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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Oct 06, 1933

Page

5

Elyria Chamber to Seek Restrictions on Tree Cutting

Taken From Our Files Elyria Telegram October 6 1908 reports the chamber of commerce committee will recommend ordinances banning tree cutting on outer highways without permits. Speakers deplored tree destruction calling trees citys greatest asset. Flyria school enrollment up 55 to 2061 and high school pupils rise to 500. Years Ago Syria Telegram 1913 notes automobile fire engines arrive in Elyria and debate over stemmer tow and safety department station costs. Oberlin kindergarten training school reports record enrollment 82 with 48 seniors 9 juniors and 3 special students.

Elyria Gor'nel Elvic Chamber of Commerce Chamber Flyria Atny Safery Department East Side Elyria Automoble Owners’ Association Oberlin

Ridgeville Center to Get New School Building

The county board of education awarded contracts for a new Ridgeville Center school, with expenditures exceeding 148000 dollars. The Chronicle-Telegram note recalls similar past actions and local civic context from 1923.

Chronicle-Telegram County Board of Education Yeaterday Ridgeville Center

Inter-denominational Missionary Conference in Cleveland

Columbia notes an upcoming inter-denominational missionary conference in Cleveland on October 10 and 11 with E Stanley Jones among speakers. Local items include PTA meeting plans, family relation talks, moves, visits, social events, Harvest Home at Columbia Methodist church, and missions gifts sent to New York for foreign workers.

Columbia Cleveland E. Stanley Jones The Baptist Sunday School New York City Gladden

Huntngton Briefs Box Social Draws Crowd

Oct 5 Huntington Ohio. A Handaston Grange Box Social drew strong attendance with card games as the evening’s entertainment. Miss Fila Searas of Marion is staying at the Arthur Draper home. Mr and Mrs G A Cole and Mr and Mrs Palmer attended the Wooster Fair last Thursday. Russell Draper visited Marion spending several days with friends. Mr and Mrs John Bolce and family joined Mrs Boise’s mother Nellie Boone for church and evening time. Mr and Mrs Arnold Hines and two children of Spencer spent Sunday with C C Hines and with James Myers family of Akron were guests at the J C Banking home. Community extends sympathy to Mrs Hart and son Will.

McGill Berea Jay Madison Robert Painter Margaret Manning Terry Jean Sue Terrell Wm. Mayer Isabel Dittmer Wooster Detroit Wm. Jasper A. B. Joiner Cleveland Geo. May Milo Stears Carl Russert Elyria Andrew Bonner Kipton Ladies’ Aid Society Town Hall H. W. Blackburn Ralph Ring Shirley Russell Reisinger Wilma Bonner Columbia Methodist Church Oct. Ltd Harold Halderman The Baptist Church Rolland Cartright Roy Putt Dona Stinchcomb Rowena Ingersoll Huntington Handaston Grange Fila Searas Marion Arthur Draper G. A. Cole Palmer Ruseell Draper John Bolce Spencer Boise Nellie Boone Arnold Hines C. C. Hines James Myers Akron J. C. Banking Hart

Local notices on residents and family health

Mrs O H Dirlain endures a severe cold as the death of her husband and father is noted. Evelyn Rugg of the O S U Columbus enjoyed a two week vacation with her parents Mr and Mrs C A Stugg.

Mra O. H. Dirlain Evelyn Rugg O. 5 Columbus C. A. Stugg

Murray Ridge Socials and Church of Christ Meeting

In Murray Ridge Elyria area, Mr and Mrs Frank Derek and daughter visited. Mr and Mrs Charles Nugent of Akron stayed with RK W Eppley. Edward Wirch of Cleveland spent the weekend with his parents. About 25 youths from the Church of Christ in Elyria helped Rev Amore at County Home Sunday afternoon with prayer, scripture, a piano solo by Mildred Finley, and C Funk as speaker.

Murray Ridge Frank Derek Elyria A. J. Derek Charles Nugent Akron RK. W. Eppley Edward Wirch Cleveland Ed Welch County Home Church of Christ i N Rev Amore F. Owens Ruth McGinnis Mildred Finley C. Funk

Jolly Dozen Class Meeting At South Ridge Home

Attended by Helen and Marjorie Pitcock the Jolly Dozen Sunday school class met at the home of Marion Grobe on South Ridge. Vincent Nugent returned to Akron after four weeks with Erwin Eppley. The Bend Pecan Pool estimates shipping about 100000 pounds of pecans this year, mostly to San Antonio, as marketing center growth continues.

Jolly Dozen Helen Marjorie Pitcock Marion Grobe South Ridge Vincent Nugent Akron Mrs. Erwin Eppley Brady Tex Bend Pecan Pool Texas San Antonio St. Louis

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