Hurricane Hawk Advances With Frantic Worry News
The strange notice reports a caper examination and a thrilling pun about a voice of the sargasso. Mary provides no word amid the frantic moment as CAPERS plan a send now for blank for advancement.
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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 24, 1936
Page
3
The strange notice reports a caper examination and a thrilling pun about a voice of the sargasso. Mary provides no word amid the frantic moment as CAPERS plan a send now for blank for advancement.
Huntington Ohio February 24 A contest sponsored by the United Church and Sundays school drew fifty two attendees last Friday night at the Grange Hall. Jello cocoa and cookies were served and the gathering was enjoyed by all.
Miss Grace Crile resumes duties at the Starry Harmon home in Wellington after a week at her own home. Crile was ill over the weekend. Mr and Mrs T Thudhum and wife dined with Jonson Crile and family. Henry West, Herbert Leininger and Elton Sprinkle visited Elyria. Mar Whasterday and daughter Phyllis Jean spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs C Fasterday in Sullivan. Huntington officers attended an event past and present.
Sunday evening visitors attended dinner with Mrs. H. S. Bowen at her home.
Quarantine is lifted at the Francis Coe home and Lois Coe returns to school. N. L. Thudium is named township supervisor and Marion Crile oversees the cemetery at Baker's Crossing. Mrs R A Cassel visits her aunt and uncle, Mr and Mrs Will Batley, in Sullivan. Fashion notes mention affordable styles of the day.
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