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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jul 20, 1931

Page

3

Mysterious Jeune Man climaxes in danger and plotting

In a tense sequence, Ann tends Burney after a snake bite and hides Cho’s threat while Lamovits plot escape to Hawaii via Gomez and Walter. They plan ahead, sending word to kin as Roy Burney’s illness delays pursuit and Lee Lawson’s fate looms. The Chinese police interrupt amid looming danger.

Lamovits Japan Osset Countess Walter Simon Oscar Hawaiian Islands New York San Francisco England Lee Lawson Honolulu Amos Wally Fernando Gomez Burney Gomez Chi‘nene

West Ridge Circle No 6 Picnic in Elyria

Mr and Mrs I F Eldred and family hosted Circle No 6 of the M E church in Elyria on July 20 with about fifty five members and guests C W Minks and Will Eldred families attending. Guests enjoyed a lawn supper and horseshoes while women talked, the evening cool after a sultry day.

West Ridge I. F. Eldred Circle No M. E. Church Elyria C. W Minks Will Eldred

Clover Leaf Club Postponed and Local 4-H Meeting

The Clover Leaf Club postpones events to next month. Miss Elsie Breslar visited her Lorain parents over the weekend. Dorothy Miler hosted the Oberlin Road 4-H Sewing Club Jolly Hustlers with two demonstrations by Lois Fidrec and Dorothy Miller on hooks and eyes for hot pan holders. A games hour and lunch followed with members Thelma Wagner Marguerite Mason Dorothy Miller Doris Minnick and Lois Eldred and their guests.

Glover Leaf Clus Clover Leaf Club Elsie Breslar Gustave Breslar Lorain Dorothy Miler Oberlin Road Jolly Hustlers Lois Fidrec Dorothy Miller Margaret Pallas Thelma Wagner Marguerite Mason Doris Minnick Lois Eldred

Local Farmers Near Haying Peak Amid Drought Strain

The winder appears to note W. D. Miller and daughter Hilda with Margaret Longbrake while Thelma Wagner plans to entertain the club next Thursday afternoon. Alfred Schwartz of Elyria visited his father Charles Schwartz and sister Clara on Friday. Farmers near completion of haying and much wheat already drawn in with a bumper crop anticipated. Cornfields and gardens show moisture shortage.

W. D. Miller Hilda Margaret Longbrake Thelma Wagner Alfred Schwartz Elyria Charles Schwartz Clara

Beacon Light Girls Meeting At St Paul's Elyria

Miss Edna Pallas and relatives attended the Beacon Laight Girls Meeting at St Paul's church in Elyria hosted by Mrs Q O E Pallas. Other city social notes include visits and theatre outings among locals and a Sunshine Philatheta Class gathering at Brookside Park with a pot luck dinner and games.

Beacon Light Edna Pallas Marian Pallas Thelma Manns Beacon Laight St Paul's Church Elyria Thei Qo.e Pallas

New London Grange Holds Low Attendance Meeting

New London Grange No 2401 met at I O F Hall with the smallest attendance of the year. Miss Mary Ruth Kirkpatrick sang a piano solo. An August 5 picnic at Brookside Park Ashland with basket supper and games was announced. A National Grange report noted Ohio sent in complete reports for 1930.

NEW London Grange New London I. O Mary Ruth Kirkpatrick Grange Brookside Park Ashland National Grange Ohio

Transferred priest Burke leaves Our Lady of Lourdes Oberlin

Rev Fr George Burke of Oberlin Ohio has been transferred to Medina after eighteen months of services at Our Lady of Lourdes Church due to poor health. He was well liked and will be missed. His successor is not yet named. Mrs Norman Smith and son Teddy and Mrs Henry Talk and son Dennis of Oberlin are mentioned in the notice.

George Burke Oberlin Ohio Our Lady of Lourdes Medina Beanre Father Burke Norman Smith Teddy Henry Talk Dennis W. RK. G. Thimble Geo. Parnell Grant Street

Sunday Social Guests in Huntington Area Notices

Sunday to Sunday, many locals hosted and visited relatives and friends. Names include Gott, Sage, West, Chapman, Laborie, Knapp, Myers, Earhart, Searles, Firestone, and Kater among others across Elyria Wellington Kipton Lodi Ridgeville La Fayette Bay Bridge and Lorain.

Clay Burgoon Glenmont Wells Elyria M. W. Laborie David Brooks Westlake la Grange Eleworth Laborie Elmer Knapp Ashland Carl Smith Bay Bridge Ed Auble Leedale Wellington McClafflin Chas Myers Robert Earhart South Euclid Ohio H. LaBar Elon Searles Kipton Kent Firestone Spencer Ford Jennetts Ed Kemmerly Clouse Lodi Harriet Allen Cuyahoga Falls Erma Knnsely Willis Minnie Kater South Euclid, C Dan Kater Famiy

Local social notices from Ridgeville et al

Ridgeville notes visits and gatherings state Mr and Mrs George Dawson of Chicago call on relatives here and Mrs Dawson formerly Miss Minnie Marshall. P D Parshall of Lakewood and sister Mrs Charles Gilder host dinner. Friendship club meets at Mrs George Terrell home nine members two guests. Picnic planned for North Olmsted park August 27. Edd Penfinbaugh and Miss Marion of Toledo weekend with Mr and Mrs L Schaber. McGregor family moves from old show farm on Station road.

Ridgeville George Dawson Chicago Dawson Minnie Marshall P. D. Parshall Lakewood Charles Gilder George Terrell Friendship” Club North Olmsted Park Edd Penfinbaugh Marion Toledo L. Schaber McGregor Station Road

New MELLO GLO Face Powder Advertise at Local Stores

A sales note promotes MELLO GLO face powder claiming it spreads smoothly prevents large pores blends with any complexion and stays on longer. The ad asserts it is the purest finest powder and coloring matter is government approved, inviting readers to Cran dall's Drug Store and C. W. Phillips Drug Store for purchase.

United States Crandall's C. W. Phillips Drug Store Adv

Local society notes and colorful garden lore

Mrs Blaser hosted a family dinner honoring her sister Dawson with guests from Berea, Bilyria and nearby areas. Mrs Evane and young Sarah visited New London to see her parents the Dy ers. The text also mentions Mr Edwin and Mr Glen Wient moving, Miller Wines, and a note about an African sausage tree in Florida blooming in spring with podlike strings.

Bom John Edwin Glen Wient

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Jeune Man Louise Gerard Ann Barney Cho Ann‘armiohaal Lonz Amun Ann Carmichael Hus Ste Community Dry Cleaners Broad Street Tin Lee Gules Nis WON Garment Workers King Bayh Gus Edsop Robert Knowles Elmer Long J. H. Penfound Ardith Caywood Merle Penfound Carlisle Beatrice Burrer Helen Balzer Frank Baus Edison Highway Crystal Beach Harlan Beryl Snyder Carolyn Robert Smith Chestnut Ridge Allen Reese Daddy Long Legs Ira Sutherland Sunshine Philathea Park Brookside Park Beth Eden Baptist Church G. L. Kettenring Womens Relef Corps W. G. Broughton Nielsen Laboratories, Inc Middle Ave Huntington Mra Gott, Daughter Cleveland Rozberi QO. H. Dirlam Clarence Sage Car Sage Otis West Birmingham Henry West L. E. Chapman John Smith George Kreuck Lafayette C. H. Sweet Florida Dr. F. M Elyria Savings & Trust Val Murphy Bros Ger ASY Tony Day’s Hardware Co Elyria, Ohio Geo, Spitzer Grafton Western Reserve Power A Light Co Torwalk, Ohio Oberlin, Ohio Wellington, Ohio Friskhorn M. J. Watson Fiese Aps
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