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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 06, 1937
Page
9
An extensive Elyria Ohio health code governs permits for milk dealers, dairy premises, and sale of milk and cream. It requires permits, inspections, sanitary stables, strict milking practices, container cleanliness, and strict milk quality standards with penalties for violations.
Long city health code governs dairy pasteurization and milk handling in Elyria. Provisions include utensils, cleanliness, temperature recording, container standards, and penalties. inspectors will enforce and may revoke permits for noncompliance.
Home Owners Loan Corporation files a sheriff sale in Lorain County Ohio under Case No 38143. The sale covers Sub Lot 20 in East Broad Street Heights Allotment near Elyria Township Lot 16 and adjacent parcels along Fairlawn Avenue. Sale set for February 1937 at the north door of the Lorain County Court House.
Miss Juanita Traxler of Color ado road entertained the Harmony club at her home Wednesday evening. Pinochle produced high scores for Mrs. Victor Gornell and Mrs. Louise Faragher. After a gift exchange, a two course luncheon was served to members including Mrs. Charles Gubon, Mrs. Victor Gornell, Mrs. William Tong, Mrs. Paul Ozold, Mrs. Howard Hammer, plus Wilma Wood, Mildred Reeder, Virden Maddock, Bernyce Junzbluth, Eleanor Field and two guests, Miss June Oldham and Mrs. Louise Faragher. Eleanor Field will entertain the group January 28.
Willard Taft celebrated his birthday with an oyster supper hosted by Mrs. Taft at their home. Sunday evening guests included Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Chambers, Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Spaulding, Mr. and Mrs. Percy Chambers, Mr. and Mrs. Archie Haynes, Maybelle Hollis, Neva Carrick, Howard Carrick, George Chambers, Clyde Haynes, Frank Chambers and Robert Haynes.
Mr and Mrs P L Chambers hosted seventeen guests for dinner and supper on New Years Day. Attendees included Mr and Mrs H C Chambers and sons Frank and George, Mr and Mrs W FE Taft, Mr and Mrs A C Haynes and sons Clyde and Robert, Mr and Mrs W H Chambers and daughters June and Betty, along with Mr and Mrs C E Spaulding and Miss Mable Hollis.
Mr and Mrs Earle Johnson hosted family and guests on New Year’s Day including Mr and Mrs Martin Brewer and four children from Wellington. Miss Neva Carrick visited relatives, while Mr and Mrs L H Dunfee of Lake Avenue stayed overnight with Mrs Ditford Spaulding. A second “Hospitality in the home” meeting will occur Friday January 22 at Mrs Lester Youtzy’s home, open to all interested. The Thoma family from Avon Lake and the Johnsons hosted New Year’s Day guests. Raymond Dunafee’s family held a New Year’s Day dinner and supper, and Mr and Mrs Clarence Brush with daughters Dorothy Doris and Clarisca visited the Chmbers family on Chestnut Ridge for Sunday dinner.
Huntington notes list guests for a Christmas dinner at the Forest Rice home including Mrs. A. J. Garrison of Cleveland and Mr. and Mrs. Claude Fox with son from Elyria, along with Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Shriver and their daughter and granddaughter.
On Monday night January 11 a school auditorium screening features an Educational Movie. The main feature is Uncle Tom's Cabin. The event aims to educate and entertain students and residents attending the evening program.
Members of the Hi-Lo Pinochle Club gathered at the home of Mr and Mrs Leo Rowley on New Year s Eve. Prizes awarded included first prizes to Abbie Bowman and Stanley Sooy and consolation prizes to Mrs Fred Rollin and Ralph Bowman. A chili supper was served.
Mr and Mrs Robert Eglin entertained on New Year s Day with guests including Chester Eglin and daughter James Hamlin and Albert Eglin and family in Spencer Walter Gregg hosted a visit from Homerville Beverly Jane Johnson from La Grange stayed with Mrs Leo Rowley and Conrad Kelcher and sons from Ashland Lila Bohlen and daughter Margaret and J G Starr Elyria W T Starr and Florence Starr were dinner guests of Mr and Mrs Lewis Jones Mrs Judson Stone and Dorothy Robinson attended Saturday dinner with Mr and Mrs A B Smith Mrs A J Cameron and son Billy of Lorain spent Friday night and Saturday at P E Davison s
Mrs Donald Shook and son Donald Dean from Lorain spent New Year’s Day at P E Davison’s. Ladies met at Mrs William Frey’s to tie off comforts for the Lloyd Wolfe family. Covered dish dinner at noon. William Mills Sr from Minnesota visited Mr and Mrs A L DeFields, noting he lived in Penfield eleven years ago. Mr and Mrs Howard Andrews and daughters celebrated New Year’s with Mr and Mrs Bradley Collinwood in Birmingham. Miss Lucile Gregg from Cleveland spent New Year’s and the weekend with her parents, Mr and Mrs Walter Gregg. Mr and Mrs A B Smith celebrated New Year’s with their niece Mrs Mae Randle in Avon. Miss Mayme Kellogg lives with Mrs Mae Randle.
Vincent Mohike and daughter Juanita from Oberlin called on Mrs. May Baldwin and family Saturday. Claude Baldwin stayed with Louis Ives of Elyria Thursday and Friday. S. G. McIntire of Elyria, brother of ill C. E. McIntire, died Sunday. Various local residents hosted and visited relatives in Elyria Oberlin Lorain and Cleveland with theater plans and New Year activities.
Evening guests of Mr and Mrs Walter McMillan and family include Mr and Mrs William Heck and sons. Mr and Nora J G Morris and son visited Sunday. John Marta and baby from Elyria called on Mr and Mrs Walter McMillan and children Sunday. Melvin Sanders of Elyria also visited Miss Helen MelIntire Sunday.
About twenty friends from Elyria and Lorain gathered at Miss Frances Stinebring’s home on New Year’s Eve to watch the old year end and the new year begin. Guests, formerly in her English class, played games including a towel tussle. Mrs. Baldwin served sandwiches Bavarian cream and cake.
Miss Frances Stinebring left here Friday to return to Pem broke North Carolina where she will resume her teaching in college. Miss Marian Knapp, who has been her guest the past few days returned Friday to her home at Olmsted Falls. Delores Ann and Junior MelIn tyre of Sheffield were guests Sunday evening of Miss Helen McIn tire. The next meeting of the Vincent School Parent Teacher Association will be held Tuesday evening Jan. 12. Mr. and Mrs. T. M. Baldwin and son Claude called on Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Tapper of West Ridge road Sunday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Walter McMillan and two children were guests at Suoner New Year's Day of Mrs. McMillan's parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Moulder.
Mrs. Marie Puder hosted the Clarksfield Ladies Aid with 27 attendees. Miss Berry of Columbus will speak on Consumers Buying at the February meeting, postponed from January 23. The sick list includes Mrs. Mary Barnes, with others improving. In 1986 Clarksfield recorded seven weddings ten births and fourteen deaths. Families, travel and social visits span Ashland Columbus Nova and Florida with multiple local residents sharing time with relatives and friends.
Miss Ida Carter of Ashland spent from Thursday to Sunday night at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Jarrett. Mr. and Mrs. Willis Franklin and daughters spent Thursday with Mrs. Ida Clapp and family of Oberlin. Mr. and Mrs. John Merrill spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Charles Decker of Elyria. Mr. and Mrs. Clair Church and family of Hartland spent Thursday evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Harlow Rounds. Mrs. Eleanor Stevenson and son Bobby of Cleveland spent Saturday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Stone. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Harris and family and Frank Kettel were New Year’s dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Harris. Miss Harriett Draper of Elyria spent several days the past week as the guest of Miss Stella Wagner. Daughters spent Friday afternoon with Mr. and Mrs. Muriel Struckler of Ogontz. Mr. and Mrs. G. Q. Kelley of Ashland spent Friday afternoon at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. a. Powles.
Mrs Sarah Merrill and Mrs Ivis Hilbert attend the funeral of Mr Barnhart in Milan on Saturday. Mrs Mardie Sharp and Mrs Donna Blakeman of Norwalk vacationed at the Sherman Bills home from Thursday to Sunday. Marian Course returned to Cleveland after a week with A G Course and others in Cleveland Canton and Wellington relations. Mr and Mrs Alphonso Thomas and Ralph Pader of Wellington called on Clarksfield friends Friday. Sir and Mrs Richard Smith of Fitchville visited Bill Thomas family on Sunday. Mrs A C Course spent Thursday in Cleveland.
At the regular meeting of the I O O F Lodge Monday evening James Gorman received the congratulation of the members.
The Local Lodge saluted its 40 year member and treasurer with a re engraved jewel presented by Noble Grand Lloyd Yost on his 36th anniversary. Initiatory Degrees were conferred on three candidates, Elyria Lodge invited to confer the First Degree next Monday. Refreshments for 38 members followed. On Saturday, 16 members traveled to Dover where a third degree was conferred on a candidate by the local degree team.
Mesdames Jantz Lehman Barber Cragin Hahn Johnson Edwards attended Lyndon Chapter O E S meeting in LaGrange. Leon Lehman plus Pomona Grange gathering in Ridgeville. K L Lower hosted party with Louis Fitch in Berea. Gibson and Lower hosted weekend visit. Hitchcock and Sheldon dined with Stuart family and visited Lorain. Dunlap family visited R C Stuart’s home and later called on C P Hitchcock.
A sequence of visits and visitors fills the Zielke home and nearby households. Lorain guests include Jantz families and Ewald Jantz from Elyria, with Grill supporters from Fair View. Knechtges relatives pay calls and travel from Cleveland and Washington. New Year gatherings feature Aldrich and Bow man households from Elyria and LaGrange.
Recent visitors included Mr and Mrs Forest Morehouse of Youngstown and Robert Stark of Fair View Village. Other guests came from East Cleveland Ravenna and Lodi as Supt K L Lower attended a Columbus teachers convention.
Kipton notes list Camden Baptist Sunday School officers for the coming year with Homer Edwards as secretary and Harold Lathrop as assistant secretary. Forest Hill is named new superintendent. Rev H K Finley of Elyria will supply the Camden Baptist pulpit on January 10 17 and 31 delivering evening prophecy messages. Everyone is welcome.
Mr and Mrs Guy Morgan announce the engagement of their daughter Elia to Forest Hill son of Mr and Mrs BW HI. No wedding date has been set yet.
Mrs Nelle Obitts and William Brumby entertained Friday evening for Mr and Mrs Russell Baker and daughter Sally Sue of Norris town New Jersey. Also present were Mr and Mrs Phil Ronk of Cleveland Mr and Mrs L A Obitts Mr and Mrs Russell Obitts and daughter of Elyria Mr and Mrs Robert Wallace of Lorain Mr and Mrs F A Brumby and family of Wakeman Mr and Mr G A Brumby and daughter Jane Lois Bryden Mr and Mrs Hugh Whitney and ace Neil Mr and Mrs Hardy Scot spent Friday evening with Mr and Mrs Gay Morgan and family at Canon Mise Haze Bickel and breather Gaylor spent from Thursday water relatives in Detroit Mr and Mrs F A Pertins Gere Sunday dinner seems of Be Perkins and doughs Pracaah
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