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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 16, 1932

Page

4

Newark Wins 66th Grand Army Encampment Session

The 66th annual Grand Army of the Republic encampment ends with Newark chosen for the next reunion after Cincinnati delegates break a Mansfield deadlock. Elected officers include F. Bell of Mansfield as commander, C. R. McDargh Urbana as senior vice commander, M. C. Boice Cheshire as junior vice commander, Rev. H. J. Becker Dayton as chaplain, A. D. Garrett Gallipolis as medical officer, and Loda J. Lucas Columbus as secretary. Auxiliary officers named Catherine Kidd Dayton treasurer and Bertha M. Droz Mansfield president. Installation officiated by Dr. L. F. Arensberg Uniontown. Gov. George White attends.

Lima Newark Grand Army of the Republic Cincinnati Mansfield F. Bell A. B. Adams Charles R. McDargh Urbana Catherine Kidd Dayton Bertha M. Droz

New Wonderful Face Powder Promises Smoothed Complexion

Advert reads new MELLO GLO Face Powder from Crandall's Drug Store and C. W. Phillips Drug Store. It claims hides tiny lines and pores, reduces shiny noses, and uses a new French process for smoother, longer wear.

Crandall's C. W. Phillips Drug Store

Substitutes Handle Rural Routes Amid Mail Delays

Unusually heavy mail plus two carriers on vacation slow two rural Elyria routes Two and Three. Substitutes, less familiar with the routes, face higher workload as mail volume increases and delays occur, according to postmaster R B Lersch.

Elyria R. B. Lersch Lersch

First Elyria Dahlias Bloom Claim Raised

Joe Horvath of 124 Seneca Street reports the first Elyria raised dahlias in bloom for this year. He says several such flowers are now in bloom and no earlier reports have appeared in the city.

Joe Horvath Seneca Street

Ridgeville Garden Party Honors Thirteenth Anniversary

In Ridgeville on June 15 a garden party hosted by Misses Barbara and Mary Moyer honored Mrs. John Erbs on her thirteenth wedding anniversary. Mrs. A J Reitz and Mrs. Norman Rosfelder of Cleveland organized the event attended by 50 guests. A noon chicken dinner preceded lawn card games with prizes awarded to Mrs. John Erb and several other guests.

Ridgeville Barbara Mary Moyer A. J. Reitz Norman Rosfelder Cleveland John Erbs John Erb Lena Santink Eugene Rosfelder Joseph Uber

Chil dren's Day at Congregational Church Blooms

The Congregational church celebrated Children's Day with flowers, a special 11 o'clock service, a baptism of four children, and a program where junior members recited psalms and received diplomas. Rev. E C Young offered closing remarks. Brief notes report local families visiting and returning from college for the summer.

E. C

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