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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Sep 19, 1931

Page

8

Broadway Bride By Ethelda Bedford Chapter 40

Natalie Dunley travels with Alyn Brady as the Berrow estate gathering ends at twilight. Bill Thorn intrudes and questions their marriage while Natalie struggles with Alyn’s self restraint and growing affection. The scene tightens on social tension, jealousy, and the looming question of their bond.

Ethelda: Bedford Central Press Association Wet Alyn Natalie Berrow Natalie Dunley Alyn Brady Carn Ani Alyse

West Ridge Women Meet and Local Social Highlights

West Ridge circular notes the West Ridge WCTU gathering on September 14 with Mrs J H Colefield and Mrs E C Shubert hosting and Mrb W C Porter as program chair. Other items cover guests Anna Trumacher and Lena Adams visiting, H M Tapper family trip to Washington D C, Etta Brown visiting Elyria, Beatrice Burrer staying with aunt Clar ence Pierce, and school news about postponed Parent-Teachers meeting and county fair attendance. Farmers busy storing crops as drought affects yields. Elmer Long party attends National Air Races in Cleveland.

Woc. T. U West Ridge J. H. Colefield Townline Roads E C. Shubert Womens Christian Temperance Union W. C. Porter Oberin Road Anna Trumacher New York City Lena Adams Jackson Michigan Henry Shawnee Elmer Long Paulina Robert Albert Beasa Elyria Cleveland Misa Beatrice Burrer

Elyria social notes and funeral attendance report

Guest of her sister Mrs Carl Spra gun of Elyia attended the county fair after noon. Charles Kefenning funeral held at his late residence in Elyria. Mrs Elmer Long and daughter attended the funeral of her cousin Mrs Reid Biges of Penfield. Football game attendance at the stadium in Elyria by several local families. Mrs Albert Ehlke and son Georgs visited Mrs Itta Brown along with Irving Ehlke and children Jack and June. Margaret Toth spent Sunday with her parents Mr and Mrs Charles Toth.

Carl Spragun Hlyia Henry Shauver Charles Kefenning Inlyria Elmer Long Albert Beene Elyria Reid Biges Penfield Thursoay E. G. Long Huntington Footall Carl Fowl Kenneth Patricia Ann P. G. Miller Betty Jack Davis Albert Ehlke Georgs Litta Brown Irving Ehlke Jack June Brown Margaret Toth Charles Toth Michigan Alegra Smith Wheeling W. Va W. L. Smith Howard Ringler Cleveland C. J. Botts M. E. Perkins Frances Lorain County R. L C. E. Grissinger Cleveand Merle Grissinger Linwood Park Lake Erie E. Hackett Watton Cliff Young Adario Dick Miller Clarence Stout Greenwich Hareley Stout Vivian Shelby G. M. Hibbard Minnie Belfour J Detroit John Hoag Helen Grissinger Eleanor Brown St. Paul Minn S E. Merrill Chas. Gill Chas. Lampen Herbert Lampen R O. Gill Pittsfield Merton Merrill T. M. Sell Berlin Heights Brighton Jesse Burge Virgil Burge Martha Burrows Otis Burge Florence Burge Donald Day Home Chas. Murrey Wellington Zella Johnson E. H. Butson Clark Ewell Butson Ella Hardy Pearl Burnley Clarksfield Emma Metsger Elmer Valley City Ohio

Kipton Attends Milk Meeting and Local Shipper Group

Kipton residents G A Brumler and L Neal attended a milk meeting in LaGrange. A Camden Henrietta Pitts field milk shipper group will organize at Oberlin Grange hall on Monday Sept 21. Various community notices follow about farm clubs and social events across Lorain County including missionary society elections and visits from relatives and neighbors.

Kiptoon G. A. Brumler L. Neal LaGrange Oberlin Grange Hall Camden-Henrietta-Pittsfield Russia Carlisle

Local residents visit and school hires noted in report

Mrs Ella Holden and family of Birmingham visit the Georges Becker and H B Cook households while Alvin Cook party from Bellevue and Jack Cook of Oberlin also spend time with locals. Elyria and Cleveland trips, ministerial meeting coverage, and Camden township schools reopening with three new teachers and a full high school staff are recorded.

Ella Holden Birmingham Alvin Cook Bellevue George Becker Jack Cook Oberlin H. B Cook Eph Kemp Elyria Edward Cock Cleveland Wm. Geist Marjorie Bayless New Highee W. J. Taylor J. H. Calkins W. W. Calkins Esther Max Calkins Marilyn Joan Western Reserve Hospital W. H. Schweinfurth Hebrew Association New London Baptist Church Camden Township Croyle Rockford Heinan Bettsville Schubert Pittsfield Ruth Kelly Rho Mellor Nettie Wood P. E. Harding

Sheffield Council Meeting Approves Park Bond and Cemetery Work

Sheffield Lake Village Council met Tuesday evening with two absences delaying a final reading on a right of rate ordinance. A Garfield Cemetery extension on North Ridge was completed and bonds totaling 48 dollars were sold to fund the village park on Colorado Road. Elyria Fair attendance caused local schools to close for the day. Buckeye Sewers 4-H Club showed clothing displays with several prizes. Maybelle Heidendorf was missing due to illness.

Sheffield Shefield Lake Mayoe Hosford Garfield Cemetery North Ridge Colorado Road Gulf Road The Buckeye Sewers Tals Eleanor Smith Leonard Haglund Minx Maybelle Heidendorf

Miscellaneous Quiz Notes and Ancestral Dates

The item presents quirky trivia and language notes from R J Scott including questions about Liechtenstein the Panama Canal and wording preferences. It mentions an anniversary on this date in 1777 the Battle of Bemis Heights and lists a horoscope dated Sept 27 1911 with a Pasadena reference and a person born on this day.

Bemis Heights Saratoga Austria Switzerland Rogers New York Pasadena

Mayberry Vandemark Family Reunion in New London Ohio

New London Ohio hosts the third annual Mayberry Vandemark family reunion at Van Wert fairgrounds with 300 guests from several states including Florida and Iowa. Officers elected include Jess Vandemark president Reed Mayberry vice president and Velma Davis secretary. Radio stars from WOIU Columbus perform and the next gathering is set for September 1922 at Van Wert fairgrounds.

New London Harles Mayberry Richard Hatcher Cleveland van Wert Ohio Mayberry-Vandemark van Wert Fairgrounds Florida Iowa Jess Vandemark Baughmaville Reed Mayberry Columbus Velma Davis Sith Bend Ind WOIU

Vincent Briefs Vincent Sept 19 and related events

Mrs stark and Luella of Cleveland head to winter Florida after visiting J H Stoughton. Victor Myers and kids dined with Harvey Stoughton family. Frankie Reese visited Edna MacLowell and Mrs Penrod. Laurabell Stoughton visited Mary Westcott. Arnold Keller left for Morgantown WV. Farewell for Miss Margaret Dodd with 18 guests. she and mother to Crestline and Columbus. Alma Ackerman’s 15th birthday party hosted by Florence Reese and Beriatt Westcott. Joe Camera group fish fry at Cook home. 4-H club and local social notes. Markley PTA opened Sept 15 with 30 adults present and decisions on Dayton Congress.

Vincent Stark Luella Cleveland J. H. Stoughton Rockledge Fla Victor Myers Fay Donald Stanley Harvey Stoughton Elyria Frankie Reese Edna MacLowell Penrod Kilyra Laurabell Stoughton Mary Westcott Louis Keller Ruth Alice Helen Arnold J. J. Heckel Arnold Kellereft Morgantown West Virginia Margaret Dodd 4-H Club Miss Dodd Keisler Crestline Columbus Ohio Familly John Reese Oberlin Road PL. Chambers J. G. Morris and Son J. G. Morris Alice Malin Scott Florence Reese Biarriett Westcott Alma Ackerman Chris Ackerman Alma Markley P. T. A Markley schooarent-Teacher Association M. Westcott Caroline Herchler C Senning Congress of Parent and Teachers Dayton

Brighton Ladies Aid meets and local social notes

The Brighton Methodist Ladies Aid met at Mrs. George Greene’s home with twelve present, refreshments served, social hour enjoyed. Nearby visits included the Burges and Burrows families from Brighton and Greenwich relatives, Elyria trip for Mrs. Butson and Mrs. Brown, school closure due to Elyria fair, and local seeings by Murray Day and Day family, with various guests in Kipton and Valley City.

Ladies' Aid Brighton Ladies’ Aid Society the Methodist Church George Greene

Local social notes from Birmingham and area

Sept 19 Birmingham notes list Mrs Charley Dullmatter visiting Wakeman and Mrs J D Parker, J J Mettale from Cleveland visiting Mrs J J Stoller, H Bechtel duo visiting Amherst and Lorain, Nelson Lawrence visiting Terryvale, Werner Swonger of Berlin Heights visiting his parents, Rev George T Hanna of Oberlin stopped by, plus a Provocative adage about men and women and motives.

Birmingham Charley Dullmatter Wakeman J. D Parker J. J. Mettale Cleveland J J. Stoller H. © — Bechtel Amherst Lorain Nelson Lawrence Terryvale Werner Swonger Berlin Heights Jacob Swonger George T. Hanna Oberlin

County Sheriff and Deputies at Lorain Court House

An description of the Lorain County Sheriff Clarence E. Adams and his twelve deputies outlines duties from serving warrants and transporting prisoners to Columbus for execution, to overseeing foreclosures, property sales, and jail care. Chief deputy Clarence W. Dick and a night patrol squad perform specialized tasks, with deputies on duty around the clock. The passage notes duties related to summons, writs, and monitoring traffic and potential violators, reflecting a broad county law enforcement role.

Sherif Clarence E. Adams Lorain County Court House Columbus County Court House Clarence W. Dick C. E. Adams Common Pleas Court Court of Appeals Court of the Justices of Peace

Night patrol duty unfolds in city crime crackdown

Officials vow to investigate all automobile accidents and assist the county coroner in inquiries into mysterious deaths. The officers emphasize their duty to oversee night patrols and enforce warrants, aiming to curb criminal activity and ensure public safety.

Town Line Notes From Sept 18 Socials and Travel

Miss Carolyn Spiegelberg of land spent the weekend with relatives here. Mr and Mrs John Peters Cleveland were guests of Mr and Mrs George Kerne Sunday. Mr and Mrs Clarence Achubaee and Andrew Schubert visited relatives in Elyria Sunday evening. Mr and Mrs Fred Schuster and Mrs Phillipena Schubert of Wis ra called on B C Schubert and family Friday evening. In Sierra Leone grows a cream fruit tree whose fruit tastes like cream.

Townline Road Carolyn Spiegelberg Land John Peters Cleveland George Kerne Clarence Achubaee Andrew Schubert Relectives Elyria Fred Schuster Phillipena Schubert Wis Ra B. C. Schubert

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Cours Bill Bil Bull Europe Bill Thornid Alan Bill Thorn Jersey Natalia Harvard Labve Brady Sha Washington, D. C H. M. Tapper Sarah Washington, D.C Etta Brown Lydia Sutff Harvey Brown Jueusere Beatrice Burrer Clarence Pierce F. M Sponseller Elyria Savings & Trust Kipton Farm Woman’s Club Mary Becker Thie Brookesda R. J. Scott Iechtenstein Panama Canal Tior Lipper Aurora LA Tome Central Press Mor Ws Roland Morris E. O. Sprague Miss Goodman Luthel DeVore Joe Camera John Cook Liberty Street Opp. Telephone Co Vermilion Sierra Leone Elyria Savings Bank Masonic Temple Broad Street Roth Tailoring Shop the Lee Whitney Co Near East Ava Colgan Motor Sales Studebaker Broad St Ridge Hill Memorial Park Perpetual Care Ridge Road Obestin Ave Township Live Read Kiyria
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