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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 29, 1932

Page

5

Wellington Rites for Edward Weyls Held at Home

Funeral services were held yesterday at the home of his stepdaughter in Wellington for Edward E. Weyls a retired musician. He was buried in Evergreen Cemetery at Painesville. The obituary notes his residence with Mrs. Ernest Palmer east of town and identifies the deceased. The article also covers missionary plans involving Ruth Hege and Alma E. Doering and other local church events.

Wellington Edward E. Weyls Sirs Ernest Palmer Weils Evvergeen Painesville A. C. McClellan L. K. Coats Ulrich Hege Elyria Alma E. Doering Africa Doering Ruth Hege Belgian Congo

Wiener Roast Honors Two Wedding Anniversaries

Vincent, June 29. Mr. and Mrs. T. M. Baldwin and family hosted a pleasant wiener roast at their home Saturday evening in honor of their wedding anniversary and also the anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Sder of Gratton for the past few days. The evening included Mr. and Mrs. Ray-

Vincent Vis. T. M. Baldwin Gary W. M. Sder Gratton Ign Mra. Ray

Kipton Social Notes Add Page of Local Visits

June 29 Kipton diary notes emphasize neighbors and relatives visiting from Elyria Oberlin and Norwalk. Several families host dinners and weekend stays as Mrs Buckley of Oberlin dies after years of invalid life. funeral held at Kipton Community church with Camden Cemetery burial.

Chalmer Scammon Avon Chalmer Davidson Oberlin J. E. Daviison Cora Bowen Raymond Elytia B. F. Lees Mary Buckley Claude Buckley John Horn New York John Moody Elbridge Gibbs Medina Warren Detroit E. N. Gibbs

Local notices and visits fill Camden week

Mrs Mabelle Whitney hosts Wednesday afternoon gathering. Elyria shoppers Mrs Stella Sharp and Mrs Carrie Ingersoll visit. Week end guests include Mrs Gertrude Cook and niece Miss Warren of Cleveland. Several couples and families, including Perkins, Betts, Parkins, and Morgan, host and visit across Avon Metamora Elyria and Columbus area. Elizabeth Mae Hackett weds Samuel Lyte Hudson in Toledo June 24.

Mabelle Whitney Delia Parker May Watson Myrtle Hurd Zella Calkins Mildred Brumby Grace McBurnie Hazel Schwenturth Alice Arnold Frances Perkins Jack Cook Oberlin H. B. Cook Stella Sharp Carrie Ingersoll Elyria F. A. Perkins Gertrude Cook Warren Cleveland Walter Wilford Dean Betts Milan V. J. Taylor Elsha J. Ho Calkins Esther Calkins Iriend Canton Yellow Stone National Park M. E. Perkins Lorain County R. L. C Ira Gough Avon W. F. Betts Etta Beal Metamora Richard Lewis Jim Lewis Alten Hospital Cranston Wakeman W. H. Schweinfurth Harry Miller Axtel Mary Bickel Lois Dorothy Sharp Lorain Airs T. E. Sharp Myrtle Hutch Wiliam Ingersoll Columbia Station Hazel Bickel George Bickel Harold Geist Ripton W. C Nellie Haigh Paul Weber Misauni College Oxford Camden James Alden Hackett Elizabeth Mae Samuel Lyte Hudson Toledo O. Camden

Our Changing Morals sermon noted at Fields Church

June 29 report from Fields Church notes Sunday sermon on Our Changing Morals to an appreciative audience. Sunday School had 87 attendees. Junior 4-H practice with 29. Miss Velma Andrews directs. several local visits and social notices follow including guests, visits to Jackson and Lorain, and a 4-H meeting at the Haller home with 12 present plus two visitors.

Velma Andrews

Local News Roundup From WJAG Band Camp Broadcast

Misa Jean Spéncer listed among 91 35 picked playare to air Sunday afternoon over WJAG at the band camp. Joseph Pratt suffered a bad horse injury from a barbed wire fence. Loretta Nivding of City j hospital Cleveland has resumed work July 1 after vacation with her relatives here.

Misa Jean Spéncer WJAG Joseph Pratt Loretta Nivding City J Hospital Cleveland

Murray Ridge Notes Full of Local Social Visits

Ernest Haag spent Wednesday in Cleveland. Spencer residents Harvay Miler and family dined with the Millers of Murray Ridge. Numerous local residents attended the South Ridge church Children’s Day program. The gathering included the Grills family from Lorain and D. Durkee’s household of Eaton. A North Ornmsted family reunion brought out B Nelding and Arthur Nelding. Several locals visited Cleveland and Cedar Point. Kitchen Katies plan a meeting with Roberto Freelang.

Murray Ridge Ernest Haag Cleveland Harvay Miler Spencer Kenneth Miller C. Bennett Walter Bennett Henrietta South Ridge Church Arthur Foster Elizabeth Mra. Westley Grills Lorain D. Durkee Eaton Donald Fridenstein Vincent George Fridenstein B. Nelding Arthur “Nelding North Ormmsted Bessie Sites Elyria George Fredenstain Frans McDonald South Ridge Henry Haag Cedar Point Anna Walter Marjorie Helen Pitcock LaVonne James McCaulley Gladys Freeland Ee Roberto Freelang Bodenfoss Fremont Ed Weich

Amherst Council Meeting South Amherst June 22

Reports were given at the regular village council meeting. Books were straightened and officials paid for the first half of the year. Final arrangements made for work on West Main and Elms streets. Routine duties attended to. Capt Patchett sails for Pittsburgh Steamship Co sailing on the Freighter Affleck from Toledo. The Bruce family reunion held at George Becker home with officers elected and next gathering set for June 27, 1933 in Bellevue Ohio. Dime Society to entertain Thursday. Several local social visits and church choir plans noted.

Eiia William Goodsite Nora Goodsite Bert Goodsite Milan William Goldy Florence Goldy Lake Avenue Andrew Schiferstein Harry Date Wellington F. H. Lewis T. M. Baldwin Harold White Lodis Ohio E. A. White Methodist Church F. A. Ashburn Auditing Department John Harnish Harvey Stoughton J. & Morris South Amherst West Main Elms Streets Patchett Pittsburgh Steamship Co Toledo Bruce George Becker Charles Bruce Gertrude Stone George Martin Minnie Creek Freda Mahin Walnut Street Bellevue

Marjorie Kathryn Cuicin ton born in Clarkfield milestone

In Clarkfield June 24 1932 a baby girl named Marjorie Kathryn was born to Mr and Mrs Ray Cuicinton. Irene Rounds celebrated a birthday with self invited guests bringing baskets for a picnic. Attendees from New London included Mr and Mrs Sacket Alfred Daniels Charles Underhill and Frank Sutherland with Gertrude Ellen. The Clarksfield Ladies Aid met with 40 present at Mrs F H Russell s home. Helen Lawson of Norwalk performed a special number at M E Sunday school. The 46th Twaddle family reunion convened at Clarence Harris home with 150 attendees and a yard picnic.

Julia Balint Carl Olsson F. A. Ashburn Victor Myers Harvey Stoughton H. Stoughton D. F. Eschtruth Myron Starr Zelma Lois Stoughton Clyde Refanning Miss Balint Lorain Broadway Charles Olsson West Twenty-second Street Columbus Mr. Church Sunday School Morris B and Q John Trimmel Indiana Harbor Ind George Szabo Kathryn McMillan Lo- Tain Frankie Reese Merle Smith Ellwood Indiana Charles Foote Cleveland F. R. Lewis Foote Mr. Lewis Mansfield Annie Ingersoll Charles Ingersoll F. A. Ingersoll Jay Whitney Leonard Baker Paul Springer William Geist Women's Foreign Missionary Society Clarksfield Ray Cuicinton Marjorie Kathryn Irene Rounds Sacket Alfred Daniels Charles Underhill Frank Sutherland Gertrude Ellen New London Twaddle Clarence Harris Harry Grimes Shumexer Mica Shumaker Blakeslee Akron Elmer Finch Misa Louise Finch Lou Taylor Blanche Helffoer Woaterville Ohio Dot Helffner Vern Helffner Harold Rohr Toledo Charlie Helffner Norwalk Willis Stone Merrit Hyde Marion Perry Beers Ruby Beers Deil Beers Roy la Dow Oberlin Sepha Harris Roy Harris Gordon McIntyre Dana Phillips North Fairfield Betty Rider Eva Rider Wellington Willard Barnes Desta Giilflen C. H. Burrows Clarence Straica J George Goodman A. Luce Carl Rick Luce Carlton Schmidt Gilbert Wolf Alexander Hauck Clifton Arick Donald Mayer Paul Steck Ronald Donald Paratt June Gunkelman Ethel Patrick Twila Wilking Mildred Margaret Thel Ta Steck Hulda Bayer Creve Bert Goodman Caroline Weidner Meta Andrew Reusch Livarpeel Edward Maier Joe Leret Dorothy Lingler Jean Schaeffer Medina County Camp Craig Thelma Steck Marguerite Stebbins Brunswick Margaret Metzger James Bauer Janice Ann Rolly Law Gold Donna Lee A. Basore Hobart Edwards Rachel Root John Law Medina Wm. Law E. Wagner Lakewood B. S. Stebel Friends Bill Hauck Lenny Knable Clinton Lent Helen Huge Huge Sam Mack Elsie Lillian Deiterich Elyria Arthur Hauck W. T. Welbourn Frank Feller Hinman Krome Eloner Phillips and

Jarrett and Bowerize Families Host Reunions and Weddings

A long list of social events fills a page: the Jarrett reunion at the Alpert Carpenter home with thirty five attendees from multiple towns. T. G. Bowerize and party at Brookside Park in Ashland. diverse dinner guests including Kent State teachers Sublette and Massanger. Hyla McClarlin attends the Sadler Briggs wedding in Bay Village. Juli Rose Timmins to Lovell Hileman announced by Clarence Timmins.

Hyla McClarlin Bay Village Sadler-Briggs Carrie Sadler Bassett Road Ohio Clarence Timmins Juli Rose Timmins Lovell Hileman Elmer Kileman Nova

Eaton Area Notes and Club Activities Summary

Circle One hostess Mrs Roy Ward will entertain the Ladies Aid Society at her home on June 30. Sunny Stitchers Four-H club met June 22 with five absentees. Wa Belle Relainger and Jean McClellan demonstrated sewing. One visitor attended. Refreshments served. Next meeting June 29. Eaton Grange members motor to La Grange for Old Glory Grange program. Roy Ward and Harley Reisinger hosts. Four-H Flower Club picnic at Dr and Mrs A S Shirkey home near Edgewater Park. Miss Ruth Cook to host next meeting. Byron Tompkins family gathering on Sunday to celebrate his seventieth birthday with picnic lunch and ice cream. Barths reunion anniversary corrected from June 24 to June 29. A R Chapman mentioned.

R. E. Sheldon Monday Bridge Club Martin Welker Lois Cleveland Welker Joseph Chapin Marie Orchard Blyria Betty Batties Frank Gosling Rebecca Newton Falls Jennie Gosling Union Street Markiey 4-H Club F. H. Lewis Carl Strohsack Elyria Mr. Lewis Francis Lewis Alfred Rea Cascade Park Cascade Walter Marlett Gerald Morris Louis Frank Maticle Keith Alfred Rhone Thomas Terrance McCarty Virgil Grant Fredrick Ehlers Wade Worcester Edward Smith Corwin Mccintire Eaton Circle One Roy Ward Ladies' Aid Society I-H Club Sunny Stitchers Wa Belle Relainger Jean McClellan A. J. Carpenter Eaton Grange la Grange Old Glory Grange Harley Reisinger Carliste Flower Club Shirkey Edgewater Park A. D. McClellan Mia Ruth Cook Byron Tompkins Mr. Hinkle Akron George van Wagner Barths Mrs. Barth Mra A. R. Chapman

Dainty Dishes Club Met At School House

The Dainty Dishes Food Club met at the school house last Friday after a cooking session. Members held a business meeting before cooking cabbage salad and creamed egg sandwiches. The next meeting is scheduled for Friday afternoon July first at the same location.

Will Lord Elyria Dainty Dishes Food Club R. L. Barth Theron Barth Ford Hill Westerville Will Chapman

Valley City Notes and 4-H Trip Highlights

Valley City items report a large 4-H club trip to Creve, local family visits and friendships, a Medina band concert at Camp Craig, and various Sunday gatherings. The community news lists graduates, school enrollment totals, and local social visits among residents including Steck, Bayer, Gun kelman, Weidner families, and others in the area.

Mallet Creek Bank Barn Burns in Mallet Creek Area

A fire of unknown origin destroyed the Big bank barn on the P. J. Wilber farm two miles west of Mallet Creek on the Norwalk to Lester cross road Saturday night. Tenants Mr. Ackerman reported the family in the yard until 10 30 pm when the barn was fully ablaze. Medina fire department not summoned as the barn was beyond saving. No other structures nearby. Barn contents were minimal. State fire warden to inspect. Also notes a Grange meeting with over 100 attending and the traveling gavel exchanged between Lafayette and Mallet Creek Granges, with visitors from Brunswick and Hinckley. Mallet Creek to present gavel to Montville.

Mallet Creek P. J. Wilber Norwalk Lester Roads Ackerman Medina M. C. Grange Grange Lafayette Grange Mallet Creek Grange Lafayette Brunswick Hinckley Montville

Grange Ball Team Loses to Lafayette Grange

The Mallet Creek Grange ball team dropped their summer opener to Lafayette Grange on Friday evening. Absences among York regulars and used substitutes plus base errors contributed to the defeat.

Grange Mallet Creek Lafayette Grange York

East Oberlin Class Picnic and Local Community Notes

Primary graduating class of the East Oberlin Sunday school held a picnic at Vetter Lodge in Pittsfield with swimming games and treats. Members include Dorotha Rathwell Dorotha Hobbs Margaret Hurat Janet Meeks Cor ting Bucrok Mary Louise Gambla Bettie Waller teacher Miss Helen Steinbinder guest Mildred Lehti. Local events mention wiener roast for eighteenth birthday, Farm Bureau meeting, and club activities with Prof Baird and Mrs Hobbs. A drought relief rain occurred Monday easing dry conditions, followed by various neighborhood visits and church announcements. The piece ends noting the 1818 date from The American Journal of Science and Arts and a quip from a Greek philosopher.

Oberlin Road East Oberlin Vetter Lodge Pittsfield Helen Steinbinder Dorotha Rathwell Dorotha Hobbs Margaret Hurat Janet Meeks Corting Bucr Russia Township Farm Bureau Prof. Baird Gberlin William Laehy G. J. Hobbs Ward G. I. Hobbs Dodge Oberlin Susan Hinman Guerlin Church of Christ Elyria

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