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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 29, 1933
Page
7
Sue and Philip arrive at a white clubhouse to dinner with Sue anxious about Philip's mood. They enjoy a veranda view over green valleys as Philip hints at saying something painful, signaling a looming confrontation about their relationship.
Mr and Mrs Edward Berg and son Clarence Mr and Mrs Harlan Schramm and son Donald visited Mr and Mrs Chris Gentes in Lorain for Sunday dinner. Frederich Emmerich suffered facial burns when oil in a pan exploded during the day but avoided eye injury. Additional guests included Simeon Nash Jon Chester Hazel Potter Hannah Schramm and son Karl.
Oberlin Grange met Tuesday evening with fair attendance. Visitors from Henrietta and Amherst Granges attended while Oscar Zurcher spoke on the Grange automobile insurance company. Initiatory work was presented by the Oberlin team, with two candidates from Oberlin and one from Henrietta. a hamlet demonstration and lunch followed.
Mr. and Mrs. McPherson and Mrs. Edith Ford with their children visited Mr. and Mrs. Carl McPherson of Norwalk on Sunday. A dinner marked the birth day anniversary of their eldest son, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Emerick of...
April 29 reports list dinners and visits among local families. Names include Mrs Jonas Springer, Rosa Berger, Tony, and the Hasen family with gatherings at home and with neighbors in Amherst and Elyria.
A crowded social scene unfolds as Dr. and Mrs. Finlayson of Cleveland visit Mrs. Agnes Finlayson in Grafton. Numerous locals from Maple Heights Huron Penfield Elyria and Lorain host and attend dinners gatherings and church services. The belden families music groups win a local contest and prepare for a state event.
The Bere woods hosted the season’s first Coon Chase with fifty dogs entered and a large crowd in attendance. Local residents including Mr and Mrs John Stephenson, Mrs Mary Coxon, John Stephenson Jr and family of Lorain joined Emma Berg for a Sunday gathering. Nearby visits included Elvria at John Franklin's and Amherst guests at Fred Berg's and Ed Lanisi. Oberlin residents Mrs Walter Walker and Alvah spent Tuesday evening at Harry Gibson's.
Four college students speeding around a Spencer grocery truck two miles south of Sullivan on Route 58 lost control of a Ford when it mounted the flag and swung to the west side. The car struck a pole and overturned into a ditch. The top was wrecked and the windshield broken with no serious injuries.
Two cars, one from Akron and another driven by Mr. Radler, collided north of Sullivan at the square. The Akron vehicle was thrown into a ditch while both occupants escaped with no injuries.
A County Temperance Union event at the Evangelical church in Ahi will form a county temperance league with a 2 PM start and a 4 PM address by a state speaker. Local revival services at Polk Christian Church led by Rev. E G Aubrey and Rev. Stanley Johnson of Jeromeville are noted along with extensive community activities at Church of Christ and area residences.
Mrs Paul Houseman and son of Akron visited. Catherine Elliott was a Tuesday guest of Mrs Marshal McAdoo. Mr and Mrs Bennett Sperry of Cleveland stayed with Mr and Mrs Claude Arndt. Sperry tuned pianos. They plan to return to Sullivan later this month. Warne McFadden welcomes a son. Mrs Lebkisher and daughters visited Miss Allen Lebkisher in Medina.
Esther Baum Gest LaVerne Aldrich Elizabeth Droege play clarinets with Edward Reisinger Dale Wise and Fred Reisinger on cello and trombone soloists Gus Fischer Marl Buckingham Walter Sandrock Oleeva Wise Merle Lehman Neil Wise and Mary Dambaugh. Five members including Oleeva Wise Sharlene Wise Fred Reisinger Edward Reisinger and Jeanne Wise passed the first class mupJe jan examination. Floyd Moore conducts.
Carlisle April 29 An Elyria resident Hunesin was a caller at the Hopkins home Tuesday tee ing.
Mr and Mrs Elpb Chapman of the Hedges entertained twelve guests at dinner Thursday evening for their thirty-fifth wedding anniversary. Gift bouquets adorned the rooms and the dinner table bore a centerpiece of calendulas and vased favors. Bridge and music followed the meal as congratulations and wishes for a long, happy life were extended to the guests of honor.
Bert Eddy opened her home on Burtrernut Ridge road Thursday afternoon for members and friends of the Ladies' Aid. A bountiful luncheon preceded the regular business session. Society tests included Mesdames Leek from Cleveland Meister and Ryley from Berea, and others on Butternut Ridge road.
Mr and Mrs Joseph Maiden and son Joseph Jr of Lotary joined Mr and Mrs Thayer Chapman at the Hedges while Dwight Burr Arlene and Edgar Burr of Fast avenue attended a tureen supper hosted by the First Methodist Church Sunday School board in Elyria. Mrs BE Van Amburch of La Porte Mrs John Bésar and Dolores attended a Lady Rowena Circle meeting at Mrs Maud Saladin's Lake Avenue home. Walter Negins of Chestnut Ridge visits Cleveland for the week. Joseph Miroy of Grafton road and Joseph Wojcik and family of Fuller road joined the Veterans of Foreign Wars Auxiliary for an Americanization program at the VFW Club rooms Wednesday evening.
Mrs William Rennie of La Porte will entertain Lindy Lodge members at a kid party on Tuesday evening May 2. Miss Florence Fullmer hosted Yankee City members and friends at her East Avenue home on Wednesday evening.
Mrs Dorothy Hicks of Grafton Road was named chair of the nominating committee with Miss Grace Prindle and B J Feron. The auditing committee lists Mrs Mahie Robson as chair with AH Godepeed and Arthur Ernst. The association will handle the school enumeration with A P Bailey chairing. A May 3rd summer round-up at the school will give special attention to children entering school in September. The final PTA meeting of the year will follow and all interested are urged to attend.
Irene Harrison the young son of Mr and Mrs Frank Harrison of the Grafton road is seriously ill with pneumonia.
Funeral services for Charles A. Camlin who died Tuesday night in Toledo were held at the Othadist Church in LaPorte on Wednesday afternoon. Rev J H Jones officiated with burial in La Porte cemetery. Camlin was well known in the community having lived there most of his life. Mr and Mrs P C Gilman of Ea avenue were dinner guests recently of Mr and Mrs Eric D Chapman. Tape Gregg of Elyria Memorial Hospital Nurses Training School was a dinner guest Wednesday evening at her home on the Butternut Ridge road.
The Kan Act Dramatic Club of East Carlisle will present School Days at East Carlisle School on Friday evening.
Boston notices an old Massachusetts statute enacted in 1867 forbidding bean-bag throwing or catching except in designated places.
In Covington Kentucky the Women’s Christian Temperance Union passed a resolution pledging to patronize only merchants who do not sell beer, signaling a boycott stance by the group.
The Triple S 4-H sewing club met at Elaine Cole's home on Tuesday afternoon April 29. Mrs. Mo Nicholson became leader for the year and the group voted to rename the club the Cutup Club. Officers elected: president Elaine Cole, vice president and secretary Catherine Naughton, recreation Mary Stanko, reporter Emily Konrad. A constitution committee including Katherine Havock Alice Denger and Catherine Naughton was formed to present at the next meeting at Elaine Cole's home on Wednesday afternoon May ord.
The Lake Avenue Sunday school Adult class met with Mr. and Mrs. Croskey hosting. Vice president Mrs Walter Schmidthons led the business session. Plans were set for a church social during Mas with chairs named for program refreshment and games. Twenty six attended as guests enjoyed entertainment and refreshments. The group meets May 21 at the Colliers home with Green and Schmidthons assisting. Hecock and Taylor in charge of entertainment.
The many friends of Rev. p. Fulmer will be sorry to learn he was admitted to Lakewood Hospital on Thursday for preparation for operative treatment.
Mothers of the Royal Girl Scouts are invited to a Legion Auxiliary committee meeting to reorganize the mothers' club at Park Hall in Avon Lake on Friday May 5 at 2 o'clock.
Miss Doris Tincher Madiva Williams Hugh Kane and Herbert Scott attended a show in Cleveland Wednesday evening confirming local entertainment activity and social engagement.
Chief Eagle Wing and wife presented an Indian show at the school house Friday evening. The event was sponsored by the Parent Teacher Association.
Alvig Walker of Carlisle edits about friends in town Thursday. Robert Tincher and family move to Walker road. Mrs E Griffiths of Cleveland moves to Lake Road for summer. Dave Horsfall moves into Seefried home. Mrs Archie Stretten and Dale visit Cleveland relatives Wednesday. Robert Faye of Berea spends the day in town. Mrs Perry Taylor and son Roy of Cleveland visit their parents Wednesday.
Brighton news records Sunday dinner guests at the Lewis Behnke home in Elyria including Mrs Erwin Perkins and family and John Hacker with Marguerite Draper. Other notes mention visits by Mrs Horace Green from Camden, Mrs Eliza Robishaw, and Mrs Alma Perkins, plus gatherings with Mrs Georges Leininger in Camden and calls on Mrs Burgess Sheldon and Mrs Floyd Findley in Wellington.
Delorey Leigh and Grace Morley both 19 locked themselves in a school closet in Ogden Utah using a snap lock. They remained confined for about three hours until police arrived after a citywide search.
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