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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 31, 1941
Page
19
The Lorain County Board of Health weighs a ban on noncompliant septic tanks outside Elyria and Lorain. Proposed standards require tanks to be at least five feet long, three feet wide, with a five foot water level, and cement construction.
Avon Lake publishes a list of students named as honor scholars including Mary Ann Ler Bedolt and Patricia Kreeser with multiple A grades. A rally to raise funds is planned for Friday October 31 at 7:30 pm featuring a school talent show, games, and music. Proceeds go to the high school treasury and a junior choir hosts the event.
Funeral services for Mrs. Curtice of Spencer were held at the Spencer Methodist Church with Rev Howard Patrick officiating. She died at age years and is survived by a daughter Miss Figr- price Shepherd of Washington and a granddaughter Miss Miraguerite Curtice of Spencer. Several local residents attended and a farewell sermon was delivered by Rev Waldo Byers.
A garbled OCR fragment lists numerous names associated with a theater production. It mentions Sally and Lydia among others, with roles and stage details scattered. The text references characters, performers, production staff, and publicity notes but remains largely unreadable.
Fragmented OCR lists names, places, and events in Belden area social notes. Mentions parish, visits, hosting duties, and family gatherings across Cleveland and Medina counties with numerous individuals and households.
Shirley Hayward meets Wayne Laurens in South Carolina as Jeremy Tennant courts her while the Tennant family intrigue over an estate unfolds. A fragile blend of affection and rivals, with Mrs Tennant and the mysterious Wayne shaping Shirley’s uncertain future on the Dark Entry estate.
The program educates employees to purchase Defense Savings Stamps or Bonds from earnings each payday, exchanging stamps for bonds when enough are accumulated, with the Treasury seeking to create a large reservoir of savings through systematic investment by the people. Stamps and bonds are sold at post offices, banks, savings and loan institutions, or by writing to the Treasurer of the United States.
Oberlin Road homecoming planned at East Oberlin Church with a pre service dine-in for the Ladies Society committee members G J Holshi Arti McRoberta and Charles Brooks. Officers elected include Willard vice president Paul Sheck secretary and treasurer Barbara Brooks and Amelia Nedmann named Key Member. Hallowe en celebrations and juvenile party announced with costumes. Farm Bureau notes cover family council meetings and anniversaries at Amherst Elyria and Quetin.
Carl Sehinis welcomed guests as a company supplied meals to a needy area with baskets of groceries and a birthday supper. Mr and Mrs Avihwe Dion attended along with others contributing to the modest community event.
The junior class announced a Friday November 7 date for the annual class play a farce titled Creasy Horse about the Bel dinkers a family of Grackpots under the direction of instructor Mass Shephard cast includes Janet Tinker Jean Small Sarah Carpenter Mary Buller Zygmoant Gouron Louis Barner Oswald Kioxl Ralph Wol terslagle Helen Wortester and Edward Conry with supervision by Supt W S Wood and Mr Bigham of the Berin Heights schools Ohio Principals Association meetings in Columbus drew part of the Friday Saturday sessions. The Wake man high school baseball season ended Friday with a loss to Creenmich though the team went 4 1 1 on the road. Mrs Paul Cooley Mrs Margaret Manta and Norma Mae have spent a few days visiting. Watush Mary Louise Shelton and Eleanor Jolina of Bowling Green visited their homes. Mr and Mrs Shullise and 00 moved into Mrs Selah Green’s recently vacated home. Miss Anne Cooley hosted a bridge club evening and Mrs Robert Gerber won first prize.
A Worthy Master presented Wowhead with a tiny gold pin in memory of the event. The ceremony noted the pot black supper served at 6:99, while a program was acknowledged.
Valley City era notes recount Mrs. Leo Schacier and family visiting for birthday dinner with Mr and Mrs Leo Weigel. Noon callers at the Weigel home included Mr and Mrs William Gast of Belden and Dolumore party of Lakewood. Travelers returned Monday after working at the Delemore and Wolfe households. Bard Arch attended the Ohio State Northwestern football game in Columbus and dined with Mrs Wolfe's parents, Reed family of Martel. Donald Parfitt and son Dawid of Lucas visited parents ALF Parfitt and William Steck from Friday to Sunday.
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