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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1936
Page
10
Local groups Sunny Siders and Hustlers urge Wellington officials to preserve the Wellington Fair to protect 4-H activities. They warn that discontinuing the fair would push exhibits to the County Fair in Myria, 1 mile away, and hamper members who return to school as the County Fair runs late.
Vegetable exhibitors express pride and happiness at a child's view of their work on display. Club members extend best wishes for a bigger and better Wellington fair in 1996, hoping the event will showcase improvements and community pride.
South Amherst reports a Methodist Sunday school class led by Harold Allsop held a Friday party at Eleanor Cook’s Gaston road home. Sixteen members attended outdoor games and a wiener roast. Eleanor Cook Luis Squires Lois Petty and Gloria May Allsop led planning. The paragraph also notes a Volunteer Firemen meeting underway.
Lyle Preston of Penfield and Miss Beatrice Devereaux of Penfield were united in marriage Friday evening by Rev. William Smith of Oberra at the Smith home. Mrs. Preston taught second grade in Eaton School and graduated from Penfield High School and Bowling Green Teachers College. Mr. Preston graduated Wellington class of 1931 and will live on the farm he operates in Penfield.
Mr and Mrs LeRoy Dewey announce the arrival of a son at Allan hospital in Oberlin on Sunday June 7. The Deweys son is connected to Ernest Dewey of Pittsfield and Mary Milla of Canton formerly of Pittsfield. Robert Bear has accepted a sales position with Gravely Motor Plow and Cultivator Co of Dunbar West Virginia to assist his father in covering the Ler-
The Sandstoane Four-H Tiny club gathered at Herbert Schneider's home Friday evening for routine business and project work. Nine members attended and assignments were given. The next meeting is planned for June 19 on the Bechstien farm near Birmingham.
Obertin commencement held Wednesday evening at First Congregational Church awarding diplomas to Pittsfield students Elsie Pauline Avery Esther Mellie Kruger Mildred Nieding Reta May Mowatt and Jeanne Margaret Wait. Nearby residents and relatives attended. The event concluded with visits and greetings among families and friends.
Alice Longworth writes from Cleveland on June 15 about a convention focused on finishing preliminaries and winning the election. She notes a quiet, determined mood among Middle Western delegates and lauds Governor Landon for a forthright platform interpretation while contrasting with Roosevelt’s 1932 approach.
Profile of Pius XI at St. Peter's as 40,000 Catholics and 10,000 pilgrims attend a grand birthday celebration. The aging pope remains active despite fatigue from ceremonies, aided by modern elevators in the Vatican. His Alpine past and endurance are noted as he faces the future calmly.
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