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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 09, 1933
Page
8
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The text notes that a group or culture often judges others harshly for their faults while failing to see its own. It acknowledges sincere intent to understand complaints but highlights persistent blind spots in self-critique and external appraisal.
Spencer o p Guy Garwood loses Ohio Checker Association final to Victor Johnson of Cleveland after six games of draws. Garwood, 1931 champion, faced three time state champ Johnson who won 1-0 in the sixth game. Spencer school conducts exams this week with hot lunches by M E Ladies Aid. Swastika M E division plans January meeting at Emerson home. Progressive M E Sunday school class holds business meeting with AJL present. Pythian Sisters Liberty Bell Temple hold inspection with Medina Temple sisters. Mrs Hollister from Ravenna leads. New Year's guests include several Elyria Ridgeville Homerville and adjacent towns. Queen Esther will meet with leader Miss Santa Broward and member Miss Geraldine Weldrick on Tuesday January 10. All members urged to attend.
New Year celebrations marked Mr and Mrs Brow s 30th wedding anniversary with 47 relatives attending a grand dinner and cake by Mrs Glenn Browse. A steady stream of visitors, travel between towns, and illness updates filled the week in local society and households.
Miss Minnie Curtice died at her home after a year’s illness. Funeral services were held in the Curtice home conducted by Rev. Quade with burial at Spenese cemetery. She leaves a mother a sister Mrs Grover Shepard Worthington Q and a brother Edwin Curtice of this place.
Private services were held at the home on Thursday for a Cleveland child who died from spinal meningitis. The obituary notes the tragedy and honors the young life.
Belden January 9 reports the Belden school opening Tuesday after vacation. Miss Mary Allis, a music teacher, was absent due to illness. Local residents and guests from Cleveland visited nearby families, including Droege and Wise households, during New Year celebrations and social calls.
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