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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Nov 25, 1931

Page

2

Bruce Morse looms Friday party clash over Lois

Bruce Durand’s visit to the Morae home ends with awkward apologies and plans for a Friday party. He debates wooing Lois against family acceptance while sharing rides with old friend Guy Rush and recalling a past example of reluctant parental approval. Bruce resolves to marry Lois if she accepts, fearing aunt and uncle opposition but valuing love over money.

Bruce Durand Morae Fom Sybil Sybil Morse Bruce Morse Mrs. Morse Mile Sybil Morse Lois Sheridan and Fillmore Guy Rush Guy Bob Traylor Europe Louis

West Ridge Update on Lottman Family Feud Incident

West Ridge scene Tuesday night saw Mrs George Lottman and her sister Mrs Poortelict of Raymond Minnesota quarrel with Fred Lottman and family. On Wednesday the dispute continued amid local tensions and brief police involvement.

West Ridge George Lottman Poortelict Raymond Minnesota Fred Lottman

Olive Tablets Claim to Relieve Stomach Upset

An old advertisement argues stomach upset is caused by a liver and bowel imbalance. It promotes Olive Tablets as a soothing remedy to arouse the liver and restore appetite, listing prices of 15c, 30c and 60c.

Ett Olive Edwards

Henrietta Man Weds Melvin Amstutz in Chicago

Word arrived that Melvin Amstutz, son of Mrs. John Gelsendoerfer of Henrietta, married in Chicago last Saturday. He and his bride plan to spend Thanksgiving with his mother and family in Henrietta. Guests include Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Amstitz of Youngstown and Mr. and Mrs. John Bauman Jr. and children. In local brief items Rev and Mrs Cooper and brothers of Lorain Rescue Mission attended Evangélical church services.

Henrietta Chicago Melvin Amstutz John Gelsendoerfer Clarence Amstitz Youngstown John Bauman, Jr Cooper Brothers of the Rescue Mission Lorain The Evangélical Church Fey. Cooper Mission Quarterly Conference of the George Angersbach Barbara Angersbach Albert Reusser Elyria Wendell Sylcox Toledo William Jackson Duke Portman John Unger Mra C. C. Sanders Elisa Sanders L. M. Kelly Clarkafield Laverne Whitney Spencer Blanche Bottz Pittsfeld Mary Becker Hol Kothe Naomi Louis James Obitts Grafton

Evangelical church meetings and social notes in Elyria area

Local notices report Evangelical services in Brown helm Henrietta and South Ridgeville with Rev William Schuater expected in Cleveland. Regular meeting of King’s Herald Society at Methodist church Sunday morning. Dozens of families from Elyria, Kipton, Pittsfield, Lorain, Findlay, and Toledo hosted guests, dinners, or familial visits across the weekend and week.

Brownhelm Henrietta South Ridgeville Brownheim William Schuater Cleveland Leslie Gould King’s Herald Sociery Methodist Church Louise Sehroedey Lydia Elyria D. A. Bennett George Hinderey Umblebe Strongsville Arthur Kuhman Findlay Grover Bland and Son North Baltimore Mary Becker Will Chapin Herbert Chapin Oberlin

Shirt, 38 Years Old Worn by Durant Resident

A shirt worn by W. F. Bennett of Durant Oklahoma, bought 33 years ago for 385 cents, has never had a stitch taken in it and remains intact. The piece stands as a curious artifact from local life.

Durant Okla W. F. Bennett

Shirt Worn Regularly by Bennett in Grocery Work and Fishing

Bennett noted he wore the shirt regularly for years while doing heavy work in a grocery store. In recent times he has worn it mainly on fishing trips and occasionally while downtown, reflecting its continued personal significance.

Bennett

Path Meaner Sneere Neon Bee Longer Lived Than Maa

A fragment notes a path and neon bee theme with a claim that it endured longer than maa. The readable text is sparse, offering no clear event, participants, or location to anchor a fuller newspaper item.

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