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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 31, 1931
Page
10
The City of Elyria showcases beauty as trees shed leaves, Washington avenue offers a grand panorama of greens, browns, reds and yellows. Middle avenue also presents a striking view, inviting observers to admire the seasonal display.
Leaves rapidly fall as Cascade Park displays vibrant golds and reds. Spring Valley and the Gulf Farmy frame the landscape around Elyria, where uplands and lowlands offer exceptional view of changing colors. Elyria is busy yet houses scenes of natural beauty that inspire observers and nature lovers.
A Choral Club with sixteen members organized at James N. P. Nicol home in South Amherst on Oct. 30. Weekly rehearsals directed by Mrs. Nicol, Christmas music in progress. Officers: Huron Allsop president, Robert Allsop VP, Albert Schneider secretary, Mrs. Henry Kolb treasurer, Mrs. James Nicol librarian. Also noted are attendees including Mrs. Helen Baker and others.
Local column lists the McDonald family traveling to Seneca New York for the death of George Beal and returning midweek. Annette Peabody returns to school after illness, with other brief social items including substitute teaching changes and community visits.
South Ridge notes list Sunday activities for November 1 at South Ridge Church with Sunday school at 10 am and worship at 7 30 pm led by Pastor Rev I H Amore. Also notes attendees at a Missionary Rally in Amherst including Rev and Mrs I H Amore and several local members.
Lake Avenue community church announces regular services for Sunday November 1 with Sunday School at 9 30 and worship at 11. Prayer meeting Tuesday evening at 7 13 1 invites all. Sewing Circle meets at Mrs Howard Mulse home to sew and mend funds raised for thread and comforts with tea served. next meeting November 12 at Mrs L J Guisinger. Mrs William Nitch and Miss Catherine Nitch host a Stop Nitch Home II party with bunco and fall flowers. Royal Ladies hold Hallowe en party at the Behnkes with readings and music and refreshments.
The Research Club held its annual Halloween party with members and families attending. Attic decorations featured Halloween novelties as guests arrived in masquerade costumes and enjoyed the festive event.
Huntington Ohio October 31 social notes recount Wesley Kolbe and family visiting parents Mr and Mrs A C Kolbe. Beatrice Fwell hosted at Marion Neill home. Wiener roast at Henry West home with guests from Cleveland Elyria and South Ridge. dinner guests of Mr and Mrs Harry Pratt. visits by Willard Heil and Eva Rice. Jordan family reunion held Oct 25 near center with 29 attendees. Marie Crile spent night with Evelyn Fry in Sullivan. Artont Jachalia visited Johnson Crile.
Mr BE E MeClafflin spent last Thursday in Elyria. Horace McClafflin and L B Vincent were in Cleveland last Tuesday. Mr and Mrs Will Manning and Mr Haserodt of Elyria visited the B BE McClafflin home last Thursday. Arthur Jachane from South Loram spent Thursday night with F B Thudium and family.
On Oberlin Road October 31 the Loyal Community Workers fed the lawn crew at the church and prepared items for sale at the upcoming Church Fair at the James Brand house next week. Sunday services will be held as usual with a nine forty five morning and an evening session marking the first Sunday of the month.
Mr and Mrs Dykeman of Elyria visited the John Baumann home Sunday. Oberlin residents attended Grange meetings and visited friends including the Davidson and Saxton families. The Charltons will attend the Northern Ohio Teachers Conference Friday. Campbell family visits Elyria Ridgeville. Flowers and Krueger families hosted, with several others calling on and hosting in the week.
Sheffield notes cover seventh and eighth graders chapel led by Mrs. Zacharias with songs and readings, plus Elyria Sheffield Farm Bureau October meeting at Gulf road schoolhouse with officers, insurance talk, pantomime, and refreshments. Also reports of a car accident on Jackson hill, local visits, a political meeting at St James Mission, and a Brookeside orchestra lesson.
About a dozen youths and Community circle members gathered at the Congregational church in Sullivan for a round table discussion last Saturday night with Pastor Schmink and family hosting. Nearby visits included Elmer Dunlap and family from LaGrange and others from Cleveland Elyria Toledo Medina Wellington and Lorain. The group enjoyed a four hour session and a Sunday slate of callers listed local residents and guests visiting area homes.
Stockholm’s Museum of Natural History houses vast Oriental insect stocks with 6000 specimens recently added from the Kusrlie Islands. Researchers note more than thirty five books and pamphlets on Nai weng bugs accompany the collection.
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