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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 21, 1936
Page
7
John McCoy a 47 year old crane operator at Lowell was trapped when his cab was impaled on a girder during a wildfire Wednesday. His right arm had been amputated and his condition improved to fair though listed on the danger list at St Josephs Hospital.
Miss Jean Shepherd hosted the Lindy Lodge gathering in Carlisle on Tuesday evening. Miss June Harrison, the president, led the business session and a round table discussion followed. A Hallowe'en colored refreshment course was served. Mrs Wayne Cropp invited members to her Grafton road home on March 3rd.
Miss Grace Brodin hosted the Cloverleaf Club Tuesday at her East River Road home. Clara Somers received the book If I Had Four Apples by Josephine Lawrence. Vocal solos by Mrs. Harry Kline included At Dawning and To You, piano accompaniment by Mrs. David James. Refreshment course followed. Mrs. Joseph Rogers of Butternut Ridge Road will entertain the club next Tuesday evening.
Mr and Mrs Frank Rahl of Chestnut Ridge Mrs Francis Henry Mrs George Boorn of Butternut Ridge road and Mr and Mrs Dwight Burr and family of East avenue were among Carlisle residents who attended the Fellowship supper at the First Methodist church in Elyria on Tuesday evening.
Mrs. Clarence H. Vincent of East Avenue Mrs. J Hast ings and daughter Avis of Graf ton road were guests at the sewing club meeting held Thursday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Bessie Calkins.
Local social notes list numerous visits and dinners among families on Chestnut Ridge Butternut Ridge La Grange and Elyria area. Attendees include the Carpenters Sheffields Liermans Spaeths and many others with occasional hospital updates and community club events. Governor events reflect midweek and weekend gatherings with cousins and neighbors.
Engineering course in the county paused as R D Barden, a OSU agricultural engineering specialist, was ill with a severe cold. I P Blouser filled in to discuss farm power and electricity use. Sixty five farmers attended, with a session next Thursday depending on Barden’s recovery. Olmsted Falls and West View set to begin March 1.
West View notes visits including Mr and Mrs Harold Schuster and son Russell to Cleveland. Mrs Rhoda Gordon of Grafton spent a day with Mrs Nellie Chapin. Mention of Berea short line bus service, unclear details.
Dover Center Mayor Campbell, North Olmsted Mayor Douglas, Olmsted Falls Mayor Spaulding, West View Mayor Ingersoll, Lakewood's I R Winsper, Dover Center/North Olmsted/West View solicitor, and Rocky River’s Jack Cloyd joined a birthday dinner at the Hollenden Hotel Cleveland. Mr and Mrs J R Thompson attended the foremen's dance at Columbia last Friday.
Frank Van Arsdale of Columbia was taken to Community Hospital Berea after a West River Road accident. Mrs Myrtle Burns visits sister Grace Cooley. Merrill Palmer dines with Cooleys. Dorothy Hoare guest. Rebekah Lodge card party Friday Feb 21 at I O O F Hall. committees listed. Lincoln’s birthday observed with lunch. Birthday cards showered for Edna Reinhart and Grace Hall. Bingo played. Party No 1 attendees listed. Party No 2 attendees listed. H C Ingersoll and daughter visit Cleveland. Olmsted High School cagers beat Bay Village 30-14. next game at Strongsville Feb 21. Troop 201 Boy Scouts attend Court of Honor. first class rewards for Kechele, Hall, Knapp, Schultz, Scroggie, Willoughby. Cleveland Scout Council officials present.
Fremont Nebraska Mr and Mrs E N Morehead praise their canary as a traveling companion after a 10400 mile motor tour. The bird sang throughout the trip and even entertained guests at restaurants where they stopped.
In Wooster Ohio farmer Daniel Cayho heard a whirring sound and saw a red fire trail as a molten half moon shaped object fell into snow, later sold to Glenn Harmon, clerk of courts. In Dawson Alaska the male population outnumbers females ten to one prompting efforts to attract more women.
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