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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 04, 1931
Page
4
Arizona land figures show over 65 percent of the state's 125,966 square miles owned by the federal government. In Ohio Lorain County records note idle man-power this summer, while hens in Elyria reportedly laid 62,026 eggs, setting a county record.
Oberlin area church notes report Miss Susan Hinman speaking on Disarmament at Community church with further talks planned and Rev. Barrett from Wooster to speak next Sunday. Brief items note funerals, visits, and moves among Oberlin residents and nearby towns including Cleveland and Battle Creek.
Mrs. Carrie Beam of Oberlin spent Sunday at her daughter Mrs. Charles Brooks in Wellington. George Farr won first prize on the colts he exhibited at the Wellington Fair.
The fourth annual Step hens family reunion gathered at North Olmsted Park with about fifty attendees. Elections named J H Stephens as president and Mss Stephens as secretary treasurer for the next year. The event featured papers from Pistoria Alyce Cleveland and local attendees enjoyed games and a meal.
Historic New London school administration announces September opening with registration days Friday and Sunday. Supervisors urge complete scheduling of grades nine through twelve and full participation of teachers and staff to ensure a smooth start.
Fragmentary notes show Friday callers from Penfield visiting relatives in Nebraska and Maine. Names include Norman Nobiel Hubbard and Florence Hale with references to graduates and a class address.
Miss Mazine Hopkins graduates. A large picnic at Rives Dam honors Mr and Mrs Harvey Rive and family of New York with about 20 friends recalling old times. David Foote, former Penfield resident, dies in Halsey Oregon after flu. Community visits include Perrysburg guests and a Park reunion in Crawford’s Corner. Local reunions feature the Hawk and other family gatherings with numerous relatives and trips to Cleveland and Detroit.
Farmers in Rosebud County report thousands of dollars in losses as grasshoppers spread by pesticide kill hogs and poultry. Hundreds of pheasants have died after consuming grasshoppers contaminated by pesticide.
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