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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 02, 1931
Page
2
The Two-Bit Club a charitable group in Canonsburg Pa enrolled 857 voluntary members in two weeks and deposited over 1000 dollars for charitable purposes. Directors spent nothing on expenses and did no personal solicitation to secure the enrollment.
Italian restaurant promises the best foods with private dining nooks at 388 Edwy Lorain, phone 3896. Clear call to convince readers of quality and taste.
The Canonsburg Daily Notes reports a Community Builders plan inviting readers to join for 25 cents weekly starting December 1 for a two week period. Members pledge payment on honor, with no back dues collection, to create a steady winter income for charitable purposes.
Mr and Mrs W H Hart were guests of son Clifford and family in Cleveland over Christmas. Granddaughter Betty accompanied them for a New Year visit. Mr and Mrs Charles Schaible visited her parents and Mr and Mrs Charles Hahn of the area were noted in the Christmas gathering.
Lake Shore on Christmas reports multiple households hosting and visiting. Families named include Rowley Lauer Brown Burrer Schwartz Fry Holliday Lucas Babcock Saltz among others, with gatherings in Huntington Elyria Lorain and Cleveland areas during Christmas Day and nearby Thursday.
Children Kenneth and Patricia Ann were entertained by their grandparents Mr and Mrs Frank Baus on the Edison Highway during Christmas. B E Hale of Sugar Ridge visited Mr and Mrs Raymond Simms for Christmas. Mr and Mrs C H Hunger and children Carl and Ruth were guests of Mr and Mrs William Hunger in Lakewood. Mr and Mrs Elbert Reese of Elyria and Miss Pauline Long from Kent Normal College stayed with their parents, Mr and Mrs Elmer Long, for Christmas.
Miss Florence Pope returned to Chicago on Tuesday after spending the Christmas vacation with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. B O Pope.
Sunday guests called on neighbors including Mr and Mrs George Hahn and Mr and Mrs Charles Squire of Oberlin, with Mr and Mrs Raymond Simms and daughter Eleanor visiting Mr and Mrs W E Shay of Elyria in the evening.
A. M. Johnston suffered a serious shoulder injury after slipping on ice Tuesday. He was attended to locally and is expected to recover with rest and medical care.
Mr and Mrs Fred Schramm and daughter Zelda attended the Christmas exercises at St Pauls church in Elyria Sunday evening.
Mrs Mary Struble and daughters Thelma and Wanda of Cisra were supper guests and spent Friday evening with Mr and Mrs George Longbrake. The Misses Margaret and Elizabeth Toth of Elyria Memorial hospital spent Sunday with their parents, Mr and Mrs Charles Toth. Mr and Mrs Jesse Underhill of LaGrange called on Mr and Mrs Elmer Long and family Sunday afternoon. Mr and Mrs Wm Muffer of Elsha called on Mr and Mrs E J Burrer Sunday. Mrs Louise Nash of Buteriut Ridge is spending a few days with her cousin, Miss Eleanor Simms. Miss Mabéile Simms of Moreno, Michigan, was an overnight guest Saturday of her cousins, Mr and Mrs Raymond Simms.
LAGRANGE O Jan 2 Mrs Sam Garretson and family visited Eaton for Christmas. A dinner at the home of Mr and Mrs Ralph Sanders honored Mr and Mrs Eber Sanders on Christmas Day celebrating their 61st wedding anniversary and their son Charles birthday. Guests included Mr and Mrs Charles Sanders and daughter Gertrude and son Robert. Mr and Mrs Earl Sanders and daughter Virginia. Mrs May Runais and sons Lewis and Laurel. Mr and Mrs Jesse Underhill and Mr Ford of Elyria. and Mr and Mrs Purdy Prosser and daughter Mable Ann of Cleveland.
A Sunday morning fire likely started by a passing train destroyed an auto truck and coal sheds at Farmers' Supply Co coal yards. A large quantity of coal burned, but rapid action by the local fire department limited further loss.
Mrs Paul Nichols and her daughter Donna Rita returned from Oberlin Hospital. Mrs P W Prosser visited on Wednesday. Elden Cole of Columbia stayed with cousin Robert Kelner. Mrs G G Leiby and daughter Juanita were hosted by Mr and Mrs J H Curtiss. Howard Holcomb of Northern University at Adams is home for the holidays. Mrs Frank Clark and her son from Lorain spent Sunday with Mrs E L Adams and family. Mr and Mrs W Ropkins and George Gardner visited Elyria Sunday. Mrs Lula Wilcox of Elyria spent Christmas with La Grange relatives. John Dawson convalescing from tonsil operation. Rill Rundle of Scranton Pa.
Mrs P WK Nyhart and Mrs Grace Lumley with daughter Betty visit Lewis Chamberlain in Elyria. Mr and Mrs Wadsworth call on Elyria. Purdy Prosser and daughter of Cleveland stay with R W Sanders. Mildred Wigert of Cleveland spends Christmas Day with her parents. Julius Wilcox hosts Cleveland friends Sunday.
Vernon Rundles was summoned to Elyria hospital Monday evening as his father James Rundle deputy sheriff suffered serious injuries in a Ridgeville automobile crash. His foot was amputated and doctors hope for improvement. Frank Dilley is ill at his sister’s home, Mrs. Paul Serette.
The Wistaria Club with their husbands will be entertained Thursday January at the Hendricks home in Brooklyn.
London police investigated a theft at William Joy's farm where surface soil was removed to a depth of 18 inches after a month’s absence. Joy reported trucks carried the soil away.
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