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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1931
Page
2
Mary and Dick, once torn apart by stock losses and public hardship, reconnect over shared sorrow and revived affection. He plans a countryside day soon, seeking to comfort and renew trust while they reminisce, dream, and weigh the chance of a future together.
A fragmented column describes a magic illusion using a hair or silk thread attached to a paving card and a coat button, staged before a dark background to fool the audience. The piece notes audience disbelief at the unseen mechanism and mentions related local social updates and visits across Lorain area communities.
June 3 report from South Ridge notes attendance at Lake Avenue school commencement. Among eight grade graduates named are Watson Beal and Newton MacBeth.
Mrs Anna Allsop was discharged from Elyria Memorial Hospital Thursday and is spending an indefinite time with her daughter and husband Mr and Mrs Nelson Bechtel.
Mr and Mrs Mervin Schubert and daughter Vera Mae were weekend guests of Mr and Mrs Otto Meyers in Cleveland.
Mrs Milton Eppley and her two sons are spending a week with her parents Mr and Mrs C Goit in Steubenville. The visit appears as a family social note in local society circles.
Miss Ruth Fowl was a weekend guest and returned to Barberton Sunday evening after visiting her home here.
Mr and Mrs Clyde Sayers returned to their home in Pittsburgh Pennsylvania after a short visit with Mrs Sadie Beal and her family.
A flurry of visits marked a holiday weekend as Mr. and Mrs. E C Schubert and son Oliver of Townline Road, with others from Cleveland and nearby towns, called on or were hosted by relatives including the Delefields, Sundars, Robbins, Schroeder, and Beal families.Several pairs traveled to Amherst, Vermilion, and Brownhelm, with many guests and hosts sharing time at homes on Memorial Day and surrounding days.
A large Belden High School crowd attended the commencement in the auditorium. The program featured green and white decor, the school orchestra, solos by Dolores Haury and Dorothy Sandrock, and speeches by Ferrie Miller and Mary Frances Schriver. Supt Mase of Dover City gave the address. The class included seven girls and three boys: Fertie Miller Dolores Haury Juanita Root Della Meyer Stella Pijor Mary Frances Schriver Dorothy Sandrock Norman Dambaugh Howard Wise William Gest. Briefs note relatives and local visits surrounding the event.
Mrs P H Rogers visited MrsGeorge Grabenstetter Sunday afternoon. Rev Haines will lead cottage prayer meetings next week at F E Schriver Lyons Meyers and D G Reisinger venues. Dwight Rogers Sunday School class will present St Perkins Singing School June 4 at Lorain High School. Couples from Belden attended Chippewa Lake dance. Harold Pfeifer of Litchfield visited Clarence Wise. Chas W Wise was in Elyria on business.
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