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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 21, 1932
Page
8
Mrs KT J Martin reports Christmas seal drive progress is slow with just over $500 raised so far in Myria. She notes letters urging purchases of one to fifty seals could boost totals, but many people are not buying any seals. H R O'Brien county health commissioner warns more work for clinics next year requires funds.
Paris newspapers voiced displeasure at President Hoover's congressional address. Le Journal called the debt cancellation stance the worst impression, Ecro De Paris noted a widening gulf between Anglo-French claims and U S adjustment demands, and L Avenir criticized the president as once again overreaching.
Three Wellington scouts earned Star badges at a Court of Honor in the school gym. Others received First and Second Class badges and merit badges. The event included an inter patrol meet, gift drives, carols, and a community gathering with local officials and pastors in attendance.
Twenty five members of the Young People class of the Methodist Sunday school and teacher Mrs L A Baumgardner held their social meeting Monday evening at Miss Marian Roede’s home. Hollis Turner and John Gris singer arranged games and an exchange of White Elephant gifts followed. Gifts were sent to King's Daughters for Christmas distribution. Refreshments were served.
ERHART ERHART Mrs Clara Simpson and son O 2D Simpson of Chippewa Lake Ohio visited the home of her daughter and husband Justin McKabe and family Tuesday evening. M A Stoup was released from Lutheran Hospital Cleveland to return home Wednesday convalescing slowly after prior observation. William Stritmatter visited Medina on Friday. Oswald Meyer and wife visited their son Norwin Meyer and family in Medina Saturday. Miss Ivadell Frombach recently visited local residents.
Mr and Mrs Albert Gross hosted visitors including Frank Frieze and Raymond Smith as well as Jon Anne Smith and others from Homerville Medina Elyria and Cleveland. Families Oswald Meyer Frank Smith and George Gross entertained guests during Thursday through Sunday events at multiple homes and a basketball game in York School gymnasium.
William Rauscher visited Lodi Hospital while his wife recovers at home. Joseph Haumesser who had a stroke shows slow but steady progress. Mr and Mrs Frank Smith and Mr and Mrs Adam Guth from Cleveland were recent visitors. Orville Haury and Mrs George Haury visited Medina. Ethel Smith with J A Hamm and son Horace were in Elyria. George Haury called in Medina Saturday. David Henry visited the Armbrister home Sunday. Ivan Smith and Edward Frompach called on Frank and Mrs Smith Friday. Helen Rauscher and Mrs Gross attended Evangelical Lutheran church in Valley City Sunday. Purcell Meyer and Albert Meyer visited Medina Sunday afternoon.
Mary Kerekes transfers to Julia Brigant on Florida Avenue Elyria Cleveland Southwestern Railway and Light Company to Wilson Properties Company quitclaim on Fourth Street Lorain and part of Lot 57 Lorain Joseph and Anna Zboreba transfer to Henry and Rose Kelling eight acres on Abbe Road Sheffield Lake Guardian Trust Company to Vermilion-on-the-Lake Company sublets 797 968 and 1510 Vermilion-on-the-Lake Subdivision One Brownhelm Township Julia Brigant to Anne Vargo 178 acres Wakeman Belden Road Camden Township Lester Leo Llewellyn to Ida Marie Llewellyn quitclaim West River Street and Longfellow Street Elyria West View Realty Company to Viola Sanford Oring sublet 287 Fremont Avenue West View Part Allotment Columbia Township
The Hoover Dam project will close for 48 hours giving its more than 3,000 employees a Christmas holiday. The shutdown starts 7:30 a.m. Saturday December 24 and lasts four hours.
Bridgette Club members traveled to Lorain to attend a Christmas party hosted by Miss Geraldine Giblin on West Ente Avenue. Two bridge games awarded high score to Miss Helen Heck and consolation to Miss Rose Grobe. Luncheon served to several members and guest Edna Martin. Men’s Club and school board items noted with activities and upcoming meeting dates.
The Pythian Sisters met for a regular session with business routing followed by social time. Fisher Foods at Amherst hosts a county game as Nabakowski Roofers visit Lorain with both teams boasting strong records.
A three course dinner was served to Misses Florence Steger Edna Johnson Margaret Smith Lucile Staeple Marguerite Mertho and the hostess An exchange of gifts was a feature of the annual party hosted by Miss Anna Robertson Tenney avenue Sunday School class members attended a Christmas party with a tree exchange prizes in various games and a luncheon followed by additional names like Edna Mae Lehman Betty Braun Lucile Krieg Ethel Frederick Florence Saegert Virginia Ellerington Rose Mary Raddy and the hostess.
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