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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1932
Page
6
The article lists salaries for Grange Village teachers and staff. High school salaries include a principal and seven teachers with specific amounts. grade school pay includes several staff at varied rates. The totals and distribution indicate district payroll allocations for local schools.
Miss Loleta Hales entertained the Sunday School class at Moti Church. The Columbia boys basketball team won two games in a row at Mentor and Oberlin before a strong finish. Community events included Grange activities, church notices, orchestra outings, and family visits around Columbia.
Dr Edwards Olive Tablets provide a safe laxative alternative to calomel. The 20 year physician founder says the olive colored tablets stimulate natural bowel action without forcing it, helping bad breath, dullness and torpid liver. Sold in 15 30 and 60 cent sizes, thousands use them nightly.
Farm youths at the Grafton prhar farm saw two reels detailing the gasoline refining process from crude oil to finished product. E P Gates presented the films. Demonstrations included knot tying and first aid by Gates, LeRoy Milleren, and Robert Whidden.
The report notes a man with blood poisoning required partial finger amputation. Mr and Mrs Fred Koepke and daughter Dorothy plan to move to Birmingham Township near Henrietta. Mrs Nelson Walters has been ill with tonsillitis. Miss Loleta Hales cares for her.
Lucille Emerick of Cleveland stayed with Mr and Mrs John Emerick and Mr and Mrs Wm Peabod over the weekend and attended a pinochle game at the Hart home in Carlsie. John Brackley with Mr Coats of Oberlin and Arthur Baibknecht of Elyria drove to Cranesville Pennsylvania on Saturday for a visit.
Sunday and Monday social calls include Leo Smith visiting his parents in Elyria and numerous hospitality scenes. Visitors from Milan Oberlin Avon and Indian Hollow join residents at Webber and Peabody households with kinfolk reporting travels and Sunday suppers.
Loretta Webber celebrated her birthday anniversary on a Saturday with seventeen grandparents aunts uncles and seventeen cousins and friends. The event featured jams for the younger guests and progressive Pedro for adults. A lunch of two birthday cakes cookies and candy followed for the Lehmitz Rehmitz Wohlcher families.
J N Eidt former Elyria safety service director was elected exalted ruler of the Elyria lodge of Elks succeeding Howard R Butler. Other officers named include Earl B Tier George Loomis Po E Jenberger L Sotherden O J Shafer EG Burr and R F Loomis with installation planned early next month.
The text lists attendees from Oberlin area at a Grange card party at Oberlin Grass hall on Saturday evening. It mentions Theo card party events, well attended meetings, and earlier winter entertainments with good lunches after events. Mr and Mrs William Peabody hosted a waffle supper Monday at North Pleasant street, Oberlin, with Mr and Mrs W R Richardson and Urban Kinzel hosting Sunday dinner.
Allentown Pa notes a valued relic a 1782 Masonry volume containing Ahiman Reason and a George Washington sermon. The heirloom is owned by Ethel Borehard and tied to Robert Carr Wilson and his grandfather. The piece references Mason No 2 Philanthia as the second oldest lodge in the United States.
A 1779 sermon at Christ Church Philadelphia delivered after a Lodge ritual was witnessed by Washington. A scrawl on the firleat bears the name Benj Meredith with unclear significance noted.
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