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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 15, 1931
Page
3
Local society notes describe visitors from Riore and Cleveland attending games at League Park. Families gather for reunions at the old Homestead and in Sandusky. A large group joins a wiener roast at the church parlors, with teachers and friends listed among attendees.
A stream of London imagery shows the river Thames as a mingling of romance and dullness while Crowned by a fading Cleopatra Needle. The piece contrasts London weather, theater figures, Bustling markets, and expatriate royalty amid a weary city scene.
Sunday worship and Sunday school at Lake Avenue Church described with a teens camp near Vermilion. Elizabeth Hulse, Ann Shyrock, and Silve Denger attend. A girls camp near Vermilion hosted a picnic lunch and camp life activities after a court fire at 7.00 pm, then girls returned to the house. Grange notes mention no meeting with inspection planned for Aug 27. Triples 4-H Clothing Club held its eighth and last meeting on Aug 1 with plans for a clothing demonstration contest.
The Flyria on Aligivet event sees all members urged to attend with friends invited. Members listed include Elaine Cole Calhorne Naughton Mary stall Rebecca Rea and others. Sewing club plans a gala at Glan's Beach Lorain on Aug 26 with refreshments and games. Visits include Indianapolis guests Howard Behnke Nelson Betterley Rollo Westmeyer and trips to Akron Airport to see the dirigible Akron. Various social visits and brief notes from Adelbert Avenue area conclude with Epworth League and King Junior Orchestra activities.
Brownhelm, Aug 13, Mr. and Mrs. Gust Emmerich hosted a six o clock dinner honoring the 6th wedding anniversary of their son in law and daughter Mr. and Mrs. Frank Arndt of Amt Werst. Attending were Mr. and Mrs. Frank Arndt and Mr. and Mrs. Walter Miller with daughter Amherst Ernest Emmerich Birmingham Mr. and Mrs. James Baumhardt Harvey Emmerich and son Norman Miss Helen Emmerich and the hosts. Wiener Roast The boys class of the Congregational Sunday School taught by Howard Ladrach entertained Mrs. R. S. with members.
Mrs Robert Kneigel and Miss Caroline Harchler led the Lindy Claes of the Congregational Sunday School in games and a wiener roast at the church parlors. Guests from Amherst Akron and Vermilion joined. plans hinted at Mill Hollow and August picnic details.
Eaton Aug 15 Mrs Joseph Rumpier was in Cleveland visiting friends and relatives Our Grange will have an exhibit at the county fair this year Committees named for displays include vegetables Elsie Durkee Elmer Fullmer H L Tite fruit Ben Munn Elson Munn Minuie Fite grains Otis Paul Lowe Wallace Dimaline poultry Ed Symons dairy N J Hosking and others to organize food displays
Dr. Garry C. Myers argues nicknames can harm a child’s personality when disliked. Parents should avoid using or teaching nicknames that annoy, and help others respect the child’s preferred name. Encourages discussing matters with older students and guiding peers to refrain from hurtful terms.
A mix of verse excerpt artifacts and local notices mentions Emuly Dickinson and a long-dead year, plus names of residents and events. It notes a Metropolitan Beach outing for senior classes, a funeral in Grafton, Baptist Missionary Society gathering, and a Chippewa Lake Sunday school plan for August 21, with several Cleveland visitors and a hospital stay for Ernest Smith.
Ridgeville Aug 15 the Ridgeville Grange first to declare need for fire protection in rural area. Worthy Master Brandt urged action and urged members to address urgent fire protection measures for the community.
Protection in Ridgeville districts prompted trustees to support the Grange stand. Ridgeville Grange met with Eaton Grange as Worthy Master E. Munn and officers opened and closed the session. Inspection night is Tuesday, Aug. 25. A literary program will be held Tuesday evening, Aug. 18 at Columbia.
London Lord Mayor Sir Phene Neal travels in semi state from the Guildhall to Cornhill but his gilded coach stalls as four horses fail to move it. The coachman blames a seized axle, prompting a switch to an automobile. The event notes that ant colonies are frequently founded by a single queen.
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