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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 09, 1931
Page
2
In church parlors ten will be served at six thirty in the dining room. All members are requested to be present. Half of the school was absent due to sickness. Many children are quarantined with the chickenpox.
The Myers Y. Coopers of Cincinnati moved out of the Ohio governor's mansion ahead of inauguration day. Governor-elect George W White and his two daughters will arrange their new home, while Cooper and his aides will depart after presenting the commission. Cooper offered staff help to the incoming administration and discussed unemployment relief with White during a State House visit.
Mrs Mezurek and children visited Cleveland relatives over Christmas and New Year. Eaton Grange met with seventy five people, featured orchestra, plays, and an installation by County Deputy Frank Mason. Briefs cover visits, workers resuming jobs, and students returning to colleges with local shuttles and travel notes.
When the telephone first appeared, it was derided as a toy and of no commercial value. Business men resisted placing it in offices, delaying adoption and practical use.
Residents share holiday visits with Bechtels Kalbes and others in Elyria LaGrange Port Clinton Oak Harbor and Lake County. Birth announced for N Davis at Amherst hospital. Horn Schmitkens and others resumed studies Oberlin Ohio. Local residents regain health and travel to Columbus Akron Nashville Cincinnati and Amherst. Rev C J Holliger of Amherst part of local scene.
Ridgeville high graduates Ereator Gerstenberger and Allan Daie returned to Miami college after holidays. Ridgeville Girls beat Alumnae 12 to 9. Brookside beat Ridgeville in volleyball. Frank Deidrick, oldest Ridgeville resident and Civil War veteran, died Monday. Mrs P J Lucas and others visited family in New London. Congregational church to hold annual meeting Jan 18.
Jan 9 Oberlin Road News reports the new Community church at stop one hundred in Last Oberlin is sufficiently finished for Sunday services morning led by Prof Ward and Professor Fullerton with evening by Rev Richards of the First Church of Oberlin. FP T A meeting canceled in January due to other activities. Farmers Institute attendance in Oberlin noted as school opens with very small turnout.
Mr. Vargo was taken to Memorial Hospital Sunday with pneumonia. He is very ill but the latest report says he is slightly better. Karl Krueger and wife of Ash-
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