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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 05, 1934
Page
10
Wellington 623 Barker Street offers delivery service with a contact line for complaints or missed copies. Call Junior Grissinger at 22% Courtland or phone 156-1 for assistance.
Widowed Ida Vincunt, SD, beloved wife of Vincant, is being laid to rest this afternoon at Greenwood Cemetery after services at 626 Merrick Avenue West led by Dr CG W Record. The Norwalk District Booth Festival saw 26 Epworth League members attend and win second prize for charity donation. Noted musician Adam Lutzweiler drew a large crowd at First Baptist Church for a series of music and gospel talks led by Rev J I Green. Precinct workers assigned across four village precincts and a combined Epworth League and Missionary Society meeting announced for Sunday evening with Miss Emily Judd as speaker.
Dr. Edwards Olive Tablets provide a safe pleasant laxative without calomel. A physician with twenty years of practice says the sugar coated olive colored tablets soothe the bowels without griping and help restore normal bowel action. Many use them to maintain regularity and relieve bad breath dull head and tired feeling caused by constipation. Available 14c 30c 60c.
Wellington school children favor the swimming pool project as essays from fifth through ninth grades are judged. About 225 pupils entered, with fifteen opting out. Fifth grade winners include Merle Baumgardner, Carol Nichols, Tony Marley, Jill Grissinger. Sixth grade top spots go to Wanda Isabel Miller, Bertha Brumby, Raymond Duford, Martha Mix. Seventh grade winners are Naomi Norris, Pauline Powell, Mary Jane Brouse, Mary Marletto.
A surprise golden wedding party honored Mr. and Mrs. George Harris on Jacquay Road Tuesday night Oct 30. About 30 relatives from Cleveland Lakewood Lilyria Ridgeville Columbia and West View attended. Mr Harris a prominent dairy farmer, and Mrs Harris born in England, celebrated fifty years of marriage with cake ice cream and an electric clock gift. The event featured reminiscences by relatives and a local playlet to follow. Garden Club plans a Wellington meeting at S H Hummell on South Main Street with an planned program.
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