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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 05, 1934
Page
4
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The Ladies and family of the C P L G held their annual oyster supper Thursday at the home of Mr and Mrs George Smith with cards and music as main diversions. About fifty attended and guests included Mr and Mrs Wm Campbell and Mr and Mrs D B Smith. Sunday guests featured Alma McDonald Mrs Sarah Ronk Forest McDonald Norwalk and Charles Phillips at George McDonald’s home.
Fifteen friends gathered Thursday evening at Mrs. Frye's home to honor Miss Opal Haugsted. After an hour of skating on the river, games followed, and ice cream plus a cake were served. Attendees included Gladys Delbert, Calvin and Lucile Woolcott, Dorothy, Robert and Warren Fairchilds, Iva and Eddie Barnes, Frances Frye, and the guest of honor Opal Haugsted.
The first Lyceum course number will be announced at Community Hall on Wednesday evening January 10. All are welcome to attend and hear about the program.
Mrs Vida Alen and Mrs Eile Alman of Columbus stayed with Mr and Mrs Glenn Tinker from Wednesday to Saturday. Miss Alice Burrows returned to Wellington school. Mr and Mrs Charlie Puder visited Wellington with Ralph Puder. Laurence Lee is in poor health. Mr and Mrs Evans left for an indefinite Cleveland stay. T G Bowerite family visited West Salem friends. Gordon McIntyre of Co Three C stationed at New Lexington spent days with Clarksfield friends. Clyde Woolcout and John Barker hosted in Fitchville. Virginia and Lois Hines visited Grandpa Hines in Wellington. Automobiles for sale.
Dell Crandell made a business trip to Avon Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Albers and daughter Ruth spent over New Year’s with Cleveland friends. Dell Crandell and family visited Harry Crandell and Zelda Twaddle. Pearl Bursley and son Phillip visited Ernest Johns in Brewster. Ralph Reynolds spent the past week with his father O. A. Reynolds of Haysville. Jewel Finch and sons visited Cleveland friends. Almeda Wolfe of Nortland stayed with Jim Springer’s family. Frances Frye visited Perry, Ohio. Warner Fairchilds from Alt. Vernon Academy is with his parents. Wayne Hoffstatter and daughter visit Kiel family in Alliance. Lilliam Twaddle of Norwalk visited her parents. Lyle Knapp and Marian Clawson spent Friday and Saturday with Avon friends.
Columbia Jan 5 The Acme Grange installs officers on New Year’s Day with Frank Mason and aides. Appointed are Master Miss Gertrude Akins and other leaders. A decorative program features singing, a forestry talk by G B Findlay of Elyria, and a Columbia concert orchestra performance.
Mrs. Etta Nickerson is in the Charles Haummesser home in Lester caring for Mrs. Haummesser and their nine-and-a-half pound son born Wednesday morning December 27. Chester Rindfleish of Olmsted Falls visited his grandparents in Litchfield last week. several relatives attended a funeral in Elyria.
Avon residents report Mrs Andrey Millendorf of Detroit Road hosted the Forget-Me-Not Mission group with a brief business session and sewing after lunch. Guests included Clyde McAllister and others. next gathering set for two weeks at Sheffield residence. Stella Sutter of Cleveland is visiting the Mittendorf home in Lakewood.
In London the odor from the members restaurant distracts the House of Commons. Wellwood Johnston M. P. asks the first commissioner of works what he plans to do. Johnston does not state whether the smell is merely offensive or if it disrupts business.
Texas native Mrs. Hal C. Peck has been named Texas state game commissioner in a historic first for the state and likely the nation. She says the appointment shocked locals but will receive support and believes a woman can do the job as well as a man. She feels proud and at home in her duties.
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