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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 09, 1932
Page
6
July events in Huntington and Baker's Crossing feature reunions at George Gott's home in Wellington with attendees from Huntington and Bakera Crossing. Numerous families visit, attend birthday parties, and host guests across Wellington, New London, Elyria, and Rochester, with preaching at Baker's Crossing Universalist church and various overnight and Sunday gatherings.
The Belden Jolly Jos met on a Tuesday with demonstrations and talks on jewelry and school wear accessories. Elizabeth Draege and Wil iomene Mole led a joint session with crafts and color selections for complexions. The annual Belden homecoming, led by Rev. Craft, is planned for Sunday July 10 with a community meal and program.
A dramatic excerpt follows characters Tom, Larry, and Pauo as they rig a fire to clear air in a tunnel while pursued by Livingston and his crew. They plan to escape via a boat and lock the hidden entrance behind, counting dangerous steps and traps up a mountain in a tense bid for survival.
Brighton July 10 notices show gatherings at multiple homes. Attendees include Mrs Carre Howe, Miss Marjory Howe of Birmingham, and families from Baker Montana and Lakewood Ohio. The Fourth included visits by Megadore Ohio and Milan Ohio residents, with several dinners and Rochester events noted.
Multiple brief items list attendances and visits around Elyria Ohio and nearby towns. Families like Kaisels Simonsons and Moores share funeral, holiday gatherings, and weekend calls. A Ladies Aid meeting at Community Church and various July 4 social and family visits are reported.
A Bureau County petition circulated by the Bureau County Taxpayers' League calls for a 25 percent reduction in county officers pay. Signatures from residents in all townships accompany the demand across the county.
W H Shick and granddaughter Norma Grissinger were hurt when a state road fence was struck near Nankin on the way home from Ashland. Norma suffered a head cut. Shick needed stitches for facial wounds. A Pennsylvania car overturned on Route 17 leaving two injured near East of the square. Both groups were treated at local homes and doctors offices before continuing their trips.
Avon board of education met to authorize posting of bids for No 1 and No 2 routes to transport school children under a five year contract. Mrs Cecil Moora spent Thursday in Lorain. Several local residents returned home from visits in Rhode Island Pittsburgh and Washington Baltimore as well as a lawn fete planned for next.
Oberlin hosts and guests share Fourth of July events and summer visits. Walter Walker and McPhersons visit, Mildred Raab stays with parents, Needle Guild pot luck supper at North Russia, Brackley family trips to Cranesville, July reunions and extended family gatherings noted with multiple relatives attending events in Oberlin and Amherst.
The Ad visory board of the B Y P U met at G S Adams home Tuesday evening. Baptist Sunday school teachers met there Friday evening. Mr and Mrs Miles Spicer welcomed a daughter born July 5. Mr and Mrs Clinton E Hawk plan an extended northern Michigan trip for health. Rev Wilson L Gott and C S Adams attended Harry Comstock ordination in Higria. Mrs Ina Rowan Camp of Chicago visited S W Kelner. Mr and Mrs Gilbert Knapp moved to I C Baughman home on Hast Main street with two sons. The Knapps’ former farm was once owned by B J Knowles. Mr and Mrs Harold Behner hosted Riehl and daughter from Cleveland and Mr and Mrs Edward Haynes with two daughters of Lakewood, visiting on Gott farm for the summer. Miss Naomi Myers of Akron visited town. Mr and Mrs Lloyd Pomeroy were mentioned in remaining items.
Weekend guests from Cleveland include Mr and Mrs Charles Pomeroy and daughters visiting A H Pomeroy. Mrs Vernon Rundle is employed at People's Bank this week. John King hosted out of town relatives at South Main. A H Rahmer entertained his son. Leslie Behner broke his arm Saturday night. Leslie Gott and sister Mins LaVerda visited Cleveland. Mrs W Willard Wolcott returned home from an extended stay with Mrs F B Gott. Rev and Mrs Glenn Wilson visited Sandusky recently. Spicer and Wayne Carmen left for B Y P E convention duties in Bethesda Ohio. Rev and Mrs Wilson and son David Miss Ruth Agnes Adams Ruby Hastings attended a tent meeting in Mansfield. Mr and Mrs John Curtiss celebrated the Fourth at Lakeside. Shirley Mae and Robert Kilmer stayed with Aunt Cassie M Kelner at Vermilion on the Lake. La Mar Gott and Donald Jackson of Oberlin spent the Fourth with cousin Carieton Adams.
Regular services are slated for Sunday morning July 10 at Lake Avenue Community Church with Sunday school at 9 30 and the session on The Call of Moses from Exodus chapters 3 and 4. Adult sermon follows at 10 45. A Tuesday prayer meeting remains as usual. Local social notes list visits and callers among Mrs Steverding, Miss Croskey, Mrs Leland Croskey, Mr Foley and others from Lorain and nearby towns.
Oakdale California report says Henry Stockslager, a construction worker on the Hetch Hetchy water project, felt a bite on his ankle and later learned a rattlesnake had bitten him. He neither saw nor heard the snake, and medical investigation confirmed the bite.
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