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The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Sep 18, 1933

Page

8

Know Your World Mexico Editor's Note

An instructive overview of Mexico as a federative republic with 28 states and two territories. It covers geography, population, major exports like silver and petroleum, key industries, and the 1917 constitution with President Abelardo J. Rodriguez serving a partial term.

Republic of Mexico Texas Mexico Federal District Abelardo J. Rodriguez Congress Pascual Ortiz Rubio

Sullivan PTA Reception and Community Notices

Sullivan Ohio September 18 The Parent Teacher Association hosted a reception for the teaching staff in the school gym to foster acquaintance with parents. Sept 21 is set for the first regular PTA meeting for the 1923-34 year Rev John A Schmink named president. A series of social events followed including a pot luck for Mr Peters friends, a birthday surprise for Mrs Charles Cowie, and visits from relatives. A town band concert and a large family update were noted along with new births including a 9 3 4 pound daughter Joan Gall born at TodI Hospital Jeanne Marie born to Mr and Mrs Jack Wilkins. Father and baby reported well.

Sullivan, O Association John A. Schmink Gall Heifner Todi Hospital Joan Gall Babe Etta Cole Jack Wilkins Pleasant Walley Road Cleveland Weished Jeanne Marie Albert Nichols

Social notes and visits from Sullivan area family events

At the home of Mrs E C Elliott and family Mr Henderson the Smith Hughes teacher is at the Anna Clark home Miss Obrecht and Miss Baum with Mrs Addie Frinl Miss Mitzi Homewood with Mr and Mrs Dan Houseman Miss Dorothy Lyle domestic science and music teacher at home with Mr and Mrs John Winters and Mrs Shinn with Mr and Mrs J T Smith Mr and Mrs Harvey Keller and daughters Betty and Georgene and son Junior of Wooster and Marshall McAdoo of Sullivan were Sunday dinner guests of Mr and Mrs G F Garver The General Aid Society met in the church basement for an all day meeting A pot luck dinner was brought in at noon Russell Cole staying with his aunt Mrs Hope Knick and attending school in Akron Neal Kolb received a Chicago call to return to a former 5 and 10 cent store position He left for Mansfield and Springfield to visit friends before starting Monday Mrs Lavilla Rice and son Ray attended the World's Fair Ercie Eaton motored to Chicago to spend a few days at the Fair Mrs Irene McAdoo and Mr and Mrs Alton Crumline and Mr and Mrs D S Houseman were Sunday afternoon callers at Mr and Mrs Wilbur Drake Oberlin Mr and Mrs Doc Hayes of Akron are the proud parents of a little daughter born Saturday Sept 9 Mrs Hares formerly Miss Evelyn Sprague daughter of Mr and Mrs Ira Sprague Sullivan Harold Moore of Polk and Miss Vera Arndt of Sullivan were Saturday guests of Mr and Mrs Royce Arndt at Kilbuck

E. C. Elliott Henderson Smith- Hughes Anna Clark Obrecht Miss Baum Addie Frinl Mitzi Homewood Dan Houseman Dorothy Lyle John Winters Shinn J.T. Smith Harvey Keller Betty Georgene Junior Wooster Marshall McAdoo Sullivan G. F. Garver General Aid Society Russell Cole Hope Knick Akron Neal Kolb D. S. Houseman Wilbur Drake Oberlin Doc Hayes Hares Evelyn Sprague Ira Sprague Harold Moore Polk Vera Arndt Royce Arndt Kilbuck

Eaton Briefs From Ohio Town on Various Chores

Eaton brief items report a motor trip by Kenneth Beck family and Charles Tagersol from Cleveland, a guest visit by Verna Hohlenbach, a found dead horse belonging to Lévis Grills, entertaining guests for John Mayer, deputy sheriffs from Elyria and Ellsworth Hawke in town, a youth discussion at the Carpenter home on what the Bible says about stars, plans for Elizabeth Davis and Frances to travel to Chicago for the World’s Fair, Grandma Rice’s illness, and remarks from H. W. Carpenter family.

Verna Hohlenbach Cleveland Charles Ossinz Lévis Grills John Mayer Elytia Ellsworth Hawke Theodore Carpenter Elizabeth Davis Frances Berea Chicago Elmer Davis Grandma Rice H. W. Carpenter

Ridgeville guests dine with Montagues as son injured

Mrs H W Carpenter and family of Ridgeville were dinner guests Sunday of Mr and Mrs Bert Montague. Their son Donald is nursing a fractured elbow. Mrs Ford Hill hosted Sunshine Quilt Club at her home Thursday. A meeting of wheat growers from Eaton and Columbia will be held at our town hall Monday evening September 18. Miss Virginia Ross has been in Oberlin this week doing stenographic work for Professor Leigh.

H. W. Carpenter Ridgeville Bert Montague Donald Ford Hill Sunshine Quifit Club Eaton Columbia Town Hall Virginia Ross Oberlin Leigh

Yale Visit and Travel Prattle From New Haven Trip

New Haven on September eighteen brings a rambling diary of travel and campus impressions. The narrator recalls crossing through Litchfield Danbury and Yale glimpses, losing a watch, a flat tire, and a dining room moment at a station cafe as travel and college town atmosphere blend with casual humor.

New Haven Europe Europa Harry Silvey Tice Culomia Connecticut Litchfield Bethel Danbury Yale Aference Square Promaine

Local Socials Note on Miss Marian Crowell and Friends

Secretary Alexander of the state classical organization and many locals attended events. Mr and Mrs B M Crowell and daughter Marian toured Toronto Fair then visited Niagara Falls and Kenneth at Albion Pennsylvania. Mr and Mrs Robert Morgan and Sally Mae of Lodi were Sunday guests of Mr and Mrs Fred Phelps.

Alexander State Classical Organization B. M. Crowell Marian Niagara Falls Kenneth Albion Robert Morgan Sally Mae Lodi Fred Phelps

Nomadic Dreamer Passes Through New England Towns

A fragmented travelogue from 1933 recalls New England. The narrator describes Yale University and the Yale Bowl, hotel life, and street names with Puritanic charm. He muses on change, politics, and a carefree road trip, ending with peaceful wanderlust and mittens.

New England

Murray Ridge Social Notes and Welfare Meeting

Murray Ridge notes report Mr and Mrs Henry Haag and Mr and Mrs H Dellifield attending the World's Fair in Chicago. Fridenstein family visited Toledo. Chambers of River Road called on E W Eppley. Welfare group will meet with Mrs Arthur Pesley Tuesday afternoon to plan winter work and encourage community participation.

Murray Ridge Henry Haag H. Dellifield Chicago George Fridenstein Toledo FT. F. Chambers River Road E. W. Eppley Arthur Pesley League

Services Held at County Home

Regular bi monthly services were held at the County Home on Sunday afternoon with good attendance. The meeting was led by Rev. Amore, assisted by Mrs. Sherman and A Yost of Ely.

County Home Amore Sherman A. Yost of Ely

Lake Avenue Association Meeting Reminder

The Woman's Association of the Lake Avenue Community church will meet at Mrs. William Falldecker's home Stop 12 on Wednesday afternoon. All members urged to attend. Grange wolves meeting notes show North Elyria Grange with a good turnout and a future inspection program. Mr and Mrs George Cotton honored at Hickory Tree Grange Amherst for twenty five years of membership receiving a silver star. Russell and Robert Fox enroll at Western Reserve University in Cleveland.

Lake Avenue Woman's Association of the Lake Avenue Community William Falldecker Grange George Cotton Hickory Tree Grange Amherst Mr. Cotton Russell Robert Fox Western Reserve University Cleveland

Avon Parent Teacher Association Sets New Year Schedule

Avon Ohio September 18 The Avon Parent Teacher Association will meet at Avon High School next Tuesday September 19 and then on the third Tuesday of each month. Officers for sales year are Mrs E W Beidler president Henry Mehling vice president Mrs Harold Smith secretary Mrs Flora Moon treasurer A reception for the faculty will follow the business session a proposal to lower membership dues will be considered and officers will appoint committee chairmen Guests from Lakewood Fred B Wiggins will attend a musical program from Elyria was presented prayers were offered by Mrs Keifer C Palmer and Rev Amore Testimonials were heard afterward Mr and Mrs A J Derek visited Elyria Saturday evening.

Grange Wolds North Elyria Grange Frank Mason AVON Avon Parent Teacher Association E. W. Beidler Henry Mehling Harold Smith Flora Moon Fred B. Wiggins Lakewood

Murray Ridge PTA to Meet at School House Friday

The Murray Ridge Parent Teacher Association will hold their first meeting of the year at the school house Friday evening. Mrs Alfred DeChamps and son Aldrich returned to their Park Ridge Illinois home after visiting her sister and husband Mr and Mrs Arthur Neiding and her parents Mr and Mrs Ward Tolhurst. Mrs Neiding and mother Mrs Tolhurst accompanied Mrs DeChamp to her home for a short visit.

Murray Ridge Alfred DeChamps Aldrich Park Ridge Ill Arthur Neiding Ward Tolhurst Neiding Tolhurst

Speaker Knapp to Lecture on Life's Traffic Signals

John T. Knapp will speak on Life's Traffic Signals with Mrs. Knapp assisting, and will also perform a vocal solo. The 4 H Club, guided by Mrs. E. T. Evenson, will present a short program and exhibit their work.

John T. Knapp Knapp 4-H Club E. T. Evenson WII

New London Dedicates Flag and Steel Pole Ceremony

New London Chapter No 31 W R C and assisting groups dedicated the new flag and steel pole for the village. A march from the American Legion and W R C Halls to the park culminated with flag unfurling, a cannon salute, singing, and remarks by Kirk Blakeslee and Mayor Walter Broughton. The event closed with a benediction and patriotic drills by local performers. Grange officers conference followed with about forty county officers in New London Grange Hall discussing lyceum work and county cooperation.

New London American Legion W,r, C. Halls Jeff Wolfe Army Navy Kathleen Campbell Lawrence E. Broome Post Rochester W. R. GC. Hall Fifty Foot Kirk Blakeslee Walter G. Broughton G. L. Kettenring

County Grange meeting closes with praise for year’s work

In a county Grange session Deputy Master B C Muret and Master Bumson led a brief gathering. Miss Fernald praised the year’s Grange work across branches. Attendance declined while New London school data showed grade enrollment fell nine to 352 and high school rose forty to 342. Ira L Landes, supt., announced these figures.

Couney Bumson B.C. Muret Ema Misa Fernald New London Ira L. Landes

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