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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1933
Page
7
Italy says it will be self supporting in wheat when hitting about 790 million quintals, but an estimated 7 million more are needed for new sowings. Despite gains, the 10 million quintals still imported and weaker mill demand last year temper the shift.
Mrs Rene Stang hosted a D D Club meeting on Saturday June 22. Plans were made for an Ice cream social at Alr. and Mrs. Newton Balls home on June 28 and the annual Beaver Park outing on July 12. Mrs Bb C Schubert to host August meeting. Dozens of neighbors and relatives attended and visits from multiple families across Elyria West Ridge Lorain and Barberton were noted.
Deloris MacBeth daughter of Clyde and Mrs MacBeth and Edwin Griffin of Elyria were quietly married Friday at 10 AM in Westfield New York with Rev. A E Knight officiating. They returned home and reside at 325 Gulf Road.
Services at the church on Sunday include Worship at 9 45 A M and Sunday School at the earliest readable portion. The text ends abruptly, leaving the rest of the schedule unreadable.
Mr. and Mrs. Wilford Kept of Schenectady New York spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Walter Grobe and family and attended the Hildebrandt reunion. Misses Elsie and Ida Delefield also attended the Pontiac Monroeville ball game.
A note from Oberlin records Illumination Night held Saturday evening with attendees from the community and surrounding area enjoying the ceremony and related activities.
Mrs Kathryn Schild and Misses Elsie and Ida Delefield came home Monday from Monroeville, greeting family at the station and sharing a brief update on their trip.
Mr and Mrs Walter Grohe and family with guests Mr and Mrs Wilford Kept of Schenectady New York and George Vogler of Elyria were dinner guests of Mr and Mrs Keith Brown of Middle Ridge Sunday. Mrs Kuhl of Cleveland also attended.
June 22 brief notes a lawn fete at the parsonage with home made ice cream and accessories. Next Sunday guest Sunday at the church. attendees bring guests. Pastor to speak on The Pioneer of Life with special music. Numerous local visits and social events follow including sermons, suppers, and travel observations.
A modest but lively Wednesday afternoon W C T U gathering in the church featured readings, prayers, and musical numbers. Mrs Hulse opened the program with scripture, Rev Koonty led singing, and participants from Eaton Lorain Fields and Grafton shared solos and talks, led by county president Mrs Hill.
Amelia Deuble of Amherst and the Refenning and Kroeger couples from Elyria visited Conrad Ernst Sunday. William Peabody spent Sunday with George Ehrman on Middle Ridge. Mrs. Ernest Struck and Mrs. Russell Walker of Elyria visited Mrs. Gust Smith and Mrs. Clarence Peabody on Tuesday.
In a hospital for arty yestenens. Mr. and Mrs. Lost daughter Joan and Mmne Gert Hines of Elyria, were Saterday afternoon callers at the John Bainbridge home. Mrs. A. Myers of Cleveland, is spending this week with her son Jack and wife. Word is received that Rev. C. C. Maple has been assisting Rev Dexter Strickler hold revival ser vices In one of the western states. Rev. Strickler was formally of Elyria and Rev. Maple has his home in Fields. Mr. and Mrs. William Em minger attended the funeral of the latter's nephew, in Amherst, Monday afternoon.
Mrs. E C Schubert attended a convention of the Woman's Foreign Missionary Society of the Norwalk District held Friday in South Amherst M E Church.
The 12th annual Delefield family reunion will take place Sunday June 25 at the home of Mr and Mrs J H Delefield.
Henry Neiding attended the funeral of his brother George Neiding in Amherst on Monday. Also present from the area were Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Delefield, Mrs. Elizabeth Ernst, and L. W. Spiegelberg.
Miss Doris Nichols served as hostess for a gathering of the Jolly Dozen club, inviting members to a cheerful session with friendly chat and light refreshments.
Mr and Mrs J H Mathias of Cleveland spent eight days with L Ernst and family. Mr and Mrs J H Mra Elizabeth Ernst and BR Mathias visited Mr and Mrs Conrad Ernst of South Ridge on Tuesday evening.
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