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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 24, 1933
Page
2
Wellington readers are invited to phone the local news desk to report items and delivery issues. Contact Mrs. Violet Curtice at 301 Herrick Ave East or delivery questions to Junior Grissinger at 229 Courtland on 156-R.
Wellington February 24 Mr and Mrs Homer Barbe entertain guests at their home with seven tables of bridge. High scores went to Mrs D G Swanger and Dr Dwight Weir while Miss Maxine West and Milo Yoxtheimer received consolation prizes. Dr and Mrs Dwight Weir of Mansfield attended as out of town guests.
Members of the Wellington Farm Woman's club will gather at the Grange Hall on Thursday for an all day meeting. Hostesses for the day include Mrs. Ella Taylor and others.
Mrs. Florence Davidson of Rochester hosts a business session at 10 with a covered dish luncheon. In the afternoon, Miss Alice Bird county extension agent will present a nutrition demonstration.
Wellington grangers gathered Wednesday evening where 125 members heard Miss Alice Bird and Mr. Hummell of Elyria present awards. Bird spoke on 4-H club work and Hummell delivered a stereoptical lecture about the group's Washington trip as certificates were handed out.
The report notes dancing later in the evening and mentions that refreshments were provided by the committee.
Co. B. Smythe of Lorain’s Then Automatic Shovel Co. spoke to the Wellington Kiwanis yesterday about the Share the Work plan and the committee he chairs. He did not organize Wellington now but said he will return 190 Wellington at a later date.
Harter addressed Wellington Kiwanians on impressions of a congressman elect. He discussed farmers’ problems and antitrust laws, admitted uncertainty about congressional solutions to current chaos, and expressed faith in government leaders. An informal reception followed at Dr. and Mrs. R. W. Faus's home.
Announcement reports the birth of a 734 pound daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Fesz of Talmadge near Akron yesterday. Mrs. Diesz once Miss Lucille Dague of the area. Grandmother Mrs. J P Schafer of Wellington helps care for mother and child Ellias.
Sixty friends from far and near gathered at the home of Mrs. Walter to honor her 80th birthday with a warm reception. The event reflected long friendships and community ties as guests shared memories and well wishes.
Fritz Kreisler, renowned violinist, credits his wife for his "broad intelligence" and humility. He criticizes the overemphasis on individualism in art, warns that fame can mislead, and urges parents not to push children into music for business reasons.
West residents marked Ada Sherburne's Sdth birthday with cards flowers and gifts from many friends. A family dinner followed at the West home prepared by her daughters Mrs West and Mrs Clarence Stevens. Guests included members of the West and Stevens families and Rev and Mrs William Smith and Mr and Mrs T C Whitney of Oberlin.
Ben Wofford, 19, a high school senior in Fort Worth, pursues quilting as a hobby alongside building tilt-top tables and floor lamps. He stands 5 feet 11 inches tall and says he has never been teased about quilting by his classmates.
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