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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Feb 05, 1932

Page

11

The Bung le Family Dinner Social Notes

Mr and Mrs Charles Squires Sr host a family dinner with C R Squires and family C P Squires Jr and family Ralph Hahn Elyria and Lyman Knowles in attendance. Ward remains very ill at his daughter Mrs Emery Coes home. Mrs W T Bowser visited her parents Sam Gauman Sr Grace Braun spent time in Elyria. Miller and son Floyd visited W R Whitney. Mrs Marshall of North Bass Island visiting daughter Mrs Harry Mertz amid illness.

and Mirs Charles Squires C. R. Squires C. P. Squires, Jr Ralph Hahn Elyria Lyman Knowles Ward Emery Coe W. T. Bowser Sam Gauman Grace Braun Miller Floyd W. R. Whitney Marshall North Bass Harry Mertz

New London Considers Electric Rates and Hospital Board

The village council formed a three member committee with Leon B. Stone John L. O’Hara and Mayor Walter G. Broughton to study petitions on electric light height and rates with a March report. A Natherson proposal from the Insull Co. outlined new wattage rates and meter sharing for street lighting and water works, plus 15 percent maintenance overhead. The contract was tabled amid attorney objections and public discussion, with other actions including hospital board appointments and Legion Hall redecorating updates.

New London Electric Light Leon B. Stone John L. O’hara Walter G. Broughton Stanley Natherson Marion Insull Co Chicago Natherson E. M. Palmer Palmer Broughton D. M. Hotchkiss J. W. Hogsett M S. Hazel Leech

Ohio Cheerful Over Outlook

Cincinnati businessmen optimistic about 1932 predict gradual recovery. They urge balanced budgets and tariff revision, with early gains in 1932 and a stronger year end. They foresee no further decline, then a turn toward improvement as Congress acts, eliminating waste and improving finances.

Cincinnati, C Cincinnati Congress

Penfield Card Party at Grange Hall Saturday

Penfield Grangers host a card party at the Grange Hall on Saturday evening February 6 with everyone invited and lunch to be served.

Penfield Penfield Grangers Grange Hall

Brighton and Penfield Girls and Boys Basketball Clash

Brighton town teams hosted Penfield teams on Tuesday February 1. Both games were won by Penfield with the girls losing 27 to 4.

Brighton Town Penfield Town Penfield

Score Result and Referee Details

The final score shown was 28-18 with Babe Brouse of Spencer serving as the referee.

Babe Brouse Spencer

Families Visited Across Wooster Litchfield And Cleveland Trips

Mr and Mrs James Herrick and others spent Sunday with the Wood family in Wooster. Frank Park and Claiae Berkey were in Cleveland Friday. William Stephen returned home with them and stayed with Frank Park.

James Herrick Harvey Blough Helen Ray Wood Wooster Frank Park Claiae Berkey Cleveland William Stephen J. B. Eglin Chester Eglin Wellington Alex Brey Lynden Jones Marseilles Lewis Jones Anna Grillis Lakewood

Norwalk League Institute Attended at First Methodist Church

Leonard Smith Doris Bobel Ralph Dickason Winifred Kleinhans Charlotte Bligh Fannie Lee and Donald and Douglass Biggs attended the Norwalk League Institute at the First Methodist church in Lorain on Saturday January 30. Winifred Kleinhans Charlotte Bligh and Leonard Smith joined a 6:30 p m banquet in the church dining hall with Rev. Homer W Courtney as toastmaster.

Leonard Smith Doris Bobel Ralph Dickason Winifred Kleinhans Charlotte Bligh Fannie Lee Donald Douglass Biggs Norwalk League Institute First Methodist Church Lorain Homer W. Courtney C. B. Hess

Community Notes From Avon and Nearby Areas

Avon and Dover residents were mentioned visiting relatives and friends in Bellevue Elyria Ridgeville and Cleveland. Obituary notes report the sudden death of Lena Matsch with survivors including her son John and daughters Joan Rheam Andrew Smith and Matt Diedrich.

AVON Antone Helfrich Dover Wilson Jameson John Terveen Bellevue Mary Gough Florence Gough Elyria Thomas West Perry Ohio Vernon Frey Beatrice Frey Cleveland Louis Knight and Floyd Hugh Lester Phelps Haton Robert Pickering Walter Herbert Nina Warden Gordon Paddock St. Joseph’s Hospital Lena Matsch John Joan Rheam Andrew Smith Matt Diedrich Ridgeville

West Russia Briefs Highlight Local Oxon Activities

West Russia February 5 report notes William Gerber and Walter Gauman at the Rod and Gun Club meeting in Oberlin Friday. Walter Berg and Eva Hungerford visited Mervin Schubert home in Amherst. The Hurst daughter is ill with flu. Charles Dudley attended a birthday party at the Zimmerman home in Oberlin for their son John. Mary and Rose Mac Laughlin of Cleveland and Thelma Campbell of Elyria visited Ben and Mrs Dudley.

Christian Endeavor Congregational Dora Arnold Reading Circle Club Hime John Marsh Walter Robinson Plymouth Bernice Griffin Carrie Griffin W. “Lain St Geo. R. Emerson Frank Donaldson Clara Greenwich Arvin Emerson W. Salem, QC Beulah Lehman A. Dean Hast Main Carl Crandall Plain City Ohio New London West Russia Wm. Gerber Walter Gauman Rod and Gun Club Oberlin Walter Berg Eva Hungerford Mervin Schubert Amherst L. Hurst Charles Dudley Zimmerman John Mary Rose MacLaughlin Cleveland Thelma Campbell Elyria Ben Dudley

Ladies Auxiliary of the American Legion Meet in Legion Hall

Fourteen members attended the Legion auxiliary meeting Tuesday evening. The group handled regular business and heard Relief Committee reports on progress. The committee noted many needy cases have been aided.

Ladies Aumiliary of the American Legion Legion Hall Relief Committee

Tickled Birds Yield Fish from Ecuadorian Bait

Dr Robert Cushman Murphy of the American Museum of Natural History spoke to the Boston Society of Natural History about the blue faced booby. natives of Ecuador use its throat to hook flying fish for bait and the bird hatches eggs on its broad feet.

Ecuador Boston Robert Cushman Murphy American Museum of Natural History New York Boston Society of Natural History

Pennsylvania develops animal bounty racket ends in arrest

A coast-to-coast scheme operating on animal bounty claims led to the arrest of Andrew Dearfoos in Harrisburg Pennsylvania on February 2. Authorities described the operation as a nationwide racket exploiting bounty programs and harming legitimate claim processes.

State Game Commission Cearfoos Beaver Falls Eugene California The Game Commission Predatory Animal Bureau Pennsylvania Harrisburg Andrew Dearfoos

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