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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 04, 1934
Page
7
The column lists musical acts and community happenings including names like Vic, Sade, the Merry Macs, Reed Kennedy, ABRguTCe noted, and a long Easter gathering hosted by Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Jordan for 44 attendees. Out-of-town visitors include Mrs. Smith of Oberlin and others from Wellington Elyria and Sheffield Lake.
Tiggie returns to Viola as Spot confirms her resolve and hints she needs him. He confronts his brother in law, then finds peace in Viola’s room. Later Harvey unveils a dawn painting that captures Tiggie’s sacrifice and signals his own leaving for a new life with Janet.
The Elyria school census will be conducted again this year by Parent-Teacher Association workers under the supervision of C. M. Williams, the attendance officer. Board members chose to have the PTA handle it, noting the census is required by law and must occur every May. Each name earns two and a half cents for a PTA fund used for school purposes.
Walter Winchell author of Broadway Through a KKoyhole headlines the Dreamland Theatre today and tomorrow with Constance Cummings and Muss Columbo leading the cast in a musical film about tight club life.
Istanbul dispatch reports Samuel Insull, despondent and embattled, seeking $10,000 from London lawyers while facing extradition. He arrived with a fortune depleted to ten Turkish pounds, with authorities ready to hand him to U.S. agents. Mme Zehra Couyoumdjoglou attempted to assist, traveling from Roumania toward Athens, but found doors barred. Continuous political pressure and press reports from Athens quote Insull’s plaintive plea: God pity me. All is up. Nothing can save me.
Mrs Earl Helden hosted a gathering for 12 relatives and friends in Pittsfield on April 4 to honor Miss Amy Bradstock ahead of her marriage to Henry Sheffield. Guests opened and admired a basket of gifts, then enjoyed jello cake and coffee. Also notes of Easter cantata attendance and a Ladies' Sn mat meeting with 36 attendees.
All district students completed the nina wv tests last Wednesday and Thursday. Nurse Charity Raerrod visited the schools on those days to administer and supervise testing.
Lagrange reports Melvin Haliwhil has returned home after a hospital stay at Memorial Hospital last week for medical treatment.
Mrs Flora Foster visited the Buswalls. Mrs Bessie Rumsey returns from Florida. Miss Ruth Rockwood resumes lab work at Oberlin College. Mrs Hazel Myers visits from Florida with daughter Naomi. Elyria visitors include Percy Root. Ruth Adams guests of the Giles. Miss Emily Buckingham hosts Wellington Maids. Hazel Miner and Pauline Reeha to Cleveland and Berea. Mrs Eiden Freeman hosts sister from Cleveland. New autos bought by Rowlands Kolinski Runals. Prof and Dr Hoover guests of Rev McAlpine. Hoover preached. Sage and Andrew with Elyria Drum and Bugle Corps to Mansfield. Mrs Freeman Hastings recovering at Memorial Hospital. Mrs Norma Bruce and son from Cleveland stay with Hastings. Mrs G W Robbins returns from visit to Loomis. Workers' Conference ME church to meet Apr 6 at Mrs Erwin Adams. Neil Carmen visiting relatives in Columbus. Opfer family hosts Whitneys from Wellington. Mrs Dorothy Scott of Cleveland visits Knowles. Mrs Julia Richmond and W B Richmond with Dorr Billings visit Breckenridge. Sunrise service by the Gr eaners at Methodist church Easter morning. Easter Cantata by Tenl and La Grange combined chorus at Penheld church Palm Sunday, Robert Burns assists. Old Glory Grange to meet Apr 2 with a wedding surprise feature. Miscellaneous bridal shower planned. Pwllheli is the Welsh town mentioned.
Spenc er Spencer April 3 Miss Jan a Moore visits Akron with aunt and uncle F L Moore. Howard Dill of Huntington bugs in with Karl Weldrick. Mrs Charles MacLaren and Gloria visit Elyria. Fidelity Sunday School post poned due to scarlet fever. Maria Scheffler ill at River Corners. Verna Aukerman substituted for Phillis Fuller at Lodi. Phillis recovering from scarlet fever. Vanderholf in Cleveland to care for ill sister. Easter visitors to Wellington with Nichols. Cotta Hine visiting Litchfield. Ruth Elaine Bates ill with measles. Orville Sooy visits Elyria. Emma Sooy in hospital care. Large group visit Frank Miller home. Lenard Clement reports birth of daughter. Allen Myers and Albert Archer visitors. Gertrude Carey in Cleveland. Mary Redman returns from Ashland. Paul Nichols and Wellington visit Nichols family. Howard McCourt announces birth of daughter.
Six popular comedians are seen in Six of a Kind at the Capitol Theatre tomorrow and Friday. They are Charlie Ruggles, Mary Boland, W C Fields, Alison Skip worth, George Buros and Gracie Allen.
Officials of 600 Ohio foundries were invited to a district meeting of the American Foundrymen Association in Columbus Thursday and Friday. Metullurgy and foundry experts will speak. The meeting is the first of its kind here.
Frances Alleene and Mrs Etta Nickerson of Litchfield visit Mrs McCourt and daughter. Bertha Carey and Harold Foote of Cleveland stay as guests of Ina Carey and family. Mrs Kelley of Lorain visits indefinitely with Mr and Mrs Albert Archer.
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