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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 06, 1938
Page
8
The Elyria Library announced new arrivals this week led by Death from a Top Hat, a mystery by former Elyrian Clayton Rawson. Additional new fiction includes Marrying Mark by Dunn, House in the Hills by Meynell, My Son, My Son by Spring, and Summer Half by Thirkell. Non fiction highlights Lions Paws by Meier and Questions.
Strictly business administration for best interests of taxpayers of all parts of Lorain County. If my ability and integrity meet with your approval, I will appreciate your support.
A catalog of titles and authors across customs, immigration and law essays meal planning theatre and drama books democracy and politics biographies adventures and illustrated histories. It lists Barse Bailey Dayton Strong Carpenter Mayorga Slocombe Fleming Fleming Clark Collins and others as contributors or subjects.
Kipton residents report about ninety five attended the Community Church Sunday School picnic at Linwood Park. Visitors included Miss Eileen Arnold in Columbus and Rev. and Mrs. Daniel Martin of Oberlin. Local families hosted relatives from Milan Cleveland Ash Week-end guests and other kin visited throughout the week.
Mrs. Maria H. Newman won a divorce in San Francisco on the grounds of a strained marriage sparked by affection for a pedigreed dachshund named Rheta. She testified her husband admitted marrying her mainly to care for Rheta, revealing a curious motive behind the split.
New York writer notes a Louisiana Market Bulletin item selling vetiver root and various files. He jokes at Webster and Britannica gaps, flaws in his knowledge, and mocks terms like Italian queen bees and twice sifted file prices while reflecting on learning Louisiana. Names include Harry Wilson, J. C. Tanzmann, Dewey.
In a tense gathering, Cynthia Smith is unmasked as Cynthia Glenn owner of the house. Peter confesses he warned her, while Miss Potter Payne confronts the cast about the missing pearls. Walters and Mary reveal buried silver spoons and a teapot, exposing a tangled web of deception and guilt.
A humorous reminiscence describes a Louisiana episode with ribbon cane syrup spoiled by ants, ending with the wife pouring it away. Also listed are church notices for a Methodist park service sermon at 7 30 PM with music and Sunday School, and details for the Church of Christ service and Bible school.
Nine 4-H members joined three visitors for judging at the schoolhouse from 9:45 to 10:45 A M on Monday. Mrs. Floyd Buswell and eight members attended the Style Revue at Elyria and a Cascade Park picnic later Thursday. Wellington Garden Club plans an August 11 picnic at the Chapman home with supper and entertainment chairs. The final Wellington Band concert, directed by Clyde Seidel, was held Thursday in front of the Town Hall, drawing hundreds who enjoyed the summer series.
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