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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 04, 1933
Page
13
A compact almanac style piece lists notable dates and birthdays for July including Father Hennepin’s 1650 falls discovery, Phineas T. Barnum’s birth, Simon Bolivar’s independence efforts, Niepce and Daguerre in photography, and early aviation milestones. It also notes star signs, birthstones, and invites readers to send questions to the newspaper.
Miss Ruth Sippel nurse at Crippled Children's Home in Elyria arrived home at West Ridge to spend a two week vacation with her parents Mr and Mrs Walter Sippel.
Mr and Mrs Karl Simms with children Virginia Lois Karl Jr and Dolores visited friends in Sullivan Sunday. Mrs Mary Fox and daughter Loulie of Elyria called on Mr and Mrs Henry Pallauf and family Sunday afternoon. Mr and Mrs Ollie Minnich and children Gilbert and Roger called on Mr and Mrs Chas Baldauf and family of Schramm Road Sunday.
Merle Penfourd attended the 4 H Club leaders meeting in Elyria Friday evening.
Mrs and Mrs J H Penfound hosted a farewell dinner Sunday for their daughter and her family. Prof Mrs William Penfound of New Orleans plans Tuesday travel to visit friends in Augusta New Jersey. Twenty nine relatives and friends enjoyed a chicken dinner and a joyful social evening.
Mr and Mrs Clifford Hart and daughters Betty and Jane of Cleveland were Sunday dinner guests of his parents Mr and Mrs W H Hart on Oberlin Road. Also visiting were Mr and Mrs Sylvester Asperger and their son from Cleveland and Mr and Mrs William Wallhead and son William of Elyria.
Mr. and Mrs C H Jackman of London Ohio spent the Fourth with their parents Mr and Mrs W C Porter on the Oberlin Road. Mr and Mrs Perry Reisinger and children of Columbia and Mrs Nettie Klady of Elyria visited the Hart home Sunday afternoon. Mrs Mary Belden of Belden also called Sunday evening. Mrs H Peenfourd and guests Mr and Mrs Wm Penfound of New Orleans and Ardith Caywood edited on Mr and Mrs George.
A widow plans to wed Mr Walker in Amherst this coming Sunday afternoon. The couple will exchange vows at a ceremony in the town, with friends and neighbors expected to attend.
Miss Jean Wagner hosted the Oh Gee Club on Friday evening with president Miss Margaret Pallas presiding. They discussed and planned a slumber party for next Saturday, with the venue to be announced later. Social time followed and refreshments were served to Violet Rowley, Maron Pallas, Jillan Eldred, Dorothy Scottman, Margaret Pallas, and Jean Wagner.
Co. N. Williams suffered the loss of sheep after a lightning strike hit during Thursday evening’s thunderstorm, causing the herd to scatter and several animals to die.
Mr and Mrs J H Penfound and sons Harlan and Henry with guests Mr and Mrs Wm Penfound and Ardith Caywood were dinner guests Friday. Mr and Mrs Merle Penfound and family of Carlisle visited. A H Marker of Elyria called on C N Williams Saturday. J H Penfound Ardith Caywood and guests visited Arthur Squires and Phebe Hines of Butternut Ridge with Mr and Mrs Wm Penfound Friday afternoon. Robert Smith of Chestnut Ridge and Bert Cox and family of Elyria also visited.
Graf Zeppelin announces a biweekly fall schedule beginning Sept 7 to establish year round South Atlantic service. Intermediate stops may include Barcelona and Sevilla if minimum overseas bookings from Pernambuco or Rio or Sevilla meet thresholds. Planned departures from Friedrichshafen run Sept 2 to Oct 28 with successive Pernambuco and Rio arrivals.
In Estacada Oregon youths from Chicago in the civilian conservation corps share camps and swap tall stories about wildlife. The Chicagoans fear bears and snakes while Oregon bears and cougars are described as timid, and the tales inflate dangers for dramatic effect.
The Swina system grants 60,000 citizens the authority to demand that any new law or constitutional revision be put to a public vote. This mechanism ensures direct citizen decision on significant legal changes.
About twenty people gathered Friday evening at Mr. and Mrs. P. L. Chambers to view a rare night blooming cereus that opened fully after eight o’clock and remained open until daybreak, with a second bud expected in a few weeks. The event accompanied community social visits and names several local residents and hosts.
The LaPorte family spent an evening with Mr. and Mrs. Jackson and relatives. M. OC Chambers was a guest at a Wiener roast celebrating his birthday. A river supper was served. Guests included H. F Chambers, Archie Haynes family, Frankie Reese, W. H. Chambers family, Mary Johnson, H. C. Chambers family, Charles Shults of Penfield, at Clarence Smith's Gulf Road home. Frank Chambers of Kent Ohio visited for weekend and July 4th.
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