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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1933
Page
3
Clark Kinnaird reflects on pivotal moments as June 2 arrives, framing the day as a turning point. The piece emphasizes personal choice, momentum, and the promise of new beginnings tied to the calendar date.
The Central Press issue marks the 190th day of 1033, lists notable birthdays including Rubens and Borah, and details the Feast of Saints Peter and Paul with a history of Peter and Paul, plus notes on zodiac signs and solstice heat patterns. Local social items mention visits, births, and gatherings around Lorain and Hart farm communities.
New West Point Head and guests from Cleveland Lakewood Murray Ridge Henrietta and Akron visited the McClellan and Schubert households for weekend and weekday gatherings. The June 27 meeting of the Senior Silver Thimble Club featured Miss Bird and Miss Isa Belle Reisinger. A noted 1924 English maker exported primitive flint strike lights to South America and Borneo.
Sunday events include Pau line Eicher visiting Mrs. Anna Pierce from Wayland, and a Montague family reunion at Lakewood Park with Crowell, Haven, Durkee, and Grills households among attendees. Baseball results show Eaton beating Columbia 9 to 1, plus a busy schedule of visits, church and club activities, storm damage at A J Carpenter’s barn, and various social gestures across Eaton and nearby towns.
Large turnout attends burial for George Watson at Fields cemetery with Rev. Koontz officiating. Social and family visits include Ridgeville Grange fiftieth anniversary celebration in Strongsville and reunions among Nieding and Sayers families. Local clubs meet, Sunshine Sisters hold annual gathering, and 4-H members plan judging for the year.
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