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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1939
Page
4
Moscow Russia plans to shift the city hall 50 feet to widen the main street. The relocation targets better traffic flow and access for residents and officials.
Frank Dack reports a mallard duck shot during a duck hunting trip near Courtenay British Columbia. An eagle swept down and seized the bird but dropped it while flying overhead, leaving the mallard near the hunter.
Mrs Lous Delefield presided as the Ladies Aid Society of the Reform ed church gathered at the Delefield home for a June afternoon. The Rev Bucher spoke on Sinning against the Holy Spirit while thirteen members shared refreshments with numerous guests from Ridgeville Elyria Kipton Axtel Birmingham and nearby towns. The next meeting will be in the care of hosting members.
A form of a picnic will be held in Locke's grave, with a pot luck supper to be served.
Nine members of the Standard Bearers society met at the home of Mrs. Ernest Bauman Sunday afternoon. Plans were laid for the forthcoming Thank offering service and Nancy Andress was elected as the Henriettta group representative to attend Camp Wesle en, Lakeside, during the camp period. Refreshments were served by the hostess.
Numerous Elyria area residents and relatives visited homes Sunday including Mr. and Mrs. Ray Brown and daughters, the Dagil family from Cleveland, and Elyria residents at various households. Other stops included Brownhelm, Oberlin, Medina, and Maynard with extended kin and friends enjoying meals and social calls.
Karl of Columbia Station called on Mrs. Katie Weidman and family Sunday afternoon. Mr and Mrs Young and family Oberlin and Mr and Mrs Carl Krieg were Monday evening guests.
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