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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 04, 1939
Page
2
Legal notice describes a property case in Columbia County with terms of conveyance and survey measures. The document cites defendants and a court filing by Nadier and Nadier with details on parcels, distances, and ownership, urging resolution ahead of a specified deadline.
Penfield P T A will meet on Thursday evening February 9 in the school auditorium with Harmon Sheldon of LaGrange presenting a Prof Quiz Bee. Refreshments available. Also reports birthday dinner at Charles Schulz home for Mrs Schulz. United Society to meet February 8 with covered dish lunch. Carl Baker of Elyria bought Penfield store and filling station from Charles Kennedy, taking possession February 1. Brighton Junior class presented Aunt Nancy Rules the Roost at Penfield school on February 1, well attended with Martha Woods on violin between acts.
South Amherst February notes report the Study Hour Club convening at Viola Kreeger’s home with nine members present. Norma Merchant presented a Gilbert and Sullivan biography while Katherine Schriner led the month’s book selection. H. E. Moore won the Advertising Slogan prize. Refreshments were served. next meeting set for March 2 at Miss Norma Merchant’s home.
The Wellington school lists honor roll students by averages led by Richard Avery and Mildred Vincent, with many other names across grades. Local clubs including the Woman's Benefit Association and Royal Neighbor hold meetings in Grange hall and Swiss Hall with installations, talks, dinners, card parties and prize drawings scheduled through February and March.
The Ever Ready Sunday school class of young married folks enjoyed their monthly party at the Methodist Church Thursday evening. The event opened with a covered dish supper at 6 30 followed by games in the gym. They plan a country store for the April 21 meeting at the church.
Friday social at Clyde Ray home honored Mrs Clyde Ray’s sister in law and others with a luncheon and gifts. Birthdays celebrated include Mrs Mary Fox and Mrs WH Stevenson with dinners and visits from relatives. Local church schedules list services, sermons, and choir plans. Regional notes cover a Pittsfield clinic admission, illnesses, and a filling station venture near Wellington. International race and Brentford gas mask event noted along with German headlight decree.
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