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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 18, 1933
Page
2
Local Wellington notices advise residents to phone Mrs Violet Curtice at 301 Herrick Ave for delivery services and issues. For delivery complaints or missed copies contact Junior Grissinger at 229 Courtland via 156-R.
Coach Roy McCormick of Wellington High was operated on for appendicitis at Allen Hospital Oberlin the morning after being taken to the hospital from an athletics event. The local football and basketball schedule has several games temporarily dropped with the outlook of a lean Christmas season.
Clyde Colley the sole survivor of an Arkansas poison incident hopes for a big Teddy bear and a red wagon for Chisumoyas. He will spend the holidays with his aunt Mrs. Milton Henry in Medina after the tragedy that claimed his parents Alvin and Chrese Colley and two siblings.
A play titled Christmas at the Muligaps will be presented by tenth and eighth grades Friday afternoon. A reception invitation is extended to parents and friends of the school community.
The Thrut Shop opening by the senior King's Daughter in Clara Garage drew heavy patronage on Saturday afternoon. The sale realized over $11 and organizers plan another sale next Saturday from 2 to 5 PM and 7 to 9 PM.
The public is asked to donate items suitable for scale including children's clothing shoes dishes and furniture. Donors may call Miss Opal Turner or Mrs B Southard to arrange donations as the King's Daughters organize charity work.
Annual afternoon recitals were held Saturday and Sunday at Mrs. Thill's home on Foresist. Only pupils attended and refreshments followed each program. The Fall term class included Beverly Baker, Merle Baumcardner, Harold Brenner, Wilma Brewer, Anna Cassel, Marjorie Gower, Junior Johns, Laura Mary Johns, Marjorie Lee, Leland Martin, Elizabeth Moore, Mild Abbott, Doris Devereaux, Ruth Eaton, Marjorie Fals, Adelert Knapp, Vivian Maru, Betty Jean Page, Jean Phelp, Margery Smields, Esther Sooy and Stuart Wells.
Miss Patsy Baum, daughter of Mr and Mrs Charies Baum, participated in the Children's Christmas recital held in Werner Hall Queer lin on Friday. She studies piano under Mrs Ruth Morrison.
James Gadfield left Saturday morning for Hollywood Beach Florida where he will be employed for the winter months at the Hollywood Beach Hotel.
A Wellington High School group presented the play Little Miss Fortune on Friday evening. Director Miss Mary Kelsey said the performance netted 45 dollars to aid Wellington High Times expenses. The show drew 350 paid admissions, per Mrs. Kelley.
Mrs John Fisher and Mrs Elmer Crawford shopped in Elyria. Miss Margaret Moore and Miss Lucy Clark visited Miss Maggie Crilley. Mr and Mrs Richard Chambers of Elyria visited Alva Seely. Mr and Mrs Rotusky of Graf ton plan to move back to their farm. Mrs George Dent died in Grafton on Dec 13 1922 after a March 31 1883 marriage and three sons. Funeral at Immaculate Conception church. Father Collins officiated. Golden wedding celebrated March 31 1933. Jesse Seely visited relatives at Soldier's Home and Sandusky. Baron Seely and Carl with Fre Schubert at Durkee road. Als Imer Crawford and daughter Imira with Blanch Crawford visited River Road friends. Fiello entertained visitors from Cleveland. Belle Baury hosted guests from Lotain. Maggie Crilley spent time with Mrs Richard Zerole and family.
The record notes a scientific figure that it would take 129,900 years to lengthen the Earth's rotation by one second. It also compares two scenes, one about speaking and one about after-dinner sneaking, suggesting a light aside or humorous contrast.
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