Hawk misses its catch as fish slips from talons
A hawk rose from the Suncook River with a two pound 21 inch pickerel in its talons. It fled in fright and dropped the fish as it escaped.
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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 05, 1939
Page
15
A hawk rose from the Suncook River with a two pound 21 inch pickerel in its talons. It fled in fright and dropped the fish as it escaped.
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Amherst, O July 5 Mr Ira Denman quietly observed his 90th birthday after moving to Amherst twenty years ago from Lorain to live with daughter Mrs E J Larson. A family dinner followed with guests including son-in-law Lester Denman, relatives from Chicago and Elyria, and numerous Amherst and Lorain friends. Other notes mention Cedar Point holiday visits and local 4-H Brownhelm Boys plans for skating July 12 and a July 11 indoor baseball game.
Plans for an Altar-Rosary lunch stand at The Hedges Sunday and the St Joseph's annual picnic on July 23 are noted. A monthly meeting at the school hall Monday evening was led by President Mrs J J Strohmeier with hostesses listed. Also listed are upcoming meetings of Amherst Townsend Club No 1 in Town Hall, Women’s Guild of St Peter, Ladies Aid Societies of St Paul Lutheran and First Evangelical churches with specified hosts and program duties.
Admissions list includes Luther Koontz at 181 E 21st Street Lorain. Discharges record Mrs Willard Turner on Hall Street and Mrs Hugh Tomkins on Martin Street. Geza Gelencses of South Amherst and Mrs Anna Bon and baby boy of Oberlin R D are also listed. Briefs note Mr and Mrs A F Walley spent the holiday as guests of the latter's.
Paul Murray married Christine Frisce daughter of Mr and Mrs Martin Frisce of Cleveland at St Cyril and Methodius Church in Cleveland on Saturday July 1. The bride wore white net with lace inserts over satin and carried a bridal veil. She was attended by sisters Helen Frisco and Helen Canute and Mary Land. Joseph Murray served as best man with Louis and Al Murray as ushers.
Breakfast was served at the bride’s parents home on Winchester avenue for immediate families. At 3 PM a wedding dinner followed at Loser’s for fifty guests. The bride graduated from St Joseph’s Academy and St John’s Nursery School of Cleveland. Mr Murray graduated from Wakeman High School and has worked with the Cleveland Leather Company since graduation.
Mrs J R Hall is mourned at a funeral in North Olmsted attended by Mr and Mrs J C Clodwick. Jean Whitcomb received a second blood transfusion from cousin Victor Swope. Workman couple visited Mee Lovy at Lodi hospital. Janis Hoch of New Jersey and Elton Hassmer of Lakewood visiting Alfr Abram family. Hoch is Abram’s niece. Fisher and Witte Lowe families traveled for the Fisher reunion east of Cleveland on the 4th.
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