinner in Eaton

Local notes show Mr. and Mrs. A. D. Crowell hosting a Sunday birthday gathering for their son with guests Irma Jonas of Chatham J Quinn and others. Carolers serenaded the sick in town in several autos Friday night.

Bert Hales W. R. Hawke Alma Arthur Alice Turner Litchfield George Harrison Berea Earl Hadwke Nova H. F. Haven Bert Wise Elyria Arthur MccNelly Haven Wise Shaker Heights J. D. Dickson Lakewood Florida Leslie McNelly Elsworth Hawke Clayton Humphrey John Brown Fremont A. A. Dunnell North Olmsted Sverette Friedman Old Haven Tax Payers’ League F. J. Shuster Edward Gideon Cleveland

Annual Grange Homecoming and Dinner Celebrated

Red and green decorations lit the Grange Hall for the annual homecoming dinner attended by about sixty five people. The afternoon program included roll calls, member reminiscences, talks by F R Cousins and others, music by the Munn group, and installation of officers by Deputy Palmer. Out of town guests joined local families, with health updates and holiday greetings noted.

Grange Hall Grange F. R. Cousins Munn Eleanor Munn Lottie Munn Elsan Munn Ben Munn Harmonia Palmer Penfield Elaine Elyria Leon Bassett Ridgeville Minnie Tite H. L. Tite Geraldine Blaine Roy Meyers Hugh Reisinger Kasper Gus Johnson Otis Lyndes Helen Kannenberg Bay Village

Contrezational Ladies Aid Elect Officers in South Amherst

Miss Esther Ott hosted the Contrezational Ladies Aid Society in South Amherst on Thursday. Officers elected were William Roberts president William Gleason vice president George Graybell secretary and Harmon Mathas treasurer. An oyster supper is planned for January 11 at the church parlors and an official board meeting will follow.

South Amherst Esther Ott Contrezational Ladies’ Aid Society Herman Witt William Roberts William Gleason George Graybell Harmon Mathas

Cornerstone Laying Planned for New Fire Station

The public is invited Monday at 2 30 P M to attend the cornerstone laying of the new fire station Henry Garland will preside as master of ceremonies and Rev C F Fogel will offer prayer.

Henry Garland C. F. Fogel

Methodist Ladies Aid Plans School Lunch Program

The group met in the church parlor to organize a hot noon meal for undernourished schoolchildren sponsored by the relief commission. A five day schedule assigns a three member committee each day to oversee the lunch service.

Methodist Ladies’ Aid Society Relief Commission Harris Brocksicker Eva Bryant William Slack Phillip Eular Lodi Gibson Harold Allsop William Allsop Robert Allsop Jacob Kolb Henry Kolb John Thompson Charley Bauman Sam Slack William Meacham

New Year Party by South Amherst Firefighters

This evening at Foresters Hill the Volunteer Firemen host a New Year’s party. Dancing on the second floor and a card party on the first floor invite all interested in South Amherst’s fire department to attend.

Foresters Hill South Amherst

No Rehearsal for South Amherst Choral Club This Week

The South Amherst Choral Club will not hold a rehearsal this week. The date for the next meeting will be announced later.

South Amherst Choral Club

Frank Gentile Hosts Fish Fry at Far West Inn

Frank Gentile will entertain friends with a Friday night fish fry and a New Year’s Eve spaghetti and meatball supper at the Far West Inn.

Frank Gentile Far West Inn

Firemen Plan 1933 Farewell Dance At Foresters Hall

South Amherst Volunteer firemen will celebrate the passing of 1933 with a dance in Foresters Hall on Saturday evening. A card party on the first floor is planned for non dancers and a good attendance is desired.

South Amherst Volunteer Firemen Foresters’ Hall

Transient Camp Opened by City Relief Committee

A camp for transients has been established by the Citizens Committee on Relief and Unemployment in St. Louis. Converted from an old poultry farm, it houses 31 men now with plans to serve about 500. The note adds a curious aside about the green edible turtle of commerce, described as a vegetarian.

ST. Louis Citizens Committee On Relief and Unemployment

Dr F M Sponseller Office Hours Elyria Ohio

Dr F M Sponseller located at 241 E Third Street Elyria Ohio lists contact phone 3214 and hours Tuesday 1 30 to 4 00 7 00 to 8 30 and Saturday 1 30 to 4 00 for patient visits and appointments.

Elyria Ohio

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