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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 26, 1935

Page

9

Amherst Fedac Program and Open Air Comedy Preview

June meeting of Elmer Johnson Post No 118 auxiliary reports 29 attendees at Town Hall. Plans to host Lorain County Council July 10 with committee named. Fedac Belgium program featured multiple performances and readings. Open air Amherst Community Players comedy Pattie set for high school grounds Thursday and Friday under Rogers Producing Co. Additional church and local club items noted.

FEDAC Amherst Elmer Johnson American Legion Town Hall Charles Kendeigh Lorain Charles Mathes Ella Krieg Fred Holzhauer Xenia G. M. Parker William Wilter Belgium Wilma Holzhaver Helen Sahiers Pedro Anna Dietz Mayme Blum George Parker William Wenzel Ed. Schwitzki Pattie Rogers Producing Co Randall United States Bob Randall Robert Strohmeier Courance Sausaman Romeo East Side West Side

Kipton Huene Family Reunion Held at Wakeman Park

Kipton Huene family reunion gathered at Hyanhurst Park on Vermilion river in Wakeman Sunday July 23. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Huene and Mrs. Nellie Haigh, Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Latteman from here, Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Huene and Mr. and Mrs. Paul Whitney of Elyria, Mr. and Mrs. Maynard Huene of Brownhelm, and Mr. and Mrs. Donald Huene.

Silver Tea Honors Circle 3 Guests and School Contest Supper

Several local families attended the Silver Tea hosted by Circle 3 of the Community Ladies Aid on Thursday June 20 with Mrs. Cynthia Weeks as hostess. Nellie Sport of Oberlin and Mrs. Nellie Haigh performed readings. seven guests were present. A hymn closed the gathering, and tea, sandwiches, and cakes were served by Mrs. Weeks and helpers. A separate supper followed the Sunday school attendance contest with Lawrence Gehring captaining the losing side and Miss Eleanor Wind the winners. Additional items note upcoming entertainments, a June 27 sewing club host, and the Bayless wedding anniversary celebration at the L. W. Baker home. Funeral services were held for Mrs. Almeda Searles of Camden, with burial in Camden cemetery. Numerous society notes list visits and dinners across area families and towns.

Circle 3 Cynthia Weeks Maude Bates Nellie Sport Oberlin Nellie Haigh Lawrence Gehring Eleanor Wind L. W. Baker Canton Almeda Searles Camden Newton Moore Brighton G. T. Sedgeman Camden Cemetery F. E. Sharp Elyria S. A. Hardy Springfield Clayton Chrysler Ad Harry Chrysler Conrad Latteman Fred Rich Conneaut J. £. Davidson Crystal Beach Marjorie Lou Baker C. D. Bayless Ralph Morgan Phyllis Guy Morgan Mable Bronson F. B. Weeke Bruce Smith Clarksfield Elmer Shafer Garrison Iowa Minnie Bronson John Brown Harold Davis C. J. Betts Josephine Alferts South Amherst Myron Bates Jack Cook H. B. Cook Clayton Chrysler Sarah Calkins

Community Seems Alive With Weekend Visits

A long list of social visits fills the weekend as families and friends from Elyria Canton Oberlin Steubenville and Brimingham gather. Mary Ann and Willard of Birmingham join Rev. and Mrs. Short for dinner while others visit relatives at Crystal Beach Burling Heights and Clarksfield.

Starkey Mary Ann and Willard Birmingham Thomas Short Robert Brown Steubenville Dottie Mae Daniels Burlin Heights Claude Buckley

Birthday party honors Elyria visitors at Beam home

Elyria visitors Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Jackson joined friends Wednesday evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Beam to celebrate Jacksons birthday anniversary. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. F. H. Brumby and sons of Wakeman, Mr. and Mrs. Guy Morgan and family, Mr. and Mrs. Dean Morgan and son Maynard, Homer Edwards, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Miller and Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Whitney.

Kenneth Beam F. H. Brumby Wakeman Guy Morgan Dean Morgan Maynard Homer Edwards Richard Miller Hugh Whitney

Funeral Rites Held for Mrs Anna Fieman in South Amherst

Rev C E Schmidt officiated at the funeral for Mrs Anna E B Fieman at St John Evangelical Church on Monday. Alfred Rolli and Margaret Schneider sang two selections. Interment in Evergreen Cemetery. The Baker Company directed arrangements. Village council met Monday evening on routine business. Weeds urged to be kept along sidewalks. Auxiliary Picnic Hosts About Fifty at Beckine’s Woods. Basket lunch at 6 pm with outdoor games. Security Benefit Association members to meet at Jed Harper’s home. Village organizations plan Home Coming at town hall.

First Evangelical Church Sunday School Board Foursquare Pythian Hall Eagles St. Joseph's Amherst Eagles Harris Street Field South Amherst C. E. Schmidt Anna EB. Fieman St. John’s Evangelical Church Alfred Rolli Margaret Schneider Evergreen Cemetery Baker Company Henry Garland South Amherst Legion Beckestine’s Woods Security Benefit Association Jed Harper

Forty Colorado students post straight A winter quarter

Boulder Colorado report shows forty University of Colorado students achieved a straight A average in the winter quarter, a notable rise from six A grades in the autumn term. The release notes the university’s figure set and contrasts the academic performance across quarters. The independent Kingdom of Nepal on the southern slope of the Himalayas discourages travel within its borders.

Boulder Colo University of Colorado University Kingdom of Nepal Himalayas

Skin relief soap and ointment promo text

An advertisement extols Catheara Soap using the same medicine as Cauticara Ointment to relieve itching from pimples eczema and other skin symptoms. It promotes Soap at 25 cents Ointment at 25 cents and a small additional price.

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