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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 01, 1936
Page
7
Garret Cassidy seeks a midnight meeting with Caroline Jay despite her mother's ban. Mrs. Jay, Avon Home superintendent, harbors hopes for Caroline with Henry Avon while tending frail residents and managing volatile residents like Pop Whistler and Miss Pfenniger.
The Carlisle Community Club met at the school Friday evening with Herc2i Bauer as accordion soloist and Mrs. Winnifrey Smith at the piano. Tables of bridge, pin games and Pedro were in play. refreshment service was provided. A General Committee meeting was set for Monday evening April 6 at William Rennie’s home in LaPorte.
Mrs Samuel Stevenson of East Avenue exhibited antique glass and china ware at the annual Hobby show held at the Elyra W C A on Friday and Saturday.
Howard McDaniels a truck line operator and his helper Bill Pickard assisted in administering relief in flooded Pittsburgh districts after the recent high water disaster.
Mr and Mrs George Boara hosted a dinner bridge Saturday evening at their home on Butternut Ridge Road. Sixteen guests attended and enjoyed a social evening with bridge games and refreshments.
A small evening gathering celebrated a birthday anniversary with music and cards. Guests attended from Elsha Lorain and Greenwich, marking a warm neighborhood event.
Mr and Mrs Walter Nevins hosted a family dinner at their Forty-Sinth residence while Oscar Thompson hosted a bridge luncheon for East Avenue friends. Clarton Smith of LaPorte entertained former brother-in-law guests and Ward Miller and family returned to Chicago after visiting. Elizabeth Chapman from Conservatory of Music stayed overnight with Otto B Chapman family. Robert Smith of Chestnut Ridge hosted HW Penfound Warland and Ardith Cay se, with William Rennie of LaPorte visiting.
Mr and Mrs Holtis Whitmore and Arthur Whitmore Jr and W of Amherst dine with P Bailer on East Avenue. Miss Kathryn McHenry visits her parents Mr and Mrs A Hen of Butternut. Mr and Mrs J Monroeville Michigan spend several days with Kenneth B Malone on Middle Avenue. W E Walker family relocate to Wise farm on Butternut Hide road. Mrs Thomas Kratt ill at a daughter’s Cleveland home. Mr and Mrs C M Johnson return from Florida to Le Porte. Mr and Mrs William Rennie host Carl Johnson and Belle Doane visitors in Elyria. Helen Craft from Cleveland visits Doane family on East River Road. Richard Smart and Dick Osborne of Ohio State University plan Easter at Overlin Road home.
Kipton Ohio March 31 After four decades in retail Charlies D Barless retires and sells the Kipton store The Bayless and Son Grocery history traces from 1895 partnership with Dr Pomeroy to the Douglass Block site and later the current Q H Bayless and Son Grocery family business continues until the 1925 death of Charles H Bayless senior.
A narrative piece describes Aunt Flossie Behan guiding her family through rough times in South Carolina. She adapts to farm labor cuts and federal programs, balancing income from odd jobs and her children’s needs as rural life shifts with changing economics. The text notes personal movements and local visits, including neighbors traveling to Mt. Rainier and Medina for family matters and health updates.
Mrs C H owan hosts the Ladies Aid Society at her home for dinner as Easter plans push meetings later. Hawke family updates include Robert Arthur returning from Berea Hospital with relatives visiting grandparents. Local voices note glee club appearances in Akron with Eaton residents in attendance. Several brief notices cover illnesses, visits, and moves across Eaton and nearby towns.
In a terse note, the presidency event titled Vincent MEEESEUMS Cancelled was abruptly called off amid unspecified reasons. No further details were provided about organizers or new dates.
Pomai reports a fundraising social at the church featuring a bridge session Friday evening. A supper followed, with attendees including Mrs. Jone Har and Mrs. Reese among others. The event supported the Progressive Class of the Sunday School and included multiple neighbors and families in attendance.
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