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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 10, 1933
Page
6
Harry Carino of Wellington earned second place at the amateur entertainer program held Friday night at the Capitol Theatre in Elyria. Carino delivered a humorous Rube monologue to the audience.
In Wellington the city forces faced depleted beer stocks as demand surged beyond available supply, leaving patrons awaiting replenishment and highlighting supply chain strain in the stronghold.
The Wellington Eagles secured the first license to sell the new legalized beer and the initial supply arrived Saturday.
Misses Margaret and Jeannette Warner entertained the Entre Nous Club at their home Friday evening. Three tables of bridge were in play and Miss Kathryn Murray claimed high honors for the night.
The Home Builders' class of the Methodist church sponsored a Friday evening Chop Suey supper that raised 13 for the class treasury. Over 80 guests attended, served by class members in oriental attire, with the church dining room transformed into a Chinese garden.
A group of young friends gathered at the Crawford home Saturday to celebrate Bobby Crawford’s eleventh birthday. Mrs. Crawford organized games and contests with prizes won by Frank Bradstock and Donald Brenner after the afternoon fun and birthday supper.
The event drew Buddy Fisher, Artie Jones, Raymond Clodwick, Frankie Bradstock, Norman Rogers, Jack Brothers, Donald and Harold Brenner, Teddie Jones, and the guest of honor.
Mrs. Robert Foster hosted Circle 3 of the Methodist Ladies Aid as they met Friday. They planned a June strawberry festival at the H. H. Keep home west of town and continued work on hooked rugs with fifteen members present.
The April Fool event sponsored by the Rebekah ladies featured misleading dance styles with waltzes labeled as square and fox-trots as waltzes. Despite the pranks, 65 couples enjoyed a pleasant evening and the door prize proved an April Fool package.
Mrs. Marjory Hauff of Ver Milion, former music teacher of Mrs. Hattie Baumgardner, attended the two piano recital by Baumgardner and Terva Hill Friday evening. Hauff is mother of Mrs. Warren Althaus. Harold Maudsley of Palm Beach, en route to Chicago, visited Wellington friends and had lunch with Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Powell along with Ray Coates.
Mrs Grace Hemphill presents an evening program for Grange members including a 15 character play The Family Album with vocal solos by Marguerite Hemphill and music by the Grange orchestra Refreshments will be served.
Mr and Mrs Paul Knapp of Elyria with the Hiram Knapp family gathered at Perry Knapp’s home on Sunday for a birthday dinner honoring Adelbert Knapp.
Tilda Ann Sorgen of Lima visits grandmother Mrs Ray Neville this week. The Penfield Boys quartet sang at the Congregational church yesterday. The Hi-Times game scheduled for Friday is postponed due to Good Friday. The Board of Education meets Tuesday and American Legion initiation is also set for Tuesday. Mr and Mrs A A Schaad of Wooster Mr and Mrs P C Whitmer and Mrs Will Pinnocks of West Salem were Sunday guests of Mr and Mrs William Jontz.
On April 10 Mrs L W Spiegelberg and daughter Irma entertained Welfare Group members on Elyria Townline Road. After the business meeting Bunco was played and refreshments served for attendees including Mrs Arthur Fessler, Mrs Elizabeth Grills, Mrs H M Tapper and guests from Murray Ridge and West Ridge. Mrs William Cook will host May 4.
Mr and Mrs E C Schubert attended Evangelistic Services at the Methodist Episcopal church in Elyria Friday evening.
Serious illness of Anna Haag of Wooster prompts daughter Mrs Andrew Beal of Waterbury Conn to travel to her bedside, with J H Delefield and Mrs Elizabeth Ernst informed.
Relatives report S H Mathias, ill at Cleveland Hospital for four weeks, has been moved to his Cleveland home and is much improved.
Mrs. Fred Vietzen and son Wil son of West Ridge visited Mrs. J. H. Delefield on Friday. Edward Dute returned to Cleveland after a visit with sisters Kathryn and Lydia Dute. Mrs. J. H. Delefield visited Mrs. Adam Schroeder in Amherst Friday afternoon. Mrs. E. C. Schubert called on Rev. and Mrs. S. H. Amore on Edison Highway Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. L. W. Spiegelberg and daughter Irma visited C. J. and Mrs. Smith of Edison Highway Wednesday evening. Mr. and Mrs. August Lange of Kipton visited Mr. and Mrs. Valentine Cook Wednesday. Centenarians Celebrated in Searsport Maine on UP wire two childhood friends aged 99 and 93 helped Mrs. Mary A. Burgess celebrate her 100th birthday.
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