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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1935
Page
6
The Silent Observer notes a playful riddle about riches that “take to themselves wings and fly away” and guesses ostriches. It contrasts this with a remark about successful men adapting to conditions and criticizes people who accept false information violating common sense.
Amherst attendees report on Flossie at St Peter's Evangelical church Thursday afternoon. Graduating exercises at Oberlin High School held at First Church in Oberlin Wednesday eve ning with Wesly Samslow and Ralph Schramm earning diplomas. Harriett Sandrock and Jeanette Bets attended a banquet at Oberlin High School Tuesday evening. Mrs Frank Schramm and daughters Phyllis Clara Mae and Mrs Mahike visited relatives in Cleveland Saturday. Miss Celia Henson of Cleveland and Dr William Henson of Shelby visited Mrs Lillie Henson. Funeral services for Mrs George Roser held at Mathhews Gleason Funeral Home in Oberlin Tuesday afternoon. Roser, a Ireland immigrant 35 years resident here, survived by husband ten daughters Alice Rice Agnes and two sons John and Alvin. Burial in Westwood Cemetery, Oberlin.
Frank Eckbauer of Lorain called on his nephew Ed Samslow Sunday afternoon. Elmer Schubert and family visited Berea relatives. Delmar Horning and son Junior visited Oberlin. Martin Schroeder visited Amherst and Richard Biehl from Cleveland joined Fred Bergs. Jeanette Berg attended Oberlin Junior-Senior Prom. Will Berg and Clar ence Albright attended the Women’s Union Birthday party.
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