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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Apr 27, 1933

Page

13

Bird Sanctuary Dream Spurred by Wellington Garden Club

Wellington aims to transform the town into a bird sanctuary through May Bird Expeditions and two Flower Shows in June and fall’s Zenta show. Members compete for monthly achievement ribbons and a yearly bronze medal. The club seeks wider membership and plans an exchange of surplus bulbs and plants at a May 4 meeting in the Mayor's Court room with a Landscape Gardening lecture.

Dream OF Wellington Garden Club Wellington

Decoration Day Committee Meeting Called by Village Chair

Dr C W Recard chairman of the Decoration Day exercises calls a meeting of the general committee on Thursday at 7 30. The Women’s Relief Corp has opened their post rooms for the gathering.

C. W. Recard Women’s Relief Corp

Wellington Grange present variety program in hall

Last evening the Wellington Grange hall featured a varied program with tap dancing by Caroline Miller accompanied by Helen McConnell, mouth organ selections by Raymond Wright, a vocal solo by Goldie Pleasnick, and a talk titled Funny Experiences I Have Had by Earl Perkins. Miss Elizabeth Wright organized the event in Mrs Grace Hemphill’s absence.

Wellington Grange Hall Caroline Miller Helen McConnell Raymond Wright Goldie Pleasnick Earl Perkins Elizabeth Wright Grange Grace Hemphill

Wellington Scouts Transplant 2,000 Evergreen Trees

Wellington Boy Scouts display their transplant effort at the scout reservation. They completed the planting of 2,000 evergreen trees with 8,090 already established.

Wellington

Editor Speaks on The Making of a Newspaper

E. L. Hewes editor of The Wellington Enterprise spoke to Wellington Kiwanians at noon on the topic The Making of a Newspaper. The talk was arranged by Franklin Jones, chairman of the club.

E. L. Hewes Wellington Enterprise Wellington

State Champion Boxer Sets May 2 Show Meet

Curry of Lima state champion of the American Legion Boxing Tourney telephoned the local Legion committee to attend the May 2 show and meet Johnny Kochan of Lorain. They battled for the state title in Columbus this fall with Curry winning by a narrow margin.

Battling Curry Lima American Legion

Clean-Up Week Declared by Eldo Lehman Mayor

Eldo Lehman the village mayor proclaims Clean-Up Week starting Monday. Property owners and renters are urged to clean premises on Monday and Tuesday. The village street department will haul away debris on Wednesday and Thursday.

Eldo Lehman Village Street Department

Farm Woman's Club Meets Thursday

Wellington Farm Woman's Club will meet at Mrs. Stanley Riggs home next Thursday. The program includes a noon pot lash dinner and a report by Mrs. John Barber on the Elyria directors meeting. Barber will outline plans for projects for the coming year's work.

Farm Woman's Club Stanley Riggs Wellington Farm Woman’s Club John Barber Elyria

Mrs. W C Easterday Hosts For Dorothy Miller Simonson

Mrs Dorothy Miller Simonson, newly announced to wed George Simonson on January 10, was honored at a Bennett Street gathering hosted by Mrs W C Easterday on Tuesday evening. Guests presented her with many practical gifts for her home and refreshments were served at the close.

W. C. Easterday Bennett Street Dorothy Miller Simonson George Simonson

Flagpole Erected at Guy Wells Home by H F Riske

The lawn of Guy Wells was enhanced by a new flagpole installed by H F Riske of Rochester.

Guy Wells H. F. Riske Rochester

Local Happenings Report From Elyria Area

Mrs Walter Peck recovers from tonsil operation at Falls Clinic hospital last Saturday. John Lucaniec from H T Breyley farm will spend weekend with relatives in Elyria. Norma Jean Barber daughter of Mr and Mrs John Barber is back home after illness. Mrs Fred Hansem visits Toledo for a few days. Glen Dutridge built an artistic brick seat in the Fred Hansem garden. Mrs R P Kelley and Mrs H J Yeckley of Lorain visited Burt Curtice home yesterday.

Walter Peck Falls Clinic Hospital John Lucaniec H. T. Breyley Elyria Norma Jean Barber John Barber Fred Hansem Toledo Glen Dutridge R. P. Kelley H. J. Yeckley Lorain Burt Curtice

Eaton area notices note a busy social week

Miss Helen Dawley and Andrew Smith visited Clyde friends. Mrs. Blanche Tite returned from Olmsted Falls to care for Mrs. Bonsey. Lectures and visits mark the week with many Cleveland and Lorain guests, hospital progress for Mrs. F. C. Hathaway, and a Sunday dinner at the Martins. Multiple travels, family gatherings, and community events fill Eaton and nearby areas.

Moone's Emerald Oil Promises Quick Foot Comfort

Advert says Moone's Emerald Oil cures corns and bunions with a money back guarantee if pain persists. Claims powerful penetrating action ends soreness enabling free movement. promotes treatment of swollen or varicose veins. Sold by Phillips' Drug Store.

Moone Phillips’ Drug Store

Local families gather for visits and housing updates in Elyria

Mr and Mrs Hugh Strick land and relatives from Westerville Bay Village and Lorain have rented the Hart farm and moved here about two weeks ago. Many neighbors host visits with Elyria and Medina residents sharing news of homes repairs trips and social calls.

Jolly Twelve Club Hosts April Meeting at Buswell Home

Mrs. Edward Buswell hosted the Jolly Twelve Club on Steve Moore road in Avon Lake. Prizes went to Mrs. Russell Cowgill Mrs. H. Mull of Lorain and Virginia Buswell. Guests included Mrs. George Vauhn and Virginia Buswell. Refreshments were served. In two weeks Mrs. Curtis Duff will entertain the club.

Avon Lake Edward Buswell Jolly Twelve Club Steve Moore Road Russell Cowgill H. Mull Lorain Virginia Buswell George Vauhn Curtis Duff

Co ed Class Meeting at First Congregational Church

Members of the Co ed Class met at the home of Eldore Ber meister Monday evening after a business meeting. Contests and games followed then lunch was served.

First Congregational Church Eldore Bermeister

Garden Club to Meet in Avon-on-the-Lake

Avon-on-the-Lake Garden Club will meet with Mrs. Wm. Rewman of Lake Road on May 1. The notice invites members to attend at the scheduled location and time.

Degerman Family Relocates to Pennsylvania

Mr and Mrs Al Degerman and Lily relocate to Pennsylvania making it their new home. Jonel Glass is on a business trip or assignment in Columbus Ohio as part of family or professional ties.

al Degerman Lily Pennsylvania Jonel Glass Columbus

Alumnis Dance Planned for April Evening

Alumni dance will be held on an April evening at 90 house. Music will be provided by a six piece orchestra from Cleveland.

Alumans Dance Cleveland

Literary Club Meeting and Social Notes

The Literary Club met Tuesday afternoon at Miss Marsaver Hain's home with nine members present. Miss Ban reviewed Mutiny on the Bounty, lunch was served, and the next meeting will be at Mrs. Lee Walker's home on May 7.

I‘. Literary Club

Community Notes From Spencer April Gatherings and Visits

Spencer spans a week of social visits and events with Ashland Oberlin Wellington and Elyria guests. Numerous gatherings include Pythian Sisters cards night prizes Harold and Clair Miller. avid community speakers attend church services and school events. Local youth attend Baldwin Wallace College and the York Relay. Spencer school prepares for music contests and the orchestra ranks fourth in recent drawings.

Death of J. B. Childs Prominent Spencer Manufacturer

J B Childs president and general manager of Spencer Manufacturing Co died at Dr F C Reuters home on Sunday April 23 at noon. His body was shipped to Cincinnati for funeral services Tuesday and burial at Spring Grove cemetery. He led Spencer Manufacturing for years and was a valued civic figure in Spencer. Brief services were held Sunday at Dr Reuters home with Rev L J Quade officiating Wellington Lodge F and A M No 127 attended. Spencers friends gathered to extend sympathy to the family.

J. B. Childs Spencer Manufacturing Co F. C. Reuter Cincinnati Spring Grove Cemetery Childs Spencer Manufacturing Company Spencer L. J. Quade Wellington Lodge No 127

Spencer M. E. Church Service Schedule Shifts

Louis John Quade ministers at Spencer M E Church with Sabbath school at 10 led by Wayne Messner, morning worship at 11 with sermon Wait Until and choir music. Epworth League at 6 30 led by Miss Louise Bowen. Evening worship at 7 30 with special music. Bible Study Tuesday 7 30 and choir rehearsal at 7 23 1. Boys Club meets Friday. Dr C B Hess Norwalk district superintendent preaches May 7.

Spencer M. E. Chirch Louis John Quade Wayne Messner Epworth League Louise Bowen C. B. Hess Norwalk

Social News Roundup From Kipton Area Gatherings

The Kipton region hosts a string of Sunday dinners and weekend visits. Guests include Dais ey Bantley and Charley Jacobs from Rochester and Wellington, and many from Elyria New London Wakeman Oberlin and Norwalk attendances. Community members share meals visits and joyous gatherings with neighbors and relatives.

Senior Class Play "Short Thirty Six" At Henriettta High

The Henriettta High Senior Class presented the play Short Thirty Six to a full house on Friday. Directed by Mr Zellers with the High School orchestra conducted by Miss Allis. Cast includes George Dansard Mike Pollack Gordon Dansard Vits Wasem Joe Ripley Bob Hostettler Matthew Huff Lowell Wasem Eston Upshaw Patsy Huff Mary Adler Ruth Snyder Patsy Vantine Sybil Kend aigh Mazie Dorothy Becker Mrs Hannon Rose Rozsos Carter Mildred Wyler and others.

Henrietta Mr. Zellers Tt High School Miss Allis George Dansard Mike Pollack Gordon Dansard Vits Wasem Joe Ripley Gordon Bob Hostettler Matthew Huff Lowell Wasem Eston Upshaw Ben Rozsos Paralee Huff Dorothy Born Patsy Huff Mary Adler Myrna Murridge Patsy Ruth Snyder Patsy Vantine Sybil Kendaigh Mazie Dorothy Becker

Birthday honors for Bob Hostettler at home gathering

The girls and boys basketball teams and friends held a surprise at Bob Hostettler’s home on his 18th birthday. Guests included Dorothy Born, Louise Born, Lucile Born, Mary Adler, Anna Adler, Elsie Holovacs, Rosie Reorsos, Leo Kinsley, Mike Pollack, George Gulgui, Peter Gulgui, Don Willis, Lowell Wasem, Rex Lees Jr., Wallord Sweet, John Salisbury, coach, and Miss Edith Gossard.

Bob Hostettler Lst Dorothy Louise Lucile Born Mary Anna Adler Elsie Holovacs Rosie Reorsos Leo Kinsley Mike Pollack George Peter Gulgui Don. Willis Lowell Wasem Rex Lees, Jr Wallord Sweet John Salisbury Edith Gossard

Bridge Club Honors At Lamver Myer Home

Charles Cook won first honors for the Bridge Club hosted by Mr and Mrs Ernest Lamver Myer. Rex Lees received consolation. Guests included Mr and Mrs Harley Kelly, Mr and Mrs Charles Cook, and Mr and Mrs Rex Lees with lunch served late by the hostesses.

Ernest Lamvermyer Charles Cook Rex Lees Harley Kelly

Henrietta Glee Clubs and Orchestra Represent at Clearview Contest

The girls and boys Glee Clubs of Henrietta School and the High School orchestra represented Henrietta at a music contest held at Clearview School on Saturday. Edward Cline of Columbus visited the home of Mr. and Mrs. Barl Kendeigh over the weekend. Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Mittlestead of Avon visited the Bennett home last week. Harry Buchs of Akron spent the weekend with his mother, Mrs. Anna Buches. Edith Goasard of Oberlin spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Court. Mrs. Charles Cook recently visited Mrs. Bertha Cook of Oberlin. Mrs. Hollis Derby returned home after several days with relatives in Lorain. Mrs. Theodore Reis and son Myron were Thursday evening guests of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Lateman. Mrs. Ted Wyttenbach and Mrs. John Geisendoerfer called on Mrs. Leo Kimmel in Oberlin, who is seriously ill, Saturday afternoon. Mrs. Barbara Angersbach was a Sunday dinner guest of Mr. and

Minnie Tite Clare Cooley Amherst Kenneth Buck Dorothy Russell Beck Cleveland Gus Hennie George Addison Ruth Will Hennie B. A. Martin Lorain John Hammer Hison Mis Edward Hillman Ora Lysaght Bernard Elyria Bernard Cowley Wilbur Hawke Bornard Clayton Bardoner William Henni Charles Ossinx Roy Churchward Columbia Ella Reisinger Clair Reisinger Harvey Reisinger Akron Macon Edward Glenn Clague Road Max Lauck F. J. Shuster Walter Cornish LaVerne Maxine Olive Hopwood Marie Cornish John White John Kaiser Berlinville Russell White Lewis Welsh Detroit Harry Welsh Roy Jackson Hugh Strickland L. D. Harris Westerville C. R. Wertz Bay Village Hart Farm Harts Corfman M. H. Crowder Harris and Wertz Marie Elvia Wesley Grills E. E. Durkee Irving Mohter Avon Lake Edward Marriott C. C. Brumenachenke John Reynard Charles Shellenberger George Mansfield Reformatory Edward Gedeon Coleta C. Ettinger Sugar Ridge Fred Schubert Bob White Ray Urban Helen Urban Fairview Joan White F. E. Caywood Walsh J. H. Bechtel Mansfield C. C. Brumenschenkel Wallace Dimaline Ola Dimaline Pierce Harry Rogers May Muller Mary Jane Raymond Lewis Alma Diedrick Cleveland Wever Clyde Crown Irving Mohler Virginia Newton John Bender Tompkins Paul Bassett Ithna Bechtel Miss Webb Brumenschenkel Thomas Hill East Cleveland Lute Alexander Erma J. Bardryte F. D. Longbow Frank Walker Ione Canton Arthur Frank NM. E Freedom Station Twinsburg Peter Roob Fremont John Roob Frank Rice Pythian Sisters Harold Miller Clair Miller Sooy Albright George Myers Martin Weidrick Kent Firestone Bridge Ray Brouse Robert Smith Ford Jewett Huntington Howard Allison New London Bowman Homerville Fred Brinker Olive Welsh Trene Nicholson Toronto Caraga George Welsh Ford Dagleish Veda Yella Brouse Ashland Ciara Brouse Janice Thornton Wellington Clarence Thornton Roy Brouse Violet Aukerman Philethea Mary van Valkenburge Harry Greatham Walter Handley Clyde Will Rook Kenneth Kroden Perry Terrence Curtice Davison Otto Kuepfer Cincinati Wendell Garwood Melba Mary Frances Garwood Ridgeville Joseph Carpenter Jimma Sooy Orville Sooy Jolly Methodist Church Arleigh Hendricks Frank Nowak Grace Nowak Paul Morwitz H. D. Peabody Max Peabody Lawrence Leimbach Wakeman Emma Hanes Emma Morgan Greenwich Ohio Vere Rolfe North Baltimore Lucille Morgan Guy Morgan William H. Schweinfurth Myers Rochester Baptist Church Phillip Herrmann Service Thomas Allen Neiderhouser Harry Hawk Aran Huret Elms Oberlin C. J. Betts Adrian Betts Harold Scheffield Myron Sinclair R. N. Scheffield Harold Geist William Gelst Brown Henrietta Clearview School Edward Cline Columbus Barl Kendeigh R. A. Mittlestead Avon Bennett Harry Buchs Anna Buches Edith Goasard Wallace Court Charles Cook Bertha Cook Hollis Derby Theodore Reis Myron Fred Latteman Ted Wyttenbach John Geisendoerfer Leo Kimmel Barbara Angersbach And Rochester Leo Livermore Charles Livermore Solomon Rosenburg Hayesville Merritt Fye Jay Ames Clarkesfield Rose Podgkin F. W. Riebe T. Poelking Parma Heights John Chapman Eva Winfield Harry Knapp B. Clark Helen Clarabelle Pearl Franks T* de Simmons Albert Campbell Lenore E. A. Gariss Clearview Rochester Orchestra Sadie Adams Homersville M. L. Frye Frank Rick Rose Hodgkin L. B. Feeley Janet S. Lewis E. A L. J. Herman and James Hartupee J. H. Herman Herman A. B. Southard Mr. Childers A.C. Pohlam Berea Frank Chamberlain Will Blanchard A. R. Southard Walter Hall Morrison

Local residents visit from Elyria and La Grange

Mrs John Geisendoerfer and Mr Ira Kiplinger of La Grange along with Mr and Mrs Charles Latteman and son Carl of Birmingham were Sunday visitors to Fred Latteman. Myron and others from Elyria visited Saturday.

John Geisendoerfer Ira Kiplinger la Grange Charles Latteman Carl Birmingham Fred Latteman Theodore Reis Myron Elyria

Rochester Social News Highlights April Weekend Visits

Rochester residents and guests fill weekend with family and friends visits. Leo Livermore stays with father Charles Livermore, while Solomon Rosenburg visits Hayesville. many others from Clarkesfield Parma Heights New London and Wellington drop by homes of Fye Podgkin Winfield and Gariss. A Falls Clinic birth charms local circles as well.

Modern Belles Club Meets For Sewing And Games

The Mod ern Belles Club gathered at Miss Florence Nicholas's home on Thursday. They sewed until noon then shared a chicken dinner at the U B church. Afternoon activities included anagrams radio listening and social chat. Next meeting planned for May 17 at Marjorie Biddinger's.

Modern Belles Club Florence Nicholas U. B Marjorie Biddinger Vanscoy Eli Bakers Greenwich W. C. Glason Broughtonville Bryan Edna Keiths John Koppler Otterbein Guild Dorothy Hipps Gerry Daron

Epworth League Party and Local Social News

The Epworth League held a Saturday evening party at the annex with about forty present. A cabinet meeting followed by refreshments. Tuesday’s cabinet meeting elected officers. Visitors included Mr. and Mrs. Lee Lamphe and Mrs. Andrews of Avon and others. Irma Van Vranken is recovering from illness. The Ross family and Kentucky announced the arrival of a son Tuesday.

Epworth League Annex Lee Lamphe Andrews Avon C. W. Andrews C.F. Hanvill Sandusky Calle Pena Hanville

Demand for Finance Books Surges at Houston Library

Houston librarian Miss Julia Ideson reports finance books on the gold standard are in unprecedented demand at the public library. During the bank holiday the request for such titles far exceeded supply, with religion volumes also in strong demand.

Houston Tex Julia Ideson Vaual

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Briefs Eaton Helen Dawley Andrew Smith Blanche Tite Olmsted Falls Charles Bonsey Elson Munn Eleanor B. M. Ross Margaret Hazel Ferguson Lorrain Dorothy Decker Martin F. C. Hathaway M. Hathaway F. C Mirs May Prindle Clinton Ralph Harrington Orak Joe Schneider Virginia Kelley Beatrice Walker Carlisle Howard Walker Elizabeth Vacha Lakewood Charles Horwedel John Januski Bob Tincher Teena Brown Credi York Wm. Sellman M. Stock Mable Taylor C. J. Snyder Bertha Derringer Penfield Junction Spencer School Kipton M. E. Perkins Lorain County Pittsfield William Myres Mabel Hanes Milan W. H. Schweinfurth Hebron Association la Grange Baptist Church Claude Searles John Vervanshe E. L. Hanes and Son Clarksfield August Lang Bridge Club Ing Ralph Crehor Nellie Crehore Epworth League Party Irma van Vranken David Ross Kentucky Tueday Demany Miller-Jones Co Broad Street Hannas Aloes Hanna China the Heldmyer Hardware Co
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