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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1932
Page
5
Two Granges will stage an indoor baseball game in LaGrange as part of the Fourth of July program. LaGrange and Penfield Granges compete for honors with many other features including a picnic sports events and a baseball game between LaGrange and Barberton. The picnic is at the school grounds and dancing in the town hall closes the day.
Cadiz reports Forest L. Majors of St. Clairville suing Harrison county for 1000 damages claiming inadequate protection when struck by pickets at the O and P mine. Bucyrus notes Judge Abl overruled a motion to quash an indictment against W W Durbin political leader in Kenton for unsigned election literature. Mayer and Henderson of Sandusky jailed in default on 1000 bonds after arraignments. Mayer pleads guilty to liquor offenses, Henderson seeks hearing. Ada reports funeral services for Prof. Herman J. Webber and wife, fatally hurt in Marysville automobile crash. burial in Youngstown. Toledo records William Waite Young, 72, Toledo Trust chairman and Blade Printing president, dead. Alliance notes 9-year-old Robert Young drowns while bathing. Gallipolis, rural carrier Samuel Halley, 65, retired on pension after 25 years service traveling 200000 miles. Dayton item begins with Edward Schneider, 27, of Dayton, drowned.
A swimmer was seized by cramps while swimming in the Miami River prompting rescue attempts. Details on the swimmer’s identity, condition, and any ensuing actions were not provided in the accessible text.
Rochester notices list Sunday visits by Mr. and Mrs. Harry Miller and son to Wakeman, B A Gariss group to Horace Green’s home, and Cleve land guests at PF Wiriebe’s. John Cowis recovered after illness, A Belbe visited Cleveland kin, Grummit and Stebbins family visits, and neighbors hosted gatherings including a flag pole donor plate and Cheerful Workers class reach out to Ever Ready class.
Pittsfield dated July 1 reports Mr and Mrs Willouby Harris hosting William Harris seventeenth birthday with guests including J W Sherman William Perry Elyria Scott Widdowson Oberlin and Lorra ine Preslam Lakewood. Other items note visits by Mrs Henry Rauscher Cleveland to Mildred Lounsbrough family and church youth activities, Lyceum Group meeting in Elyria, Epworth League party at Rev Bryenton home, and hospital update on William Smith improving at Allen Hospital.
Belden Ohio July 1 Mr and Mrs John Hartman hosted guests Monday evening with Mr and Mrs Clarence Wise Pauline Huff visited Fern Wise Tuesday evening The 4 H club meeting at Reisnger home decided the calf exhibit will be shown at Wellington this year while other exhibits head to the County Fair at Elyria Early in the evening featured games Richard Frehauf and Stanley Beets were chosen to represent the club at camp.
Time spent on books includes Judd Huff as entertainer in two weeks. Belden Jolly Jo's held a very interesting meeting on Tuesday with a large attendance. Useful Article division judged silt discussions and demonstrations on personal care.
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