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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 05, 1929
Page
5
Columbia residents share family visits at Cleveland and Berea and attend gatherings across Elyria and Oberlin. Town events include 4-H club changes, church activities, reunions in Painesville and Brunswick, and plans for Chippewa Lake picnic with a large turnout and a Mothers' Jewels anniversary cake.
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Spencer and nearby residents enjoyed a social week with visits from Chauncey Repp and Harvey Winsor of Lodi, and Jens Oxender hosts. Miss Prudence Rowe of Oberlin vacationed with her grandparents Philo and Mrs Rowe, while several families traveled to Wellington and Cambridge for business and family events. Religious observances included a Sunday program at the Lutheran church and a district S S convention near Somerville. Mrs Zehmer’s death prompted a call to West Salem for family.
Blyria visited her mother Mrs Anna Bowen on Saturday afternoon. Mr and Mrs John Burbage spent two days in Toledo with Clarence Ream. Mrs Lowell Coomer hosted a gathering of M B Ladies division with sewing and refreshments after the meeting. Mrs Merel Tuttle entertained twenty five Jolly Workers with games and refreshments. J H Firestone and family traveled to Battle Creek Michigan for the weekend to visit him. Mrs E W Brown and her mother plan a few days with him. Miss Veda Brouse and brother Glenn of Ashland visited relatives. Mrs Merel Tuttle and Mrs Sam Massi shopped in Elvira last week. Frank Browand of Wakeman visited his father Simon Browand. Miss Hattie Fuller has quit work for rest and vacation. Mr and Mrs Ed Parent hosted the Garver reunion at the town hall with relatives present. Mr and Mrs Scott Rowe of Lodi visited John Rowe and family. Mrs Charley Dague spent Friday in Litchfield with daughter Mrs Aaron Browand. Mr and Mrs Grant Hull visited relatives in Lodi.
Mr and Mrs Will Moore and children visited in Chatham with her parents Mr and Mrs Will Morrell. Miss Verna Aukerman bought a new coupe. Elyria couple Mr and Mrs Will Haulke and Canton guests Mr and Mrs Charley Dague stayed with Mr and Mrs Grant Hull. Clark and children from Canton visited Mrs Clara Hyde. Mary Elwood and Doris Hidley of Huntington joined Alfred Fuller Saturday. Walter Rowe and John Rowe attended the funeral of aunt Mrs W E Zehmer in West Salem on Sunday. Marietta, the first settlement in Ohio, was named for Maria Antoinette, queen of France.
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