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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 02, 1933
Page
12
Wellington notes detail a Grange hall cookie and candy demonstration led by Alma Garvin with 150 attendees, plus updates on Kiwanis district plans, Red Cross drive results, bank directors reelection, a 5th birthday party, and forthcoming guest day and meeting reschedules for local clubs and veterans groups.
The Musical Kindergarten directed by Mrs Roy McCormack held a Halloween party with children in costumes. Four masked pupils won prizes for concealing their identities, including Harold Wiles and David Andrews.
South Amherst reports the birth of Benjamin Tupper Sutton to Mr and Mrs Edward Sutton of Cleveland at a Cleveland hospital on Oct 30. Both mother and baby are said to be fine. Mrs Sutton is formerly Vivian Kendeigh. Mr and Mrs Milo Kendeigh are visiting the Sutton home in Cleveland for a few weeks.
Belden Ohio reports guests and visits including Mr. and Mrs. George Weigel from Cleveland with family, Msgr. Nicholas Pfeil as dinner guest, Mr. and Mrs. W. O. Turner from La Grange, and attendance at the Evangelical church hall supper in Valley City. Mrs. Wise delegates at a regional conference in Lorain, and Mrs. Law with Rol Law visiting West Virginia, plus the Wise and Wise family appointments.
Social notes from North Olmsted Lorain and Berea detail visits among families including Brueggermanne Wise Drege Jetonek and Coveny. Local happenings feature a Hallowe en party at the high school and a Northeast District 4 H Clubs broadcast with Darion Reisinger Nell Wise.
DS Nov 2 The west c u vision of the Ladies Aid society will meet Thursday with Mrs John Spencer for luncheon. The Len O Lloyd family were Sunday dinner guests of Mr and Mrs Frank Mason of Ridgeville. Mr and Mrs Vernon Austin are staying at the Eldred home while they are in Michigan and he drove the school bus for Mr Eldred. Rev J G Koontz preached in the First Methodist church.
Fashion note promotes Pattern No. 3048 with drop shoulder dress in grape crepe silk and velvet options. Sizes 14 through 38 bust. includes scarf neckline tips and bold color ideas. Book and pattern pricing given with order details and timing.
Mr and Mrs Minor Eldred spent the weekend at the home of her sister in Central Michigan near Jackson. Mrs A J Hulse graciously entertained the W C T U at her home Tuesday afternoon. Miss Helen Osborne gave a fine talk on her work among the church group.
Mrs Strickler led a discussion on temperance with face solos by Mrs Koontz Strickler and Miss Osborne and a final song by Mrs Baxter of Penfield Junction. Local social notes list visitors and Red Cross roll call plans as church notes report 104 Sunday attendance and penny share Sunday plan.
FASTEETH powder keeps teeth firmly set Deodorites with no gummy paste taste. Sprinkle on plates to eat and laugh in comfort. Get it today at Mulr's and other drug stores.
The Lorain County Taxpayer's League board voted on three matters including two state proposals to be voted next Tuesday and disapproval of a third. The group also notes support for a 10 mill real estate tax cap amendment, opposition to a county government reorganization amendment, and openness to Old Age Pension Cards. Members are being informed of the action.
A man overwhelmed by bliss exclaimed in archaic phrasing that the scene of blessing and kiss was improper and that thanks should be returned. The odd line conveys a moral or ritual moment with regional language and period tone.
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