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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Dec 08, 1933

Page

18

Mystery at Volnic Estate Unfolds In Hidden Romance

Fifteen years before the tale opens, Elisabeth Horain a celebrated singer is murdered at the Volnic chateau for the entertainment of de Jouvelle guests. Inspector Gorgeret pursues clues as Raoul fends off detection and a young woman named Antonine hides her true identity while involving herself with the Marquis d Erlemont. A letter from Therese's mother draws the marquis toward a past connection, indicating further secrets to come.

Elisabeth Horain Monsieur Madame de Jouvelle Volnic Jean d’Erlemont de Jouvelles Gorgeret Volnic Chateau Flemant Clare Big Paul Saint-Lazare Clara Marquis d’Erlemont Monsieur Raoul Raoul Glare Mademoiselle Marquis Boulevard Voltaire Olga Europe Marquis d d’Erlemont Chateau of G’erlemont Madam¢ Gautier Lisieux Tie Therese Han

Local notes from Spencer and Cleveland visitors

Spencer and nearby families hosted and visited in Spencer and Lodi with entries on bank leadership changes, hospital care, church notes, and social visits. Marriages, illnesses, and condolences are noted alongside community events and services during December 1933.

Surprised on Birthday at Bowman Home Gathering

Mrs Ella Bowman was surprised on her birthday by relatives at the Brinker home on Saturday. Attendees included Edd Brinker and family from Homerville, Will Aukerman Milo Gunsal Sadie Mattingly and others. George Garwood and Stout families visited, and Evelyn Fuller spent Thanksgiving with her parents.

Man Mae Hisey Joan of Bedford Harold Rolce Sullivan Ernst Woodling Louise Akron Joe Browand Lynden Loyde Lechleitner Hubert Allis Liberty Street Ruth Coomer Evelyn Myers Columbus Simon Dougherty Elinor Charles Fuller Eugene Aukerman Ladies’ Lutheran Idaho Arlo White A. L. Fisher Wichita Kansas G. C. Neidhardt Wellington Marshall McCuen Spencer C. R. Aldrich Bank Glenn Brouse Elyria John Pycraft Guy Smith Bie Bucan Boxel Earl van Boxel Cleveland Perry Anchie Orrville Alice Hendricks Maud Lenard Bridges Milo Gunsal Will Aukerman Chatham Henry Aukerman F. J. Coomer James D. C. Coomer Richard Kray Lowell Coomer Glen Woods Niles Ohio L. E. Curtice Lenard Hummel Clarence Hummel Carl Hummel Homerville Rap T. J. Curtice Versarl Frank Shiroker Lilian Johnson Davis Melba Wendell Mary Franrag Garwood Welleston Opera House Filyria Aries Touhy Grane Hill Elizabeth Ingraham Clarence Dagne Walter Everhart Medina Aaron Brown Citeren Litchfield Fred Brinker Ella Bowman Edd Brinker Sadie Mattingly Will Baker Marilyn Shick Ernst Pitts

Columbia Worker Injured In Shop Accident

Albert Klaas a Columbia township clerk lost part of his thumb and fractured a finger while using a saw at his brother's Cleveland shop. He was hospitalized and returned home. Russell Fitch re dressed the wound.

Albert Klaas Columbia Township Cleveland Russell Fitch J. H. Jones George Harrington Brunswick Charles Draper Bennett’s Corners Robert Painter Beverly Jackon Center Hiel Berea Jay Jasper The Paper Products Co Baptist Church Baptist Miston Circle F. D. Churchward Elizabeth Harold Hursh John Alan Methodist Sunday School Louis Fitch America Russia

Thanksgiving gatherings and visits in Rochester area homes

Mr and Mrs John Murray of Crest on hosted a family party with many relatives from Rochester and nearby towns visiting for Thanksgiving. The gathering featured a roast pig centerpiece and games, with guests from Nova Wellington Detroit Steubenville Maumee and Cleveland.

Rochester Dec. S John Murray Creston Will Murray Helen Julia Murray James Murray Donald Martha Hosfeld Russell Murray Bruce Arthur Jew

Thanksgiving Guests Gathered Across Rochester and Nearby Towns

Numerous households hosted relatives and friends for Thanksgiving dinners, with extended networks spanning Rochester, Wellington, Norwalk, Akron, Cleveland, Warren, Loudonville, Mifflin, Steubenville, and Detroit. Highlights include Arthur Snyder and 27 relatives at the Jewett home, and Stella Tripp visiting from Detroit with Lesle Tripp.

Alton Bradford Henry Bradford Ralph Taylor Carl Bradford Kenneth Gi L. A. Bradford Stella Tripp Detroit Mich Lesle Tripp Ralph Rowland Frank Rowland Harry Rowland Ed, Massard Wellington Mahtoun Burnham Cleveland Caroline Rowland Warren Florence Rowland Loudonville del Simmons Wade Cowie Akron Wm. Goldsmith Marian Robert Gwinner Harry Knapp Clarabelle Franks New London Arthur Snyder Gladys Fye Babe Franklin Simonson Lakes Toledo Bedford Hunt George Bursley Corwin Coe Steubenville James Murray Rochester A. C. Pohlman Will Blanchard Harold Murray Charlotte Sugaski del Richards Allen Richards Sullivan Lee Conklin J. L. Knapp Cliff Cowie Lester Wolfe Eugene Babcock Myron Shelton Wakeman Merritt Parker Loren Pifer Lester Ketchum Nora Chamberlin Oscar Chamberlin George Cowie Dana Phillips Lawrence Esther McCauley Mary Sweitzer Ashland Russell Murray Merrit Tre Robert Swartz Mac Swartz Norwalk James Williams Clayton Biddinger Jessie Nova Larue Biddinger Lawrence Snyder Arthur Jewett A. FE. Storrow Helen Klein Stanney Storrow

Community luncheon and joint meeting announced

The Columbia Garden hosts a luncheon near the House of the Universalistenue at North Olmsted on Tuesday at one o clock. The annual election of officers will also be held. A joint meeting of two Ladies groups is planned for Thursday, entertained by Mrs. oeen. All are urged to attend.

Columbia Garden House of the Universalistenue North Olmsted

Thanksgiving Dinner Gathered Local Family Guests in Oberlin

Mrs Eva Bryant hosted a Thanksgiving Day dinner in Oberlin with Mr and Mrs Charles Bryant and three children, Mrs Abby Davis and Floyd Bryant, Mr and Mrs Howard Dayton and daughter from Pittsfield, Mrs Belle Brosicker and son, Miss Lalah Walker of Amherst, Mr and Mrs Gar Harris and family and Charles Harris of West Russia. Wade Mertz of North Bass Island and Miss Helen Hastings of Sandusky visited Myron Werner, a former classmate.

Art Sanford A Arleigh Hendricks Harry Hendricks River Corners Alice Hendricks Dewey Leininger John Rowe North Street Myron Bradley H. J. Bradley W. D. Brouse Wellington Belle Bradley Howard Allison West Salem Thomas Allison Clarence Darue Cleveland E. W. Leatherman Akron N. E. Fuller Laura Wilson Blanch Abshire Ashland College Beulah Woods Mary Howe Litenfiled Cliff Cowie Myra Bennett Cleo Crittenden Raymond Fitchville Myrtle Herrici Cora Rolfe Charles Wolfe Sadie Day New London E. D. Thompson Scott Biddinger Austin Ewell Lucile Murray E. D Oberlin Eva Bryant Charles Bryant Abby Davis Floyd Bryant Howard Dayton Pittsfield Belle Brosicker Lalah Walker Amherst Gar Harris Charles Harris West Russia Wade Mertz North Bass Island Helen Hastings Sandusky

Springer Ferrand Vows Say I Do In Elyria Wedding

Lyle N. Springer of this vicinity and Miss Alice Ferrand of Elyria wed at the M. E. parsonage in Elyria with Rev. Bond officiating on Saturday afternoon December 2. The couple reside with the groom’s parents Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Springer.

Lyle N. Springer Alice Ferrand Elyria M. E. Parsonage Bond Arthur Springer

Local residents share visits and gatherings this week

Mrs. Joseph Reese Sr and son George visit husband and father at St. Josephs hospital in Lorain after his fall injuries. Several families host dinners and visits across Avon Elyria Medina and Sandusky, including Schramms Bergs Kent and Scamores with aunt Mrs. Anna Berg and others.

Joseph Reese George St. Joseph's Hospital Lorain Reese Fred Berg Charles Date Chalmer Davidson William Forture Elton Scamore Avon Albert Youngless Adelbert Bertha Rosenthal Elyria Ora Stanfield Mary Latteman Birmingham Juanita Schramm Marguarite Grills Fred Kent Harlan Schramm Medina Henry Sandrock Everette Sandrock Chestnut Ridge William Bers Emma Berg Edward Sanislo Jacob Schenk Sandusky Lyle Springer

Henrietta Hosts Class of 1928 Social Evening

Henrietta Hi class of 1928 held a day evening gathering with Mrs M G Johnson hosting. Five hundred winner were Lester Husted and Clifton McDowell with Irma Bauman and Johnson low scorers. Guests included Irma Bauman Kevlyn Parker Elyria Nelson Reusser Chardon and more. Relatives celebrated Mrs Louis Delefield birthday with diverse attendees from Axtel Berea Elyria and nearby towns. Many Thanksgiving visits and dinners followed across Elyria Berea Amherst and surrounding areas with numerous families hosting and attending events at local homes.

Henrietta M. G. Johnson Lester Husted Clifton McDowell Irma Bauman M. G .Johnson Cleveland Kevlyn Parker Elyria Harold Buchs Elmer Garber Albert Schneider Eleanor Oscar Schneider Berea Harry Jones Dorothy Charles” Heidrick Charles Bristol Bertha Elmer Iva Merkoyvitz Axtel Emma Noble Carlton R. H. Bristol Berlin Hefehts A. R. Emmerick Theodore Rels Henry Puder George Puder Valley City Walter Fowl Catharine Dale Brownhelm Ira Kiplinger LaGrange Walter Davis Frank Page O. C. Sanders Harold Sanders Donna Amherst George Latteman Birmingham George Bohn Ray Brown Henry Mary Bohn John Bohn Anna Buchs Elmer’ Buchs George Hignutt Katie Weidman Twila Ernest Buchs George Kreuck Arthur Lorain Martin Pippert Sophia Pippert John Hostettler

Oberlin community notes and 4-H club activities recounted

Afternoon callers visited in Brownhelm and East Oberlin church hosted a candy making demonstration. Oberlin Grangers enjoyed a progressive Pedro game with high scores to Mrs. Faulkner and Earl Peabody. Little Big Seven Boys 4 H gathered with leader Kenneth Kern for a social and business meeting.

Brownhelm East Oberlin Community Church Joe Reese Jr Amherst Oberlin Grangers Pedro Oberlin Grange Hall Arthur Faulkner Earl Peabody Marzuarite Hull J. H Raymond Grills Kern Orville Fred Berg Hazel Jeanette Martin Schrader Frank Austin Lakewood Charles Gibson

Clothing project starts for Lorain county farm women

The Lorain county agricultural extension service began its second major clothing project of the season yesterday with 15 women from across the county attending a demonstration on cleaning and pressing problems by Miss Eunice Teal, OSU specialist. Dates were set for multiple meetings in county communities to offer the project.

Lorain County County Agricultural Extension Service Ohio Public Service Company

Fourth generation Wilkes tied to University of Missouri

Elizabeth Wilkes, senior at the University of Missouri in Columbia, is the fourth generation in her family to attend the school. Her father Edmund Wilkes Jr graduated in 1909, grandfather in 1880, and great grandfather Lanceford Bramlett Wilkes earned his degree in 1849. Elizabeth served as official greeter for homecoming day and the Class of 09 anniversary.

Columbia, Mo Elizabeth Wilkes University of Missouri University Edmund Wilkes Lanceford Bramlett Wilkes Elizabeth

Bell at Croyland Abbey Builds Tuneable Ring

In 945 the Abbey of Croyland in England presented a great bell noted as the first tuneable bell known, marking a milestone in medieval church sound.

Croyland England

Also Mentioned on This Page

Maurice Llane Chapter Blonde Clara Antonine Zoodler Olsa Briey Clara Woods Charles Touby Rice Chandos Varney Lodi Hospital Frank Rice Alfred Fuller Harold Funk Funk M. Fef Spencer Methodist Episcopal Church Louis John Quad Wayne Messner Smyrna Epworth League Fred Miller Fred Miller. Monthly Program Given By the Church School Melinda Naylor Fannie Stiie Therman Lodi Blake Brownand Art Roe Max Sarah Brouse Brouse Grover Shephard Worthington, O Mary Curtice Evelyn Fuller Ohio State University G. H. Garwood Findlay, O C. E. Wolf J. E. Shoop H. E. Stout Wooster George Wiltmer Springville John Johnson Fannie Stile Barberton Therman Sthle Columbia Family Party Michael Profant Brighton FE. D. Thompson Bertha Simonson Frank Clifford D.C E. D. Schramm Springer-Ferrand Albert Rousser Richard K. Portman Ann Arbor H. G. Portman Selfridge Field Paul Myer Mike Simoungs Tuscarawas County Clarence Amstutz Baby Youngstown John Bauman Ardith John Geissendoerffer Melvin Unger Elmer Battenhouse Roy Angersbach Barbara Angersbach Charles Bechtel Brownhelm Helen Bauman John Rayman Jr Ed Rothe Murray Ridge D. A Steve Gottschling Alfred Brill Edward George Broughton Louise Emmerick Carl Reightley Reightley Albert Riemen Schneider Nelson Reusser Chardon Albert Reusser Mir Bucyrus Samuel Haetzel Marion Esther John Geissendoerfer John Bauman, Jr Fred Bauman Martha Bauman Leonard Buchs Missouri Manhattan Elyria Lumber & Coal CO Chestnut Street
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