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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 11, 1933
Page
5
The Chronicle Telegram positions as the most effective want ad medium in Lorain County, highlighting strong local reach and targeted readership for classifieds and notices.
Several thousand ready for display at Ridgeville Hatchery North Ridgeville. They offer barred rocks Waite Reeds Reds White Leghorns and Worcester pedigree-mated chicks at low prices with started chicks available. Also advertised are turkeys ducks and various poultry products along with local service ads and automotive repair listings.
In Wellington on May 11, 125 guests attended a King's Daughters Century of Progress tea in Herrick auditorium. The program contrasted antique and modern items with music by Mrs Treva Hawk Hill and performances by children and a Ladies quartet. Guides led tours of exhibits across rooms, with refreshments served at the end.
Donald Ray of Wellington High plans to compete in the district track meet in Mentor Ohio on Saturday after breaking the half mile record at Oberlin in a recent meet.
The Pied Pipers orchestra will play at the La Grange alumni party on Saturday evening May 27. They also perform this week Thursday for the Grange dance here and Friday at Vincent hall in Huntington.
The Wellington P T A outlines elaborate preparations for its second annual May Festival to be hosted in the school building on Tuesday of next week.
The Ladies' Aid Society gathered at Birmingham Church Wednesday afternoon with seven members present. Officers Mrs. C. W. Lawrence president and Mrs. George T. Hanna secretary treasurer conducted business followed by a social time and pot-luck supper. The next meeting is planned for Wednesday afternoon June 7.
The Birmingham Ladies' Aid Society sponsors a third public gathering at the Birmingham church with date to be announced. Miss Rose Heimsath attended a Northern Ohio Viavi Company meeting as a guest.
A gathering at the Citizens Building in Cleveland featured a formal noon dinner at the Colonial Hotel with guests including Mrs. Frank Baiyard, Mrs. George Stevens, Mrs. Marion Plant, Mrs. Bertha Lutz, Mrs. George Arnold, Mrs. Susanne Rhine, and manager Grace Joy Fewell. Other notes mention Jay Parker and Katherine Heimsath visiting Cleveland and William Opperman in Sandusky on business.
Final plans for Memorial Day were made at the Morgan-Dirlam Post American Legion regular meeting Tuesday evening. A report on the recent Boxing Show sponsored by the Post was also given. Twenty members attended.
Forty members of The Widening Circle of the Congregational church gathered Tuesday at Mr. and Mrs. Paul Crawford’s home for a social evening. Games and contests followed by refreshments. Mrs. Crawford was assisted by Mrs. Charles Shelley and Mrs. Ray Neville. The class formed a committee to renovate the Sunday school room.
Twenty six members of The United Young People’s class of the Church of Christ and their teacher C R Neal met Tuesday evening in the church parlors for a monthly business and social. Plans were made for a bake sale to be held on Saturday May carn Games and contests were enjoyed and light refreshments served.
Mrs Sam Manhbing entertained the Past Nobie Grands of the Ne bekah lodge at her home Tuesday evening. Fifteen members attended the games arranged for the evening's entertainment. Mrs Grace Hemphill will entertain the organization at the next meeting.
Mrs. Ernest Henes cut her hand opening a glass Monday and required five stitches for a deep wound. Mrs. Hugh Kane fell in Herrick Auditorium furnace room during a King's Daughters tea and injured her face on the cement floor. Master Buddy Baker, son of Mr and Mrs Lawrence Baker, is reported ill. Mr and Mrs Byron Burns of Akron stayed as overnight guests of Dr and Mrs C W Record. The buffalo is a humpless African and Asian animal. the shark yields about ten square feet of leather from its side.
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