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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 27, 1931
Page
5
Report describes a tense scene near Walda Street where Southam Captain Corbett and Olio Lee Jobson observed a card game. A confrontation arose as residents questioned visitors, leading to a disruption and orders for someone named Stankard to appear before authorities.
Litchfield briefs recount visits and family events. Mrs Lucinda Crile notes guests including Mrs Worth and Warren of Plomauth and other local residents attending gatherings and dinners. The fragment hints at social activities and community life in Litchfield with multiple names and dated references.
Reports from the noon bridge club note Mrs. JoH Bart winning first prize and Mrs. Fred Jones consolation. Various social visits and events are listed, including Baldwin Wallace Alum Association meeting, a Wellington Masonic lodge dinner and inspection, and a house party. Several residents are mentioned visiting, hosting, or traveling, with names tied to local clubs and households.
A Congregational church gathering in Lodi honored Miss Ceulit Hensen with a birthday week end event attended by numerous guests including Misaes Huth, Beryte Ciustely, Margaret Lensélot, Margaret Scholz, and Miss Christive. Attendees came from nearby towns and families. many familiar names are listed among the visitors and local residents.
Anne Ward of New London Ohio has been elected president of the Women’s Athletic Association at Ohio Wesleyan University. The junior student is noted for scholastic and athletic activity and influential leadership on campus. Also reported is a light humorous note about a trout causing a wreck near Ely Nevada as a speeding car swerved to avoid the fish.
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