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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Apr 13, 1933

Page

4

Sue Allard Helps Philip Plan Club Visit

Sue Allard, a hotel operator, agrees to aid Philip Gerard in his plan to infiltrate a Minty Doran run merit club in the sixties district. He seeks evidence against the crime boss while she poses as a writer collecting atmosphere for a story. The two arrange a Thursday night club visit to gather information and possibly confront danger in pursuit of justice.

Sue Allard New York Philp Gerard Philip Merie Morris Sue Merle Beckwith Faust Christine Worden Meriqg Pierre Mrs. Parmely Anna Grace Annabel Pinky Frevis the &Tory Ming Allard Alice Bill Pinky Miss Allard Pep Beckwith Wardens Boston Sashe Phil Minty Doran Merit Club Mintys Gang Bsg Beck Judge Morris M Sun Philip Taikes Bower Tonneau

Local Social Roundup From Medina and Surrounds

Daily notes detail Medina residents and visitors including extended family gatherings for Mr. Elder’s birthday. Birth announcements report a Harry Bruce Kuder born at Akron City Hospital to Alen Kuder and wife. The column lists numerous arrivals, visits, and small-town happenings across Medina, Vermilion, and nearby towns.

Mallet Creek J. F. Elder Oscar Elder William Elder Lucille Virgina Evelyn Devell Effie Yates Medina Chester Elder Elder Alen Kuder Habs Bor Akron City Hospital Harry Bruce Prang Eastwood Helen C. Parker Findlay Lorvzin Floyd Valley City Henry Essig Chatham Wm. Sehmid Tom Colden Bay Garrett M. E. Huffman Elyria

Easter services announced at Spencer churches

Spencer April church notices report Easter Sunday services at Spencer Baptist, Lutheran, and Methodist churches. Local residents visit relatives, with gatherings and social events noted at homes and area towns. A hospital patient, appendicitis recovery, and society meeting details are included along with several travel and visit updates.

Pythian Sisters Card Party Draws Large Attendance

A large crowd attended the Pythian Sisters card party with eleven tables in play. Winners were Mrs Clair Miller high and Orville Long high second. Consolations went to Mrs Myron Bradley and Earl Friend. Sunday visits and local social events are noted across Findlay area communities.

Pythian Sisters Clair Miller Orville Long Myron Bradley Earl Friend

Sabbath Service and Epworth League Events at Spencer

Sabbath shop note lists ten oclock service with Mr Wao and Vessner as superintendent, music by a signal orchestra, combined services with the Lescon hour, children programs, flower exercises, special music, and a sunrise mayor service. Epworth League hosts breakfast at seven under league auspices. public invited.

Spencer ¢ Hurch Wao Vessner Accessor Aages Chars Sennal Orchestra Lescon Jwuctar Epwor Sun- Rise League Epworth League

Easter Cantata and parish activities announced

Miss Agnes Strong leads devotional hour at six with evening services at seven thirty. The Easter Cantata The First Easter directed by Mrs Garwood. Easter messages by the choir. Choir rehearsal Tuesday at seven thirty. Boys club meets Friday at seven thirty in church basement rooms.

Agnes Strong Mr. Brandt Ridreyille Kenneth Lang Norman VanKamp Taya Mis Enes Tv Llovd Onfmcea Tyr Ely- Ma Ciris Golden Gate Dyer Sweet Mrs. Sweet Nere

Mr Halliwell Dies at Home Near Mallet Creek

Rinaldo Halliwell died at his home west of Mallet Creek early Saturday, in his sixtieth year, after a winter illness. Funeral services were held Monday at Waite Funeral Home with Rev. H. T. Ficken presiding and burial in Medina’s Sarine Grove Cemetery. He is survived by his wife Anna Brogan Halliwell. there were no children.

Town Hall Charles Phiester Cleveland Frank Fuller Ray Egin Son Blake Elyria Sunda Liosd Lechleitner Alice Hendricks Chases Touhy Norwalk Derr Bosman Ava. Bowman Lod Cratea Bowman Long View Hospital C.sennar Chifford Clarg Woods Mo Jim Roan Fremon Bue Theodore van Herbert Rueprs Frailey Warr Gallatin Rachel Bachetvior Daughtar George Gar Frida Claude Wajayee Quade Piaren Vinny Mr. Ard Mette Near Wood Spencer Frerd Rinaldo Halliwell Mallet Creek Halliwell Waite Funeral Home H. T. Ficken Matooleum Sarine Grove Cemtery Medina Anna Brogan Halliwell

Girls 4-H Club Meets for First Year Session

The York Sunny Maids 4-H Club met at Mrs Wilda Alexander's home for the first meeting of the year with 19 girls present and 7 more signed up. Mrs Alexander will lead sewing, Eleanor Bohley will head cooking, and Mr McIntosh, the county leader, spoke to the group.

York Wilda Alexander Goldie Cooper Marjory Baker Fern Stevens

Local Club Elects Officers at June Meeting

New members Riiney Rohler Juha Bahte Marine Gwendola Marie Ciarberiaig Yeoler Denis Few Mildred Ritha Canfield Dora Margaret Netheton Beulah McConell Caroline Moore attended the session. Officers elected: President Jala Rohley Vice President Violet Few Secretary Treasurer Coraline Moore Social Reader Beulah MecCowell News Reporter Mildred Canfield. Next gathering set for June in Sunday School rooms.

Riiney Rohler Juha Bahte Marine Gwendola Marie Ciarberiaig Yeoler Denis Few Mildred Ritha Canfield Dora Margaret Netheton Beulah McConell Caroline Moore

Queen of May Charm Chooses Campus Leader

Student selection highlights a campus queen candidate active in the College Music Club and Phi Beta Kappa. She serves as president of the senior class and is a member of Kappa Delta.

E. Gies Senor Cass College Music Club Phi Beta Kappa Kappa Delta Ee College of Duke Sessity Durham Dorothy Newsom Dorothy

Community Notes and Social Visits Across Town

The Wear division of the Ladies Aid Society plans a pot luck lunch in the sorcery room on Thursday. Local residents report visits between families in Oberlin Oberview Cleveland Lakewood and Birmingham. Miss Joyce Palmer from Lakewood spent a few days with her aunt and uncle. Mrs. Detwiller learns of relatives traveling from Florida. The community mourns the death of Mrs Hampker of Butternut Ridge, buried at Pease Funeral Home in Doves with Rev Konntzy officiating. WCTU chapter meets in LaPorte Wednesday. The 4-C14 group schedules a spring meeting next week. Stockholders gathered in Farrn Wednesday. Needing and Batnnijdee attend.

Joyce Palmer Lakewood A J. Hulae Kenneth Lenz Haute Swatler Cleveland Detwiller Sista Florida George Lane J F. Kent Oberview Hampker Butternut Rider Fair View Hospital Pease Doves Spras Tipn W.C. T Nna Farrn Wednesdad Fferent

London Issues 140427 Auto Licenses for 1933

London reports 140,427 motor vehicle licenses issued in 1933, up 3,479 from 1932. The gain reflects a continuing rise in automobile ownership and registration activity across the city.

London

South Ridge South Ridge Serviess at the city

Notes from a church or school gathering listing services and speakers. Mentions Rev Rot Wealinur of LaG arte and Fuster message with references to Newton Bas and the Blue side. Indicates ongoing programs and attendance of students from Sandis school and others.

South Ridge Ciy Wacom

Grange Meeting Attended by Knittles at Hika Chapter

Ma and Mes George Knittle and Marion Knittle attended a meeting of the Hika Tree Grange in Amuersr.

George Knittle Marion Knitt'e Tree Grange Amuersr

Local Social Notes Highlight Cleveland Wedding and Lorain Visit

Mrs Clyde VaeBeth attended a wedding gift to Miss Geneva Tike in Cleveland Saturday evening. Mrs Franc Laraway spent Wednesday with Mrs E Welch in Lorain. Herman Eckenfels is seriously ill at his home. Mrs Earl Dean attended the funeral service in Ethie Tuesday.

Clyde VaeBeth Geneva Tike Cleveland Franc Laraway E. Welch Lorain Herman Eckenfels Earl Dean Pineral Ec Ethie

4 H Club Meeting Minutes Adopts By Laws

The 4 H club met at the senior home Friday evening with president Caveree Schroeder presiding. They adopted bylaws and conducted the regular business row.

4-HLUB Tne Boos T-H Club Sedienl House Caveree Schroeder Toe

Ramblings With The Flowers By Mrs C F Ensign

Ramblings on the Christmas cactus as a prized house plant. It explains its misnamed cactus status, epiphytic growth, and value as a bright winter bloom. The piece notes its preference for cool rooms near a sunny window and for air circulation in modern heated homes.

Social hour and May meeting plans noted

The group held a social hour with entertainment led by Kelvin Schroeder. Eleven members attended. The next meeting is scheduled for the first Friday evening in May.

Kelvin Schroeder Pevt

The Christmas Rose Tale From Alsatian Folklore

The Alsatian mountaineers recount the Christmas Rose legend tied to Adam and Eve and Christ’s birth. The flower, Jack Hoellebors, dark foliage and snow hardy, arrived in southern Europe then England, prized for bloom and hardiness in cold climates.

Christ Manger Bethlehem Jack Hoellebors Famaus Se Europe England New York Ohio

Legislator backs free fishing license for women in Kansas

Rep. Blythe of Kansas pushes to amend a fish and game bill to strike a provision requiring women to pay 1D for a fishing license. Opponents note many relatives are avid fishers. The measure aims to let women angle without license fees.

Peka Kansarp Jo. Blythe Kansas Birthe

Fashions Change From This Day and Are Never Lasting

A fragment notes fashion changes over time with the idea that styles evolve and do not endure, reflecting常 worn trends and shifting tastes.

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