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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1936
Page
3
The article outlines where nearby buildings are located and lists tree types as part of the policy review. It notes site boundaries, suggested zoning implications, and environmental considerations guiding planners and residents through the proposed framework.
Mrs. Homer S. Cummings wife of the U S attorney general attends a Philadelphia reception with Hailee Branch. Guests include Jack and Raymond Perryville, Mr and Mrs Arthur Thompson, Mr and Mrs Harry Smith and sons visiting Medina, Mrs Mercer ill, Mrs Ernest Eaton and son Er vile back from the East. Mildred Taylor returns to Vanderbilt hospital work in Nashville, Faye Taylor returns to Wooster as a nurse. May Looy, Mrs William Post, and Marian Post guests at J T Smith home. Abend critically ill in Cleveland Marine hospital. Eight dollars on band planned for Spencer and Plymouth shows with Warren Freyman solo and Zeigler with Louise Cladwick sax duet. The Schwenk clan traces a Swiss trip to 1527. The largest museum object is a Stanley Steamer from 1894. Troyd KK Caylor is curator.
Mrs Harold Hurst of Ariswold was surprised by relatives and friends who gathered to celebrate her birthday. A noon dinner followed by an afternoon of socializing brought together Mrs Mos Hurst and daughters Mary Jane and Virginia, Mrs Andy Hill and son Billy, Mrs Mitre of New Oberlin, Mrs McGreagar of Oberlin, and Mrs J L Melnttie with children.
Selecting shade trees to beautify the home and afford protection demands serious homeowner consideration. The home’s size architecture and nearby structures influence best tree choices for landscape harmony, growth needs vary by species, and proximity to rooms drives placement for aesthetics and utility. Consult a landscape architect or nurseryman, or show photos and sketches to guide recommendations.
Sullivan Public School hosted the Sullivan Hugh School class of 1928 for a Sunday reunion on the grounds. Eight of the twenty graduates attended, sharing lunch and social time. Several obituaries and family notices mention deaths and social visits among local residents, with gatherings at St Agnes in Cleveland and at Sullivan schoolhouse.
The Wyandot National Museum in Upper Sandusky began in 1929 as a pioneer exhibit. It holds items from Daniel Boone to George Washington and a Martin Luther Bible translation, reflecting a broadened collection anchored in local history and notable artifacts.
A four day trade boosting trip sponsored by a wine association uses thirty privately owned airplanes in a special aerial junket. The tour will visit Bakersfield California Las Vegas Nevada Salt Lake City Utah and Reno Nevada.
Mr and Mrs J L Melcuire and two children hosted guests the past weeks at the Griswold road home and plan a week with Mr and Mrs C B Melcuiine. Mrs Hurlbut and Mrs R Roberts with children visited Grant Glasow near South Amherst Tuesday evening. Mrs J J Heck spent days at her coring on the Lake. Mrs Stella Hardy, ill, was moved to Memorial hospital Motta after a stay with Mrs Clara Keller. William Heck and sons Eugene and Charles visited Mr and Mrs Albert Heese and daughter near Oberlin, while William Rader and two children of Gratton plus Mrs Raymond Cook and children of Elyria had supper.
Sunday evening greetings arose as Mr and Mrs John Cook hosted family visits with Clara Beckham and children Edward Deloris and Melvin from Lansing Michigan. Melvin Beckham also stayed at his aunt’s home. Other nearby guests included Mr and Mrs T Baldwin and the Heck family, with Mrs Cook’s daughter-in-law visiting.
Mr and Mrs Harold Engle and three children of Detroit stay several days with the former’s parents Mr and Mrs W W Marlett and family, joined by Ar Relsing and W Mr Chambers.
A trust fund started in 1923 by Otis Avery Browning will finance a Masonry home project for the Toledo area in 1973. The fund, amounting to $500.60, has grown through ongoing contributions and appeal to benefactors.
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