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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 16, 1935
Page
5
A jumble of classified lines from The Chronicle Telegram lists cash rates and ad policies, job requests, real estate, and notices. It mentions a China Shop relocation and several employment leads, along with varied buy and sell items, automotive notes, and legal notices.
A fragmented note describes a visit round the mountain and a focus on spending dollars for teachers and scholars. It mentions returning to town by purchasing used musical instruments and furniture, renting rooms, and using want ads. Want Ad Phones are 412 4413.
The Methodist Aid Society gathered Wednesday afternoon at Mrs. Hazel Andrews home in Penfield with twenty five guests. Ice cream cookies and coffee were served by Mrs. Johnson Betts Berkey and Pelton.
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The Farm Woman's Club elected Clayton Babel as president Bob Eglin as vice president W H Myers as secretary and Arthur Rich mound as treasurer The meeting approved the association rules and by laws Dinner at noon and a sewing lesson were featured Miss Marion Wovndoff and Wayne Johnson wed at New Castle Pa Then residents Penfield were serenaded afterward Donald Prentice underwent appendectomy at a California army base hospital Miss Esther LeCoy will enroll at Wooster College Miss Winnifred Kieinhaus returns as a sophomore and several others plan college enrollments Nearby visits include Mrs Futhe Ferriman Herr ford and family plus updates from Penfield BRIEFS list of local visits and entertainments.
Belden Grange held its regular meeting in Belden on Wednesday evening with good attendance. Worthy Master Leon Lehman chaired as members discussed regular business and submitted several membership candidates. A post-session program followed the business portion.
Sean Lehman welcomed teachers, school board members, and PTA guests of the Grange. E. L. Terman introduced by A. B. Root gave a short talk. Misa Ruth Stock and Mrs. John Rute spoke. Mary Louise Edwards sang and dance. Readings by Mrs. J. D. Mennet, violin numbers, and "School Cars" sung. Social time, games, contests, and refreshments followed.
South Amherst notes report a Study Hour Club meeting at Mrs Isaac Slack home with members and guests, an upcoming gathering at Miss Davis Elyria, a volunteer firemen meeting with demonstrations by Chief Harmon Matkas, and a Sodality Girls dance at Eagle Hall Amherst. Rare Virgil manuscript once owned by Louis XIV is highlighted in Chilton Wisconsin. Stillman R Sampson marks 91st birthday by continuing as Plymouth street department assistant and veteran worker for 66 years.
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