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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 22, 1935
Page
5
A jumbled Avon Lake Lorain page lists assorted items from ads and notices: costume offerings, medical prompts, housekeeper Wanted ads, business services like window glass and printing, furniture and appliance asks, and social notes on bridge clubs and local visits. Contains names, places and contact hints but fragmented.
It cost Milwaukee men dearly for their strong man act as they fitted tombstones and pulled out an iron fence but forgot to replace them. Chronicle Telegram ads offer practical power to buy sell or rent with ease and little cost to stretch your dollar.
Mr and Mrs Treil Litzenbure and numerous couples from East Cleveland Rocky River and Mayfield Heights hosted and visited relatives over the weekend. Oberlin hosted Avon Lake High School students with Erwin Britton as host. Families tour Sandusky Milan and Cleveland while Minnesota guests visit. A long list of guests and theater outings reflect a busy social scene across several suburbs.
South Amherst principal E F Litzenberg announces Open House or Go To School Night at the local school tomorrow. Only one chance every two years, with classes from 3 30 to 4 50 pm and 6 29 to 8 40 pm, lunch included. Students credited as a regular day. attendance required. Funeral services for Martiz Bischoff held Sunday at 3 pm from the home of Mrs Kurth, Evergreen Cemetery. Regular South Amherst American Legion meeting held. plans made to cooperate with auxiliary on the Dramatic Club event November 5 and 6. Society to meet as Mrs George Rice hosts Methodist Ladies Aid on Thursday. Mrs Harda Allsop assisting.
North Ridgeville residents attend the Ridgeville Study Club opening for the season with readings on American pioneer history. A lecture series hosted by Mrs. E Howenstine of Elyria begins Oct 31. The North Ridgeville Garden Club adjourns to Town Hall as Vern Andrews reports on the flower show. A fire at Breck's Court destroys a barn owned by Mrs Sarah Week and endangers nearby property. origin unknown. Mr and Mrs Fonte celebrate their fiftieth wedding anniversary with a reception hosted by their son Arthur attended by the Neighborhood Club and North Ridgeville residents.
Vern Andrews is named chairman of an Olmsted Congregational Church social and dance to be held Tuesday evening Oct 29 at the high school. Ridgeville population counts show an increase of two this past week. A son born to Mr and Mrs Emery Hershey and a daughter born to Mr and Mrs Norman Strelau. Mr and Mrs Martin Frency of Cleveland and Mr and Mrs Everett Knowles with Mrs Reimer of Lakewood were guests of Mr and Mrs E M Knowles. T M Butler and Arthur Burrell, ill, are convalescing.
Avon residents and relatives from Lakewood Lorain Elyria and Portsmouth spent Sunday with families around Avon. Guests included Mr. and Mrs J S Phinney and daughter of Lakewood. Mr and Mrs Clarence Thompson of Lorain. Arthur Peake and son of Portsmouth. and Mr and Mrs Robert Pickerine of Breoksville with their son Edwin.
Sullivan Oct. 22 Mrs ww. Shick attended the wedding of her nephew Neal Kolb to Miss Louis Stevenson at the First Presbyterian church in Mansfield Saturday morning. Neighbors and relatives gathered at homes and events followed at Harver Hartsouch residence and Lorain gathering.
Mrs. Anna Lauck and Mrs. Huffman of West Virginia stayed with Mr. and Mrs. LeRoy Taylor in Wellsburg where Lauck is a cousin to Taylor and Addie Frink. The Taylors hosted dinner guests including their daughter Faye Taylor of Wooster and Addie Frink, while Lauck and Huffman remained as house guests. Mrs. Jennie Myers hosted the Ladies' Friendship Club with a covered dish noon meal. Local residents attended the Congregational Larmon Association dinner in Litchfield last Wednesday. C A Patrick and assistants installed a furnace in Mrs. Jen ni e Myers' Akron home. Mrs. D N Myers is seriously ill. Mrs. James Cook helped with household duties.
Scarlet fever closures delayed school and social events. Mrs Effie Dieter of Zanesville visited Nova. Mrs Annie Lenz was a Clere tana visitor. The Biddingers from Akron and Canal Winchester guests. Rally Day planned at Nova M E Church. Miss Cieo Kieffer returned to Delaware. Frizzell and Noreen visited from Columbus. Nichols and Minnie Reed spent time with Indiana relatives. Painter and Germs guests from Kentucky and West Virginia. Funerals noted for Mrs Mary McCullough in Bucyrus. Hanville family and Andrews visited Shinrock and nearby.
Readable fragments present a jumble of numbers and garbled phrases. The list includes scattered clues and misread entries such as various word fragments and nonstandard spellings, resembling a crossword puzzle grid and clue set broken across lines.
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