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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 20, 1933
Page
8
Wellington residents are urged to phone local news items to Mrs. Violet Curtice at S01 Herrick Ave East or to Junior Grissinger at 229 Courtland for delivery service complaints missed copies or other issues.
Wellington officials announce an American Legion sponsored boxing gala on May 2 at the Eagles Hall. The event features ten bouts as an all-star program organized by the committee.
Wellington council approves a beer ordinance at first reading to conform with the Ackerman bill. A second and final reading is set for Thursday after adjournment.
Elyria-based AL Floyd Hevs accordion artist and Harland Brown soloist performed at the Weillington P oT meeting on Tuesday evening. They aided in arranging impromptu duets and trios from attendees while John Duff A W Shields and Miss Sprague were named to the nomination committee for officer selection.
Members of the Senior High School were invited guests of the meeting, attending as or with invited participants.
Health Committee of the Wellington P T A reports 44 first and second grade children need dental work, but only six can pay. Three Wellington dentists Dr Grose Dr Spangler and Dr Downles offer services free of charge, with the P T A planning to cover material costs.
Mrs. Walter Beckley, district chairman of the American Legion Auxiliary, will participate in the Auxiliary program broadcast from Station WEAO Columbus at 9 39 on Saturday, an event of interest to Lorain County Auxiliary members.
The Wellington P T A sponsors a summer push for incoming first graders next year. Over 30 mothers have pledged to bring their children who will enter school for the upcoming term.
The Hi-Times staff of Wellington High School sponsor a mystery play The Hidden Guest to be staged in the school gymnasium on Friday evening. It is a Samuel French production directed by Miss Mary Kelley with the Junior High Orchestra providing music. Cast includes James Carpenter Paul Gray Jack Barber Ted Johnson William Pleasnick Sam Saporito Margaret Vargo Thelma Dumke Margery Shields Mildred Brenner and Francis Ramser.
William Paley aged 80 died after a long illness with paralysis at his daughter’s home in Cleveland. He was a former Wellington citizen who moved eleven years ago to live with Mrs Arthur Hatchenburg. Rev C W Re card led funeral services at Wadsworth’s Home with burial in Greenwood. No other relatives survive.
Mrs R W Falls and Mrs Burt Curtice plan a reception and tea for Mrs Merritt state president of the American Legion Auxiliary and Mrs Walter Beckley district president at the A L A meeting Tuesday. The visiting officers will stop in Wellington May 3 on their way to the Lorain County Council A L A banquet at Avon Lake.
Paul Gray, a senior in the high school, sprained his arm. Dr. Faus took an X-ray at the Falls Clinic hospital yesterday. Major General H. C. Hodges and Mrs. Hodges left for Noroton Conn after visiting Frank lin Jones and wife. David Arnold is on the sick list with lumbago. The Wid ening Circle Sunday School Class held a covered dish supper at the church Tuesday. Rev. W. H. Baker had foot surgery at Oberlin hospital yesterday and will return home today.
The Henrietta Evangelical church will hold preaching services next Sunday April 23 at 9 45 a m correcting a prior church announcement. The pastor I H Amore notes rising attendance and asks for cooperation in publicizing the service.
Friends report Mrs J R Knight, long hospitalized in St Luke's Cleveland, is convalescing at her sister Mrs Mary Gimbert's home and hopes to return home next Sunday after six weeks of illness.
Mr and Mrs J C Clark entertained at a family dinner party at their home on Easter Sunday. Covers were laid for Mr and Mrs A C Wolf, son Robert, and Mr and Mrs D A Wilson of Elyria, Mr and Mrs A C Gayeska, son John Clark. Wre Freda Mat Neal with two sons Charles and Clair, and the host and hostess.
Mr and Mrs Buckingham hosted Sunday guests including Sy Woodburn of Cleveland and Mrs Geo Miller along with Laverne Aldrich and Lyle Auble. Esther Wolf and baby Jack Lincoln at Memorial Hospital Elyria. Wolf baby to return Friday. Victor Burton hosted Easter dinner with Mrs Law and Joe Law of Elyria. Paul Nichols family of LaGrange also dined.
Easter Sunday brought visits and family gatherings across Penfield Elyria Cleveland and Lorain. The article lists numerous residents and relatives from Mennell Ewers Johnson Knapp Aldrich Burton Dieckason Knight Vennel Schwed and SchrIVer among others, with illnesses noted including pneumonia and flu and a focus on social hospitality across several towns.
Mr and Mrs Emory Piter travel to Wellington after daughter Mrs Herbert Hawley dies in clinic following an operation. Antone Naegele funeral draws about 150 guests from Wood, Cleveland, Toledo, Elyria, Sullivan, Wellington and nearby. News notes on local residents visiting family and Easter travel around Crile, Rapking, Tisher, Disbro and Maurer households.
Lorain guests Mr and Mrs D and Mr and Mrs O W R and Mrs Johnson Crile attended a funeral for Mrs H A at the Congregational church in Wellington. Claud and family and Mrs Alta man joined Friday evening at Morris Hawley home for a gathering.
Thursday through Saturday mixed bouquets of fresh cut flowers priced 25 to 35 cents with delivery. Paul Wainwright's Greenhouse located at 128 Courtland. Phone 2727.
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