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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 03, 1934
Page
6
A garbled classifieds snippet shows a minimum charge note and rate terms for ads. It includes references to cash discounts, sale or trade, and various fragment listings like autos, heaters, and residences. Names and partial addresses appear amid the unreadable OCR junk.
An array of classic and vintage autos offered for sale including 1931 Packard sedan 1929 Packard sedan 1928 Chrysler sedan 1925 Nash sedan 1932 Rockne coupe 1932 Rockne sedan 1953 V-8 Ford sedan 1933 V-8 Ford coupe 1932 V-8 Ford sedan 1929 Oldsmobile sedan 1929 Hudson sedan 1928 Chrysler coupe 1929 Plymouth roadster 1929 Whippet sedan 1929 Ford Model A roadster 1930 Chevrolet truck listed for purchase.
A series of legal notices record proposed tax levies for village and rural school districts in Lorain County Ohio with election dates set for November 6 1934. Items include notices of levy proposals exceeding ten mill limits for Ridgeville East Carlisle and Ridgeville Rural School Districts, court calendars for Lorain County Common Pleas, and guardianship actions. Names include S K Kendall Clerk and various boards of education and trustees.
Sullivan Oct 3 A joyful gathering at the home of Mr and Mrs Abram honored the birthday of several family members with a warm display of affection and hospitality as friends and relatives joined in the celebration.
Glenn Richards stayed Friday and Saturday with Victor Swope, who returned to Ashland with him. A large Me mom bridge to Ashland county veterans of all wars ceremony impressed attendees. Sunday dinner honored Mrs. R. A. Dudley for her birthday with guests including Glenn Gillette and Fern Dudley. Merton Farnsworth left for Columbus to join the OSU Senior class staff. Mildred Collins of Columbus visited the Farnsworths.
A lively Amherst American Legion Auxiliary meeting reviewed minutes and reports and approved plans for the South Amherst Dramatic Players to present Look Out Lizzie in the school auditorium Friday night October 5. Committees chosen for arrangements and entertainment included Harmon Mathas Henry Kolb Arthur Engle James White Ralph Reinhart Charles Corbett William Stack. An Armistice Day party for Legion and Auxiliary families was discussed and five new members were initiated.
Mrs Charles Corbett will open her home to the members of the Royal Neighbor Lodge Thursday evening. Mrs Alex Stirpak Jr will assist with the serving.
The Woman's Union of St. John's Evangelical Church will serve a chicken dinner in the church parlors Thursday evening. Serving will begin at 5:90 P. M.
The choir of the Methodist church will meet at the church Thursday evening at 6 30 for a rehearsal.
Mr and Mrs Edward Fell and daughter Lila of Elyria were Sunday dinner guests at the home of Mr and Mrs John Grebe. Mrs Albert Mori Jr from Pleasant View Sanatorium spent the weekend at her home here. Mr and Mrs Ralph Rienhart from Amherst were Monday evening callers here.
Rally Day will be observed at the Congregational Church next Sunday Oct 7 with morning service and Sunday school. A picnic dinner at Society Hall will include coffee. Dr Recard of Wellington will speak in the afternoon. The Farm Woman's Club meets Oct 9 at Mrs Deck Babson’s with a covered dish dinner. all are welcome.
The Hull Richmond relatives held their annual reunion at Society Hall on Sunday September 30 with about fifty attendees. A noon dinner, a business meeting, and an officers election followed by a short program. Officers elected were Arthur Richmond president Clyde Dague vice president treasurer secretary Treva Inghram sister secretary Helen Conkle and Rolla Dague chaired the dinner committee. Ice cream and cake closed the day with relatives from Cleveland Oberlin Medina Sullivan Spencer Litchfield and Wellington in attendance.
Mrs. Lewis Jones, Miss Elsie Shaw, Mrs. Dick Moore and Mrs. Myrtle Cregg attended the county wide rug making meeting at the Elyria YWCA Thursday afternoon. Also present were Mrs. O. I. Gates and Mrs. WH Blanchard. The display featured hooked, braided, crocheted and knitted rugs.
Hostess Miss Jean Fraunfelder welcomed members of the Lapworth League and friends Friday evening. The gathering featured a delightful evening with refreshments served.
Mr and Mrs James Helin and Mr and Mrs James Hamlin attended the Wooster Fair on Wednesday and Thursday.
Mr and Mrs Harold Jameyson of Berea called at Ralph Taylor's while Reuben Jackson moved to George Whitehead farm. Whiteheads relocate to Fort Lauderdale Florida, and Linn Myers occupy Jackson's former home. Kimber and Welsh couples from Ashland joined Ira Dile for a Sunday Akron visit. Dewey Kies family to move into Hart Ferriman’s vacated residence. Silos fill progress hindered by late summer storm. J B Eglin and daughter Mary Hammond hosted Congregational Society with quilting and a covered dish luncheon.
Miss Alice Smith daughter of Ada Smith of Oberlin married Henry Edmonds son of Mr. and Mrs. Andy Edmonds in a ceremony at East Oberlin Church. It was the first wedding in the new church with Professor Clarence Ward and Dr. James A. Richards officiating. The church was decorated with garden flowers as Mrs. Josephine Dudley and Cassie Hale provided preludes and music.
Mr and Mrs George Willbond attended the ceremony with Mr Willbond serving as best man and Mrs Willbond as matron of honor. The bride wore pale blue taffeta with a black velvet hat and carried American Beauty rosebuds while the matron wore brown crepe with Yatismen rose buds. Mendels Wedding March accompanied the couple to a front church reception. the couple leaves for a short wedding trip and will reside at 56 Walnut Street after returning.
Mr and Mrs S Hutchinson and Mr and Mrs Harold Hutchinson enjoyed a trip to New York and other sites this month. Mareceline Dunn remained in East Orange to attend school. East Oberlin residents won prizes at the Oberlin Window Fair, with Mrs John Kern, Mrs AL Durlam and Mrs Gar McRoberts cited for flowers and handiwork. Frederick Hawk of Shelby and Howk family visitors attended a family gathering hosted by John Kern with many local relatives present.
At Fort Robinson Nob. two identical stone monuments from the Black Hills honor Crazy Horse the Sioux war chief and Lieut. Robinson who died in an Indian raid on a wagon train. The fort bears the lieutenant’s name and Crazy Horse’s death is noted as part of frontier history.
A compact crossword style word puzzle with across and down clues covering moral failing to Greek letters. The given puzzle references include clues for European mountains and Isle of Man, with an answer previously solved as CALIFORNIAN and garbled remaining letters.
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