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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Apr 23, 1935

Page

10

House Party 3 Tiea Chapter in a Blazing Snowbound Mystery

In a secluded country house a murder cuts off the party as a blizzard traps guests Joan Rickey and Ruth Andrews with Tim o thy Reilly Timoth y reveals Rickey was murdered after a staged scare by a green masked intruder Joan awakens to a red stained Rickey and a tense scramble for truth as Timothy and Ruth piece together the crime plan and suspect a guard and a deadly ambush.

Marriet Blanes Joan Rickey Blanes Rodney Mains Stephen Carts William Grove Timothy Reilly Ruth Andrews Rickey Nim Timothy Joar

Avon Lake News Roundup Highlights Local Events

Avon Lake residents report Col and Mrs Red have returned from the South to Lake Row, joined by Col Lucas. A spring charity event at Lake Park drew Miss Morna Cattle and dancers from Mary Mitchell’s class, with a studio photo. An annual Congregational church breakfast is planned for May 1. Many residents hosted or attended gatherings, sick lists, egg hunts, and community notices. Local moves include residents to 1320 Lake Road, and Hermit House is slated for the high school stage on April 26 with a cast including Kitty, Dolly, Rita, The Tall Bandit, and others.

Avon Lake Col Mrs. Red Lake Row Col Lucas Avon Lake Music Fund Laxe Park Morna Cattle Poor Relief Milk Fund Mary Mitchelll Siaid Wiehaels Studio Lorain Hermit House So'clark Avon Lake High School Myrdrei Crowder Ollo As- Katherne Kitty Dolly Reznolds Aanda Holmes Phylis Keiley Theodore Kirby Rita Schneider Theresa Kirby Bilera Post al Cawthorne Dunlap Gene Dberigins Irvin Schaefer Terence Muldoon Rot Marshall Cram Fred Let West N Anderson the Tall Bandit Bob Powell Shorts Eda Roach Vasseuner Donald Campben

Prolonged punishment harms a child in Tommy’s lamp misadventure

Jane Herbert Goward argues punishment loses corrective value when extended. Tommy’s clumsiness with a toppled lamp becomes a recurring irritant as his mother repeats scolding after accidental mishaps. The piece questions parental discipline and child anxiety.

May Mother Tommy

Amherst Clubs Hold Final Meeting and Community Notices

The Amherst Study Club held its final meeting before a multi month recess at Mrs. J. H. Ludwig’s home. Officers for the fall include F. R. Powers president and C. A. Alexander vice president. An award for top year in history and literature is planned. Varied activities and talks followed, with a September 16 resumption at Mrs. Nicholl’s. Other society notes cover Circle 1 and Circle 3 of St. Ann’s, the Holy Fame Society, St. Paull Lutheran Men’s Club, and a banquet for Amherst High School basketball, plus American Legion activities and a North Eaton program. The Young Married People hosted the Wesleyan Club with Alfredo Beanstemante speaking on Filipino life. Upcoming events include Medina Association meetings, Ladies’ Society sewing, and a Garden Club talk by Victor Ries on outdoor living.

Amherst Amherst Study Club J. HM. Ludwig Lincoln Street Lakeside Federation of Women's Clubs Lakeside F. KR. Powers Mra C. A. Alexander H. Penton W. G. Nord J. J. Beach Longfellow Footsteps of Angels Builders James Russell Lowell A. Alexander L. J. Beach E. E. Foster J. H. Gillman Jay Gillette F. J. Hubbard James Nicholl South Main Street Lutheran Church Amherst Hi St. Peter's Evangelical Reformed Church Elmer Johnson American Legion Evangelial Wesleyan Club Methodist Church George Franks Alfredo Beaustemante Oberlin College Beanstemante Congregational Medina Association of Congregational Churches Penfield C. J. Seeley F. J Hubbard Pansy Harris William Robertson Ladies’ Society of the Methodist Church Leonard Wraig St. Joseph Parish Amherst Garden Club Victor C. Ries Columbus Ohio Ries

Local Social Roundup From Oberlin To Kipton

Tuesday notes include A T Gamber and Mrs Jeannie Finlor arriving home from Florida. D A Squire Chapter members hosted Oberlin visitors. Mrs Charles Clark Sr hosted a social hour after a business meeting. Several residents visited friends in Oberlin and Cleveland. Robert T Gerber died at grandparents home. funeral Thursday. Democratic Ladies card party planned at Grange hall on May. Various local visits and weekend guests reported across Clarkfield Kipton and Brighton.

A.T Gambér Jeannie 4Elinor Florida Charles Clark, Sr Nancy Squire D. A. St Fron Oberlin Alvin Barnes Eileen Charlex Glark Larry Ford Add Boam Grange Hall Bridge Pedro Eleanor Stevenson W. M. Stone Clarkafield Otto Keith Blanche Lucille Green Betty Maye Lounsbrough Warren Green Brighton Kubel Clayton Chrysler Kipton George Campbell Mire Carrie Campbell

Children's Quarrels Pamphlet Free by Mail

Mrs Goward offers her latest pamphlet Children's Quarrels free of charge. Write to this paper with a stamped self address envelope to obtain a copy.

Local Families Share Easter Weekend Visits

Thompson and daughter Carol visit Mr and Mrs Perry Taylor with Willard Pater son and Roy. Mrs George Bates hosts Donalds third birthday party with gifts. Rudy Krebs visit relatives in Youngstown. Art Theisen visits Mr and Mrs Dechant. Lakewood guests Mr and Mrs Sdworth join Easter with Carl Pedersen. Olah family from Cleveland call on friends. Mark Sherman dinner guests Len Mitchell. Curtis Duff family Tory Jane Jerry Lou and Bertha BurTell visit Elyria. Richard Schneider holiday guest of Joe and Mrs Schneider.

Rudy Krebs Youngstown cArt Theisen Robert Dechant Sdworth Lakewood Carl Pedersen John Olah Cleveland Mark Sherman Len Mitchell Curtis Duff Tory Jane Jerry Lou Avon Lake Bertha Bur- Tell Elyria Richard Schneider Camp Knox Joe Schneider

Bones and Scrap Iron Are Aid To Texans

A Houston report notes a small chance the Texas plains may be tied to a business of collecting bones and scrap iron dumped on prairies by homeowners and others. An army of men profit from carting scrap iron at 20 cents a pound and bones, with chemical firms paying per ton. Since 1922 many unemployed men have relied on gathering these materials. Wallo wel l Me This coin s fire department found surplus equipment, including a hose section and ladder truck, misallocated from its destination. Firemen extinguished a fire and observed trains moving at twelve and a half miles per minute in another event.

Houston Texas Plains Wallowell

Planning a Garden For Beauty And Pride

Vinedhia listeners note that a 40 foot garden or 2 000 acre estate needs careful planning to avoid disappointing results. Mr Ries showcased varied garden slides in an educational talk on improving property appearance. A brief meeting before the talk decided a pilgrimage to Chance Creek May wth with attendees meeting at the town hall at 1 30 pm and clad for a woods walk. Mr Tohurst will give a nature talk on the trip.

Vinedhia Ries Chance Creek Tohurst

Wakeman Briefs Highlight Local Returns

Rohbert Brumpy returns to Ann Arbor studies after vacation with his parents Mr and Mrs Fred Brumpy. Mrs Frank Didelius returns from Florida after a few weeks away. Fire department was summoned to the home of Mr and Mrs Erb for an incident.

Wakeman Rohbert Brumpy Ann Arbor, Mich Fred Brumby Frank Didelius Florida Erb

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