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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 16, 1934
Page
5
The page lists mixed classified ads and legal notices from Lorain County, with rates and listings for livestock, merchandise, housing, autos, and real estate. Notices include proposed highway actions, estate probate listings, and sheriff sale details citing specific parcels, owners, and court references.
Funeral attendance for Mrs Eva bk includes Mr and Mrs George Savege Miss Mary Read ANG Mrs William Mctiverer and son of Elyria Mr and Mrs Roy Ennes of Cleveland plus many Birmingham residents. Social events at church grounds and home visits prevalent. various locals from Elyria Sandusky Vermilion and Paulding visit or travel. Community notices cover ice cream social, Wakeman feature absence of music, and assorted personal updates.
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Mr and Mrs Albert Alexander accompanied by Mr and Mrs Verne Martin visited Pittsfield Sunday with the Carpente r family. A son was born Tuesday July 10 and named Richard Elwin. Mr and Mrs William Benner attended the Dake family reunion at Minethley. Mrs FP Beardsley and daughter stay with Mrs McE Strong in Fields. Beardseley helped move and rebuild a barn on the Bennington place. Flod Shuster visited his daughter Sister Anne Franuges at St Joseph's Academy in Cleveland. Garry Brooks moved to the Coleman house near North Luton. Mrs Anna Austin spent a day with her sister Mrs Jack Cunningham. Mrs Edward Gedeon and daughter Colette and Misses Shirley Ann from Cleveland were guests Thursday. F J Shus and others attended a meeting of the Successful Farmers club on July 10 at Maurice Jackson's home. The boys played ball, then discussed camp plans. next meeting July 24 at Stan Ley Hoskin's home. On June 26 they swam at Metropolitan Park and held a winter roast. They study forestry and plan a hike July 22 to collect specimens. Club officers listed. LeRoy Dunfee of Elyria visited the Chambers. Funeral for Eugene Sites of Mary Ridge held at Taylor Funeral Homes in Elyria. Site family well known locally. Howard Walek of Cleveland visiting the Haines boys. The Site Red School House near Garfield will be sold. Brookside Board of Education announced. Property assessed at $1,090 by local mayors and officials. Archie Haynes and sons hosted a weekend campfire gathering. Lee Johnson and family visited Rena Tirus at Avon Lake. Betty Waldron returned from Elyria after two weeks with relatives.
Elaine Benedict of East Cleveland visits uncle and aunt Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Dunfee. Mrs. Charles Carrick and Mrs. Jennia Wilkinson of Elyria dine with Mrs. P. L. Chambers. Ruth Root of North Ridge to represent Sheffield Village at the Larain Centennial wedding festivities in Larain. Eleanor Field of Lake Breeze Road will repase at Sheffield Lake Village. Miss Root to wear grandmother’s wedding dress.
Robert Brown aged 19 died from over exertion while swimming in St Marys Lake. He had recently set a swimming record in the same water. His body was found on an island.
Tom Walling of Austin found an exhausted carrier pigeon in his yard and will keep it until the owners contact him. The birds band number AUS3S3014.
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In Knoxville Tennessee William O Smythe went to buy a marriage license for Ella Pearl Carter and offered Deputy County Clerk Jamia Haynes a sack with 50 pennies, keeping 200 more to begin housekeeping.
Fifty Cherokee tribesmen toured the country for herbs and barks used in remedies and opened a camp in Shelby Ohio. Grandma Cooper, 14, the oldest member of the group, joined the expedition.
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