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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1936
Page
10
The Sunny Siders and Hustlers urge preserving the Wellington Fair to avoid hindering Four-H activities in southern Lorain County. They warn that discontinuation would force exhibits to move to the County Fair in Myria, 12 miles away, and arrive after students return to school, harming projects like flowers.
The club members express joy and pride in a child viewing their exhibit, noting the emotion of happiness felt when friends and neighbours see the work. They sign off with best wishes for a bigger and better Wellington fair in 1996.
South Amherst notes a Methodist Sunday school class taught by Harold Allsop held a party at Miss Eleanor Cook's Gaston road home Friday evening. Sixteen members attended including Eleanor Cook, Luis Squires, Lois Petty and Gloria May. Outdoor games and a wiener roast were enjoyed. Allsop led the event with Eleanor Cook as committee chair.
Lyle Preston of Penfield and Beatrice Devereaux, both of Penfield, were united in marriage Friday evening by Rev. William Smith of Oberra at the Smith home. Mrs Preston, a second grade teacher at Eaton School, is a Penfield High and Bowling Green Teachers College alumna. Mr Preston is Wellington class of 1931 graduate. They will reside on the Penfield farm operated by Mr Preston.
Mr and Mrs LeRoy Dewey announce the arrival of a son at Allan hospital Oberlin on Sunday June 7 The Dewey child makes the couple new parents The father is son of Ernest Dewey of Pittsfield and the mother is daughter of Mary Milla of Canton formerly Pittsfield Also noted Robert Bear has accepted a salesman position for Gravely Motor Plow and Cultivator Co of Dunbar WV He will assist his father in covering the Ler-
Favorable reports were heard at a Friday evening session of the Sandstoane Four-H Tiny club. Nine members attended as projects were assigned. The next meeting is planned for Friday evening June 19 on the Bechstien farm near Birmingham.
Obertin commencement exercises were held Wednesday evening at the First Congregational church with diplomas awarded to Pittsfield graduates Elsie Pauline Avery Esther Mellie Kruger Mildred Nieding and Reta May Mowatt and Jeanne Margaret Wait both formerly of Pittsfield. Families and friends attended as Rev George T Nichols of Grant Nebraska visited his son the Rev Oscar Nichols.
Alice Longworth lauds Governor Landon and condemns Roosevelt stances as misleading praising the new convention mood in Cleveland. She notes quiet determination of delegates and calls out the platform as designed to avoid misinterpretation while highlighting honesty in Landon's telegram as a high point.
Profiles For Today describes Pope Pius XI at St. Peter’s in Rome where some 40,000 Catholics including 10,000 pilgrims attended a lavish birthday observance. The aging pontiff remains active despite fatigue and uses modern elevators, with a note on his 1889 Monte Rosa ascent and a cautious, energetic day as he faces future milestones.
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