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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 27, 1933
Page
2
Camden students enjoyed Friday chapel in the auditorium. Mr Baetz led the program featuring Paul Sandrock on xylophone, Frances Davidson singing, Edith Judson and Robert Brumby in a trombone duet, Lodema Leininger piano duet, Muriel and Eloise Davidson saxophone duet, Charles Bayless vocal, and songs by juniors and seniors.
Philip Donovan and Detective confront Minty Doran in a secret lair. Minty surrenders and is led away as Bella reveals dual role and Minty escapes via concealed panels. A chase through a maze of walls ends with a shocking sight: Judge Forms, now white haired and disguised with a missing eyebrow, appears as the scene freezes.
About 150 people attended a Friday social at the Community church on Lake Ave. The program featured King’s Orchestra, jokes by J. H. Hogan and Harry Shyrock, a tale by Reverend Bucholz, and a one act play The Rag Carpet Bee. Cast includes Aunt Sally Anna Beck Mrs Bolton Miss Ethel Metszer Laurina Payton etc.
Raymond Alexander left to resume work on a lake freighter for the summer. Mrs. B. F. Addy of LaPorte hosts the Ladies Aid on April 27. Easter Sunday dinner guests included Mr. and Mrs. Orin Durkee and Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Durkee at the Crowell home. Miss Helen Abrunoska and Estella Kraspeskhi from Elyria visited Miss Marian Hall. Miss Hail delays training at Memorial Hospital due to archiving illness but hopes to continue later. Mr. and Mrs. William Stevenson of Barberton visited Vr and Mrs Dees Posse!
Mrs Harland Schlechter hosted the D B P club at her Henrietta home for a regular business session with a social afterward. May meeting planned with Miss Louise Schmidt k ons of North Ridge. Refreshments served to members and guests including Mrs William Sudro Mrs Albert Vietzen Elyria Mrs Elmer Vietzen West Ridge and others.
Howard and Neva Carrick and George Chambers were supper and evening guests of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Winters in Cleveland Saturday. Ed Hornezle of Dover was supper guest of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Smith on Gulf road Sunday. Zelma Smith visited her grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Frank Perry in Cleveland. Miss Perry returned home Friday after visiting her daughter Mrs. Smith.
Mrs Frank Schwartz and daughter Lyle of LaPorte visited Mrs Belle Bailey in Grafton. Mrs Mary Garrett is ill at home on Indian Hollow Road. LaPorte Methodist Church held a well attended service with a fine sermon by the pastor and Miss Mildred Brevoort. violinist and Miss Irene Upton provided the offertory. Mr and Mrs Leon Ward move their family to the Phelps place on Chestnut Ridge for their future home. Mrs Eric Chapman and Mrs L Bonsieur attended Circle No 1 meeting at the First Congregational church. Mrs Claire Miller and child returned home on Indian Hollow Road after David Arnold's funeral in Canton Ohio.
East Carlisle PTA met Friday evening at the school in a well attended program. The International Harvester Co presented three films The Romance of The Reapers Hawaii The Beautiful and Felix The Cat. A business session prior named nominating and auditing committees for the next election. Officers for next year will be elected and Kanach Dramatic Club plays planned.
A well attended dance hosted by the Carlisle Center Parent Teachers Association at Nuhn's Barn on La Grange road featured Art Roush’s orchestra. A substantial sum was realized.
A brief note records an evening gathering at the residence of Kenneth Barclay in Elyria, detailing the event as a social or family occasion with no further public specifics.
The Kan Act Dramatic club of East Carlisle met Friday at East Carlisle school. A brief meeting approved rehearsals for two upcoming plays "School Daze" and "The Little Bluffer."
The Milk Dealers will meet on Tuesday April 25 at the Grange Hall in Carlisle Center.
Mrs P H Campbell entertained the Five Hundred Club at her Diagonal road home with three tables in play. First prize went to Mrs Younglas, second to Mrs Joseph Bickel, third to Mrs F Hastings, and Mrs C Sanders won the consolation. A dainty supper followed as the social hour ended and the next meeting is set for two weeks at Mrs Albert Ares residence in Spencer.
Mrs James Smith of Chestnut Ridge attends a Division C luncheon at Mrs Bert Wise home in Elvria. Violin numbers by Mrs Virgil Waite at Cir clo No of the First Methodist Church Elyria luncheon. A daughter born to Mr and Mrs Richard J Forney at Blue Creek Pollitts Farm on Sunday morning Anni the twenty third. Weekend guests include Miss Ruby Dawr of LaPorte at relatives in Bowling Green.
A church supper at a Per se Methodist church featured a daffodil and sweet pea centerpiece and a table setting. Rev J H Jones and Mrs Jones attended alongside First Aid patrol members from Ohio Public Service. A post supper program, led by Mrs Arthur Behrkes, opened with Blest Be the Tie That Binds sung by Eleanor Robson on piano.
Rose evening featured Arthur Ehrke introducing Ernest Mayer and the First Aid patrol. Mayer outlined and demonstrated various First Aid tasks while Mrs. Kropp and Miss Whitney led a song. Social hour followed with Mrs. J Spaeth and guests from Chestnut Ridge and North Eaton.
Mrs I N Haven and Mr and Mrs Jon Spaeth of Chestnut Ridge attended a Saturday evening event at the home of Mr and Mrs Phillip Gerhast in Avon. Mrs Edward Shattuck of Lakewood visited friends and former neighbors at LaPort Monday afternoon.
Mrs. Db. KK. Breede entertained nine members of the Guild of the First Congregational church at Crafton road. Quilting occupied the afternoon hours and a nine course was served at the conclusion of the meeting.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur E. Giles hosted members of the Elyria Music Society at their LaPorte home on Monday evening. Mrs. John Diedrich will host the Carlisle Neighborhood club Thursday afternoon at her LaGrange home.
Elmira, N Y. Only one of three local breweries resumed beer production after prohibition when 3.2 percent beverage legality returned under federal laws.
Ernest C. Alger has joined his father Floyd C. Alger in the family undertaking business founded by Charles R. Alger fifty three years ago in Holyoke Mass.
Lake Avenue Sunday school will gather Wednesday evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. E. F. Croskey at Stop 11. Officers and teachers are invited to attend. North Elyria Grange meets Thursday with local hosts. Community church services featured two sacred songs by Mr. and Mrs. L. C. Hecock. Research Club met Thursday at Mrs. Dang Fox home with Mrs. John Hecock assisting.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the Birmingham church held a bake sale at Henry and Avery's store on Saturday afternoon. Mrs. C. W. Lawrence and Mrs. Jennie Mitchell led the committee.
The weekly M. E. church choir rehearsal is set for Thursday evening at the Munn residence. A Wednesday prayer meeting will be at Mr and Mrs Harland Schlecter home. The Standard Bearers meet at Virginia Gould home Friday afternoon. Epworth League gathering led by Miss Helen Bauman Sunday evening.
The Birmingham Volunteer Firemen Association and friends held a party at Birmingham Town Hall on Friday evening. A committee of firemen organized the event with dancing cards and refreshments. About forty attended as a local orchestra provided music for the dance.
Several Cleveland and Elyria families visited relatives in town over the weekend. Attendees included Mr and Mrs F R Howe and son, Mr and Mrs Ernest Gerber and family, Mr and Mrs Hubert Howard and Ardith, and Mr and Mrs Kes Hartel with Elyria parents. Mrs Carrie Davidson plans an indefinite Elyria stay. Mrs Lester E Normande shopped there. The Birmingham Ladies Aid meets May 3 at the church with a pot luck after the business. Walter Ladrach was in Cleveland on business Monday.
Brattleboro Vermont fire department recently retired its final horse drawn engine signaling a shift to motorized apparatus. The change marks the end of an era in city firefighting history as officials detailed new equipment plans and safety improvements.
Spring toywers and crepe paper decor formed a colorfil backdrop for a PTA hosted bash in the school gym. About thirty eight covers included teams coaches scorekeepers and some faculty. menu featured fried chicken mashed potatoes gravy Waldorf salad and cake. Toasts and speeches honored various values followed by dancing with local players providing music.
Mrs William Smith and daughter Marian hosted a Sunday visit with Neith Rice. seven members were baptized during the service followed by readings on Confession and Baptism. An April 30 sermon will discuss Working With God and a Wall Builder talk for children. A May 1 start will link North Eaton and Columbia Mutual by copper line for free five minute calls. Pauline Eicher of Warland underwent appendectomy last Wednesday with no further condition report.
The Mallerreek Grange will meet in the town hall Friday evening April 25. Javenite Grange meets in the EP Sunday meeting pool rooms. The town bars plan a summer baseball team to involve local boys and young men. anyone wishing to play should contact 308 Wise drone Reeser at the Reeser Garage. A new scarlet fever case reported in the showl shows illness among Howard Sprce a senior clan member.
Thelma Cogswell, a South Side High School student in Elmira, sues Harry Meltzer and Roy Bennett seeking $15,000 in a supreme court action claiming injuries from an automobile crash deprived her of the ability to frown or smile. The case names Meltzer of Elmira and Bennett of Pine City as defendants.
The notice lists worship at 9 43 AM on Sunday April Lord with Pastor Rev Anjore and Sunday School at 10 45 AM.
Mrs Leo Hanlon attends Farm Womans Club meeting at Oberlin Grange Hall. Elyria visits honor FL o M Robbins on his sixth birthday. Rain Bow Girls installation attended in Elyria. Amherst and Cleveland guests visit MacBeth family. Various church and neighborly visits noted across Elyria Oberlin and nearby towns.
Miss Mary Juronic daughter of Mr and Mrs Paul Juronic of Clarksfield and Arnold Hainline son of Mr and Mrs George Hainline of New London were united in marriage in Wheeling West Virginia on Monday April 17, marking a local family union reported from Clarksfield.
Local scouting event at Sandusky Friday evening drew Harland Metterlin Hale and others plus families including the Sprights Shaws and Shoup. Nearby area social rounds mention Ladies Aid meetings luncheon hostesses and a string of weekend visits among residents and relatives.
The Gulf Road Parent Teachers Association held its April meeting at the school with a program of songs and readings led by Lois Youtzy and Zelma Smith. Guests enjoyed refreshments as plans for May 4 Blue Ribbons and an art exhibit were announced. A community dance at Garfield school attracted about a hundred attendees, with music by local performers.
Kin of Rochester hosted Sunday guests at the Bowerite home including Loraine Nester and family from Norwalk Leo Keith and family from Wakeman Susie O Hara Kilbefner and John Hoag from New London and others. Charlie Flew exchanged a farm for Amherst property and will move this week. Other notes include Mrs Burrows and Mrs Byron improving and O A Reynolds leaving for a new home near Loudonville.
Salt Lake City Utah recreation superintendent Charlotte Stewart has started studying improved recreational facilities as a 30 hour week is anticipated to be adopted. She notes the question of how people will use their extra spare time may become a problem.
In Dry Salt Lake County Utah prohibition records report seizures over 20 months totaling 34 gallons of whisky 43 gallons of alcohol 64 gallons of gin 196 gallons of wine 276 gallons of beer and 3800 gallons of mash.
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