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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 05, 1934

Page

2

Make Your Own Shirt and Shorts and Skirt Pattern

The summer pattern book edited by Laura I Baldt offers a shirt and shorts and skirt pattern with a shirtwaist style. It promises easy cutting and assembly, with sizes up to 40 bust, and suggests materials like cottons linen and tub silks. The pattern costs 15 cents, book 10 cents, or book and pattern 25 cents, order to Pattern Department 200 Fifth Ave New York.

Pattern Department Fifth Ave New York N.Y

Mystery of Miss Dundas Deepens in Ardennes Echoes

In a tense sequence from a Scotland Yard pursuit, Pointer reviews an envelope with lipstick traces and a poison clue, suspects Miss Dundas has vanished with a danger link to Gillian Dundas. Miss Naylor and Mrs. Burnham pressure for answers as the hunt shifts toward Brussels and a potential boat train.

Ricci Pointer Miss Dundas Great Cumberland Place Miss Henrietta Naylor Miss Scott Selfridge Dundas Lady Tait Mira Burnisa Tali Mia Burnham Mrs. Ricci Mrs. de Souza Strange Ardennes Lucy Burnham Gillan John Gillian Lucy Ostend Brussels Miss Naylor Mrs. Burnham Elta Ella

Columbia Briefs Reflect Local Social and School News

Mrs Charles Longdon visited Mrs Jennie Cole Eaton May 27 and stayed with Mrs Wade Jacquays. Oliver Ring spent the week with grandparents, Mr and Mrs Leslie Ring. Reports note chicken pox for Geneva Keller and a large turnout for church and school activities including Alpha S A S, English Bethany Lutheran events, a Dar exercises trip to Lorain, and a May 28 piano recital. Members fell ill, birthdays and decorations observances, plus honor roll and perfect attendance lists for Columbia schools.

Columbia Charles Longdon Jennie Cole Eaton Wade Jacquays Oliver Ring Leslie Ring Geneva Keller Cora Ring Marian Ullrich Lucile Leach Hing Robert Stephens Jennie Osborne Berea Iush Osborne Lloyd Miller Lakewood Jesse Barrett John Luut Erne Howard Frank Belle Osborne Cleveland Bertie Agnue Fostoria, CO O-borne Harry Martin George Harr Josefh Dunford Elyria Elizabeth Jenkins Kellers Ara “Wis Stanler Harda West View Wephens English Bethany Letheran Meveland Ernest Duniferd Pssoration Day Dinferd

Oberlin Road School Closed After Successful Year

The Oberlin Road district reports school closure in East Oberlin on June 5 after a productive year. Five sixth graders will advance to junior high in Oberlin or Elyria next year. Miss Underhill is expected to return as teacher in the fall. East Oberlin King’s Daughters held a candy sale at Comings Book Store with Miss Helen Kern, Betty Water, and Eva Wright in charge. a Saturday meeting at Miss Mable Shook’s home was postponed.

Oberlin Road East Oberlin Oberlin Elyria Miss Underhill King’s Daughters Comings Book Store Helen Kern Betty Water Eva Wright Mable Shook Milton Perkins Francis J. H. Brumby Kipton Edward Kerts Astabula Gar McRoberts Riday John Kern Helen Som Russel Lloyd A Ashby Memorial Hospital James Ashby Lloyd Achhe Columbia Station Rae H Krueses Asnland Karl Kruezes Aten Mrr Wire Krueger H. Ho Edmonds Agrhter Frances Floc West Stanley Pittsfield Warren Sanday Edmonds Frank Reisinger Ridge Lews Wiliam Farr George McRoberts Pitts Carrie Beem Sullivan Mrs. Barrington Mise Pearl Pancroft Rivria Jean Wagner Harry Lauer

West Ridge 4-H Banner Club Meets in June

West Ridge area notes report the West Carlisle 4-H Banner Club meeting May 25 at Frederick Pallas’s home on Schramm road with six new members joined. Merle Penfound is advisor. The next meeting is set for June 7 at Frank Stang’s Edison Highway home. Additional local notices mention Jolly Hustlers meetings, school picnics, and various visits and parades in Elyria and Lorain.

Banner Club West Ridge West Carlisle Frederick Pallas Schramm Road Merle Penfound Frank Stang Edison Highway Jolly Hustlers West Ridge School House Betty Miller Edna Lottman Arlene Lottman Eleanor Eimms Gladys Tittle Ethel Tittle Harriette Mason Bo Miller Beatrice Peabody Mary Ellen Wacker

Decoration Day Visitors And Local Callers In Elyria

Elyria residents hosting Decoration Day visitors and auto race attendees. Edna Hopkins and Earl Rockwood of Amherst visited the Eldred family, while Albert Wittmer and family from Lorain joined I. F. Eldred. Carl Fowell attended Memorial Car races in Elyria, with Milton Eldred and others visiting Thursday evening. E. R. Jordan and Clifford Hart families from Ashland and Cleveland visited W. H. Hart home on Decoration Day.

C. W. Bennett Marsh Donald Adelbert Avenue Elyria B. O. Pope Nan Patchett Cleveland Peter Miller Patchett Miller L. C. Holton Bertha Newbiser Edna Hopkins Earl Rockwood Amherst Albert Wittmer Lorain I. F. Eldred Carl Fow Milton Eldred E. R. Jordan Ashland Clifford Hart Jane Betty Max Hart Elvrra W. H. Hart

Spencer Spencer Vacation Visitors and Alumni Banquet

Mr and Mrs Gordon McKenney and children of Rutherford NJ visit Spencer with Firestone family hosts. Local gatherings include dinners with Lechleitners and Clarks, and Decoration Day outings to Cleveland Wakeman and Berlin Heights. Around 140 attend the Spencer Alumni Banquet with talks, dancing, and community attendees from Akron Cleveland Wellington and beyond.

Geraldine Cleveland R. C. Parish Akron Webber Nixon Sam Woods Spencer Auditorium M. E Spencer Wellington Obertin Ashland New York New Jersey Leon Stone Virginia Gus Querin A. B. Horst Black River Cecil Wolf Luella Berlin Heights Stanley Wright L. J. Kensely Carrie Kensely Kent Irma Kensely Willis John Miller

Decoration Day visits and local club inaugurations in Elyria

Decoration Day brought visits from Mrs. Ferguson and families, with Elyria residents joining Mrs. Malinda Naylor and others for a picnic under the apple tree. The Spencer Booster club held its first meeting at Harry Hange's home with thirteen members, electing James A. Hardle as president and Danals Mange as vice president. Members from nearby towns visited, and families such as the Rook, Bowen, and Fuller groups moved or hosted guests, including Dudley Rook moving east of town and the Heidenruchs moving into a new home.

Elyria F. J. Milter Cruston John Miller Ferguson Spencer Booster Harry C. Hange Mr. Hange Max Drake James A. Hardle Dallas Mange Cammon S. Hardle Robert Hardie Robert Jackson Titne Donald Weidrick Cleveland Martin Weidrick Walter Bowen Rook Brothers Korea Frank Auble West Male St Samutel Herman J. E. Simon Luella Simon John Garra Joy Polk Frank Puller Clab Miller Grafton Harold Miller Rittman Clyde Taylor Wooster Ohio Frank Miller Paul Davenport Elmer Sanford Kenneth Crosby Charles Dickason Malinda Naylor Verna Aukermans Wellington Lenard Heidenruch Heidenruch G. L. Emerson N. E. Fuller Laura Wilson Donald A. H. Fuller Cotta Hine Millard F. Fuller Chicago, Il Earl W

Memorial Day Observed and Spencer 4-H Troopers Form

Memorial Day observances honored C Moore and family along with W A Moore in Spencer with grave decoration and a well attended program. Visitors from Cleveland, Ernate Jefferies and daughter Phyilia, came to see EB A Fire stone family as Jefferies recovers from pneumonia. Spencer 4-H Troopers held its first meeting electing Leota McCourt president Evelyn Tusselman vice president Harriett Rickle secretary treasurer Geraldine Keupter news reporter and county agent Mr Drake spoke on subjects for the club and ways to win the champion cup.

Leota McCourt Evelyn Tusselman Harriett Rickle Geraldine Keupter Drake

Coral reef found in Lake Michigan near Chicago

Scientists report a large coral reef discovered two miles south of the Century of Progress in Lake Michigan. Professors say it proves the lake once held salt water with a tropical climate, dating perhaps 400,000 years, exposed by shifting sands and water.

Chicago Lake Michigan James M. Glasgow

Noahs Ark Theme In Medieval Mystery Play Ends In Quarrel

A note on medieval mystery plays describes Noahs Ark as a favorite theme. It typically ends with a domestic quarrel between Noah and his wife. The wife, in a wifely fashion, declares Noah should hurry and find a new wife if he is rushing to the ark.

Noah

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