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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 16, 1935
Page
13
Beekeepers from nearby towns gathered at R. E. Blackwell’s Camden township home Monday night. W. E. Dunham of Ohio State University spoke on Bees and the Pollination of crops, with local beekeepers in attendance.
The senior class of Penfield will sponsor a mixed dance on Wednesday evening April 17 in the school auditorium. Smith's orchestra from Wellington will furnish music for dancing.
The Church of Christ enters the second week of meetings led by Rev. E R Peck with a nightly series on topics from Unbelievers to Two Resurrections. Special music accompanies each service and a question box invites inquiries for discussion. Easter morning will feature Rev. E B Buffington of Lakewood delivering The Significance of Christ's Resurrection with choir performance.
Sunday School children clapped in joy during the lesson period, adding a lively note to the classroom atmosphere as the session continued with songs and prayers.
Two lap blankets were stolen from C. W. Thornton’s automobile in his garage on Herrick Avenue East. No trace of the stolen goods has been found. Sunday night a religious pageant titled The Lighted Cross will be presented by Kathryn Clara’s class and the Adult Bible class with choir numbers. A Sunrise prayer meeting at Easter is urged for all members. Briefs note illnesses and weekend visits involving Mrs Lester Miller Miss Jane Wise Elvira Bert and Ed Wise Mrs Fred Markham.
The Missionary Society of the local Methodist church will entertain Home Missionary Societies from the Nor walk District. Miss Florence Starr, president, announced the event to be held at the Methodist church on May 9 and 10.
Lilian Nelson and Virginia Nyquist, two Detroit bound travelers, lost control ten and a half miles west of Wellington Saturday night. Their car slid into the soft roadside ditch and rolled over. They were treated at Falls Clinic and spent the weekend in Wellington with only slight bruises and cuts.
At a Wellington gathering of the Agricultural Secretaries, superintendents and assistants were reappointed. The meeting occurred in the secretaries’ offices amid routine approvals and organizational reaffirmations.
The Wellington Fair will be held August 20 21 and 22 with attractions across departments. Cattle horses sheep and swine poultry and floral displays feature, along with educational exhibits and team pulling events. Harness racing and free attractions headline a wide set of features across the grounds.
Miss June Campbell of the Home Service Department of the Ohio Gas Fuel Co. will speak at the Kiwanis weekly luncheon Thursday. A Fish Fry hosted by the Lorain County Draft Horse Association occurs Friday evening in the Wellington Herrick Auditorium with Prof. D J Kays of Ohio State University addressing the group and showing lantern slides of prize winning horses.
Miss Marion Suthiff of Youngs tons visits her mother Mrs Blanche Sutliff for spring vacation. Mr and Mrs Kenneth Goodwin Akron call on friends Sunday. Miss Abagath Lindsel y and Jessie Lindesley Cleveland guest of C D Gott family. Luncheon Bridge club meets at Ramser's Hotel. Mrs G E Wells wins Bridge prize. Rep exp April birthday party meets for Rebekah Lodge tonight. Girl Reserves mothers banquet planned for May 14 in the school auditorium.
Dr. Lowell Lans stroth of San Francisco, writing for the California Medical Association, argues lack of Vitamin D may largely cause chronic arthritis. He notes experiments suggest Vitamin D increases resistance to the disease.
A historical note defines the witch as a degraded form of the priestess, skilled in herbs and medicine and guarding early civilization's wisdom in spells and incantations.
In a secluded country house during a blizzard, Harriet Blanes is murdered and a missing necklace sparks suspicion. Joan and Rickey Blanes, with suitors and servants present, uncover clues including stained man’s gloves the gardener and others dispute ownership of, hinting at hidden motives and tensions among the household.
Rev. C D Andersen formerly with Miss Ruth B Hego at Panel Mission Bel gian Congo will preach at Camden Baptist Church Sunday morning April 21. Also announced are two local births Janet Ardith born April 9 to John and Mrs Todd and a son born Tuesday to Mr and Mrs George Murphy formerly Marguerite Cook of this place.
On Sunday Mr and Mrs Ralph Rosino and daughter Jane of Toal edo and Mr and Mrs W C Jackson Sr were Sunday dinner guests of Mr and Mrs William Jackson. The visit marked the 4th birthday anniversary of Wilma Jackson, the couple’s daughter.
Mr and Mrs James Lewis and family visited Miss Gladys Berg in Elyria on Wednesday evening to surprise their daughter Miss Florence Lewis and help celebrate her nineteenth birthday. An enjoyable evening was spent.
The Woman's Missionary Society of Camden Baptist Church holds an all day meeting at the home of Miss Frances Perkins on Wednesday April 17. A quilt is to be tired off.
Among those who attended the Monday funeral of Mrs Anna Kirschner of Wakeman were Mr and Mrs F A Ingersoll, Mrs Anna Ingersoll, Mrs J M Whitney, Mrs Blanche Baker, L B Hudson, Mr and Mrs O T Geist, Mr and Mrs C Salzman, Mr and Mrs George Miller, Mr and Mrs Adam Miller, Mr and Mrs Henry Blackett, and Mrs Dan Brewer.
Township trustees are improving Church Street and Depot Street and the two streets that connect these roads. The project aims to enhance road quality and safety for local residents.
A string of visits and illnesses described in social notes. Mentions Jennia Taylor Vermilion guests at Whitney and Davidson households. Ruth Rooneall sick. Carolyn Golst visited sister Mrs James Meek in Wallington. Sterling Green of Clarkefields visiting Horace Green family. Mrs White of Niles hosted Rev Thomas Short and family. Mary Brown Amborat, Lucy Berg Oberlin and Gladys Berg Elyria visited James Lewis household.
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