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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 17, 1930
Page
9
Listings describe farm and dairy properties within easy reach of Amherst. Includes land with good buildings, spring and well water, suitable for trackking or farming, with inquiries directed to local addresses and phone numbers. Some details are garbled but indicate multiple tracts on Second Street and nearby roads.
Grafton Parent Teacher Association held a February 12 evening at the M E chapel. The program opened with musical numbers and readings by Regina Kubuske Benny Smith Hal Rothgatz and the Girls Glee Club plus violin saxophone and piano solos. A staged Old Faithful leaves sketch followed with many local participants and a total proceeds for Relden school reaching 45 dollars.
Stated and informal notices from Loraki glass home meetings to neighbors in Penfield area. Reports include memberships, quilting events, hospitalities, upcoming meetings, and social gatherings with mentions of Mrs C Puavaday, Mrs B Finter, and Mrs James Schurgot. Also updates on bereavements, marriages, and civic club activities through mid February.
Penfield High School basketball teams traveled to Brownhelm on Feb 17. The Penfield girls were edged 16 to 15 while the bays’ team won 15 to 13. Dorothy Couklin, daughter of Mr and Mrs John Couklin, and Clair Devereaux, son of Mr and Mrs Ma Devereaux, quietly married at the M E parsonage in Wellington. Rev Paul Carter officiated. Devereaux is a Spencer High School graduate, Class of 1929. The couple resides in Wellington. Other items note a 53rd wedding anniversary for George and Mrs Hastings and various local visits and gatherings.
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