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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Sep 07, 1937

Page

4

Annual Picnic Of Eagles Draws 5000 Attendees

3,000 attend the twenty fourth annual picnic of Aerie No. 421 Fraternal Order of Eagles at The Hedges. About 5,000 people including families from Amherst, Lorain, Wellington and Berea. 4,000+ ice cream cones and 3,900 sandwiches served. Contests featured married vs single men baseball, girls teams, and a Drynners drill. Winners included Marilyn McGinnie and others in running and field events. several contests were canceled or called off due to weather.

Aerie Order of Eagles The Magles Amherst Lorain Wellington Berea Western Automatic Machine Screw Company Ridgeville Brother Dryraners Chicago Ronnvention Marilyn McGinnie Urst Lonnie Nadine St Marie Dolly Way Moen Hyet Oniaeried Gren

Brownhelm College Students Leave for Area Colleges

Local students from Brownhelm area prepare for college enrollment at Ohio State University Bowling Green State University and Baldwin Wallace College with several returning to Arcadia Centralized School and Elyria area teaching posts. Oklahoma visit ends as families depart.

Brownshelm Raymond Printer Lonny Hasenpilag Ohio State University Columbus Walter Fritsch Donald Bechtel George Vasu Elizabeth Angersbach Bowling Green State University Grace Miller Stewart Fairchild Baldwin-Wallace College Beira Ruth Secrest Betty Baumin Oberlin Business College Albert Drechsler Case School of Applied Science Cleveland

Teehan Family Welcomes Daughter In Wellington

Wellington notes report the Teehan family on Barker Street welcomed a daughter born last Thursday. Various locals attend social visits and church events, with Miss Mary Louise Bradstock starting as a hospital dietitian in Pittsburgh. The Congregational church resumes fall activities and a park service capped Labor Day weekend with sermons by Rev. Lonzo Green and Rev. J H Green.

Joltings Wellington Matt Teehan Adams Slreet Mary Louise Bradsetock Pittsburgh Andrew Mellon Church L. G. Bradstock Here Maaiie Watters Cleveland W. H. Hildebrand Charles Ormerold Norman Watters Henry Lesley Wade Welsh Polk Albert Lesley Akron Gwendlyn Gilbert Walsh Nankin Mary Knapp Elyria Epworth League M. EK Charles Willard Lonzo Green

Churches buy public speaking outfit for broadcasts

The Methodist Episcopal and First Baptist churches have purchased a public-speaking outfit to broadcast Sunday evening services beyond the church walls. In briefs, Billy Phelps visits grandparents in Shelby and several families spend Sunday at Chippewa Lake. Donnabele Thompson of Spencer visits grandmother Ida Naylor.

Purchase P. 5 Methodist Episcopal First. Baptist Billy Phelps Shelby i F. D. Phelps William Brewer L. G. Bradstock William Botsford Chippewa Lake Donnabele Thompson Spencer Ida Naylor

Mrs Mary FoxVisits Relatives In Shiloh And Nearby Towns

Mrs Mary Fox visited her daughter Mrs Orlee Pennell and husband in Shiloh Friday and Saturday. Sunday guests at Mr and Mrs William Body included Mrs Homer Day Elyria Mrs Stella White Oberlin Mr and Mrs Syron Gove and two children Temper ance Michigan. Lightning struck the William MeckEndree house on Courtland street Saturday noon damaging trim boards and eaves but not causing extensive damage.

Perry Knapp Here D. G. Martin Lorain Louis Atkinson Canton Saurday Dareyl Stark State Highway Patrol Cambridge L. G. Stemple VY. W. Grisby J. J. Jackson Labor Day Thelma Cooper M. G. Baylor Ladonina Anita Akron Carol Wight al Mamendorf Fecacus N. J Brinley Ford Jimmy Women's Benefit Mary Fox Orlee Pennell Shiloh William Body Homer Day Elyria Stella White Oberlin Syron Gove Temperance Michigan William MeckEndree Courtland Street

Ridgeville Flower Show and Doll Contest Thursday

Amateur and professional flower growers from Ridgeville and nearby cities compete for prizes at the third annual Ridgeville Flower Show, held in the Town Hall from 10 a.m. to 9 30 p.m. with separate commercial exhibits. Judges include Will F. Hall Esra a Bay Village floral designer and Mrs William Haske. A doll contest offers prizes for prettiest oldest largest smallest and most unusual dolls, with arrangements by local committee members.(Nineteen classes)

Ridgeville Yiein‘ity Esra William Haske Bay Village J. Ely V. Andrews F. Treadwell F. Sweet M. Eldred Walker J. Gibbons William Schmittgen M. Barter

Flower exhibition classes and categories listed A to V

Section A features specimen grown flowers such as dahtias gladioli asters zinnias and snapdragons Section B covers living room arrangements using garden flowers in varied containers Section C miniatures of garden flower arrangements Section D dining room table arrangements Section F fall flowers and asters calendulas cosmos zinnias marigolds scabiosa snapdragons pelargonium salvia and galardia Section H best annual and perennial blooms Section I shrubs including azalea drangea Section J foliage arrangements in any container Section K winter bouquets Section L youth displays including classroom grade exhibits Section M men only vegetable fruit or mixed arrangements Section N neighboring garden club end table arrangements Section O organization shows artistic arrangements from Ridgview neighborhood Section P club members centerpiece and lunch cover Section Q host display of the club flower giant zinnia in three classes Section U noncompetitive addities unusual flowers or plants or arrangements Section V terrarium gardens bottled jars fish globes or under glass Colorado's first settlers staked a town near Denver and called it Montana

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