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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1934
Page
11
Greenleaf and Jake pursue clues about a missing Countess as suspicion, secrecy, and potential abduction swirl around a hilltop site. A wary servant woman faces forced routines while Greenleaf plans a dawn expedition with Blane and men to uncover truth.
The Declamation contest at the Methodist church drew a large appreciative crowd. The program featured prayers, vocal and instrumental solos, and speakers from various districts. Performances included Miss Mary Whitney, Miss Virginia Davidson, Miss Marjorie Carpenter, Miss Marjorie Manning, and Miss Dorothy Pease with a range of guitar, violin, cornet, mouth organ, and jews harp pieces.
Sheffield Lake area notes report a three act comedy Sound Your Horn staged by high school students under Miss Helen Frisbee. Cast includes Drusilla, Lucin Belip Poor, Phyliss, Marie Wentling, Etta Lamb, Evelyn Dietrick, and others with George Kenish as stage manager and Marian Moon as property manager. Also covered are community events, church notices, Thanksgiving gatherings, Rug and basketball updates, and Columbia Schools honor roll.
Mrs Hate lin Stephens entertained Bert Odell and nieces Edw Mee ther of Lakewood Sunday. Emily Doris Willy Wright attended a theatre party hosted by Mrs J Todd Euclid Village for Emily Wright. TD Todd Euclid Village hosted bachelor party for Frank Williamson Nov 24. High School orchestra under Mr Moore performed Sound Your Thorn last Thursday and revived Dec 5 at Olmsted. Henry Dailey and grandson Julian Perkins to return from California. Mrs W H Jones and daughter Marjorie visiting schoolmate.
A list oflocal residents and guests includes Mr. and Mrs. Carl Keefer, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Sheffield, Mr. and Mrs. Cletug Blermacher, Miss Victoria Miller, Ed Miller, Andy Toth, Charles Mezo, Everett Jackson, Bert Latran, Frank Bukovac, Carl Creswell, Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Milla visiting relatives in Norwalk, and Mrs. Harley Telford joining relatives to Norwalk to see her sister and husband.
New Oberlin Grange met at their hall with about 60 members and a potluck supper. Officers for the coming year were elected led by Master Ernest Parks and Overseer Francis Emerich, with a long list of appointees and committee members.
The Belden basketball teams hosted La Grange with La Grange winning 28 to 20 in boys action and Belden girls losing 27 to 11. Grade cards were distributed, and first six grades rehearse an operetta Christmas With the Old Woman Who Lives In the Shoe set for December. The November PTA meeting approved chair purchases for the auditorium and a paper drive fundraiser offering chair-name recognition for students.
The Vincent School Parent-Teacher Association will hold its next regular meeting Monday evening December 3. Honor roll pupils include Thomas Coroan John Galiavich Theresa Kalo Steve Kish Wilma Pongracz Julia Izene Frank Horodnaty Julia Toth Irene Palzer Irene Pataki Rose Rehoreg Louis Pongracz Hope Giberson and Just Izabo Helen Toth Irene Hetzel. The program on November 26 featured greetings by first graders flag drill songs from various grades and a humorous play by teachers.
The late rowing officers were nominated and elected Sunday at the Congregational Sunday School. Mrs. Leong Delong appointed as superintendent, Mrs. J. B. Eglin assistant, George Bowman treasurer, Helen Bligh clerk, Mary Eg Hn plantist, Mrs. P19 Davison assist. CELEBRATE ANNIVERSARY The twenty ninth wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Johnson celebrated with family dinner at daughter’s home. Thanksgiving guests listed from Vermilion and Elyria, twenty four at turkey dinner. BREFFS Mr. and Mrs. Moore and others were visitors. Oberlin banquet attendance noted.
A group of ladies hosted a Monday afternoon gathering for Mrs Frankie Heese in celebration of her birthday. Attendees included Miss Edith Harlbut Mrs Clara Keller Mrs EL A White Mrs FE E Minard Mrs Cornelia Minard Mrs John Cook Mrs Chris Ackerman Mrs Leonard Dean and family friends. The event featured pleasant conversation and gifts for the honoree with refreshments served.
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