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The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jul 29, 1936

Page

5

Vermilion and nearby residents spend weekend in Ohio towns

Vermilion Mr and Mrs Robison of the allotment, Mr and Mrs Howell and son, Mr and Mrs Burt Barnes, and others spent Sunday in Cleveland and Zanesville. Mr and Mrs Kinter to visit Gatton relatives. George Yaeger attended Linhurst homecoming. A daughter was born July 22 to Mr and Mrs Ray Weltman of Cleveland at Lutheran Hospital. Mrs Meltmah, formerly Gertrude Haines of Rumsey Park, and Mr and Mrs Wasem of Amherst with Mrs Gertrude Mrckling returned from a Canada trip. Henry Croll and Joe Harrity on an extended Michigan trip. Betty Jane Croslway at home over weekend. Robert Rathburn and father Rathbun drove to Cleveland for a hockey game.

Wredgar Robison Cleveland Groge Howell Divin Burt Barnes Zanesville Senarasille John Kinter Gatton Ohio George Yaeger Linhurst Qgh Uo Wondas Ray Weltman Cloveland Lutheran Hospittal Meltmah Gertrude Haines Rumsey Park Wis Raymond Wasem Amherst Gertrude Mrckling Canada Callandar Henry Croll Joe Harriy Michigan Ihnais Betty Jane Crosl Robert Rathburn Ceverge Rathbun

Local social visits and college graduate count reported

A string of Lorain and nearby town visits is noted with Mr and Mrs Rathburn driving to Sandusky and other residents visiting Lorain, Huron, Vermilion and Amherst. The report also states Pat Pelnasama College sent 10,096 law seeking graduates into the business world as announced by the Department of Public Instruction, totaling 633 graduates.

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