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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Nov 15, 1929

Page

3

Amateur Athletic Union to consider 124 athletic records next week

New York Nov 15 Applications for 124 track and field and swimming marks will be reviewed by the Amateur Athletic Union at its annual convention in St Louis over the coming Sunday to Tuesday. Sixty four marks come from track and field and fifty from swimming. Notable women’s marks include a 31 new record request. Highlights include 100 yard dash 92 5, 220 yard dash 206 10, 220 yard low hurdles 22 9 10, and a 51 feet 11 5 8 inch 16 pound shot put by Krenz of Sanford. The convention will hear these and other official submissions.

New York Amateur Athletic Union St. Louis Daniel J. Ferrin George Simpson Ohio State Simpson R. C Rockaway Jinches

Grange to Host Special Patriotic Program and Flag Honor

The Columbia Grange will hold a special patriotic program Tuesday evening November 12. An Ohio State flag from the State Capitol in Columbus will be presented during the program followed by an oyster supper. Local residents Wilmore and Lawrence Burnett attended the Ohio State Northwestern game in Columbus on Saturday. Mr and Mrs Milford Bartter traveled to Coshocton Saturday and visited Mr and Mrs Henry Perry. Mr and Mrs Claud Adams and their son Ellsworth of Elyria were Sunday guests of Mr and Mrs Elsworth Baker, with calls to Mrs Jennie Os borne and the Hutchinson home in Berea in the afternoon. The Junior Class of we High.

Methodist Church Max Hitchcock John Weitzel W.R. Squires Mrr Cleveland Oscar Henke Mabel Rice John Crum Reuben Walkden J. H. Longdow Ivan Bartter Bart Ray van Bockern Oberlin George Hayes Baptist Mission Club Melvin Healey Robert Stevens Hattl Stevens Healey Harry Carttent Walter Robb Berea Charles Mills Hlyma H. Longboy Harold Halderman Kare Snell Elia Sabins Jeanette Longbon Eva Beaumont Emery Tomes Ls Ling Grange Ohio Columbus The Wilmore Lawrence Burnett Ohio State Northwestern Milford Bartter Coshoct Henry Perry Claud Adams Ellsworth Elyria Elsworth Baker Baker Adams Jennie Osborne Hutchinson We High Ohio State Baptist Church Eaton Columbu Columbia Ches Columbia High School Ray Churchward Lyman Hitchcock West Side George Church Ward Forest Ives Lorain Bridge Epworth League Verhodist Church Cora Mills Els Stinchcomb Ouro? Town Cisde Rose Seville Elyma Proluppine Children’s Hospital Hones Harry Cartright Roralton Hinckley

Beauty Expenditures Rise Among American Women

Madame Rubinstein notes American women spend up to 38 to 171 yearly on beauty care and cosmetics. She cites rising industry growth, with thousands of shops and a status often called big business, and discusses how budgets vary by income and lifestyle along with related public notices and local events in Ohio and nearby areas.

Madame Rubinskey Rubinstein Beauty Aids Beauty Agrom Sears Chamber of Commerce Tas United States

Local Marys civic fair notes and Armistice Day events

Ima Walker and a list of names note crafts and baked goods by the Willing Workers' Class and Halbertmans class. Richard Putt attended the funeral in Cleveland on Tuesday for Col. Conrad Beck, veteran parade leader. Miss Wilda Heineman visited Elyria, Armistice Day. Roy Dettman and Miss Helen Grilly attended Northwestern.

Ima Walker Gladys Reynolds Nora Ingersoll Pearl Perkins Maud Churchward Lily Barber Ethel Stinchcomb Harald Cartright Irene Heales Neva Tense Elsie Stinchcomb Agnes Walkees Hattie Stevens Mra Halbertman Richard Putt Cleveland Conrad Beck Col Beck Wilda Heineman Elyria Roy Dettman Helen Grilly Northwestern

Birthday reception honors Grandma Pallas at Griswold Road

NEW OBERLIN November 15 Theodora Manns and family attend a birthday reception at the home of Mr and Mrs E O Pallas on Griswold road for Grandma Pallas 89th birthday. P T A meets at the school house with Raymond Reisinger presiding. Improvements include a second grade playlet The Geography Lesson and a variety of performances by Brackley Bradley and others. Ice cream and water refreshments served to 60 members. Mr and Mrs McPherson visited their daughter Thursday.

New Oberlin Theodora Manns E. O. Pallas Griswold Road Grandma Pallas Wiliam Peabody Elyria Raymond Reisinger M. Smith

Local Residents Gather for Visits and Events

Husbands and wives from Norwalk Elyria Oberlin and Cleveland visited relatives and friends across several towns. Social calls at Schmitz and Davis homes. Grange meeting attendees listed. Timors Spring disaster views noted. birthday celebration at Henrietta. dinners hosted by Wm Peabody with guests from Lakewood Elvera and family names.

Leroy Ford Norwalk Joseph Schmitz Lorasn Henry Schmitz M. Lounaborough Beulah Oberlin M. Smith C. Justin N. Webber Frank Justin Elyria Carl Schmitz Mary Diederich C. Davis J. Brackley Michael Smith Dorotha Leo Smith Billy M. Wobbber Gene Linden Grange J. Emerich Wm. Manns Theo Manns C. D. Peabody James Lowrie R. E Heath G. H. Dion Lucille Emerich Cleveland Harley Telford Lincoln Kelly Henrietta

Mrs Claude Westcott Hosts Methodist Ladies Aid Session

Mrs Claude Westcott entertained division No 2 of the Methodist church Ladies Aid society at her Vincent C home on Tuesday afternoon. The group included Mrs C Wiltord, Mrs M Penrod, Miss Laurabell Stoughton, Mrs G H Stoughton, Mrs Rose Reese, Mrs H C Chambers, Mrs George Beese, Mrs Ed Coley, Mrs J H Haynes, Mrs K McMillan and Mrs Westcott with visitors Mrs E A White and Mrs A C Haynes. They finished a quilt and the hostess served lunch.

Social notes from Lorain and Elyria area gather for visits

Mrs Elmer Obker and children with sister in law Margaret Daly and Mrs C E Dum ford of Elyria called on Mrs EB A Smith Tuesday. Lorain visitors include D R Roberts and Mary Aspen with Mrs Walls visiting G D Picket. Several locals host and travel, including Miss Bud Bishop Elyria visiting Rosebud Hurd, Harold Wilford Elyria guests, and Mitchel Caley leaving for Logansport Indiana for his brother Charles Caley. The piece ends with a trivia line noting the average pianist reads 1800 notes per minute and makes 2000 finger movements.

Elmer Obker Margaret Daly C. E. Dumford Elyria EB. A. Smith D. R. Roberts Lorain John Kehow Chicago Geo. Langton E. H. Hurd Fannie Hurd Bud Bishop Rosebud Hurd Harold Wilford C. Wilford Mitchel Caley Logansport Indiana Charles Caley Prestlan Hermag Gilbert Wilford Mary Aspen Walls G. D. Picket 2. L. Melntire Mike Mazur C. Nolothre

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