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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 14, 1930
Page
14
In a Montana fair ruling the Budchers association mandates branding on calves and backs for ranches from Fontana and Wyoming. Women will bear the branding while men will be hot branded on the hides. The process will use an adhesive brand that leaves a white mark against the dark brown hide.
Mrs Mason Nichols from Elyria visited her mother Mrs Minnie Cook in Eaton Monday afternoon. Kenneth Crowell spent the weekend at home. Mr and Mrs S J Hoskins and family visited Mr and Mrs Eugene Davis near Rocky River Sunday afternoon. Mrs Ernest Cooler and Mrs Jace Adams from Columbia visited Mr and Mrs F S. The Sun day afternoon. Mr and Mrs Ray Ward have been ill with severe colds recently. Mrs Eliza Carpenter now able to be up after staying with her daughter Mrs A D Carpenter in Columbia. Mrs John Schildt and daughter Hazel from Elyria were guests of Mrs Paul Bassett Monday afternoon. Mrs Leroy Shirkey is in bed with grippe. Mrs Stemley Medurek and?
Students hosted a large banquet in the school gym with brown and gold decorations and tables for about 900. Cook trophy and speech by team captain, coach Litzenberg introduced Miss Cook and a county honor for girls’ basketball. County superintendent urged cooperation and teamwork. Dramatic club presented a Japanese play “O Joy, San.” Various families exchanged visits. church services noted. the Fathers and Sons banquet planned. drama tea and a spring theater event announced with a cast list and plot about Rosamond and Gloria Sherwood.
The community in Grafton was shocked by the sudden death of William H. Kline on a Sunday morning while Mrs. Philip MileCurdy returned to her late parents in Alabama. George H. of Columbie called on Mrs. W. E. Baker. Mr. Lner Robson has been detained at home for two weeks due to illness.
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