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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1933
Page
9
Classified items list ad rates and examples for apartments offices automobiles and services. Includes cash discounts and daily line rates plus contact details for Smith and Bro Addison Elyria Block and several service stations offering maintenance repairs tires batteries and inspections.
New London June 28 Mrs Emma Lindenau hosted a baby shower for her granddaughter Dorothy Ann Lindenau. After a light luncheon at the Lindenau farm guests traveled to Norwalk to visit the baby and brought gifts. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Jack Holkenborg of Cleveland, Mr and Mrs John Malone and children of Cleveland, Mr and Mrs Edward Windau of Sandusky, Mr and Mrs Matthias Antel of Parma, and Mrs George Bolding of Norwalk.
At a meeting held at G. C. Swanger's house the New London Lawn Bowling Association was formed with G. C. Swanger elected president and A. W. Fitch secretary treasurer. The Roselawn greens were opened for play, with new greens built last fall and ready for use. The club plans to send a team to Cleveland to meet the Strathmore Club, which has appeared in New London, and may return before season’s end.
The Women's Foreign Missionary Society of the First M. E. church will host an ice cream social on the church lawn on Thursday, July 5, in lieu of their regular monthly meeting planned after July 4.
Seventeen members attended the noon luncheon of the New London Rotary Club. After a brief business session the Board reported committees nearly complete and announced that new officers led by O. M. Grissinger would assume duties at the July 3 meeting.
The 33rd Hartman Reunion gathered 44 family members at Mr. and Mrs. Frank P. Ford’s High Street home on Saturday. A picnic dinner followed by a brief business session and officer elections resulted in Mrs. Jennie Hartman as president, Mrs. Marian Luxon as vice-president, and Mrs. H. M. Smith as secretary-treasurer.
Guests from Lorain Athens Fitchville and surrounding communities attended a local event showcasing regional participation and community spirit. The gathering featured residents from multiple towns united for shared activities and presentations.
Mr and Mrs Wm Marett hosted the ninth annual Wyatt family reunion with fifty one members present from Girard Norwalk Cleveland New London and Fitchville A pot luck meal followed by ice cream cake and a business meeting electing Wr Marett as president Arthur Marett as vice president Ira Sutherland as secretary treasurer A game between Benedicts and unmarried boys and a small program concluded the afternoon Mothers birthday honored with a family party at Dorothy Norton's Wellington home attendees included Mr and Mrs Wm Marett Don Shipman Cleveland Wilma Eby Val Shipman Dick and Alice Shipman and Harold Norton
Miss Pearl Lloyd of Ohio Wesleyan Faculty spent the weekend with Mrs. Christine Bingham and niece Miss Margaret Matthews. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Wildman of Mechanicsburg Ohio were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Triplett and family. Mrs. J. S. Triplett and Eloise visited Cleveland. Monday, the Chas Twaddles and Jack Twaddle with Margaret and Marie Triplett were Fremont visitors Sunday.
Avon Lake June 28 Miss Maisie Roberts and Frank Janner of Cleveland were Sunday dinner guests of her parents Mr and Mrs George Roberts.
Mr and Mrs R J Kihm return from Indiana where they were called after the accidental death of their son Dick Mason who was killed Thursday evening in an Iowa plane. His body was brought home and funeral services were held Sunday afternoon.
Miss Marie Spettigue of Youngstown visits her cousins Mr. and Mrs. Lionel Glass for ten days, staying with relatives and enjoying their company.
Mr and Mrs Lionel Glass host a supper dance with Miss Marie Spettigue Miss Peggy bu and James Bowman attending at Hawthorne Valley Country Club in Cleveland on Saturday evening.
Wayne Rodgers sprained his ankle badly on Saturday afternoon while playing baseball. His brother Claire is filling in at the Nussdorfer gas station during his absence.
Miss Roberta Bachtel has returned home after spending the past week with her parents in LaGrange.
The Literary Club will meet Tuesday July with Mrs Edith Biddulph as hostess at the home of her parents Mr and Mrs H C Scott of Lake Road.
Mr and Mrs Gus Lines and daughter Jane of Cleveland visited over the weekend with Fred McNaughton and wife, the former’s brother, and their household.
Mr and Mrs Walter Hintz and daughter Violet joined Mr and Mrs Arthur Parshen and family for Sunday evening at the Beck home. Also guests included Mr and Mrs G Donley of Cleveland and Mr and Mrs Erne Grugle of Bay Village.
Mrs. E. J. Nuss Mrs. T. J. Nuss Corfer and Mrs. Hugh Fitzgerald attended the Sandwich club luncheon at Mrs. Dorothy Stecker's Lakewood home on Tuesday.
Raymond McNally of the United States Navy spends part of his vacation with his brother James and family. Erwin Britton goes to Linwood for about a week. Miss Betty Williams of Cleveland returns home after two weeks away. Mrs. William Schumaker hosts the H A B H club luncheon with prizes going to Mrs. Burt Weidenkopf, Mrs. Edw. Dechant and Mrs. Morris Bloomfield. The Legion Auxiliary meets at Mrs. Chester Spielman’s in Cleveland. Doris Walker of Carlisle visits Virginia Hob.
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Rosalind M che was a recent Overnight guest of Mr and Mrs Edward Mitchell Jr in Sheffield. Mr and Mrs Walter Olimpb spent Sunday evening at the home of Mr and Mrs William Barr in Avon. Mr and Mrs Archie Spade and son Bobby were Sunday guests of his brother Mr and Mrs John Spade in Sandusky. Miex A Sanderson entertained Misses Nellie and Gladys Cliff of Litchfield for a few days. John Fields of Cleveland was a recent guest of Miss Helen Livingston. Mr and Mrs Ed Smith and family of Cleveland are guests of his parents Mr and Mrs Herman Smith. Mr and Mrs Robert Elson of Cleveland spent Sunday with Mrs Harriett Engais. Mrs Henry Zeiglemeyer of Cleveland is visiting at the home of Mrs Emma Beck. Miss Marie Ehrler spent Monday in Cleveland with her parents Mr and Mrs J Ehrler. Mr and Mrs Charles Butler and family of Shaker Heights are spending the summer with relatives at Avon Lake. Mr and Mrs Lester Case and family of Lakewood spent Sunday with Frank Smith. Mrs B F Huling and daughter Anne of East Cleveland were recent guests of Mr and Mrs D Huling of Lakewood. Dr Elmer Bates of Brooklyn is spending a week of his vacation in town. Mrs Howard Walker, who has been very ill, is much improved.
Valley City updates include Mrs. E P Steyer hosting visitors in Cleveland. local families visiting. Miss Vanessa Platz wed D Roy Virtus of Columbus in Meadville. Valley City beats York 19 to 9. mobile outings at Chippewa Lake and Lake Brunswick Park. many residents attend ball games and social events. school and church activities noted with guests, clubs, and a charitable ice cream social.
Portland report shows Columbia River May shipments at 88,632,644 board feet, up from 53,060,101 in May 1932. Year to date reachs 356,685,733 feet versus 299,288,372 a year ago. An estimated 3,500 men returned to work in Northwest lumber plants and crews last month.
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