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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Oct 15, 1935

Page

9

Funeral Rites Held for Mrs. Marion Matilda Bost Douglas

Funeral services were held at Sharp Funeral Home for Marion Matilda Bost Douglas of Wellington, who died at home on Taylor Street. Dr. C W Recard officiated, burial in Penfield cemetery, and Silent Circle of the King’s Daughters to present Bandanna Dames minstrel at Herrick Auditorium on October 16 with two performances, 7:30 and 3:00. Public bingo and WPA first aid instruction planned at Legion Hall Friday night and Major's Court Wednesday night. 69 Wellington High School girls inducted into Girl Reserve Organization at First Methodist Church, with leaders and candlelight ceremony.

Wellington Sharp Funeral Marion Matilda Bost Douglas Taylor Street C. W Silent Circle of the King’s Daughters Bandanna Dames Herrick Auditorium Momstret Mabel Clark Roy McCormick Legion The Legion Auzilary WPA Dunaway Toram Wellington High School Marjorr Youns Marsaret Varzo Marr Hyde Lettia Burnside Virginia Ensign Helen Wrench

Community notices and church events listed in local column

Cora M Shepard notes church services, student performances, and meetings at Barker Street address. Junior club advisor Ryan. Mass Dorothy Leinhard directs glee club numbers. Welshington Gun Club skeet show at DeVies Filling Station Sunday. Annual football banquet at Congregational church tonight. Friendship Guild sale Friday and Saturday. Various church circles meet with covered dishes. Bible classes and associations scheduled. Scholarships for Oberlin examinations for MacDermott Duit and Barber on Saturday. Brief social notices from Madison and Lorain include diners, visits, and family events.

Welshington Parent-Teacher’s Association S$ O'rlock Congregational Church Friendship Guild Widenunz Circle Lilywood Rebekah Lodge WBB. A Grange Hall Church of Chris WORLD Ronizhi The Baptist Church William Brouse A.ct Albert Luce Woman's Association John Wisht Chris MacDermott Philip Duit Richard Barber W. H Oberlin College

Vicks Vatronol Aids Mothers in Preventing Colds

A vintage guide promotes Vicks Vatronol for nasal relief and cold prevention. It urges early use at first sniffle to reduce symptoms, clear nasal passages, and shorten colds. The plan claims clinical testing and wide household adoption with millions aided yearly.

Vicks

Avon Lake Residents Move and Area Socials Noted

Avon Lake news notes a family moving to town, Mr and Mrs Joe Kerber of Willoughby. A Berea party at Metropolitan Park hosted by Ohio Farmer's Milk Co. honors employees and wives. Socials include Miss Eileen Higgins hosting friends, visits by Ed Osterland and Anton Fruster, and recent guests from Strongsville, Cleveland, Norwalk.

Avon Lake O Amr Joe Kerber Willoughby Avon Lake Orville Dre Eduard Witchell, Jr Rudolph Krebs Metropolitan Park Berea Ohio Farmer’s Milk Co Eileen Higgins Ed Osterland Lakewood Anton Fruster William Somerville Jack Nauman Strongsville William Lahr J. Lahr Hazel Webb Aa. Webb Norman Rind Fliesc Ed Voucher Claude Webb Cleveland J. Kennedy Norwalk

South Amherst House Warming Amid Bridge and Refreshments

Mr and Mrs Alar Thompson hosted a Saturday house warming at Vivian Street with guests including Fred Holzhauer Rot Wills Agnes Kimosewski Alice Holzhauer Ruth Allsop and Is aae Thompson. The evening featured bridge and vinoble followed by a refreshment course. Sunday visits included Martin Springer and daughter Les and son Russel at Mansfield Ohio.

South Amherst Alar’ Thompson Vivian Street Fred Holzhauer Rot Wills Agnes Kiimosewski Alice Holzhauer Ruth Allsop Isaae Thompson Eduard Gauman Kenneth Corbett Martin Springer Les Russel Charles Kafer Mansfield Oho Ruth Moore Urichsville Ohio Sarah Thompson Exhe Souswidge Jacob Kolb Mabi- Slack Fria Memorial Siaron Pennsilhanie Clarence White Etoria Wiliam Emer

Local Visitors and Guests in Avon Area

Avon AVOX dispatch notes Kenneth Knight of Bay Village visiting his parents, plus George Frantz and Earl. Mrs. Frank Stack and Jean Jeanette return from relatives. Arthur Brown and Dorothy visit Hartville. Cash, Vogt, and Taylor from Akron join Mr. and Mrs. Knight and others. Veronica Morse and family from Cleveland visit New London hosts. Kelling party attends Eisna event. Also a note on ancient Egypt embalming preserving facial features in mummies.

Avox Kenneth Knight Bay Village Knisht George Frantz Earl Knizht Frank Stack Jean Arthur Brown Dorothy Hartville Ohio Charles Cash Ernest Vogt Taylor Akron Mirs Veronica W- 3 Morse Yur Morse Cleveland Leo Morse New London George Kelling Eisna

Dairying Leads Lorain County Agriculture Says Hummel

Lorain County farms yield 418 quarts of milk per person annually, totaling over 45 million gallons yearly from dairy herds. Dairying tops county agriculture, followed by vegetables and fruit. poultry and egg production also strong with reported per capita outputs.

Lorain County C. L. Hummel Cleveland Hummel St Louis Chicago Boston Philadelphia

Birmingham School News Highlights and Obscure Briefs

The Birmingham and Florence school annual teachers and board party was held Oct 5 at Birmingham High School. H G Ennes donated four volumes of Redpaths Great Races of Mapsind to the school library. Brief items note visits by Mrs Herman Welz, Mrs Hester Ross, Mrs Helen Truscott, Mr and Mrs M A Ewell, Mrs Martha Oehling, and the Muniz family, with local calls at Darbr's Orchards.

School News Birmingham Florence Birmingham High School Mondar Figg Sch Hamler H. G. Ennes Herman Welz Ashtabula Hester Ross Sand H. A. Wirbeck Helen Truscott M.A. Ewell Elsha Martha Oehling Oberim George Dennan Russell Muniz Detroit Dar' Br’s Sundar

Vermilion Notes On Local Visits And Travel

K El Avery spent Friday morning in Vermilion. Mr and Mrs Albert Baird were Lorain visitors Thursday.

K EL Avery Vermilion Albert Baird Lorain

West Ridge Circle 3 hosts circle meeting at St Pauls

West Ridge and South Murray Ridge P T A met at the schoolhouse with fair attendance in Mrs Vogetons home. Karl Simos presided over the joint session. Officers elected: President Dick Johnston Vice President Rollo Kirk Secretary C Williams Treasurer Mrs. (name cut off).

Ass'n Karl Simos West Ridge South Murray Ridge Dick Johnston Rollo Kirk Co. X. Williams

Halloween dance planned at Carlisle range hall

Walter Sippel reports a Halloween dance to be held at Carlisle range hall on Thursday evening October 24. The next meeting is set for the second Friday evening in November at South Murray Ridge school house to appoint committees and outline future work. Numerous local residents visit relatives and report health improvements. family outings to Lane stow Park and Machiens dam project praise the scenery.

Walter Sippel Kirk Carlisle§range Hall South Murray Ridge Theodore Gruss Sope Meisin Harald Ealiadt Erma Speideberg Town Line Road Miss Speitelberg J. H. Penfound Marland Ardith Caywood Robert Smith Chesrmout Ridge H. M. Tapper Enngese Carl Turner Akron Lanestow Park Long Lake Machiens R.s. Walker Columbus Zenta Anio HO L Schneider Cleveland Heights Carl Foal Dick Johnston Fred Simms Ter Daugher Masalle Moreni's Michigan High School Theses DeVou Schofield Morene H J Hibier Townsend Armory Elyria Thureday R. W. Richards Nancy Richards Miss Todd Cleveland Sanday Weerry Pallas Ani Margaret Mildred Harold F.sher Medina Sunder Frank Vreeland Philadelphia William Elyria David Veeeland C. L. Minnich Charles Schaibte Edward Habs

Local families listed for social events and visits

A social roundup notes visitors and relatives from Brownbein Berlin Heights Amherst Stows Corners Elyra Oberlin and Akrog. Attendees include Mrs Carl Fowl at Marion Fowl shower, Mrs J H Penfound and Mrs Mary Mason at the Cooking School in Elmsna, Wilbaor Penfoundé and Carl Turner guests of H M Tapper family.

Charles Billy Martha Brownbein Chas. Hahn Kenneth Berlin Heights Walter Holsters George and Marthe Amherst C B. Mincks Stows Corners Clarence Beazell Elyra Paul Court Jean Caroline Oberlin Carl Fowl Marion Fowl Milton Baus J. H. Penfound Mary Mason M. Church Elsrna Wilbaor Penfoundé Carl Turner Akrog H. M. Tapper

Local Family Hosts Visitors After Sunday Afternoon Event

A reader reports a Sunday afternoon gathering at the home of Mr and Mrs W E Shay with Mr and Mrs Raymond Simms and their daughter Eleanor. Also noted are guests from Elyria including Ausherm and Mr and Mrs Shay.

W. E. Shay Abd Zon Oliver Elyria Raymond Simms Eleanor

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