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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 20, 1933
Page
11
In a secret Minty Doran conference room tensions erupt as accusations fly about a prisoner Gerard and an escape. The group’s mutiny follows, Judge Morris vanishes, and lawmen seize its momentum while Sue Merta and Pierre restrain fears amid unfolding peril.
Mr and Mrs Fred Schramm and daughter Zelda of Schramm road and Mr and Mrs Henry Pallas with Edna Margaret and Mildred attended an Easter cantata at St Pauls church in Elyria Friday evening.
Mr and Mrs I F Eldred hosted at Easter dinner with parents Mr and Mrs F N Hopkins and Edna and Earl Rockwood from Amherst, Mr and Mrs Erwin Bachman of Vermilion, and Mr and Mrs Lawrence Betts of Penfield Also at Easter dinner were Mr and Mrs Henry Pallas with their children Mr and Mrs Theodore Manns and children of New Oberlin Mr and Mrs Harry Brown of Cleveland and Mr and Mrs Harvey Brown of Elyria visiting Mrs Etta Brown on Sunday afternoon
Local notes list Miss Effie Voglesong near completion of a two months training at City hospital Cleveland. Numerous visits and social calls describe parents, relatives, and friends from Elyria Kent State College Kipton Huntington and Lorain as the community shares greetings and weekend hospitality. A PTA meeting was postponed and a membership drive was advised by the group leader.
Mr and Mrs Clarence Longbrake hosted an Easter dinner honoring Mr Longbrake s birthday and his sister Mrs Dorff wedding anniversary. Guests from Cleveland Flyria Amherst and Butternut Ridge attended including Mr and Mrs Jeneze Longbrake J F Dorftard children and Mrs McCuda. Additional families joined from Cleveland and Flyria for after dinner visiting.
Miss Marian Lauer hosted a 4-H club meeting Friday afternoon with Miss Bird present outlining the year’s planned work. Refreshments followed for attendees including Mrs. I. F. Eldred, leader, and members Mar Saret Mildred Pallas Leota Elyria.
At Birmingham Church on Easter, J. C. B. Hess of Norwalk spoke the sermon while J. A. Houghton of Cleveland sang. Miss Marjorie Howe led the choir in two numbers and the program included a Sunday school show with recitations and drills. Flowers and a responsive reading from Psalm 148 enhanced the service.
Mrs Oscar Gilson entertained the local bridge club at her home on Friday evening Two tables played with Mrs Carl Treves winning the contest Yellow flowers decor kept the table tidy A tan course luncheon was served The club will meet again in ten weeks at Mrs Eldred Jarrett home Class Melting Held by Birmingham Wish School class of 1941 held a business meeting at Mrs William Tulgrabbe home Monday evening
Mr and Mrs T R Stelter of Cleveland visited Mrs Marie Knott and family Sunday afternoon. Mr and Mrs E W Davies and children Mary Jane and Jack of Cleveland called on relatives here Sunday. Mrs Coletta Stollar spent the
Local social column records visits and kinship ties across Elyria Norwalk and Lorain with dozens of named residents. Households host relatives friends and weekend guests while students and pupils post high marks in Maynard Clarke Richard Didetious and others.
Week end visiting relatives in Cleveland include Howard Gould of Baldwin Wallace at Berea with his parents. Several residents made Easter Sunday calls to relatives, church pageant at Henrietta M E church, and local residents returned from trips to Cleveland Elyria Lorain Oberlin Strongsville Sandusky.
The Kipton Ohio Community church held an Easter Welcome program led by Anna Hudson Kelley and Karl Bates with recitals by Hubert Bates Charles Alferio Norma Ostreim and others and musical numbers by Claude Clapp and Charles Barless. Local families hosted junior play cast members and guests attended Easter gatherings with many relatives visiting from Elyria Oberlin Akron and Canton over the holiday weekend.
South Amherst Relief Committee members met at the Town Hall for a business session. Eugene Woods was elected clerk Fred Schaub was named chairman and John Duncan vice chairman. The clerk will accept relief applications Wednesdays and Thursdays from 6 to 8 P M at the Town Hall for those in need.
Mrs George Clark Mrs Mamie Blackwood and Charley Berger from Cleveland spent Monday afternoon with their aunt Mrs Charles Kolb in the city.
A regular South Amherst Men's Civic Club meeting at the Methodist church Tuesday featured Rev Basil Dziama of Lorain as principal speaker on Russia. The program was followed by a 32 social hour with refreshments.
The Yoddleing Pals Eddy and Ike broadcast from WJAR Cleveland on Tuesdays and Thursdays at :15 in the morning. The longtime radio team is known for their playful banter and local charm.
Churches marked Easter with sunrise and regular services. Rev R C Jensen preached inspiringly at the Methodist church as the choir sang Christ On Calvary and Oh How He Loved Us. A mixed quartet sang Christ Arose. The day included Sunday School recitations, colored eggs for attendees, a sunrise service at the Congregational church with 19 people joining, a breakfast, and evening Easter program by children.
Charles Kolb will entertain the members of the Methodist Epworth League at his home Friday evening. A good attendance is desired.
A regular meeting of the Ro mar Republic Latin club was held Monday after school. Routine business was discussed and Latin songs practiced. Marbelle Slack spoke on Nero and His Sins and The Christians Per secuted. Josephine Zazula presented The Wise Man in the Tub.
Major John Schaub asks all residents to join a village wide cleanup with rubbish on the curb ready for collection on Wednesday Thursday and Friday to extend the effort.
Mrs. Howard Hunt will entertain the Ladies Dime Society at the Congregational church Thursday afternoon at 1.59 o'clock. All ladies are asked to come prepared to tie comforters.
Members of the Study Hour Club will meet at the home of Mrs. O. J. Ruth Friday evening for a community gathering and discussion session.
Jack Quilhot stayed with relatives in Detroit this weekend. Verna Gibson of Elyria and Jon Lahiff of Amherst visited Mr and Mrs Carl Gibson on Sunday, also calling on Mr and Mrs MMuo MWKendiegh.
A long list of Sunday and weekend visits highlights Oberlin residents hosting relatives and friends from Amherst Wellington Elyria and nearby towns. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Lote Clapp Mrs. Morris McCullough and others, with stays from Friday to Sunday and plans for extended visits.
Members of the Security Bene fit Association will meet at the home of Mrs. George Rice Wednesday evening for a business and social gathering. All members are urged to attend.
Mr and Mrs George Stephen son visited Mr and Mrs Reginald Baldry in Cleveland. Mr and Mrs John Wagener and three children of Oleana were Sunday guests at the Nicol home. Mrs Dora Snyder and son Ro land and Edwin Slack from Willard spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Henry Ruth. Mrs William Emery stayed with Mr and Mrs Albert Bickel in Cleveland. Mr and Mrs John Ammenhauser moved into Mrs Henry Nickel's West Main Street home.
Local notes list numerous Easter visits and weekend trips. Families including the Bowers, Nesters, Yonker, Rick, Read, Burrows, Merrill, Claud, and others spread across Norwalk, Cleveland, Elyria, Wooster, Avon, Oberlin, Lorain and Brighton. Several moves and illness updates appear, with Mrs. Burrows recovering from flu and Mrs. Emma Brown planning to live with daughters in Arizona and California.
A pageant titled The Flowers of Victory was presented by Classes No. 1 and of the Evangelical Sunday School in Henrietta O over morning. Rev. I H Amore delivered a short talk. Children performed recitations and exercises with choir and special music.
Saturday evening friends gathered to celebrate John Geisendoerfer's 5th birthday with a pleasant social gathering. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Bauman, Godfrey Bauman, Eid Christ and daughter Betty Ann, Mr. and Mrs. Donald Haigh, Mrs. Barbara Angersbach, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Volk, and the honoree with Mrs. Geisendoerfer. He received several nice gifts.
Betty Ann Born daughter of Mr and Mrs Daniel Born received the rite of baptism at the Methodist church on Easter morning. The article notes others united with the church during the service.
Local residents hosted friends and relatives from Pittsfield Lorain Detroit Ky ton and beyond over the weekend and during Easter. Families including the Pippert, Bonnett, Hinderer, Lamvermyer, Zurcher, Chitts, Reis, Delefield and Ives households hosted visitors and attended meetings and school events.
Krakatoa, the island volcano between Sumatra and Java, has shown renewed activity with rocks being hurled up to about four thousand feet into the air on several occasions this week.
Clara A. Sasin a Brooklyn nurse says three years of fatigue ended after five bottles of Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She reports better appetite nerves digestion and sleep and endorses the medicine to other women based on her improvement and experience.
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