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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 10, 1931
Page
8
A compact page fragment offers trivia and wordplay from 1931. It asks about Els Island's immigration role, the Battle of Chapultepec, and a ship carrying many passengers. Also notes John Calvin’s birth, a red lead color origin, and a horoscope for those born on the date.
Zoe Dawdel and Medina friends spent the Fourth with relatives. Montauk area families and Cleveland visitors are listed visiting West Dover and area over the long weekend. Local residents Mr and Mrs Bert Meyers, Chas Spieth, Julia Dawdell, and others hosted or were hosted by relatives in Medina, Barberton, and Canton during the holiday period.
Rochester briefs list numerous visits to area residents including Mr and Mrs Oscar Chamber tin and LL Hardyard of Avon, Mrs Nora Chamberlain’s guests, and relatives from Cleveland. It notes James Larson recovering after an electric storm incident, several gatherings at Chamberlain and Gariss homes, and visits from families such as the Smal ers and Riebe clans during Fourth of July events.
Daughters Stella and a Cleveland friend spent the Fourth with Mrs. Fred Riebe and family. Albert Keith of Wellington visited his father Robert Swartz and the James Williams home. George Smith hosted his children including Harry Smith and family and Mrs. Frank Chase. Cleveland guests Mr. and Mrs. Frank Chase. Elyria visitors Mr. and Mrs. Richard Fichtner with their daughter. La Grange guests Mr. and Mrs. John Conklin and family. Elyria residents Mr. Byers and Miss Potter. Master Alvin Gariss visited grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Pearsall. Harwood Street Elvria for the week.
July entries list multiple Amherst residents and relatives visiting kin nearby. Activities include Sunday dinners at Bartlett and Schubert homes, visits to Vermilion on the Lake, Cleveland and Baltimore trips, and calls from Marion and Oberlin while several families hosted guests at homes in Amherst and nearby towns.
Mrs Ed Berg hosted the North Resta Nesdis Guild meeting on Wednesday with needle work and a facial tone. After a refreshment course, members adjourned to meet next month at Mrs Fred Le Berg’s home.
Peerless Brand products advertised as freshly made with a regular price of 25 cents per jar. The tiny ad mentions Lr and S.8 peat 4 in unclear terms.
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