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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 02, 1934
Page
5
The Ridgeville Grange invites the public to view World’s Fair moving pictures taken by Attorney Henry King and shown under his supervision. The event is Monday night, Nov. 5, at 8 o’clock in the Grange Hall, and admission is free.
E Mervis announced acquisition of the City Fruit Market in the Hughes Provision Company building on West Broad Street. Former Little Market proprietor Mervis aims to stock a large selection of fresh vegetables and fruits. Also notes nearby anniversaries and a comparison about California population in 90 years ago.
Kipton Grange held Booster Night with a large attendance last Friday. The program featured Grange music including a quartet, history, readings such as Marjory Grey, piano and vocal numbers, an address by Mrs Parks as master, plus several stunts by Mrs Sharp and Mr Ostri em. Out of town visitors included Mr and Mrs Parks Mr and Mrs Schramm and Mr and Mrs Hamlin of Oberlin, who enjoyed refreshments and a general good time.
Frank A. Stetson of Elytia, Lorain County Board of Elections chair, spoke to Wellington High School students on election procedures. He described how elections are run, the preparation involved, and the ballot counting process.
Abandoned gold mines in the district, idle for over a quarter century, are being prepared for reopening as metal prices rise. Plans to resume work at the German Bar Mine, closed 30 years ago, were announced recently. The German Bar was among the first quartz mines in the region and produced more than $200,000 in gold ore.
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