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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 13, 1935
Page
7
A set of barber tools and toiletries valued at about $20 were recovered yesterday beneath a west side railroad bridge after a transient reported the theft to police. Officers later returned the items to Carpenter's Beauty Shoppe.
McArthur Ohio will see its first talking picture as Vinton County’s county seat prepares to screen it soon. The county covers a large area with a small population and currently has no moving picture theatres.
Grafton briefs note April 12 tea party for the Women's Missionary Society at Mrs P. L. W. Rezere home with a good program. Death letter for Ras W Fintes of Cleveland from C. B. Fintes. funeral at Congregational church Strongsville. Several local visits include Mr and Mrs C. F. Lehman in Cleveland and Alfred Beesing of Eliva calling on J. J. Beesing. Master Richard Sans visits with aunt Mrs Leo Rosles in Penfield and stays with his father through Tuesday.
CHICAGO April 12. Three teen colleges were dropped from the accredited list of the North Central Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools on the board of review recommendation. Institutions lost credited status include Ashland College Ashland Over-expansion and other shortcomings Fenn College Cleveland O unsatisfactory records Fox River State College Montgomery W Va inadequate financial support West Liberty State Teachers College West Liberty W Va lack of faculty and financial support Wilberforce University Wilberforce O organization for administration unsatisfactory Universities and colleges given accredited places subject to inspections by the board of review included Xavier University Cincinnati
The column lists numerous visits among residents from Cleveland Elyria and Lakewood including Mr and Mrs Clas ton Sooy Mrs H Emerson and Louise of Cleveland guesting Mrs A B Pfeiffer and others. Notable items include the 18 month old Lane Bell ill with pleuro pneumonia and Mrs P H Rogers E R Haines and R Lang visiting Columbus to tour the Girls Industrial Home and the Deaf Home.
Mrs Donna Rust celebrated her birthday anniversary with a Sunday dinner at her home. Guests included Mr and Mrs Ralph Hoffman and son Allen of Rocky River Mr and Mrs Harold Kelly of Cleveland Mr and Mrs Glenn Rogers and children Patsy and Shirley of Elyria Rep and Mrs P H Rogers Miss Lois Rogers Erne Lamb and the hostesses. George Line of Elyria visited in the afternoon. Rep P H Rogers returned to Columbus Sunday afternoon.
The M. E. Sunday school Lux ally class held its annual guest night on Tuesday evening April 2 with seventy attendees. A sumptuous dinner featured yellow and green decor and snapdragon bouquets. Mrs Edna Taylor acted as toast mistress and officers spoke, followed by Rev F E R Haines address and an auditorium program including The Awkward Maid featuring Blanche Edwards Susan Cragin and Irma Guyeska and guitar duets by Samuel Tremath and Zemo Tarnozski.
Mrs Donna Rust, Mrs E R Haines and Mrs PL HW Rozers were mint hostesses at a dimin ut tea, sponsored by the Rel an Community Circle, at the home of the farmer van Tuesday afternoon Contests and a servat ure were enjoyed and a delici ous buffer luncheon with appoint ment S in vellow and gresq aas served up the following TROT. fear precert, Mra. Pauline foar, Mrs. rere Mrere, Mre Car neeht, TS. Bernice Prosser, Mra r. J. ee mean, Mre, Ww E Raker, Mire Ruth Ruder, tre Lucie Bartett, Mre Merle Brunson, Mrs ae Hittin, Mre Toacht Ressing tr, Mrs. Neihe Lehman Mire. FOE eohisiee Mrs Irma Wese, Mre
Esther Pfeiffer, Mrs Clair Miller, Mrs Nima Guseska, Mrs Marie Zacharias, Mrs H B Belden, Phy lis Haines and James Ruder are named among the hostesses for the event. The roster highlights community figures assisting with arrangements.
Mrs Josephine Chamberlain entertained eleven girls for Rosemarys seventh birthday at their home on Wednesday afternoon April 10 A pretty green and white table held a birthday cake with green candles as centerpiece Refreshments followed and Rosemary received several nice gifts The guests included Ellen Knechtges Joyce Bucholtz June McClintock Phyllis Haines Mary Louise Edwards Devona Myers Gloria Lawson Nelda Lawson Vivian Bartlett Donna Carnel and Jeanette Eberhart.
Rev. E R. Haines begins a series of meetings at the local M. E. church on Monday evening April 15 with Rev. Vernon Wagner District Supt. preaching. Tuesday features Rev. Grafton of Cleveland and Wednesday City Mission in charge with Rev Bates of Medina Thursday, and Rev Haines Friday. Communion service scheduled Friday 2 to 3 pm. Special music by Mr. Wainwright of Medina, Miss Edith Steiner of Belden, and Temple Quartet of Elyria.
Rev. E R Haines called on the sick at the Elvira Clinic Wednesday. Edith Reichard moved from the Clinic to her brother Russell Reichard's home with wife and is convalescing. Mrs Carl Mole also moved to her home and is recovering. Mars Davidson and Mrs Henry Barth improving. Mr and Mrs M Dietrich and Irvin Meilander of Berea visited Tuesday afternoon with Mr and Mrs Roy Lang.
Avon April 13. The Sixteen Club was entertained by Misses Rachel and Helen Peak on Center Road. Prizes in card contests went to Mrs. Robert Barr and Gus Jensen. A late lunch followed. The club plans to meet in two weeks at the home of Mr. and Mrs. G. T. Jensen.
Mr and Mrs W E Blake opened their home to members of the Five Hundred Club on Thursday. At the conclusion prizes were awarded to Mrs Harold Smith. Carl Schafer, Mr and Mrs Ed Stary Lunchwaq served. The next meeting will be at the home of Mr and Mrs Ed ward Stagg in two weeks.
Rev Dan Bradley of the Pilgrim Congregational church in Cleveland will address the neat regular meeting of the P T A at the High school auditorium Tuesday evening April 16. The school Glee Club and orchestra will provide music.
The Ladies Aid of the M E church met at the church basement on Thursday for an all day meeting to tile a quilt. They assisted Mrs Wilson Jameson and Mrs Moser in celebrating their birthday anniversaries. A tureen dinner was served at noon.
Mrs Ella Forthose hosted a Charm Club card afternoon on Friday. Prizes were awarded to Mrs Blake Mrs Rauscher and Mrs C Wilford Light refreshments were enjoyed. Mrs Blake was a guest of the club. Mrs Stokes will entertain in two weeks.
The regular Village Council meeting convened at town hall on Thursday evening. Routine business was conducted and the council began flagging and repairing Miller road as part of ongoing municipal maintenance.
The Charm Club gathered at Mrs Charles Wilford s home to celebrate her birthday anniversary. Guests enjoyed card games in the afternoon and a lunch was served after. A gift was presented to Mrs Wilford by the club.
The Bova and Gris Glee clubs of Avon school sang at today’s county contest held at Clearview School, showcasing regional choral talent.
Methodist Episcopal offers Bible school at 10:15 morning worship at 11:15 Epworth League at 6 30. Baptist church schedules Bible school at 10 am morning worship 11:15, young people's meeting 6 39, evening worship 1 45. Pastor will sing the Palms at the morning service.
Deputy Sheriff Claude Adams said Sheriff Clarence Dick will sell individual lots from the Elberta Beach Company allotment after foreclosure, with appraisals from 160 to 700 and a minimum bid at two thirds of appraised value. Total appraisal is 41,000 to cover a 58,230 debt to Ohio Farmers Insurance Company.
Miss Perle Wilford attended a dinner and theatre party in Cleveland last night. Mr. and Mrs. John Mackert of Lorain visited Thursday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Alten, Mrs Frank Schneider. Mrs. Arnold Buck and Miss Bertha Hubbard were Cleveland visitors Friday. Several from here attended the funeral of William Webb of Lakewood Thursday.
Buffalo Health Commissioner Francis E. Froczak warns against constant use of hypnotics in the barbiturate group amid nine leukemia deaths in ten weeks. Authorities await final lab and clinic findings on possible blood effects from sedatives. Health officials urge avoiding excessive use of sedatives advertised as non habit forming.
Willimantic, Conn. Miller Radao known as a champion eater at Mooaup was taken to a hospital for an operation. Friends arranged a baker to bake a special loaf which arrived at the convalescent as a startling six feet three inches long.
Joseph Redus nis, a 28 year old fisherman, faced six months in the House of Correction but his sentence was altered to hard labor to prevent him from getting an easy period.
Brighton area residents attended an all day meeting at the Rochester M E Church on Sunday. Mr and Mrs J W Childress of Amherst were Sunday callers at the event and visited with attendees.
Edna May Oliver and James Gleason lead the cast in Murder on the Honeymoon at Dreamland Theatre tomorrow. Oliver plays a nosey school teacher and Gleason portrays a police inspector.
The Rialto Theatre will be open tomorrow evening only for a presentation of the German all talking picture Rakochy Marsch featuring a German cast.
A story of a teacher's courage and devotion opens at the Rivoli Theatre starring May Robson as a high school principal leading a one woman drive to purge the town of a secret drinking and gambling place. Mary Carlisle and Fred MacMurray are featured.
The Merrill and Gill households hosted supper in Wellington on Wednesday to celebrate the birthday anniversaries of H S Gill and his son Richard. Guests included Mr and Mrs L A Tasler plus Richard of Gates Mills and Erwin Perkins and family. Additional visitors were Mrs Franklin Sullivan of Detroit, Mrs Day, and others from Elyria and Rochester.
Popular Mechanics notes the Bureau of Engraving and Printing introduces the Electric Eye to guide perforating machines. Preparations include dash guide lines on new plates and added spacing. Connecticut stamp orders for To milion stamps use Rotary Press. Radio Staten WIRW Topeka Kansas airs stamp program April 15 and Saturdays. Lorain Stamp Club partners with the International Society for Crippted Children for a printed Daddy Allen envelope April 21 to benefit Gates Hospital Crippled Children's Orthopedic Too.
The Lorain Stamp Club meets the first and third Wednesdays at 454 Sroadway with visitors welcome The Lilac City Stamp Club for Junior Collectors meets the second and fourth Mondays at 956 Broadway Lorain A Hobbs Club for all hobbies is forming in Elyria contact Mrs Hurston at 4782 An Eisnapoollectors Club meets Mondays April 16 at the YMCA for a club auction Elyria Junior Stamp Club meets Saturdays at the Y M C A Oberlin Stamp Club meets the first and third Fridays at Tor Hall
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