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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 18, 1934
Page
4
Ohio probate notice lists estates and schedules of debts filed, summons residents and surviving spouses, hear inventories May 1. Executors Kellipest Reinstein and others named for various estates, with related notices of hearing and widow's allowances, city's sewer improvement section cited.
Walter Anderson aged 19 fell 36 feet while painting the roof on Fork Drive, Wellington. He suffered a badly wrenched ankle and minor bruises, was taken to Falls Clinic for examination, then moved to his grandparents’ home on Herrick avenue.
Dr. F J Phillips former Orville councilman will visit Wellington Wednesday to address the public about financing an outdoor swimming pool through FERA funds. Mayor Lehman chairs the session at 7 30 PM in the Mayor's Courtroom urging organized and public attendance. Paul Powell former Waterloo owner accompanies Dr Phillips. Wanda Davis Sharon Center visits Wellington. local residents and weddings noted in town.
Sunday visitors gathered across Cleveland and nearby towns including Mr and Mrs Harry Hafemeister and daughters Mrs Adeline Hatfield Mr and Mrs K B Norris Mr and Mrs the DD Stewart and daughter Mr and Mrs C A Bloom and Mr and Mrs Robert Mitts all of Cleveland Rev J L McQueen preached in Steubenville at loyalty Methodist service with Jerome Shiltz presiding during Rev BE Shiltz absence at Elyria annual conference Rev Shiltz also spoke at the United Presbyterian church of tiloria. Additional guests included Mr and Mrs RR ON Bennett of Lakewood and Mr and Mrs James Barr of Cleveland visiting Dr and Mrs F W Falls and daughter Marjory. Mrs R B Pack and Miss Laura Move r suffered injuries from a rear tire blowout and were treated. Mr and Mrs Charles Franke of Bowling Green visited Ellen Scher and daughter Blanch. Miss Wilda Abbott will study violin in Cleveland this fall under Charles Roehlik and cello under Prof Alvin Khreusslien. Further visits noted included Mr and Mrs Phil Miller Miss Blanche Scher and Mr and Mrs Charles Franks at Ellen Grimees home and Elvira with Judge and Mrs Bert Gott spending weekend at Witlwango.
A midweek service will be held Wednesday evening at pom to mark the end of a life set for Paul. Dr Revarl will speak on The Tenderness of Paul. The Needlework Department schedules a meeting Thursday at Mrs Addie Hemenwas Bennett street. The meeting shifts to Thursday to avoid the Supper conflict. Monte Carlo rides attract about 1.5 million visitors yearly. Americans keep the quirky English 17th century decorated salads tradition.
Avon Lake hosts the first annual high school tennis tournament with twelve players in the frame. First round matches set this week on school courts. Also reported are school bus inspections by the state patrol, local moves to Cleveland, and Sunday baseball results between Avon Lake and West Shore plus a parade of area residents visiting and being visited in town.
Principal J L Oppelt announces office attendants for the first quarter. Eligible students are those with last year’s average grade of 90. Named are Dorls Reynolds Janet Hoben Eileen Higgins Esther Spaetsel June Snyder Elizabeth Worwedel Agnes Dreschel Edward Redding Ld Kvyach Bert Weidenkopf Bob Powel and Bob Deasy enroll 197 pupils this year a slight decrease from last year.
Forty members of the Weling ton High School Band will present a concert at the Avon Lake Parent Teachers Association meeting tonight in the High School auditorium. Music director Haedstrom leads the program. Officers elected last year will be installed including vice president Mrs. Alheart Walker and treasurer Mrs. Fach Auichietseny.
Miss Nina Dunning hosted an Afternoon club luncheon at her home on Thursday afternoon at one oclock. Guests included Miss Helen Deass, Mrs. BR. Chapman, and Mrs. Robert Groll. Prizes were awarded to Mrs. Leo Hii, Mrs. James Deasy, and Mrs. William Fagel, with Mrs. Deasy receiving the special prize. In one week Mrs. William Hinz will be hostess.
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