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The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

May 15, 1931

Page

3

Pictures Of Interest To Hunters And Fishermen To Be Shown At St. Paul's Church Here

The Lorain County Coon Hunters Association will bring to Elyria the State Division of Conservation motion pictures to be shown at St. Pauls Evangelical church auditorium on Thursday evening. Hunters trappers and fishermen in Lorain county are invited, with Oberlin Rod and Gun Club Amherst Outdoor Life Association and Wellington Sportsmen Club especially urged to attend. The two hour program covers Roosevelt era game reserve hatcheries and Sandusky area fish hatcheries among other sportsmen topics, with women sportsmen also anticipated to attend.

Lorain County Amherst Wellington Sportsmen Club of Wellington Ohio Conservation Conference Columbus Wll Frank Henke Elyria State Department Roosevelt Game Reserve State of

Kiwanis Club Reports Ohio Scene Tour Slides

The Kiwanis Club at a noon luncheon at Hotel Newell heard B A Aughinbaugh, State Superintendent of Visual Instruction, present slides of Ohio beauty spots reachable by auto. He was joined by Mrs Aughinbaugh. Jim Armitage outlined plans for a May 28 party at Spring Valley. N M Crowder of Elvira and Paul Cunningham of Cleveland attended as visitors. Doc Betteridge won the attendance prize from William West.

Kiwanis Club Hotel Newell Ohio B. A. Aughinbaugh State Department of Education Aughinbaugh Jim Armitage Spring Valley

North Russia Briefs Highlight Local Visits

North Russia dated May 15 notes visitors including Mr. and Mrs. Hollis Reighley of Oberlit as guests of Harry Gibson, Bert Franklin, and the Boley family. Harley Franklin and daughter Myrtle of Amherst spent an evening with John Franklin, while Carl Berg visited Mrs Minnie Stark in Amherst.

North Russia Hollis Reighley Oberlit Harry Gibsons Bert Franklin Arthur Boley Elytia Harley Franklin Myrtle Amherst John Franklins Carl Berg Minnie Stark

Dinner Guests Honor Zelda Schramm's Sixteenth Birthday

Mr and Mrs John Schaub entertained at dinner Sunday to honor their niece Zelda Schramm turning sixteen. Guests included Mr and Mrs Frank Simms and their sons Joseph and Edward of Ridgeville, Mr and Mrs Fred Schramm and daughter Zelda of Schramm road, and Miss Emma Berg and Wesley Sanisiow visited in the afternoon.

John Schaub Zelda Schramm Frank Simms Joseph Edward Ridgeville Fred Schramm Zelda Schramm Road Emma Berg Wesley Sanisiow

North Russia P T 4 holds final meeting at John Franklin home

The North Russia P T 4 of District No 2 held its last meeting of the school year at the John Franklin home. After a brief business session Miss Ruth Paddock county health nurse gave Blue Ribbons to pupils Jeanette Berg Earl Gibson Kenneth Gibson Marc Bartlett Edwin Bartlett Earl Sandrock Harriette Sandrock Richard Sandrock Doris Gerald Geraldine Strait and Russell Strait. The rest of the evening was spent playing cards and refreshments were served.

North Russia

Maxzico Attracts Nearly One and a Half Billion in American Investment

Report notes substantial American funds flowing into Maxzico with estimates near 1.5 billion. Analysts cite stable markets, favorable policies, and growing sectors drawing institutions and individual investors into the economy.

Maxzico

State conservation officials to explain hunting laws in Elgin

J W Thompson chief of the Division of Conservation Fred Stuber head of the State Conservation Department of Publicity and F L Brothers in charge of hunting and trapping licenses are among officials expected to attend in Elgin. Lake Erie fishing district officers and local game protectors will also be present. An informal dinner at the Newell Hotel is planned for 6 o clock next Thursday with 15 covers. The second of five field trials will be held Sunday at the Nickel Plate quarry near LaGrange offering a $100 purse.

Lorain County J. W. Thompson Division of Conservation State Department Fred Stuber State Conservation Department of Publicity F. L. Brothers Ohio Elgrma Lake Erie Sandusky State Division of Conservation

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