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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jan 15, 1931

Page

3

All Night Effort Ends With Car Carburetor Test

Jim Ally works through a Saturday night with Joretta by his side as they test a new carburetor for a 1914 Packard. They pool funds for the car, plan a test drive, and chart performance while sharing meals and hopeful dreams of a breakthrough. Jetty records speeds and awaits the engine’s response as their partnership deepens.

Ally Jim Joretta Michigan City Norman Jetty

The Old Home Town Rothgery Motors in La Grange

The Amherst Orchestra performed as Rothgery Motors won in La Grange. Miss Charity Sherrod, county health nurse, visited several homes here last week. Mrs. Mary Wisens returned from Detroit with daughter Mrs. Geo. Droege. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Jankola of Cleveland spent Sunday with Mrs. Jankola’s parents. Mrs. James Aldrich, Mrs. Claire Wolfe and Mrs. Chas Wise visited Cleveland last week. Roy Jordan of Cleveland visited Belden school on Friday. Belden praises its orchestra leader. Callers at the Wm Law home included Mr. and Mrs. Joe Law Elyria, Reuben Law and Dr Clarence Law Cleveland, Mr. Belding Painesville, Mrs. Vancil Meyers Grafton.

Charity Sherrod Mary Wisens Geo. Droege Detroit Mich Joseph Jankola Cleveland Jankola Hartman James Aldrich Claire Wolfe Chas. Wise Roy Jordan Belden School Belden Wm. Law Joe Law Elyria Reuben Law Clarence Law Belding Painesville Vancil Meyers Grafton Spurgeon Smith Mr. Smith Ed. Smith Penfield Geo. Law Memorial Hospital la Grange Myrna Relsing Lucille Wise Sunny Fred Curmen Hattie Goodman Mary Hoppe Burkettsville Hoppe D. G. Reisinger Marjorie Reisinger Bertha Damon

Local Family Updates In Belden And Nearby

Belden and Lorain residents, the VerSeys and family, visited Mr. and Mrs. Charles Wise on Friday evening. Rosemary Grabenstetter and Dale Wise have throat troubles and stayed home. Arthur Wise was in Barberton recently, while Mr Wise rests at home after finishing work on a gas well near Turkey Foot Lake and plans to return soon.

Belden Warren W. VerSey Lorain Charles Wise Rosemary Grabenstetter Dale Wise Arthur Wise Barberton Wise Turkeyfoot Lake

Dance at Farm Club Hall Draws Large Rural Crowd

A large crowd attended the Farm Club Hall dance on Saturday evening. With the current attendance rate, the hall debt will be paid soon. Belden welcomed two former teachers over the weekend, Ruth Whittlesy now teaching in Lorain and Marian McClaren at Brookside.

Farm Club Hall Belden Ruth Whittlesy Lorain Marian McClaren Brookside

Henrietta Teams Sweep Belden Standings in Big Night

A large crowd attended Friday night as Henrietta girls beat Belden 31 to 19 and the Henrietta boys edged Belden 20 to 18 in a doubleheader.

Henrietta Belden

Local Belden News Notes Ills and Visits

Lawrence Armbruster is very ill and residents report many callers. Friends of Geo Law, who was injured carrying logs, note slow improvement at Memorial Hospital Elyria. Local visits include Miss Inez Goodman teaching in Wadsworth and gatherings at the Damon Tea Room Cleveland Heights with Medina and Elyria guests.

Farmers Institute Promises Two Days Of Entertainment And Instruction

The article notes upcoming Farmers Institute events on Friday and Saturday, January 16 and 17, promising a strong program. It also mentions Miss Hilda Walter of Cleveland spending the weekend at her home, signaling local social notes.

Ity Farmers’ Institute Hilda Walter Cleveland

Town Line Attends P T A Counsel Meeting

January 14 report from Lorain County notes E C Schubert attending a Parent Teachers Association counsel meeting on Townline Road. The item highlights local school group activity and community involvement.

Townline Road Mrsa E. C. Schubert Lorain County Parent-Teachers

Attendance at Evangelical League meeting noted

Misses Irma Spiegelberg and Kathryn Stang attended a Friday evening Evangelical League Christian Endeavor Society meeting at Mrs Sadie Beal’s home on South Ridge. Mr and Mrs B C Schubert visited their uncle William Schubert in Elyria on Saturday, who is ill.

Irma Spiegelberg Kathryn Stang Evangelical League Christian Endeavor Society Sadie Beal S. Ridge B.C. Schubert William Schubert Elyria

Choir Rehearsal Set For Thursday at Miss Miriam’s Home

A choir rehearsal is planned for Thursday at the home of Miss Miriam in South Ridge. The gathering aims to practice hymns and prepare for upcoming services with parishioners invited to attend.

Miriam South Ridge

Getting Will ie to School Trouble

Sohio product claim describes ease of starting cold motors for Ohio women drivers. It asserts Sohio Motor Oil frees sluggish engines and improves operation without harm.

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