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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Nov 16, 1934

Page

7

Kroger Reports Sales Rise In Eleven Periods

Cincinnati Ohio November 16 Kroger Grocery and Baking Company reports a six percent rise in sales for the eleventh four week period ending November 3. Total sales reached 17 102 027 up from 16 125 479 year earlier. One large branch added 107 671 in sales as cumulative year to date reached 59 587 480 versus 172 500 102 eleven periods in 1933. The firm operates 4 353 stores, down from 4 463 a year ago.

Cincinnati Kroger Grocery and Baking Company

Local Social Calls and Visits Across Henryetta Area

Residents and visitors mingle through weekend calls and visits. Families from Milan Cleveland Amherst Oberlin Portions of nearby towns spent time with relatives in Mansfield and Ridward Abersold of Amherst joined friends in Milan for a Thursday afternoon gathering.

Local Social Notes From Oberlin Area

Will Wagner of Avon called on Mrs. Mary Becker Monday. Mrs. Harold Coates attended a meeting of the Vine Hebecca lodge in Oberlin last Monday evening. Velma Twining of Oberlin spent Sunday at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Twining. Gottlieb Buchs of Oberlin called on his sister, Mrs. Kate Weidman, Thursday morning. Mr. and Mrs. Max Coates of Cleveland were supper guests Sunday at the home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Coates. Miss Dorothy Becker of Sandusky spent the weekend with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. G. C. Becker. Mrs. Harold Coates spent last Monday afternoon with her father B. O. Walker and Mr. and Mrs. Walter Walker of Oberlin.

Henrietta Walter Bonnett K. A. Bonnett Londlund Rhett Higges John Born Dorothy Harry Decker Elyria Adam Date LaGrange G. C. Becker Katherine Heimsath Rose Florence Brownhelm Mix Mra Silas Hitebs Oberlin Nate Weidman Sarreday Getge Gefensann Siemans Dirredy Vernon CIA Hues Calvin Cleveland Kuchenpider Mary Becker Mrvo Ciyder Rosa Lisaie Titus Harr Hind Thursias Willace Wool Tleveland Wallace Court Henry Fientan South Amhers Fred Eyuman Othe Syria Will Wagner Avon Harold Coates Velma Twining Fred Twining Gottlieb Buchs Kate Weidman Max Coates Dorothy Becker Sandusky B. O. Walker Walter Walker North Russia Elmer Schubert John Franklin Myrtle Franklin Bellevue Albert Uthe Minnie Fowl Fred Decker Murray Ridge Chas. Hasentluos John Youngless Amherst Henry Schmitz Carl Berg Ed Stang South Ridge Fred Hoefert North Tonawanda Walter Reinhard Townsend Will Berg

North Russia Briefs Highlight Local Socials and Visits

North Russia dispatches report a steady stream of social calls and visits across Oberlin Bellevue Amherst Elyria and nearby towns. Included are card party attendees at Lo rain and rug making demos in Pittsfield noting moves of Pete Timehuk and family into local winter quarters. A separate note cites March as the peak birth month in the United States with 17 percent of hotel birthday cards sent in March and May 16 as the most common birth date.

Hirth New York Ralph Witz Hitz

Amherst Daughters Host Church Event and Club Meetings

Miss Flora Sabiers Edith Berver and Alice Toruo hosted the King's Daughters circle at Miss Sabiers home with a program featuring sketches readings and devotionals. Night also lists social events church announcements and birthday surprise for Mrs Rudolph Sabiers plus club meetings and a large chicken supper at St Peter's Evangelical church.

King's Daughters Amherst, O Flora Sabiers Edith Berver Alice Toruo St. Peter’s Evangelical Church Sablers Circle 3 Walter Miller Alice Becker Alice Torne Florence Herbst Alyce Nieding Gladys Hopkins Hlppers Helen Schrner Marian Witte Frances Sabiers Hulda Berger H. Ernst Helen Roemer Elsie Herbst St. Peter's Evangelical Church EH. Schmid Rally of Men of Amherst

Cannon Ball Found Buried in Tree Near Harold

An old cannon ball believed from the War of 1812 was found embedded in the heart of a tree in Harold Ontario. The ball remained hidden as the tree grew and was revealed when the tree was cut down and split for processing.

Harold

Counting Chicken Feathers At Deering High School

In Deering Missouri students at Deering High School witnessed Vernon N Davis accurately count a chicken's feathers after a classroom debate. Guesses ranged from ten thousand to one hundred thousand. Davis killed the bird and delivered the count, noting the total was ninety seven.

Deering Deering High School Vernon N Davis Davis

Also Mentioned on This Page

Kroger GO North Russia Marsh Anderson Lorain Chas, Gibson Harry Gibson Ed Schramm Fred Berg Clarence Albright Henry Sandrock Frank Hasen Frank and John Burman Loin Wesley Sanislaw Walter Wasems Ashland Walter Berg Clarence Hungerford West Russia Chester Nash Clyda Bartlett Henry Sandrock Sherburne Pittsfield Pete Timehuk Middle Ridge Ketch Guthrie’s Bakery Middle Avenue Clowson Chuck Roas E If Ind, Nc Hamburg York Star Wisconsin Delicia Apolles Olympic Cleveland St B. A. Jenne Chronicle-Telegram Central Book Store Church Bt Hagies’ Club F. O. EB Russ Mollison Dewey Fackler Woman’s Benefit Association Ben Nickelin Quarry Street Methodist Church I. G. Maxwell Rudolph Sabiers Milan Avenue Harry Sabiers George Sabiers John Sabiers Phyllis John Kinlovd Gust Sabiers Jacob Sabiers Ed. Sabiers Stone House Kobe Road James Barnes Charles Murray Conrad Zilch The Ladies’ Aid Society Laura Kreeger HK. C. Posse A. Nabakowski Augusta Baker Florence Hamel West Martin Street Arbor Vitae Club Helen Sabierg Harold Caves Emma Dreschier Edna Beller Spring Street Women’s Union of Henry Hageman Agnes J. B. Egeland F. C. Moore Clark Pauley Kate Albrecht Charles Ebbs C. C. Kern Congregational Church F. F. Eastman First Evangelical Church A. M. Rickel St. Paul's Lutheran Church R. A. Bosse R. C. Jensen Epworth League St. Joseph R. C James Hischen Uneeda Bakers National Biscuit Company Ecat Ata Salada Santa Clara Edwards Pprros Bowles A. O. Hales Sth Guthrie's H.W. Guthrie Middle Ave Korg & Bellingham Cor Cleveland and Olive Sts E. V Portman Gulf Road Baker's Duff’s Milan Duff Mets Wilbert GEQ. W. Cornish Eaton Center Ural Crow Litchfield Ohio Levl Smith Berks Grocery Kh. H. Ruth South Amherst D. C A. Brown Hinckley Nuhn & Sons Ohlo Pierce’s Wakeman Child Nowak Food Market Spencer Waldorf Creamery Jersey Sweets Wiltshire
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