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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 13, 1932
Page
11
South Africa faces a sizable deficit for 1932 1993 as trade slumps and revenues fall. Finance Minister W C Hayenga outlines income gaps and budget measures including expenditure cuts and new taxes to shore up finances and balance the books.
Community calendar items list events at St Johns church Amherst Business Men banqu et stag party birthday party George Washington bicentennial program missionary society choir rehearsal brief social visits and trips among local residents with names and places noted under July activities and weekend happenings.
The report lists local residents and guests from Amherst Road to Ver milon-on-the-Lake enjoying Sunday afternoon and evening visits. Attendees include Mrs Garfield Harris and Gilmer, Alman Brocksicker, Win Allsop, Mrs Henry Nickel, Mrs Lodi Gibson, Mrs George Rice, Miss Margaret Rice, Wm Fountain, Wm Fitzner, Henry Kolb, Anna Fieman, Tom Gleason of Elyria, Carl Gibson, P E Maddock family, Ernst and Walter Schneider, John Haeni and son Jack, and Wm Wirth and daughters. They joined events at the Methodist Conference in Amherst and local gatherings at Ruggles Beach, Ver milon-on-the-Lake, and Elyria homes.
Clarksfield community notes detail a July Sunday family gathering at the Finch home in New London with guests from Cleveland and local families. Additional items report a Ladies Aid luncheon with 50 attendees, a lightning strike on a Langendorfer silo, 4th of July guest lists, weekend visits, and various local health updates and travel notes among residents and visitors across nearby towns.
A patchwork social page notes Lorain visitors from Mr. and Mrs. Orvie Blazer and kin, Avon guests, Oberlin residents, and several family gatherings. Weather hindered pool activities. chaperone Mr. Wallace Beach led a group of youths. Family visits span Kipton to Camden with multiple Oberlin names and local events.
Pittsfield July 13 members of the Wisdom Seekers Sunday School Class enjoyed a pleasant time as dinner guests of Maubrey O Neal at the home of Mr. and Mrs. B J Darby in Birmingham. A three course meal was served to William Mills Lorain Luella Brandt Lois Mills Ruth Mills Rachel Brassee Virginia Lang Dorothy Waite Wilma Whitney and others.
DINNER GUESTS Mr. and Mrs. Leon Beam and two children Richard and Betty of Henrietta were Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Waite and family. Mr. and Mrs. Russel Jordan and three daughters of Wellington were Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Jordan and family. Doris Jordan, who has been visiting at the home of her uncle Clarence Jordan, returned to her home in Wellington on Saturday evening.
Mr and Mrs Jar Piper and two daughters from St Clairesville Ohio visited the homes of Mr H B Piper and Mr Dale Piper on Saturday evening making a brief family call in the small town.
Mr and Mrs Wallace Bear and children attended the band concert Sunday evening at the grove of Mr and Mrs Mark Osburn Sugar Hill Beautiful residence. The All County Orchestra under Gerald Frank of Elyria and Mr Osburn led a fine evening of entertainment. These entertainments occur each Sunday during the summer months.
Peleg Williams, a 1781 town official, purchased meals and drink from innkeeper Gideon Arnold in October. He instructed to charge it to the town, but records show the town paid the bill.
A notorious critic, famed for harsh judgments, kept a peculiar habit of replying to new books with courteous but empty praise. He wrote to receive the volumes, claiming delight after reading, while his habit undercut genuine critique.
Henrietta July 13 The Portman family reunion gathered at Lakewood Park with attendees from Barberton Akron and Kenmore. Elmer Portman named president and several Portman relatives served as officers. An illustrated lecture on Singapore and Borneo was given by Rev Hobart Amstutz.
Mr and Mrs Kendelghi of Detroit visited his brother Bart Kendelghi and family over the weekend. Mr and Mrs John Bauman were dinner guests of Mr and Mrs C D Peabody Oberlin Sunday.
Mrs George Gill and daughter June of Cleveland and R O Gill of Pittsfield visited the Health Builders 4 H Club in Brighton at the schoolhouse July 7 for a custard discussion and Junket demo led by Gladys Burge and Marguerette Hemphill. The next meeting is set for July 14 at 2 PM. Other local visits include the Kirklands from Columbus, Ohio moving to Canada, and Mr and Mrs Roy Bottorff of Cleveland visiting relatives.
Ce Sunday dinner guests included Mrs slater and husband, Mr. and Mrs. Russell Griggs, Mr. and Mrs. Reuben Zeigler, and Mr. and Mrs. Fair of Sandusky Ohio. Arthur Medaliers of Wellington joined Mr. and Mrs. Dean McClellan at their home. Mrs. Wilbur Laveranz and son Robert of Wellington and Mrs. Flora Myers of Cleveland spent Monday afternoon at Frank McClean's home.
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