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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

May 25, 1929

Page

11

Underground Mystery Story Chapter XLII Ends Descent

Charlie Barfle Carfax navigates a perilous underground descent with Simon Brill and the professor, dodging detection as the pair discuss mine disasters and hidden dangers. The trio faces a twisting tunnel, shifting lights, and looming threats while Charlie hopes to reach Celia before peril worsens. The eerie investigation hints at creatures and upheaval beneath Coomber House.

Barlie Carfax Charlie Simon Brill Brill Bri Celia Tke Brown Brown

Commencement Held At South Amherst High School

Commencement exercises for the graduating class were held in the school auditorium on Tuesday evening. Dean W. T. Bankes of Akron University delivered the address. Members of the class wore caps and gowns and the stage was decorated in red and white.

South Amherst W. T. Bankes Akron University

Avon High School Class of 14 Graduation Honors

March ceremony featured orchestra music by the Avon High School ensemble, Rev W. Speaker led invocation and benediction, Alice Garland delivered salutatory, Dean Banks gave the address, Viola Kreeger gave the valedictory, diplomas presented, class motto Strive for the Highest, colors red and white, flower American Beauty Rose. Members listed include Hildegarde Aeber sold, DeLaura Baden, Helen Beck stine, Donald Clark, Alce Garland, Viola Kreeger, Rose Meyers, Ruth Ott, Evelyn Ruth, Amelia.

Helen Beckstine Donald Clark Alce Garland Viola Kreeger Rose Meyers Ruth Ott Evelyn Ruth Amelia

School PTA program showcases student talents and readings

Doris Schneider, Robert Springer, Margaret Strickler, Margaret Wilhelm and Eugene Woods led an end of year PTA meeting in the school auditorium with a program by the students. E Paul Steigner acted as class advisor as 8th grade boys performed Howdy and 6th grade girls sang Carlina Moon and I Fall Down to Boom.

Neil Ruth Anna Harper Frank Farkas Warren Powers

Church services and visits announced this week

Visitors and relatives were here as Mrs J L Davis hosted Alm herst callers on Thursday. Church news lists St John Evangelical with Rev Paul Bourquin public worship at 2 00 p m and Sunday school at 1 00 p m Congregational with Rev F E Eastman morning worship at 9 30 followed by Sunday school at 10 30 Methodist with pastor W E Speaker morning worship at 5 30 and Sunday school at 11 00.

Donna Clark Mary Linz Emil Ruth Nora Slack Arthur Powers Rosetta Schacht Ford Moser Phyllis Barnhart Eleanor Thompson Milda Ruth Margaret Histed Mysse Stephenson Evelyn Ruth Hattie and Mary Fountain Anna Butler Eleanor Reiner Lodi Ruth Paul Mor Ileta Cummins Fred Mori Henry Mahl Wellington Martin Ruth Henry Ruth Pittsfield Judson Gillan Harry McSween Lorain Lodi Gibson George Wack Elyria S. R. Wibber Martin Springer Daughers Doris Lois Robert Allsop Gloria Mae W. E. Speaker Amherst Paul Mori Oberlin Jack Thompson Cleveland Jesse Darlington Henry Nickel Arthur Ruth Gon Jack Kathrine Pippert Harry Dye Palm Beach Florida Lucas Cummins Robert Minch Kathrine Wolfe Clarence Kern Henry Kolb John Snell Erie Pennsylvania J. L. Davis St John’s Evangelical Paul Bourquin F. E Eastman Methodist Ww. E. Speaker

Brighton News Highlights Local Social Visits

May 25 social notes include visits by Mr. and Mrs. Albert Youngless and son Delbert with T. M. Soll and Mrs. Jessie Grills of Elyria. Bernice Gibson returns from Tennessee to visit her parents Albert and Mrs. Gibson. Paddocks trade farm for Lorain property and relocate. Ray Green family and others travel between Lorain and Sandusky. Ewell couples wed May 6 and attended by John Ewell and Ray Green families.

Brighton Albert Youngless Delbert Jessie Grills Elyria T. M. Soll Bernice Gibson Tennesese Albert Gibson Paddock Lorain Ray Green Liyle Roy Horace Green Sandusky Paul Huffacker Ethel Gibson Clifford Gibson London James DeWitt Ira Lee George Moore John Caswell Rena Helfer Clair Goss Wright Wolfe Congregational Church Bert Ewell Isabelle Davies Wadsworth John Ewell

New Balance of Memorials and Commencement Notes

The passage notes the Milan funeral of a relative with WilI Matcham and Mr. and Mrs. Forrest Matcham and family visiting Norwalk on Wednesday. It mentions Ella Hardy returning home from Sacramento City to her sister Mrs. Lawrence. Brighton school commenced on Tuesday evening May 21. Mt Vernon’s Mr. Elliott delivered an address. Graduates listed include Lawrence Merrill Dorothy Hardy Arlene Veltrie Winifred Lenox and Helen Prefont. Mrs. Carl Robart missionary to China spoke at the M BE Church Sunday.

Milan Wili Matcham Forrest Matcham Norwalk Ella Hardy Sac Lawrence Brighton School Elliott Mt Vernon Lawrence Merrill Dorothy, Hardy Arlene Veltrie Winifred Lenox Helen Prefont Carl Robart China M. BE

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Underground St George Cunningham Coomber House Nester Hallworthy Oberlin Road F. A. Smith & Bros Middle Avenue A. Minnich & Sons West Street Pat Imperial Furniture Co E. Broad St. Bridge Cook’s Millinery East Avenue Elyria and Langberg and Brown Candy Comics K and Pig Bev Eand Becker’s Candyland F. M. Sponsellor Klyrie Ananda Dents Mra Asumot Printing OG THE Atlas Coal Willard Aust Battery Broad Street
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