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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Apr 20, 1935

Page

14

Murder at the manor mirrors a cursed night

In a tense country house drama Joan and companions host a weekend with three suitors and a suspect murder, as a $100,000 necklace vanishes and names clash. Miss Andrews warns that Rickey faces danger, and Joan must sort fear from truth amid mounting accusations.

Blanes Bhut Eld Inva Louie Cwse Joan Rickey Rodney Stephen Carts Wil Grove Reilly Ruth Andrews Miss Andrews

Jetta Woman Mrs Lulu San Dies After Illness

Mrs Lulu San, born in Henrietta in 1875, died Thursday morning after a long illness. Funeral held at two o'clock with Rev R G Pferr officiating. Interment at Evergreen cemetery. survivors include husband Omar Sanders and daughters Mrs Charles Cook and Frank Page. Floral tributes described as beautiful. Congregation members and local relatives attended services and luncheon.

Jetta Lulu San San Henrietta R. G. Pferror Rayid Carolyn Guild Harold, Earl Rich- Roy Sanders Dwizht Ge Page Svergreen Cemetery South Conrad Amherst Omar Sanders Charles Cook Frank Page Elyria Iona City Reading Michigan Cleveland Berlin Sandusty Norrhin Heights Milan

Ladies Aid Society Entertained at Burrichter Home

The Ladies' Aid Society of the Reformed church met Thursday afternoon at Rev. Emil Burrichter's Mittawanga residence. Attendees included Mrs. Louis Delefield, Mrs. John Bauman, Mrs. Mary Becker, Mrs. Fred Bauman, Miss Sophia Pippett, Mrs. Ray Brown and Laura May, Mrs. Henry Dute, Miss Mary Bohn, Mrs. Chas Dute, Miss Martha Bauman, Mrs. Philip Latteman and son Robert, and Mrs. Katherine Heimsath with her daughter Rose.

Ladies’ Aid Society of the Reformed Church Emil Burrichter Mittawanga Louis Delefield John Bauman Mary Becker Fred Bauman Sophia Pippett Ray Brown Laura May Henry Dute Mary Bohn Chas. Dute Martha Bauman Philip Latteman Robert Katherine Heimsath Rose

Oberlin guests honor Mr Kendeigh on birthday

Mrs Ella Kendeigh Ruth Portman and families along with Miss Juanita Gibson and Miss Sybil Kendeigh from Oberlin were guests at a supper Tuesday evening at the home of Mr and Mrs Earl Kendeigh for Mr Kendeigh’s birthday anniversary. Mrs Adam Miller and daughter Minnie of Sandusky and Mr and Mrs Charles Miller of Wooster were callers at the D A Bennett home Sunday afternoon. Mr and Mrs Parrish of Elyria visited Sunday at the home of her mother Mrs Lena Gegenheimer.

Ella Kendeigh Ruth Portman Juanita Gibson Sybil Kendeigh Oberlin Earl Kendeigh Kendeigh Adam Miller Minnie Sandusky Charles Miller Wooster D. A

Local social guests share Sunday at Ries and others

Mrs. Mary Date and son Chas of South Ridge visited with Mrs. Orlo Coven and her children Laurice Wen dell and Miss Doroth Switzer at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Ries on Sunday afternoon. Saturday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ray Brown included Rev and Mrs Burrichter and Mr and Mrs Paul Gupman of Oberlin.

Mary Date Chas South Ridge Orlo Coven Laurice and Wendell Doroth Switzer Theodore Ries Paul Gupman Oberlin Ray Brown Burrichter

Rumors Spur GOP Presidential Talk and Leadership Debate

Midwest Republicans discuss a covert move toward a 1936 presidential nomination led by key wire-pullers, likely in a New York hotel suite, with public reorganization talks seen as cover for selecting a candidate. Critics warn against early booms and urge true leadership over mere reorganizing as Hoover era strength and recent voting figures shape the backdrop.

Roosevelt New York City Kansas Republican John Hamilton Hamilton Middle West Wheelhorses Herbert Hoover

Dinner and Supper Guests At Local Homes

Sunday gatherings featured the Charles Date home hosting dinner and supper guests. Visitors included Henry Fieman of South Amherst, who stayed with Fred Bauman’s family. The Hosettlers hosted John and family, with Portman and Bauman family members visiting. Nearby, Portman of Cleveland and Elyria residents joined Wallace Court household for a Sunday afternoon visit. Ernest Schneider and family and Fred Gossar from South Amherst visited John Bauman and Henrietta Hill Saturday evening. Herbert Portman from Arvin California spent the weekend with the tettler family. Hazel Rutherford spent the weekend at her Dover home.

Charles Date Home Henry Fieman South Amherst Fred Bauman Albert Reusser John Hostettler Jesse Portman Elmer Portman Christ Bauman Carl Portman Cleveland Kohl Josephine Bob Smith Elyria Wallace Court Ernest Schneider Margaret Flora Florence Fred Gossar John Bauman Henrietta Hill Herbert Portman Arvin California Hazel Rutherford Dover

Sewing club tea hosted by Mrs Webber at home

Mrs George Webber hosted the Sewing club Tuesday afternoon with a two course luncheon served at four o clock to members Mrs Rex Lees Mrs Ernest Lamvermier Mrs George Minor Mrs Jesse Portman Mrs Donald Haigh Mrs John Baum an Mrs H G Portman.

George Webber Rex Lees Ernest Lamvermier George Minor Jesse Portman Donald Haigh John Bauman H. G. Portman

Local Social Notes From South Amherst and Nearby Areas

South Amherst residents spent Monday at the Carl Date home. Mrs. John Bauman visited Amherst on Friday. Alice Buchs of Oberlin stayed at her home Sunday. Mrs. Theodore Ries with daughter Mrs. Otio Cowen and granddaughter Laurice of Kipton visited La Grange Thursday afternoon with Mrs. Ira Kiplinger. Richard Biehl of Cleveland weekended with Mr. and Mrs. Ray Brown. John Bechtel of Murray Ridge visited his daughter Sunday. Mrs. Walter Bennett and family and Arthur Gegenheimer of Elyria called on Lena Gegenheimer Monday. Myron Ries spent Sunday evening with Latteman of Birmingham.

Henry Fieman South Amherst Carl Date John Bauman Amherst Alice Buchs Oberlin Theodore Ries Otio Cowen Laurice Kipton la Grange Ira Kiplinger Richard Biehl Cleveland Ray Brown John Bechtel Murray Ridge Walter Bennett Arthur Gegenheimer Elyria Lena Gegenheimer Myron Ries Pieces Latteman Birmingam

Youngest Far North plane passenger born in Seattle

Seattle reports James Henry Crowdy, one month old, as the youngest Far North flyer. Born March 6 to James Crowdy, Sr., a Nyac mine operator, the family waited in Seattle until April 6 before traveling by boat to Anchorage and then 300 miles by plane to Nyac, Alaska.

Seattle Far North James Henry Crowdy James Crowdy Nyac Alaska Anchorage

Pan American Highway Progress and Testing Cars

Studebaker sent observer Wm C Garner along the Pan American Highway from Laredo Texas to Mexico City noting a 68 mile blocked section between Tamazunchale and Jacala. He cites future 6 percent maximum grades and easier high gear climbs elsewhere. Garner’s trip to Tamazundale urges north to vacation travel, praising the Americas as culturally rich. Separate tests compare glare from lacquered versus chrome grilles on a 1935 Pontiac, finding the chrome windshield setup yields 50 percent less glare in similar light.

Studebaker Sales Corporation of America Wm. C. Garner Laredo Texas Mexico Fairbanks Alaska Canada United States Central America South America Buenos Aires Argentina Garner Mexico City Tamazunchalo Jacala Tamazundale Europe Africa

General Motors Spring Show Opens in Cleveland

General Motors offers a spring show of automobile engineering progress opening today at Euclid Avenue and Thirteenth Street in Cleveland. The exhibit runs next week in major cities from 10 a m to 11 p m daily with no admission charge. Emerson Gill's orchestra performs. interiors feature a revolving centerpiece with GM divisions and Body by Fisher. Cars shown include Cadillac LaSalle Buick Pontiac Oldsmobile Chevrolet and a complete Chevrolet trucks line.

General Motors Euclid Avenue Thirteenth Street Cleveland Emerson Gill Fisher Cadillac LaSalle Buick Pontiac Oldsmobile Chevrolet

Urge Examination Of Tires Wheels Before Summer

The B F Goodrich engineers urge car owners to have tires rims and wheels inspected as warmer weather increases wear. Many faults are not visible at a casual glance and free inspection helps detect hidden problems like tacks bruises and cuts. Service men provide quick accurate checks and advice based on experience.

B. F. Goodrich Company

Road Routes to Major Cities From Elyria Club Report

The note lists road routes to Toledo Sandusky Port Clinton Chicago Cleveland Youngstown Pittsburgh Canton Wheeling and more by state routes U S highways and detours. It directs readers to obtain route information from the Elyria Automobile Club.

Toledo Sandusky Port Clinton Toledo Rood Norwalk Fremont Elmore Chicago Angola Chesterton Indiana Bryan Columbus Oberlin Ashland Mansfield Mt. Vernon U. S Mt. Gilead Delaware Cleveland Erie Buffalo U. S. 20 Cleveland Willoughby Youngstown Pittsburgh Teinsburg S. R Ravenna Edinburg Young

Glare Reduction Promised by Pontiac Car Design

Pontiac engineers claim the V type windshield and Silver Streak grille reduce glare by 50 percent. Independent tests with a 1000 watt light and an electric eye measured glare inside the front compartment, simulating early morning or late afternoon driving conditions.

Pontiac General Motors

Influenza’s Origin Traced to 200 Years Ago in Italy

The article notes that influenza is not a new disease, having acquired its present name from the Italians about two centuries ago. It emphasizes the long history of influenza and its Italian naming.

Washington Bernie Baruch Flynn Wheeler Uncle Sam

Ministerial Meeting Date Shift In Kipton

Kipton Hebron Association ministers adjust schedule to meet at Camden Sapitat church on Tuesday afternoon April 23 after originally planned April 26. The change affects local clergy gathering and related discussions.

Kipton Hebron Association Camden

Came den P T A Musical Program Highlights Student Ensembles

After the February business session the Came den P T A presented a multi group program directed by E B Hel strom. It featured junior orchestra performing March Evensong Pussywillows and Magic Horse with named students plus senior orchestra with Over the Top Country Gardens On the Volga True Pals Rain bow Fairies and a brass quartet. A band piece Military Escort Diana Overture and Ambition closed. The text credits the teacher and notes a winter formed junior orchestra will aid beginners by giving them a chance to play with others.

Cameden P. T. A E. B. Helstrom Pussywillows Bill Blackett Rita Ingersoll Alice Dobney Ralph Myers Ronald Twining Rainbow Fairies Gaylor Bickel Richard Dobney Leonard Davidson Delton Davidson

Local church society holds all day meeting with quilt dedication

The Woman's Missionary Society of Camden Baptist Church held an all day gathering with Miss Frances Perkins leading activities. A covered dish lunch was served at noon and a quilt tied during the event will be mailed in the missionary box.

Woman's Missionary Society of the Camden Baptist Church Frances Perkins

Rusty Golf Clubs Win Championship in Miami 1933

Dr. Frank A. Kelly of Detroit wins the Michigan Seniors Golf Championship at the Miami Biltmore Country Club using six rusty clubs. He attributes the rust to better ball grip and reduced sun glare. Kelly, president of the American Medical Golfers Association in 1932, has multiple golf titles among physicians.

Miami Fla Frank A. Kelly Detroit Michigan Kelley Miami Biltmore Kelly American Medical Golfers Association Wayne County Medical Society of Grosse Pointe, Mich Wayne County Medical Golf Association

Quote on fear and hope shaping belief

A terse reflection states that fear and hope drive belief in men, suggesting that both emotional forces bend judgement and shape action in equal measure. The line implies that human certainty is often anchored in emotional pressures rather than objective reason.

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