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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 02, 1931
Page
7
A detailed charm of the nighthawk including coloring on a flying bird and a perched specimen. It contrasts the nighthawk with whippoorwills and owls, notes nest absence on trees, urban roosting on roofs, and summer diet of insects with dramatic aerial maneuvers and a mysterious booming call.
Mr and Mrs Raymond Simms and daughter Eleanor visited Mrs W E Shay and family in Elyria for a Sunday dinner noted as a warm family gathering with relatives present.
Mrs. Carl Fowl and Patricia Ann attended the D D Club meeting at Mrs. William Sudro’s on the Grafton road. Mrs. Eldred and daughter called on Mrs. Pope. Miss Milly Joy hosted sister Miss J A Lineas of Elyria. Mrs. Henry Pallas and Mildred attended an operetta in Elyria. Edna Pallas and Nathalia GeMiner attended Northeastern Ohio Teachers Association sessions in Cleveland. Beatrice Burrer visited cousin Marjorie Pierce in Lorain. The Burrers and Earl Burrer called on Mrs. Clarence Pierce. Carl Strague moved to the Dr Gill home on West Ride. Mrs. Sprague, Lucile Butler, returns to the Ridge. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Kelly moved into the Albert Schramm home on Schramm road. the Schramm family are in Florida. Raymond Simms and Eleanor visited Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Salconer.
The West Ridge P T A held a Hallowe'en masquerade at the Lauer home with 63 attendees. Nathalia GeMinor and Warren Lauer won best adult and child costumes. Alec Toth and Mildred Lauer won Apple Bob and Pumpkin contests. Primary songs, a Ghost Auction, and doughnuts with coffee and cider followed.
A program for the women featured songs by John Kern and daughter Helen, Lucid Penfound with Kenneth Kern, and readings by Milton Babcock. Apple peeling contest won by Lucile Penfound and Geo Marquis, with judges Carl Diedrich, Mary Bober, and Archie Hahn. Refreshments followed, then dancing. Attendees included Lester Drusendahl and others as they watched the operetta Lolawala in Elyria. Mrs Clarence Batts of Penfield attended.
A brief line notes that someone called on her sister Mrs I F Eldred on Thursday evening.
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