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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 22, 1933
Page
7
Philip stirs from a drugged sleep in a cramped, silent corridor of a secret hideout. He recalls the Minty Doran gang, searches for an exit, and faces a masked, unfamiliar woman who bending over him signals a turning point as the scene ends with “TO BE CONTINTED” marked.
The quote notes the power to alter one’s mental state can determine whether life turns toward hope or despair, suggesting the profound impact of mindset on outcomes and resilience.
Kipton April 22 The Parent Teachers Association elected officers for the coming year at the April 18 meeting in the school auditorium. Officers elected were President Mrs R J Davidson Vice President Mrs Myron Bates Secretary Miss Melba Treasurer Mrs Otto Geist.
Thirteen dozen? no forty four served? Here: Thirty four guests at a three course dinner in the school building for the basketball banquet. Miss Smith hosted a toast list honoring Spirit Perservance Optimism and letters were awarded to players and cheerleaders.
A new tower proposal in Paris would rise 1,29 feet taller than the Eiffel Tower. City planners highlight the skyline’s evolving profile and tourism impact while officials debate height limits and design approval.
Mrs. Fred Sheffield and daughter Alma spent Tuesday evening with Mr and Mrs George Houghton and daughter in Oberlin while Mr Sheffield attended a bank meeting.
Organizers invite girls aged 10 to 18 and their mothers to a summer 4-H Club meeting in Oberlin. Yocom Brothers' Store and a Wellington shop offer substantial reductions on dress materials and McCall and Butterick patterns. Miss Alice Hird is hoped to attend.
Miss Mildred Xfints of Canton returns home Sunday after spending her Easter vacation with Mr. and Mrs. Henry Heiden.
About sixty three friends gathered Monday at Ir and Mrs Andreys Searles home to bid farewell to the Searles family as they prepare to move to Camden. The evening featured cake and ice cream while several locals were mentioned visiting relatives and planning new jobs in Oberlin and Lakewood areas.
A brief item notes a wedding party moving through Wellington and surrounding areas before returning the newly married couple to their homes. The report emphasizes travel within the region and the couple’s post ceremony routine.
Mrs. Charles Gibson hosted an all day session with six teen members and guest Mrs. Viola Berg. Quilting for the hostel occupied the day with a noon chicken dinner. A fish fry is planned for April 30 with husbands as guests. May meeting to be hosted by Mesdames Charlies and Frank Hasenfine on May 11.
Mrs Arthur Wangerein and daughter Doris visited her parents Mr and Mrs Chas Hahn on Lake road for Easter. Miss Marion Kimpton visited Miss Juanita Schramm Sunday. The Sandrock family from Chestnut Ridge joined Henry Sandrock for Easter dinner. Oscar Gillis and family joined Ralph Page on Griswold road and Gillis sponsored the Page infant at a St Agnes Elyria service. Kate Gentes of Ridgeville stayed with sister Mrs Edward Berg. Mrs John Davidson from southwest Russia hosted her Hudson sister amid Miss Amelia Miller's serious accident at Oberlin hospital. Della Hahn Mabel Gauman and Gertrude Schramm attended James Perryman funeral at Sedgeman's and burial in Westwood Cemetery. Frank Austin and son Jack of Cleveland visited Gibson family. Junior Austin toured Easter break with them. Elizabeth Dechie of Elyria was a Friday guest.
Over eighty attended Sunday morning Easter services at East Oberlin Community Church. Mrs. Lydia Lord Davis spoke on the Early Life of Christ with special music. Next Sunday Dr. Farr B. Brown of Oberlin Seminary will preach.
Residents and visitors share Easter updates and visits across Oberlin Amherst Pittsfield Milan and Cleveland. Families like Davidson Kern Krueger Krueger Jr and Bauman are mentioned with health interviews sun visits and travel. Cows and farm news note Macon sighting cow testing nearing completion with little loss reported.
Marjorie Anne Gentes of Loraine visited last week at the home of Mr and Mrs Edward Berg. Mrs Oscar Zurcher of Henrietta and Mr Edward Schramm hosted Thursday evening guests. Charles Gibson was a Cleveland visitor Thursday.
Tickets for The Deacon's Honeymoon at Oberlin Grange hall on April 27 and 28 are selling rapidly hinting at a full house. Cast includes Deacon Briggs Carl Dramm Tom Briggs and more with a three act comedy followed by community notes from local clubs and upcoming meetings.
German boys aged eight to fifteen receive military instruction in Mecklenburg. Courses include advancing through wire entanglements at a battle front and throwing hand grenades. Training is conducted under military experts.
Grafton April 22. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Bladowski hosted Easter dinner at their home with guests including Mr. and Mrs. George Nichols of Amherst Miss Kathleen Pfundt of Elyria and Mr. and Mrs. George Frank and children. The event celebrated Ruth Bladowski's fifteenth birthday anniversary. The Homemaker club meets April 26 at 1 30 with county nurse Miss Paddock presenting a demonstration.
Seven girls of the Busy Bee Club met at the South Ridge schoolhouse Thursday afternoon for their monthly gathering. Mary Mahilo won the Jack Contest and gave a speech. Marion Grobe served refreshments. The club plans to meet again on May 3.
Mr and Mrs Milton Eppley and their family attended a Carlisle Grange meeting Tuesday evening.
Mrs Rene Stang hosted an evening dinner Tuesday for a group of guests. The event featured conversation and hospitality in a personal social setting.
Detroit April 22 Rockne Motor Company officials tout major reductions in car noise from the Rockne Six noting engines run with a quiet purr due to muffling new silencers and live rubber mounting which eliminates vibration. They say previous Close Cut-Outs signs signaling loud exhaust are now figuratively torn down by engineers.
Misses Elsie and Ida Delefield attended a Zonta class meeting of the Second Congregational in Elyria. The gathering took place Thursday evening at the home of Miss Gertrude Storer on Franklin Avenue.
Mrs. Frank Laraway attended a Thursday afternoon meeting of the Dime Society at the South Amherst Congregational Church.
A Murray Ridge P T A meeting drew a number of attendees Friday evening at the schoolhouse.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Laraway attended a Thursday evening meeting of the Spanish War Veterans in Lorain.
Members of the Needle Guild Society enjoyed a theatre party in Elvria on Wednesday afternoon then moved to Mrs. Clarence Lapp’s Woodland avenue home for a society business session. A future meeting is planned with Mrs. A. J. Hiscox. A 5 p.m. tureen lunch was served. Attendees include Mrs. Arthur Ernst and daughter Madge, Mrs. Francis Ward and son Donald, and several others.
Wednesday afternoon spent with Miss Ruth Tapper of West Ridge. Mrs. J. P. Bechtel visited her sister Mrs. W. T. Collier in Elvira Friday afternoon and evening. Rev. I. H. Amore was a visitor to Henrietta and Brownhelm on Thursday.
April items report Ladies Aid Society meeting at Mrs Libbie Heineman April 26. PTA banco night April 27 with a novelty act and lunch. Local residents noted include Mr and Mrs Clarence Adams improving homestead grounds with evergreens. Several visits and travels cited among residents and relatives including Mrs Shepherd in Columbus and Cleveland trip, Clyde Prindle visiting from Detroit, and Harold Daugherty’s hospital recovery. Pupils observe alligators sent from a south farm by teachers Dittmer and Churchward.
The report outlines U.S. and state routes from Toledo to Chicago via U.S. 20 and other paths, Columbus through Oberlin and Mt. Gilead, and a Youngstown to Pittsburgh corridor via Ravenna and Edinburg. It notes a poor detour on S. R. S near Weslerville and directs readers to the Elyria Automobile Club for routes not listed.
Chas Livermore of Elyria received orders from Pittsburgh Steamship Co to report for duty April 25 on the Lamont steamer at Lorain. Various local families like Biandi, Tudor, Flanagat, Miller, Gariss, Radcliffe, Wolfe, Anderson, Livermore, Campbell, and Stanfield are listed with weekend visits, Easter travel, and a minor operation news update.
Three brothers perished in a coal mine near Auckland New Zealand when James Ackers descended an abandoned air shaft and was overcome by black damp. Jack Ackers died trying to rescue him and the youngest brother also lost his life while attempting to save them.
Mrs Peger visited her father and son-in-law in Cleveland last week. Mrs Fannie Burton of Wellington visits her daughter Mrs J R Van Arsdall. Richard Van Arsdale, sick with scarlet fever, is recovering. Electricity work underway at P M French home and at Mr and Mrs Harry Stinchecom. A D Carpenter remains ill at Eustis Florida. Easter dinner hosted by Mr and Mrs William Mayer for guests including Miss Viola Offenberg and Mr and Mrs Russell Reisinger and daughter.
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