Chronicle Telegram Item Summary
Fragmentary clipping from The Chronicle Telegram with illegible text and sparse readable details. No clear names, places, or events to identify a specific person or action.
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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1934
Page
5
Fragmentary clipping from The Chronicle Telegram with illegible text and sparse readable details. No clear names, places, or events to identify a specific person or action.
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Local Wellington items include delivery contact details for Mrs Violet Cur tice and Junior Grissinger, plus a 1923 class picnic notice noting a June event at the Fair. Church notices cover services at Baptist, Church of Christ, and Congregational churches with schedules, baptisms, and offerings. A Wellington Flower Club outing is recorded with future events. a wedding announces Miss Stuch Stoner and Leland Ixpatrivh’s marriage, and there are brief reports of injuries, degrees earned by local students Evelyn Rugg Edwin Branson Kathryn Murray, and Dr Leatner’s inauguration at Western Reserve.
LaGrange Juniors the Thimbles club met at the school on Wednesday June 6 reintroducing new work under Mrs. Kenneth Law. Out outdoor games and prize awards highlighted the session. In Lorain County T U contest LaGrange pupils won several prizes including Marian Godridge and Arvella Walkden with top prizes. Graduation exercises in Pittsburgh drew Martin Westrick and family. Local briefs note visits, church events and community happenings with many residents named and several travel updates.
Avon Lake Ohio June 16 Erwin Britton selected as faculty member for the congregational group to be held at Linwood Park Vermilion from July 23 Mrs Emma Reese widow of J Reese of Cleveland and mother of Victor C Meta and Mrs Effis Dies at summer home
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Redmond died at her summer home on 1308 Lake Road Wednesday. Funeral was held Friday from Klanke Parr Funeral Home in Lakewood. Mr and Mrs William Schumaker and son LeRoy attended Western Reserve University commencement. their son William graduated. Mrs Curtis Duff hosted a one o clock dinner for Lake Shore Union Society. Mr and Mrs Martin Corlett left for Brown College Rhode Island to attend June 26 commencement. their son John graduates. Mrs Mary McKay of Lake Ad appointed to fill Wayne Black’s vacant board seat. Rita Smiley hosted a farewell party for Mariam Papart of Loraine who left for New York City to study art. Elaine Landis of Cleveland Heights won a bridge game. Mrs E S Griffiths donated 15% volumes to the Public Library. Children’s Hour featured Mrs Jessie Bishop. Jean Kane returned from Notra Date Cleveland. Hugh Kane from Kent Normal. Peggy Smith from Ohio Stars. Erwin Britton from Oberlin. Ernest Hertner from Ann Arbor Michigan. John Bushman from Miami Oxford.
Bribes Dave Hinton and sisters Mrs. C J Law and Mrs. Harry Hodge their father. Mrs Carl Payne and Mrs Geo Vaughn spent Tuesday in Lorain visiting their cousin Mrs Evan Bevan. James Bloomfield returned home from California Wednesday after a year away. Mr and Mrs John Heider and Mr and Mrs Rudy Krebs called on Mr and Mrs J J Heckel in Vincent Wednesday evening. Mrs R Harmon and daughter Grace have returned home after visiting in Pennsylvania. Miss Jane Werle visiting relatives in Detroit Michigan. Miss Pauline Katterhenry 15.
A visitor staying with her uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Williamson, at their Lakewood home is noted. The brief mentions a guest residence with family in Lakewood.
June 16 report from South Amherst notes fifteen members at the Sandstone Four-H Club meeting in the school auditorium with three new members Brenly Mort Pheret Rich and stargare Gall joining. Two visitors Mrs O Peak and Sarah Jane Dulmage attended as the group worked on project Mibich is at holders under advisor Mrs Fred Schacht.
May business in Toledo rose about 30 percent from May 1933, per monthly clearing house data. Bank debits totaled 97,279,555 versus 371,375,668 a year ago. Real estate transfers reached 603 for the month, unchanged from the previous year.
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