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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1939
Page
10
In Weland Ohio four baby robins hatched in the cupola of a Euclid Beach merry-go-round. They face a life of spinning as the ride stops between rounds for feeding by their mother who darts in with food amid music lights and gallery.
The Friendship Guild gathered at Marie Buck's Pittsfield home on Monday afternoon with advisor Mrs Roy Maller of LaGrange and her assistant.
Mrs Dwight Davidson led a group of 13 members and 2 visitors as Violet Barson demonstrated a Needle Book and Betty Mae Lounsbrough spoke on Friendship. Esther Mull and Violet Barson performed toy fire selections during recreation. Next meeting set for Monday afternoon July 3 at Kathryn Piper’s home.
Pittsfield Farm Women’s Club met on Tuesday June 27 at Mrs Stanley Pitts home with 16 attendees. Mrs Muller of East Carlisle township demonstrated making furniture slip covers. A guest, Mrs Q Sprague of Oberlin, attended. Tureen dinner was served at noon. A county wide extension service 25th anniversary picnic is set for August 12 at Linwood Park. A farm women’s camp July 23 26 at Carp Crag Medina County invites extension club members to register. Rural Electric picnic July 20 21 at Rices Dam with demonstrations on electrical appliances for home and barn. All welcome.
Mrs Wallace Bear entertained Mrs Myron Brill and her son Eugene Charles of Oberlin on Wednesday afternoon. Several friends attended including Mrs Charles Brill, Mrs Clive Whitney and Mary Jaanita, Mrs Albert McDole and daughters Marilyn and Carolyn Jean, Mrs Lewis Ives and Dorval, Mrs C F Alters and Mary Jane, Mrs David Lyman and Hattie Ives of Obernria, Mrs O J Whitney, Mrs Ada Sherphurne and Dorothy Davidson of Pittsfield. The group assisted in preparing refreshments of ice cream cake wafers and punch. Master Eugene Brill received nursery gifts from the group.
Mr and Mrs Robert Quaid of Detroit called on the James Davidson family on Sunday. Mr and Mrs Winfield Avery are grandparents of a fine baby boy born to her son Scott and daughter-in-law Alice of Butler Pa. on Sunday evening. The baby weighed 8 pounds 11 oz. He and mother are doing nicely. Mr and Mrs Wilbur Peabody and children George, Peggy and Helen of Oberlin spent Wednesday evening with Mr and Mrs Wallace Bear and family.
Mr and Mrs Raymond Hunt and daughter of Cleveland and Mr and Mrs DeWhite Lowe and son of Ashland were Sunday dinner guests of Mr and Mrs W P Fisher. Amos Freyman underwent an operation at Lodi hospital Tuesday. Mrs. Caroline Johnston of North Olmsted is the guest of her sister Mrs Lorilla Rice. The Local Ladies class of the Christian Church met Wednesday with Mrs Lowe and family east of Spencer. Of all the metals known to man iron by far is the most useful most abundant strongest and most indispensable.
The article promotes chicken as a consistently low priced meat and offers recipes that make a complete meal. It highlights cooking chicken with sun ripened tomatoes fresh corn and okra to enhance delicate flavors as produce hits markets.
Mr and Mrs Kenneth Crowell of Meadville Pa stayed overnight with the latter's parents Mr and Mrs B A Martin. Mrs Anna Tides has recovered enough to be out. Miss Lottie Munn and Elson Munn joined nephew and wife Douglas and Mrs Winchell of Euclid on a Smoky Mountains trip in North Carolina, leaving Wednesday to return Monday July 3.
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