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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 05, 1933
Page
11
Dr Weeks recounts Camden Township origins with early settlers Gideon Waugh Thomas Lee Robert Douglass and Reuben Eddy. He details journeys from Connecticut Oswego and Camden New York to Oneida and Huron lands, cabin life, births and deaths, marriages, and hardships of first settlers amid Indian danger. The narrative links to Mindwell Shepard and the 1833 arrival era and highlights a French family booklet as a source.
Lisetta Boyd wagers she can win Stuart Logan within six months at Tropica Beach as their budding romance unfolds from dawn swims to a sunlit terrace breakfast. A jewel theft at a dance links the case to Pedro, an old Spaniard, while Logan vows to exonerate him with help from Lizetta and a local lawyer. The pair deepen their bond through dinners, parties, and a shared drive toward justice amid gossip and cautious charm.
Eight members of the county committee met to elect officers and appoint an allotment committee. Fred J. Mohos was elected president, Frank Rowland vice president, Charles Pelton secretary, and A J Carpenter treasurer. The allotment committee will determine wheat allotments for cooperating growers, with B T Nesbitt and Kh F Clark named. The county board, including two collectors and Wer ner Kobert and Floyd E. Sharp, sets allotment baselines using three year production and acreage data, with five year figures allowed if needed. Additional meetings in various communities are planned to correct applications.
Reports on activities at the Hi Y training camp in Brinkhaven during the past summer were given at the Senior Hi Y Club meeting at the YMCA Tuesday night by Jack Myers the Junior Hi Y Club president who attended the camp. He also presented material from the camp for use by Hi Y clubs statewide. L B Hindman former YMCA secretary will conduct the Bible study at each meeting during the year. Club members received commendation from J D Seevers Elyria High School assistant principal for their work at the charity football game at Ely Stadium last Friday night for the International Society for Crippled Children.
Dated November 16 1535 Anthony Arnold drowns while fishing at Vermilion his wife dies in 1845. George buys Kate and Lewis Searies farms later selling Searles part to his brother in 1838. George and Mary have children George M Charles William Ezesiel Emily Lewis and Mary. George dies 1877 Mary 1891. Lewis Arnold born 1813 long time town resident. James Arnold lived on Searles farm moved to Pittsfield 1851 died 1864. Children Anthour Susan Emma. Israel D and Thomas Gager arrive 1833 Israel buys Mary Jane Williams farm builds a sawmill ashery later leases to Calvin 1849 Calvin dies at 28 in the woods. Israel has Edwin Joseph Stephen Calvin. Thomas dies 1847 with wife Hannah Underhill seven daughters. Aaron Gager arrives 1853 later moves near Williams place then Frank Sigsworths and Goer farm then to Michigan dies. Children Reuben Joel Arthur Narriet Ann Eliza Rets3 Alzina Matilda Louisa. Rumor of Verael Gazer dying in Indiana or Illinois. To Be Continued Tomorrow.
Thursday, Oct. 6, 278th day of Igss. astrologers predict talents in mechanics and operation for those born today. Notables born include Jonathan Edwards, Chester A. Arthur, Tecumseh, and Horace Walpole. Outdoor diary notes meteorite frequency and historic crater events. References to early U.S. and British history, and a 1931 Pacific crossing by Clyde Fangborn and Hugh Herndon Jr.
A Virginia law once barred husbands from beating wives with sticks thicker than a thumb, and postrevolutionary cards replaced royal faces with Washing ton and Franklin symbols only to see players resist. English law of 1710 let losers sue winners for over ten pounds, while Olympic victors earned lifelong pensions from their cities.
Avon Lake reports a Halloween date set by the Literary Club, October 4 at the school auditorium. Prizes will honor best costume and most original outfits, with funds raised for the library department. Local residents Marian Fisher and Betty Osterland visit. several families relocate residences for the winter. community members and guests are listed.
Mrs Lowy Croxley of Toledo Ohio and Mrs C Airenarps of Brooklyn report relief from nerves and fatigue after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. They say the remedy improved color appetite sleep and overall strength.
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