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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 25, 1936
Page
2
The ad rail lists electricians and contractors for attic wiring and small or large jobs. It promotes fast, affordable service, a store contact, price down payments, and home improvements on West Side and East Side properties with details on rooms baths basements and painting.
Vermilion paths show Mr and Mrs Olen Aufderheide and children visiting Mrs Fred Aufdernelds in Venice while Mrs Henry Hanes and daughter Miss Virginia join Cedar Point visitors. William H Williams the local attorney plans to move to Sandusky to take over Henry Hart’s practice after his death.
The Cemetery and Park Ass’n held its regular meeting at Mrs. C. Musser’s home with seven members present. Refreshments followed, and Mrs. A. J. Holmes will host on Tuesday afternoon, Aug 15. Former resident George Peck of Pittsford, VT, dies. born and raised in Litchfield, lived here many years. Hazel T. Landfried visited relatives in Ambers and Lorain. W. W. Smith plans to attend the Great Lakes Exposition for his 91st birthday on Aug 1, noting he will be away. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Schindler hosted guests from Oneonta, N. Y. and Washington, N. J. over dinner. Hazel and Mildred Landfried visit Charles King and wife in Cincinnati this week.
Lake Avenue community church scheduled services on Sunday July 26 with Bible School at 9 30 led by Kermit Leiby, preaching at 10 45 by Earl R Peck, adult class taught by Peck, and a Tuesday Bible study at the Lake Avenue schoolhouse with Rebecca Peck directing the young folk class. The Shining Thimbles 4 H club met with advisor Mrs V V Schaeffer Friday, pledges and songs observed, and members worked on shoe bags and related crafts.
The North Elyria Grange met Thursday with Mrs. Frank Provornik acting matron for the Juveniles. Calvin Miller led a reading about teaching a spouse to drive and Bob Taylor won a privateing contest. multiple visits noted, and an ice cream social planned at Lake Avenue Schoolhouse with the Food Bustlers meeting July 21 under advisor Mrs. Jean Phelps.
Mrs F L W Cousins Mrs George Edwards Mrs Maggie Ewers Mrs Nettie Wiley and Mrs W E Baker attended a garden party hosted by the Elyria Women's Republican Club at Mrs James Thormas home on Columbus street in Elyria. Mrs E J Harder visited her sister Mrs R C Winch. Mr and Mrs Ray Eppley and Mr and Mrs Lewis Runals of La Grange spent ten days fishing at Houghton Lake in Michigan and returned Wednesday evening. Mrs Harold Wilson of Elyria were Wednesday evening guests of Mr and Mrs W E Baker. The Women’s Foreign Missionary Society will meet with Mrs Roy Lang Friday afternoon July 31. Clement Knechtges of Washington DC is vacationing with his parents Mr and Mrs J A Knechtges. Mrs Gertrude Walsh of Mereland is visiting her parents here. Mr and Mrs W B E Baker Mrs Minnet Blantern Mrs Nettie Reichard Mr and Mrs J H Sheldon Mrs W N Hitchcock Mrs Marion Mull and her son Le
Land attended the Sun Set Memorial Park concert in North Olmsted Sunday with Mr Rodeheaver as guest artist. Several local residents and visitors are noted visiting family, traveling by boat from Cleveland to Buffalo and Detroit, and planning moves or indefinite stays in Michigan City.
The Birmingham Four-H club met at Anna Gottschling’s home Wednesday afternoon for business followed by sewing and games. Lunch for five members and two visitors, Margaret and Frieda Gottschling, was served. Several residents and visitors from Elyria Sandusky and Vermilion were noted visiting or calling throughout the week.
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