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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jan 25, 1933

Page

6

Legionnaires Hear Judge Day At Elyria Event

More than three hundred veterans from Elyria and vicinity heard Judge Arthur H. Day of the Cuyahoga County Common Pleas Court speak at the Elyria American Legion Home. The meeting announced the Fifth District Conference set for July 15–16 and details for state and national conventions in Lima Chicago.

Elyria Lima National American Legion Chicago American Legion Hotel Antlers Lorain Ohio American Legion John A. Eldon Cleveland Ohio Bar Association Ohio Judge Day 30Th Infantry 329Th Infantry James C. MacDermott Wellington Lorain County J. Frank Murbach France

My Friends Envy My Complexion

A testimonial ad promotes EMTONA a skin remedy claiming to clear boils and blotchy complexions by cleansing poisons from the system. It asserts rapid improvements in skin tone health and vigor with daily use and lists Muir's Cut Rate Drug Store at 413 Broad as a seller.

Emona Muir

Funeral for Charles Beard Held at Congregational Church

Funeral services conducted Tuesday at the Congregational church for Charles Beard aged 79 who died Saturday at his Steve Moore road home. Rev. J. Hoyt presided with burial in Avon Lake cemetery by Drake Undertakers Monroeville. Out of town relatives and friends listed include Mr. and Mrs. W. Horn and Malinda of Monroeville and several others from Castalia Toledo Lorain and nearby towns.

Avon Lake Congregational Church Charles Beard Steve Moore Road J. Hoyt Avon Lake Cemetery Drake Undertakers Monroeville Ervin Robinson Leonard Mitchell Bert Conklin Ned Irish Vern Miller Grant Cherman W. Horn Malinda Hattie Naylor Castalia Wilodene Toledo Newton Beard Willis Mich Joe Dell Ypsilanti Walter Drake Don van Horn George Andrews Lakewood Frank Towne Auherst Carrie Titus Ruth Stevens Ed Cuyler Harry Woodruff Sheffield Linda Cuyler Oberlin Raymond Tancoast W. Krumwiede Birmingham Harry Naylor Askew Clyde Richie Lorain Pauline Wolfe Elyria Jean and Marie Scharffer Dorothy Singler William Woolson Cleveland Earl Arick Wilma Steck Baldwin- Wallace Conservatory Ed. Steyer Mixx Edith Armstrong George Wolfe Medina Arthur Hauck Edith White R. Brown Do. J Anna Wickner Margaret Obermiller Harold Schaeffer Orlin Wolfe Arthur Rauck Harry Bauer Richard Rentzer Clyde Feuchter Fred Feuchter Lloyd Brothers Wellington Earl Brick Ray Schnettler Julia Otterbacher E. Armstrong Bates Akron Armstrong Elva Stoskoff Sherman Barnes Ralph Anderson Otto Deimling Charles Muntz Zion Lutheran Church Carl Hauck Ruth McMasters Sebring Ohio McMasters E. P. Storer

Powell Lectures on Evangelical Church History in Lorain

Members of the Albright Brotherhood of Emmanuel Evangelical Church in Lorain heard Dr. Powell from Lake Road deliver a Monday evening lecture titled Glimpses of Evangelical Church History. The talk explored church history and its impact on current faith communities.

Albright Brotherhood Emmanuel Evangelical Church Lorain Powell Lake Road

Surprise party for Webb and Roswell hosts

The Friendly Group of Avon Baptist Sunday School of twenty seven with Rev. Mavis of Cleveland surprised Mr. and Mrs. Ed Webb and Miss Stella Roswell at their home on Wednesday evening. The event included dunco and singing and refreshments. Rosalie Livingston and Joseph Deasy attended a Fraternity party at Fenn College in Cleveland Saturday afternoon.

Avon Baptist Sunday School Mavis Cleveland Ed Webb Stella Roswell Rosalie Livingston Joseph Deasy Fenn College Archie Spade Steve Moore Road Dames of Malta Park Hall Urban Weber Weber Read Frank Stevens Fairview Margaret Catherine Welsh Kenneth Margaret Theisen Arthur Cook E. V. Miller Lake Road Ida Stead Charlotte Marion Walter Collis Wm. Schumaker Rikka Ebbestad Carl Aederson Hunter Road Frank Smith Clayton Corbin Teena Brown Christ Bott Lorain Anna Cantor Edward Frey Murray Ridge Edward Mitchell Center Road

Wedding of Nelson Gross and Betty Flannery in Litchfield

Rev and Mrs Edgar Wierth attended the wedding of Nelson Gross of Erhart and Miss Betty Flannery of Litchfield at Miss Flannerys grandfather Dr Scudder in Litchfield. Local social notes include visitors at various homes and a 47 to 16 basketball score against York with a game at Homerville Friday.

Valley City Edgar Wierth Nelson Gross Erhart Betty Flannery Litchfield Scudder Elizabeth Schmidt Inez Goodman Belden Elyria Richard Reutter Alvyn Wolf Brunswick J. A. Sailor Home Carl Himmelman Otto Murray Anne Colette Laule Cleveland John Sailer Medina York Homerville Dorothy Deimling North Eaton St. Martin’s Altar Society Church Hall Tony Kornmeyer Huldah Bayer Granger Wilma Steck Gamma Sigma Baldwin-Wallace College George Wolfe

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Legionaires Judge Day OF United A. K. Lehman Arthur L. Garford John Andrew Wooster R. Elliott A. J. Lehman Eddie Herzog Leonard Terry Legion Boy Scouts Lorain County Boy Scouts Frank Brand Legion Lem Kelley Elyria Legion Clay Wilmot H. L. Collins R. H. Zalman John Kolopus Sync Cleveland Federation of Labor Ed Kershaw Travelers Inn Counle Art Roush Leo Heider Marjorie Harold Thompson Tom Fox Ed Weber Earl Constable James Kilpatrick I. Kublic Second Street Newspapermhdriy Manuel Quezon Philippine Senate Washington Congress Quezon Philippines Detroit Pia Bsea PPLY._CO Florida Cavaler General Electric Westinghouse R.C. A. Victor R. C. A. Victor Philco Broad Street Elyria, Ohio
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