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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

May 02, 1929

Page

20

Local notes mix family news and community events

Mrs Clyde Rose from Seville visited Eaton with her parents the Hathaways. Howard Dunlap cut his fingers, Mrs F C Pierce had her cast removed after thirteen weeks. Numerous visits, church, PTA, and social gatherings fill May week. Weather brings heavy hail damaging greenhouses as residents report large pea sized stones.

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Spencer News Socials and Local Visits Gather Here

May 2 report from Spencer notes many arrivals and calls. Detroit visitors pay last tribute to Tom Lamp. Cleveland and Akron guests call on residents. weddings, new homes, and health updates appear among neighborly gatherings and daily routines.

New Oberlin Social Notes Show Sunday Visits

In New Oberlin May 7, Mrs Berg and daughter Eleanore of North Russia called on Mr and Mrs Michael Smith Friday evening. Mrs Brackley and children visited her aunt and uncle Mr and Mrs T Haag on Tuesday. Wilam Peabody and wife and Mrs Harvey Peabody called on Miss Little Pond of Wellington Sunday evening. Joseph Schmitz spent Sunday with his grandparents Mr and Mrs John Younglas of Amherst. Lincoln Kelly of Henrietta visited his sister and husband Mr and Mrs Telford Saturday afternoon. Mrs Earl Peabody hosted her mother Mrs Davis of Elyria Thursday and Friday. Mrs Kay Johnson and children and Mr and Mrs Christoff of Elyria were guests of Mrs J Brackley Monday. Mr and Mrs Kaley and Mr and Mrs Sump and daughter of Elyria also noted.

F. D. Longdow Vernon Rundle la Grange Ernest Smith Mr. Smith Ridgeville Mary Dawley Cleveland John Marshall High School L. J. Nalry Ella Ross Jonnie Cole Florence Peachey Marold Watkins Lakewood Orlo Brown's North Fairfield Frank Springer Galion Addison Crowell Keith Rice Naomi Sowers Paul Chatham Alberta Lang Miss Lang Oberlin Road Josephine Stem J. B. Dunlap Burton Ross Margaret A. B. Giles LaPorte Hulda Lewis Harvey Pierce Willard Hathaway Stanley Rice Elyria Marian Crowell Frances Lee Pearl Wilkins Donna Bassett Norman Miles North Durkee Avon Patty Michael Emith George Hi. Domes N. Strohmer Brown Harold Sterman Toledo John Breckley Paul. Bourquin St. Paul's Church Lillian Mae Frank Smith Dunfee Elmer Arias Peter Horvath Arthur Barbkanecht Pred Raphael C. Justin Joe Brackley C. D. Peabody John Bauman Henrietta Hill Henry Schmitz John Loosche Charley Glessner Howard Harley Telford William Peabody Esther Manns Kent Harvey Peabody Fairmount Virginia Alfred Black Athens Aschin West Park Mirs R. E. Heath Wits McPherson John Brackley Elmer Uriasa Arthur Berbkanecht Frank Schmitz N. Webber New Oberlin Berg Eleanore North Russia Michael Smith Brackley T. Haag Wilam Peabody Miss Little Pond Wellington Joseph Schmitz John Younglas Amherst Lincoln Kelly Henrietta

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