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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1934
Page
12
Lorain County farms may turn to Sudan grass for drought emergency hay and pasture says agricultural extension agent K. Hummel. The cool growing, Africa native forage yields pasture in five to six weeks when seeded in June, with one acre supporting two to three cows, and seeding with grain drills at 20 to 36 pounds per acre.
A quirky Los Angeles report from June seven details Jim Jeffries ranch near Burbank hosting a boxing show. Fieldy sponsors, fighters labeled as suckers, and a parade of celebs from Mae West to Willam Wellman fill a lively ring side scene. The piece notes certificates of victory handed to a knocked-out Mark Kelly in three rounds and doodles about Catalina trips, advertising value, and gum.
A hazy Los Angeles vignette blends memories of a replica church and Transatlantic musings with Mollie O Day dieting, Fatty Arbuckle scandal, and Lionel Barrymore being quietly creative. A late night mockingbird, Depression era kindness, and a drive to San Francisco frame a reflective, fragmented set of observations.
West Ridge June 8 Miss Florence Pope returns to Chicago after three weeks of nursing her mother Mrs B O Pope who suffered bronchial pneumonia. Upon resuming duties she becomes director of residence Hall 2 Men’s Commons at the University Monday during commencement week with class reunions dinners and World’s Fair visitor conventions planned.
Freda Johnston from Cleveland attended a class party hosted by Miss Beatrice Burrer at Miss Irma Speidelbert’s home on Townline Road Saturday evening. Mr. J. H. Penfound and son Harlan, with Ardith Caywood, visited Mr. and Mrs. Robert Smith on Chestnut Ridge Sunday afternoon. The South Murray Ridge Association held a community supper with ball games and other sports at the schoolhouse grounds Saturday evening.
A brief blurb notes a performer with a single tweeter ready to take the stage, hinting at a brisk day or night performance and branding the gimmick as a punchy act. The fragment implies a press-style tease about a touring show's setup and timing.
Mr and Mrs Raymond Sinme and daughter Eleanor attended Commencement at Exton on Erie day evening where nephew Milton Nash was among the graduates. Decoration Day entertainment by Mr and Mrs Raymond Slmous on Oberlin road with Mr and Mrs John Simms on Schramm road attending.
Mr and Mrs Earl Simos attended the Baccalaureate service at the Methodist Church in Elyria Sunday evening. Litchfield guests included BE Burrer Earl Burrer and Miss Beatrice Burrer visiting friends. Mildred Francis of Elyria dined with Mrs Etta Brown on Thursday. Mr and Mrs Henry Pallas attended the Baccalaureate sermon at the Methodist church in Elyria Sunday evening. Milan visitors Hoetal and son visited Fred Simms home Sunday. W H Hart suffered a stroke Sunday and is critically ill with no hope of recovery. Lakewood guests include Mr and Mrs W M Richards and daughter Blanche.
Families and friends from Elyria Amherst and Cleveland visited local households on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. R W Richards hosted their children and relatives. others included Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Brown of Elyria with Henry Ernst of Amherst, and Mr. Clifford Hart of Cleveland with W H Hart’s family. Several dinner and Sunday calls followed across multiple homes.
A set of deed transfers lists Louise M. Horn to Carel B. Horn for two lots in Cornell’s Addition Charleston Lorain. Elizabeth M. Hileh and others to Clarenen and Effie Humphrey in Car isle Township. Hubert C Glana and uth Bale dy to John Berger and Erma Bors er on West Main Street Ambherat Ohio. Midland Bank to Mathilda Nean Sublot 24 in Avon Dover Beach subdivision. Central Union National Bank to Howard Lather tonbach Sublot 188 in Avon Dover Estates. Ebert J. Ward and Mary Ward to red Pitts for Lots 4 and 9 and 8 acres in Rochester Township. Alvin Behindles to Fred Pitts for Lots 8 and 9 and 68 acres in Rochester Township. Stelle Torwillizer to Fred Pitts for Lots 3 and 5 and 65 acres in Rochester Township.
Mrs. and Mrs. C XII Williams host guests including Mrs. Gur McRoberts and Sherman Wurst relatives from Elyria and Cleveland. Guests from Elyria include James Renouard and Walter Sipple’s family visits. Farmers remain busy and hope for rain to save crops before it is too late.
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