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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 25, 1934

Page

2

Severe cyclone damages Rochester farm and church notices

Wellington reports a Friday afternoon cyclone at the Bursley farm in Rochester ripping barn roofs and a porch, with one roof lifted 500 feet then landed. Insurance covers the damage. A roof blew off a Rowland outbuilding. Reverend Jeremiah C. Cromer spoke at the Congregational Church with reminiscences. Born a son to Mr and Mrs Samuel Weves in Oberlin. St Johns Day planned at the Congregational Church with music and Masons attendance. Delegates leave for Rock Island convention. A surprise party for Donald Prentice in Norfolk. Church notes on Philathea and Epworth League events. Briefs include illness news, a ministers’ picnic, and local property payments.

Wellington George Bursley Rochester Bursley Harry Rowland

Local Social Roundup From La Grange And Nearby

La Grange June social notes list visits from Maynard Hammer of Norwood and Jevee, A W Jones and mother of West Unity, Mrs John Dean of Toledo, Kathryn Smith after Carnegie Tech, and several local family gatherings. Highlights include Miss Mary Stimson’s University of Southern California graduation and bridesmaid trips, plus a Penfield Aid Society event, a Congregational Ministerial Conven tion in Oberlin, and a Lorain Century Park picnic.

LA Grange A. J. Lewis Maynard Hammer Jevee Norwood A. W. Jones West Unity John Dean Toledo Calvin Loomis Kathryn Smith Carnegie Tech Pittsburgh Fred Smith Arthur E. Wilcox McAlkine Penfield Aid Society Bert Monosmith South Dakota Leth Monosmith Oberlin C. B. Dawson Ridgerilie Mayfield Maxine Fre Cleveland Mary Stimson University of Southern California Arizona Louisiana Kelner Ruby Montgomery Stronesville J. R. Gott Betty Hoffman Nellie M. Auxer Willoughby Mayna Wolcott Ohio State University Columbus Penfield Paul Sage Frank Warren Wellington Clarice Monosmith Eohelind Wright Mason Powers Earl Lewis Elyria Century Park Lorain

Make Your Own Eyelet Frock Pattern Book Ad and Local Notices

A mixed collection of fashion pattern promotion and community notices. Includes a Laura Baldt edited eyelet batiste dress pattern offer with prices and order details, followed by a July meeting notice of the Methodist Aid Society, a Five Hundred club results with hostess Mrs. Charles Opfer, Boys' 4-H club update, local social notes, and a postponed Grangers banquet reminder.

Charles Opfer Five Hundred Belle Rooks Spencer Nicky Youngins Penfield Anna Sanders B. L. Wilcox R. L. Pearce Wilcox

Sheffield 4-H Club Meets at Gulf Road School

Fifteen Buckeye Sewers 4-H members gathered at Gulf Road schoolhouse for a regular meeting led by the vice president. Rose Marie Haglund reported on ice cream prices for a July 12 social, while leaders reported on their groups. An invitation from Murray Ridge Stitchin Katies to a beach party was read, and the next meeting was set for July 8 at Patricia Jensen’s home.

Sheffield Buckeye Sewers Gulf Road School House Rose Marie Haglund EB. Hoag

Local Socials and Visits Highlight June Recap

June 25 notes from Wakeman record Bridge Club dinner at Witzlaben’s then trip to Elyria. Reports cover Mrs Mardon Todd visiting Racine Wis with sons, Mrs Fred Peabody staying with H Peabody in Grafton, and Mrs Clarence Anderson and children returning from State College Pa. Also mentions Luncheon hosts, Riv erside Reading Circle gathering at Mitiwanga, Henry Peck visiting Cleveland relatives, trip West by C Clark and Clifford Barden, W H Jones attending Columbus summer classes, and Girls 4 H Club meeting June 20 planning a picnic on July 17.

Wakeman The Bridge Club Witzlaben Elyria Mardon Todd and Sons Racine Wis Fred Peabody H. Peabody Grafton Clarence Anderson State College Pa Clark,Sr Rogers Durant Watson George Dudley Oberlin Alvin Barnes Eileen Flora Pierce Riverside Reading Circle Dalton Cottage Mitiwanga Henry Peck Clayton Peck Cleveland C. &. Clark Clifford Barden Chicago W. H. Jones Columbus

Wickens Memorial Service and Burial at Garfield Cemetery

Rev. Creetus A. Dowell of Church of the Redeemer officiated at the Wickens Memorial with burial in Garfield Cemetery on Ridge. Buckeye Sewers 4 H girls visited Murray Ridge Stitchin' Katies for a Hamburg fry and beach party at Lakeview Beach. Accompanied by leader Mrs. E Hoag and daughter Marilou and Mrs. C Hammer, they enjoyed bathing and other sports Wednesday afternoon.

Wickens Memorial Creetus A. Dowell Church of the Redeemer No : Ridge Buckeye Sewers Murray Ridge Lakeview Beach E. Hoag Dausiter Marilou C. Hammer

Sunny Stitchers 4-H Club meets at school

In Eaton Ohio on June fourteenth the Sunny Stitchers 4-H Club held its third meeting at the school house at 1 30. Sewing led to games run by recreation leader Ruth Cook while members discussed whether to enter the county demonstration contest later in the season.

Eaton Lester Cook Columbus D. $. Cook Transient Men's Bureau Ohio State University Lydia Nichols Cleveland Charles Box Sunny Stitchers Ruth Cook Burl Martin Lorain Churchill Goodspeed Clarence Humphrey Butternut Ridge Goodspeed Elyria-Laporte Road Mr. Goodspeed Stanley Mezurek Florence Della Raver Fanny Himes Elyria Mary Bainbridge Elizabeth Laura Fields Lewis Grills Dorothy Lantz Avon Lake Park Dimaline Wause Jeanne Redington Elsha Jane Linden Lyman Sabin Columbia

Local social notices from Birmingham and Elyria area

A string of social visits and local events is reported from Birmingham and nearby Elyria. Families including the Bartons Hartels Byars and Hartels plus many others visit, shop, or host gatherings at homes and churches. School Board met at the School House. Rev Roy Philippi visited. several residents travel to Cleveland Elyria Ashland and Vermilion for visits and errands.

Birmingham Charles Barton Lewis Heidrick Brown Dram Elyria William Truscott Henry Thomas Nichols Cleveland Hill Crest Mildred Evelyn Wubach Leis Neiding Mildred McSwain Caroline Howe

Penfield society notes and family travel items

Penfield news covers Methodist Society gathering at Mrs Levi Smith home with 26 attendees including guests from Los Angeles and Lakewood. Reports on Epworth League outing to Vermilion, Navy furlough of Donald Prentice, and relatives traveling to Michigan for Elmer Cousins' illness and death. Also notes Congregational Society quilting session at Mrs Julia Gates home and various Sunday visits and meals among local families.

Levi Smith Penfield Methodist Society Lara Thorpe Los Angeles Calif R. Eglin BE. A. Richmond Arthur Richmond Michigan Elmer Cousins Niles Mich Wilbur Newcomb W. E. Bowm la Grange John Bowman Grafton

Local Families Attend Grange Meeting and Social Visit

After a scramble rough spell the Robinson family of Spencer spent Monday night with Winfield Kimber. Lad Remon and daughters Mrs. Bowman and George Hastings attended Pomona Grange at Homerville along with several other local residents.

Sclatte Rhematiam Fay Robinson Spencer Winfield Kimber's Lad Remon Ralph Bowman George Hastings Walker Ellis Shaw Blair Pierce O. L. Gates Jay Palmer Pomona Grange Homerville

Earliest Baseball Game Played At 4 A.M In New Orleans

Pi and Em teams staged their annual baseball game at 4 a.m. in New Orleans to accommodate hotel workers with two shifts from 6 a.m. to midnighter. The early start aimed to avoid daytime heat and suit participants’ schedules.

New Orleans

Columbus Man Stranded In Toledo Guests At Community House

Henry Portman from Columbus found himself clothed in a strange city after his clothes were placed in a fumigator at the Community House. The next morning they were missing, leaving him practically unclad while social workers searched for his garments.

Toledo Henry Portman Columbus Portman

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