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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1932
Page
13
Wellington Sell, a senior at Ohio University, broke the Buckeye record for javelin at Denison last week. Kepler hurled the javelin 131.5 feet, 20 feet beyond his previous best, surpassing the world mark and earning a medal.
Invitations have been sent to members and friends of the Wellington District Holstein Association for its fourth annual tour on June 8. The excursion begins at Wellington Stock Farm at 10 o'clock with stops at Dyer son Brod. farm in Brighton N W Lee and Son White Fox and a picnic dinner there. Afternoon visits include A C Cawrse farm Clarksfield H S Dayton and Sons Wakeman and LeRoy Rasane farm Camden.
Treva Hawk Hill led a group of pianoforte pupils in a recital last night in the Congregational church auditorium. Parents and friends filled the house as pieces such as Hungarian Dance No 6 and Prelude by Rachmaninoff were performed by pupils including Adelbert Knapp, Marvelle Moehl, Virginia Gott, and others, with strong applause after each number.
Rev. Ira EB. Gillett, missionary to Africa, spoke to the Missionary Society of the local church in Norwalk district, detailing African customs, schools, and governance. A second evening program featured stereopticon slides and African curios. Gillett, on furlough, will visit churches in the district during the month.
Senior class plans at Wellington High include a Baccalaureate address by Rev. Charles Recard on The Lure of the Unattained. A village church service will unite all churches. An All-County picnic for Legionnaires and Auxiliaries is set for Avon Lake on July 31. Miss Alice Grey and John Koontz plan a Sunday wedding in the Methodist church. The W C T U meets at Mrs Ed Robinsons home. Mrs L A Baumgardner will host a piano recital at Courtland Street Saturday. Automobiles have claimed 25,150 lives in Pennsylvania since 1906 with 2,420 deaths in 1931. The Jews were expelled from England in 1290 and banned for 365 years.
The National Lead Company urges homeowners to repaint as prices reach a low not seen since 1917. Warmer weather and a fresh coat of Dutch Boy White Lead are highlighted as cost efficient, durable options to improve home appearance and protect investments. Local owners’ efforts to beautify Tulsa are praised as part of a citywide movement.
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