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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 01, 1933
Page
6
A newspaper brief advertises rental selections for houses apartments and housekeeping rooms. It notes top finds among alumni options and directs readers to a People’s Market at 118 Chapel Street with printing by WitMOT Printings.
Fragmented text lists lines and places such as Norwalk Dover Rocky Rivers and Greshound Line with mentions of hearings, capacity, and equity. References to Washington as the greatest apple producing state appear. Uncertain details remain due to garbled OCR.
Litchfield notices show daily pot hours 4 30 to 2 30 except Sundays. The H Piers family sold their firm and moved into the former Fred Hane residence. Local social life flows with reunions, garden visits, World’s Fair trips, Century of Progress events in Chicago, and family gatherings across Medina, Oberlin, and nearby towns.
A group of boys planning to travel to a Cleveland baseball game were disappointed but later cheered when they attended a Tuesday double header at the Stadium. About eight from here joined Congregational Sunday School at 10, worship at 11, and a 2 o'clock sermon by the pastor. Christian Endeavors meet at 7 o'clock with Thelma Miller leading. the Young People's Club gathers at 7750 under Miss Nellie Clift’s direction.
On September 1 the D C club members Mr and Mrs B C Schubert and son Oliver attended a hamburg fry at the home of Mr and Mrs Albert Vietzen in Elyria. Mrs Arnold Flock hosted Circle No 3 of St Ann's Society with a 50s game and honors to Mr Peter Wohlever and Mrs Walter Say. Edward Dute of Cleveland visited sisters Kathryn and Lydia Dute this week. John and Edd Cook spent Sunday at Chippewa Lake.
The D D Club met at Mrs Albert Vietzen in Elyria with a hashburg fry around a camp fire. Attendees included Harland Schlechter Henrita Albert Haist Lorain and others from Middle Ridge West Ridge Elyria and nearby towns. The Ohio Conference of Evangelical Churches closed at Bucyrus with Rev J H Amore to pastor another year. Sunday school is at 10 am. Also noted is a reunion trip to Zanesville and various family visits. A turtle in Stoughton Massachusetts is reported as 166 years old with carved dates on its shell.
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