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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 02, 1935
Page
14
Voters face five ballot questions on November 2 in Amherst. The biggest focus centers on a tax levy for sewer maintenance and hospital board funding, amid a sparse campaign season. A junior chapel program at the local school featured an hour broadcast, with readings and performances by students including Robert Hubbard and Baul Shaffer.
A shortened report notes a school observance marking Reform Day with students and staff participating in a dress theme and activities. The event highlights community engagement and school traditions without specific dates or locations.
Burandt, formerly of Elrrian origins, now serves as pastor in Tee City. The Zion churches include St. Paul, St Jobs' Grace Lutheran, E.Zi2i Zion Lutheran, and Loras, reflecting a cluster of congregations under his ministerial oversight.
Fragmented OCR item mentions a Communion service and hospital news with personal notes. Names unclear. includes a personal event and a local hospital update. Unable to determine specific persons or places from the garbled text.
Wellington notices list twenty seven women and three men notified by the Lorain County Board of Elections to serve as precinct officials across Wellington village precincts for the election day. Various names accompany roles as precinct, receiving, and counting officers with party affiliations noted. Nearby items mention a funeral, hospital stays, and local visits, plus a brief homestead anecdote about young Eugene Saunders seeking money to arm himself for a wager.
Fragmentary church notices describe society meetings and a devotional period at a home on Thursday. Text references Sugars School and Hopkins from the Thursday event and a gathering at the home of Davids with friends of the Ladies’ Dime Society.
Mr and Mrs Ww Ener formerly of Avorn celebrated their silver wedding anniversary on a Sunday at their Cleveland home. The event included attendance from family and friends at the church ceremony and later celebrations at the home of Mr and Mrs Barr.
A fragment notes claims that certain Eskimos exceed average human size, drawing attention and sparking cross continental discussion among European and American observers. The source text is incomplete, but suggests interest in physical differences and regional comparisons.
Republicans and Democrats participate in local meetings on wheat contracts in Mayor's Court Room from 1 30 to 9 p m with committee members listed. A Vesper service at the Congregational church features music by Leora Yostheimer W J Powell Katcy Lee and others. Open House at Wellington school marks National Education Week with multiple classes and student guides, plus rail message tech notes by Mulcahy and Per rs.
Several hundred marchers joined the annual Hallowe'en parade under American Legion auspices. Col. C. C. Mac Dermott led the procession with floats managed by Edwin Wise and A. B. Jones. Prizes went to Sunny Siders 411 Club for best float, Brenner Shoe Company second, Bar Grose Grocery Store best decorated window, Wellington Hardware Co second. Marchers prizes went to Clarence Chambers, Lillian Alley, Phallis Weathermer, Carl Osen, Howard Wet, Ether Brothers. Earl Easterday won for men and Mrs E B Hewer for women.
Seventeen rabies of wards attended the St Patrick's Catholic church event in Hertzeg Auditorium on Wednesday evening. L Barrick and Mrs Billa Cook won door prizes. High scores were earned by Mrs P T Burasida and Keith Andrews Law, while FE L Sarrick and Mrs Frank Lugaski claimed honors. High scorers included Roob, Spencer, and Frank Uapri. Low scores went to Mr and Mrs M A Rady. Pinechim anna Mar Barnes and A Fessel won high scores. low score went to Jamee Thurston and Jon Pickworth. Refreshments were served.
A Gospel group led by Elmer C. Cook and featuring Three Guide Sisters Edward Cooke and George Guiardi will appear for the first time at the Church of Christ on Wednesday evening November 6. The item notes a 2835-56 yearbook entry from Norton Garden Club and mentions Mrs SH Hummel and Mrs Emma Craw among others.
The Wellington faculty entertained the entire faculty along with husbands and wives at a Halloween gathering in the Carroll Wight basement Wednesday evening. Guests played Bridge and Hearts, with hostesses offering refreshments. A Wel ington Townsend club special meeting is set for tonight at Grange hall. Bessie Green of Lorain will speak on her Alaska trip at the Epworth League meeting Sunday at 6 45. Rev Lonzo Green will discuss What I Gave to Christ at 7 30 in the M E church. FIRST CALL SINCE JUNE 14. Wellington Fire Department responded to a Peafield Center call to prevent a straw stack fire. Lincole and Barker streets will host future sewer work.
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