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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 24, 1931

Page

3

Bible of 1804 found in local owner’s collection

Mrs. George Braegger of 432 Lorain Boulevard reports a London printed Bible from 1804, bound leather with new cover, preserved by her family since Civil War times. The six by nine inch volume features large type and historical notes, with family and community entries noting a WCTU meeting at Mrs. Elizabeth Gerber’s home and Bjower Mission Day observance.

Chronicle-Telegram George Braegger Lorain Boulevard London England British and Foreign Society United States Susanne Hawkins Morton Bergin Jesus Grandma’s Flower Garden Helen Snellenberger Virginia Crace Margaret Angelo Robert Clair Kenneth Crace Elizabeth Gerber Bjower

Birmingham M E Church Children’s Day Program 1951

Birmingham Birmingham June 24 1951 The Birmingham M E Church held a Children’s Day program on Sunday morning June 21 1951 Devotions led by Rev Fred Ross with songs and recitations by the girls including Betty Jo Horn Julia Horn and Mary Owens Betty Normando and a piano solo Melody of …

Birmingham Fred Ross M E Betty Jo Horn Julia Horn Mary Owens Betty Normando

Local residents enjoy varied weekend visits and trips

Mrs J J Stoller returns from Cleveland while Ira Ramsey and family tour Fitchville Ohio. Lorain visitors E E Buell family spend Friday with Bechtels. Lillydale NY guest W C Henry returns home. Many locals and visitors share Sunday calls in Brownhelm Oberlin Kipton Wakeman Spencer Vermilion Florence and other areas. Clinton, a former resident, is mourned by friends here.

J. J. Stoller Cleveland Ira Ramsey Edna L. Nolan Ted Wilber Fiarry Fitchville Ohio E. E. Buell Dewide Frances Lorain H. C Bechtel W. C. Henry Lillydale New York H. M Dute Carl Miller Harold van Wagnon Brownhelm A. L. Weidemann Harry Oberlin Kipton Vistors Jim Clary Richard and Mark Robert Youngless Harry Carter Hattie Ellis Wakeman Della de Hart Mary E. Timbs J. W. Baker Spencer C. W. Lawrence Amanda Hitsman Wm. Bogart Vermilion

Community notices of visits and arrivals in Norwalk area

Se Three Strokes and Out Ennes of Norwalk is very ill. Numerous local residents and guests are listed as visiting, staying, or traveling through Elyria, Lakewood, Vermilion, La Grange, Castalia, Lorain, Amherst, and other nearby towns. The item catalogs weekend social activity, family visits, and house guests across multiple households.

Elyria Community Notes on Local Visits

Mr and Mrs Elmer Ryan and daughter Joanne of Elyria visited Sunday with Mr and Mrs O J Rut. Mr and Mrs William Meacham called Sunday evening at the home of Mr and Mrs Claude Wagner in Elyria.

Elmer Ryan Joanne Elyria J. Rut William Meacham Claude Wagner

State Hatches Pheasants

Harrisburg Pa The Pennsylvania State Game Farms report 12000 baby pheasants hatched so far this season with expectations for more. They shipped 9060 eggs to refuge keepers and 5000 to sportsmen groups for development. Breeding fields separate laying and rearing areas. Workers collect eggs laid by hens. Breeding includes ring neck and several fancy varieties for display. Bob white quail breeding experiments are also underway.

Harrisburg Pennsylvania

Earlier Kings Used Mohair for Robes and Veils

In ancient times mohair was highly valued as royal cloth. Historical records note that in 1031 B C King Solomon wore mohair robes and used the material for temple veils, underscoring its luxury status.

B. C Solomon

Exhibition of Albanian King's banquet service in Vienna

A new gold banquet service of 2,200 pieces, crafted in the gold smiths art, is on display in Vienna for the King of Albania. The exhibit highlights intricate workmanship and imperial scale.

Vienna Albania

Holland Tulip Festival Attracts Forty Thousand Visitors

The Holland Michigan tulip festival draws about 40,000 visitors across a weekend festival period. Organizers report strong crowds, vibrant displays, and local businesses benefiting from the seasonal event.

Holland Michigan

Self Portraits With Camera and Mirrors Studio Device

A camera and mirrors enable a subject to pose and take his own portrait in solitude, allowing private self representation without assistance from another person.

Rare Tenth Century Biblical Manuscript Found in Chicago

In Chicago, a rare Bible manuscript from the tenth century was discovered among Armenian, Greek, and Syrian immigrant collections. The find marks a notable archaiology milestone as researchers date the volume to ancient origins and note its preservation after decades in immigrant archives.

Chicago

Amherst Council Meeting Plans Fire Equipment Upgrade

The South Amherst village council met at Town Hall for a routine session. Plans were made to surface Church and Eberhart streets with limestone and a committee was formed to study fire engines in neighboring towns to improve firefighting capacity. All members attended.

Amherst Church Eberhart

Ladies' Aid Society to Meet at Mrs Kolb's Home

Mrs Henry Kolb will open her home to Methodist Ladies Aid Society on Thursday afternoon with Mrs Lodi Gibson assisting. All members and friends invited. Several local residents visited relatives and attended events over the weekend including Ernsts, Aebersolds, Epplys, Brunk, Knapps, McCord, Garland, Freidenstine, and Meachams. Amelia Schneider returned to Cleveland duties after three weeks with her parents. Kent State Normal School student Ridget Alberts spent the weekend with family. James Holliger and Leila Pippert called on relatives. Neil Ruth, Charles Kolb and N G Townsend attended a Cleveland ball game. Wilma Emery from Amherst visiting family locally.

Ladies’ Aid Society Henry Kolb Methodist Ladies’ Aid Society Lodi Gibson Conrad Ernst Earl Dehn South Ridge Arthur Ernst Jacob Aebersold Carl Date Henrietta Arthur Epply and Phillip Brunk Lorain H. E. Moore George Knapp Theresa McCord Lakewood William Meacham Alex Garland, Jr Henry Freidenstine Elyria Martin Springer Amelia Schneider Cleveland Ernst Schneider Ridget Alberts Kent State Normal School Leila Pippert James Holliger Massillon Ohio Neil Ruth Charles Kolb N. G. Townsend Alfred Vinson Amherst Ethel Thompson J. L. Kolb Wilma Emery

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