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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 08, 1935
Page
5
A garbled newspaper page lists business ads and public notices including a China Shop relocation reference, sewing and repair services, used goods, and divorce and school district election notices from Lorain County. The chaotic mix preserves names, phone numbers, and local entities amid dated 1930s ads and legal items.
A double wedding occurred at St Marys church in Avon on Saturday. Alice Mackert and Helen Holowecky married Woodrow Dechant and Charles Dechant respectively, with attendants Luéila Mackett Theresa Smith Virginia Wolf Anna Dechant and Catherine Holowecki. Ushers included Raymond Mackert Henry Denk Ralph Bankard Joe Dymiteik and officiant Rev. George Stuber.
A dinner for 150 at Avon Park Hall followed by a 9th birthday party for Ruth Tomanek hosted by Mr and Mrs Rob Tomanek with games and a lunch. Ruth received many gifts. Also announced the birth of a son to Henry Nelson and wife on Monday morning. Mrs Harvey Leising died Monday morning after long heart illness. Funeral Wednesday in Cleveland.
Miss Marget PaHas and Miss Evelyn Lehman attended the Pittsburgh versus Case football game in Cleveland. Joseph Reisinger returned home after a ten day visit with his sister in Elyria. The Young People’s League at St. Paul’s Church in Elyria held a meeting. Local families hosted and visited in Cleveland and Elyria, with birthday celebrations on Schramm road and dinners at the A M Johnston home. Carlisle Grange met on the Oberlin road with Merle Penfound presiding after routine business. Alfred Squire of Eaton was a dinner guest at B O Pope’s home.
Mrs. Reka Schoults of Ashta bula was entertained by Mrs. Henry Voglesons Monday afternoon. Owing to the cold wind on Friday many from here who had planned to attend the County Fair postponed their trip hoping for milder weather on Saturday. Miss Margaret Pallas attended a discussion group of the 4-H Clubs at the home of Miss Alice Bied of Elyria Tuesday.
A Kipton column records visits and moves among residents including Mrs. Georgia Wibbs, Mr. and Mrs. Phil Benton in Washington DC, Mrs. Nelle Obitts and William Brumby in Morristown NJ, and Emma Sigsworth with son Allyn moving to Rolfe’s house. Other items mention hospital discharge, visitors in Oberlin and Penfield, and local church Ladies Aid talks. Also notes fishing trips, Elria Fair attendance, and anecdotes about stamps and driving license reading requirements.
Puzzle clues mix with garbled letters, numbers, and partial terms across many entries. The readable fragments suggest a standard crossword with Across and Down hints lacking coherent grammar, yielding a puzzle card from a newspaper page with numerous misread portions.
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