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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Feb 04, 1937

Page

4

Henrietta Farmers Institute Held Over Weekend

The Henrietta Farmers Institute will be held at the school Friday and Saturday February 5 and 6 with five sessions starting 10:00 a m. and 1:30 p m. Speakers include Mrs Richard B Morrow W H Matthews and others. Election of Officers.

Henrietta Farmers Institute Istitute Richard B. Morrow W. H. Matthews Wallace Rev. Bucher Otto Knoble Ohio Helen Currier Mrs. Morrow Matthews Ralph Crooks D. A. Wasem Orchard Round Table Mr. Matthews Mr. Hummel Mrs. Morrow Music Home Mr. Matthews Music

Radio Programs on February 4 1937 Highlights

Radio grid lists detailed weekday programs across stations WTAW WHK WGAR WGN WTAM and more for February 4 1937 with shows like Orphan Annie Amos n Andy Kate Smith and Silent features. It records times hosts bands and sponsored segments across multiple cities including Cleveland Cincinnati and Chicago.

WTAW Zhou White City Tom Mix Jack Armstrong Orphan Annie Codie Twilight Music Mall Kirk Northern Lie A. M Barron Bernice WGN TIONC rStevenson NewsJohnson Lady Renfrew Alex. Woollcutt Bowie Carter Pleasant Kate Smith Tom, Dick Harid Hamilton Norse March of Time Weber Mummers Martin Weem Bard Sports Goodman WTAM WGAR WJAY World Dances City Mission Ken Hamer Club Metropol Jean King L. PL Curelin Price Jim Sands Betty Bob Ethel Ren Cinderella Betty Crocker Var Sohn Watkins AirThe O'Neill Rita Brum Big Sister Vic and Sade Mont Meecy Dr. Dafoe Edwy MacHugh U. P. News the Gumps

Avon News Notes Snapshot of Local Socials and Visits

Avon February notes recount the Royal Circle of the M E Church meeting at Mrs. Robert Barr’s home. Warne Jameson and Julius Barbier travel to South Bend Indiana to visit Richard and Mrs. Miller for several days. Mrs Bessie Canfield and daughters Josephine Elrma visit George and Howard Lewis. Frank Schneider and son from Lakewood stay with Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Buck. Mrs Robert Ketcham of Bar Village visits Avon Lake residents, with further calls from Norman Stockhaus and daughter of Ray Village to the Jameson home. Mrs Charles Wilford substitutes at Avon Lake school.

AVON Royal Circle of the M. E. Church Robert Barr Warne Jameson Julius Barbier Richard Miller South Bend Indiana Bessie Canfield Josephine Elrma George Howard Lewis Frank Schneider Lakewood Arnold Buck

Avon School Honor Roll Names List

A long roster lists Avon School Honor Roll members including Cleveland McDonald Marie Heinebrodt Norma Nissen Gwen Adams Clement Hassell Margaret Hein Kathryn Dyer Cecilia Krzystowski Margaret Lefevik Chiquita Smedler Emma Dechant Shirley Kramer William Butts Ernie Junker Robert Davis Adam Abfall LeRor Forthofer Joe Wisocki Jeanne Evenson Donald Seitman Louise Shur Irene Holdosan Robert Moon William Peak Charles Piazza Regis Uriz Robert Holbury Marabelle Shumaker Alice Miller Winifred Holbary Raymond Dillinger Fred Thuemding Doris Gerhart Clara Plas June Barr Nath Peterson Bessie Peak Marian Nisson Albert Kostoyez Donald Casper Clifford Peterson Margaret Baldauf Dorothy Wood Robert Fitch Jean Smith Virginia Mitchell Evelyn Hein Howard Smith Miriam Dellinger Charles Feiertac

Avon School Cleveland McDonald Marie Heinebrodt Norma Nissen Gwen Adams Clement Hassell Margaret Hein Kathryn Dyer Cecilia Krzystowski Margaret Lefevik Chiquita Smedler Emma Dechant Shirley Kramer William Butts Ernie Junker Robert Davis Adam Abfall LeRor Forthofer Joe Wisocki Jeanne Evenson Donald Seitman Louise Shur Irene Holdosan Robert Moon William Peak Charles Piazza Regis Uriz Robert Holbury Marabelle Shumaker Alice Miller Winifred Holbary Raymond Dillinger Fred Thuem- Ding Doris Gerhart Clara Plas June Barr Nath Peterson Bessie Peak Marian Nisson Albert Kustoeyz Donald Casper Clifford Peterson Margaret Baldauf Dorothy Wood Robert Fitch Jean Smith Virginia Mitchell Evelyn Hein Howard Smith Miriam Dellinger Charles Feiertac

Lorain County Receives Social Security Funds Distribution

Lorain County will receive 13662 dollars from the first quarter social security funds, with 37211 for dependent children and 330 for blind care from the state share. The federal government provides 5131 for dependent children and 990 for blind, with the county covering one third of the total cost.

Lorain County HJ. Robison State Division of Public Assistance Ohio

Carlisle student aids flood relief after long absence

Carlisle reports Jack Dickason, a Louisville medical student and cousin to Mrs. Herman Goodspeed and Miss Joyce Gregg, returned Tuesday night to East River Street home after two weeks of no word. He joined three fellow students aboard a power boat to move flood victims and deliver food, detouring 100 miles on the journey home.

Carlisle Jack Dickason Louisville Herman Goodspeed Joyce Gregg Hart A. Dickason East River Street

Lamb da Chi Hostess Plans Feb Candy Sale at LaPorte Church

Mrs Earl Brown of Oberlin road hosted Lamb da Chi members. Plans were set for a February 17 benefit candy sale at LaPorte Church with Miss Maxine Jackson in charge. Reports were shared and the hostess served a dessert course at attractively arranged tables. Mrs LaVaughn Cropp will host in two weeks.

Earl Brown Oberlin Road Lambda Chi LaPorte Church Maxine Jackson LaVaughn Cropp

Mrs Walter Downs Honored by Myers Family Friends

Mrs. Walter Downs a recent bride was toasted by Mrs Jacob Myers and her daughters Mrs L P Yost and Mrs A J Myers at the Myers home Friday evening. The gathering featured bridge and pastel spring table decor with gifts presented to the bride.

Jacob Myers L. P. Yost A. J. Myers Walter Downs Hilda Yost

Local Club Meetings Reported in Various Towns

News From Correspondents lists multiple upcoming gatherings across Henrietta Avon Lake Belden Eaton North Olmsted N Ridgeville Wakeman Litchfield Sheffield and Rochester. Events include prayer meetings sessions, dinners, roller skating parties, lodge meetings and all day societies with times ranging from afternoon to evening.

Local Social News Notes and Visitors

Miss Phyllis Ann Rhoads has returned to high school after an appendectomy convalescence. Mrs F F Fling is ill with pneumonia at home. Mrs Frank Rahl of Chestnut Ridge was ill with a cold last week. Mr and Mrs Lee Terrell and son Donald visit Robson Road neighbors Bert Blakeslee in Clarksfield Sunday. Mrs Henry Lantsberry of La Grange Road has recovered from illness. Mrs Frank Moran of Grafton Road attended funeral services in Cleveland for Mrs Frank Green mother of Mrs John Bulloch of Elyria.

Phyllis Ann Rhoads F. F. Fling Frank Rahl Chestnut Ridge Lee Terrell Donald Carroll Shepard Robson Road Clarksfield Bert Blakeslee Carlisle Henry Lantsberry la Grange Road Frank Moran Grafton Road Cleveland Frank Green John Bulloch Elyria

Oberlin Diner Guests Visit From Nearby Cities

Mr and Mrs Dick Webb and mother of Oberlin were Sunday dinner guests of Mr and Mrs arr y Jackson at Butternut Ridge. Overnight visitors Monday included Mr and Mrs W E Wilbur Mrs Coleman and Mrs Potter of Detroit en route to Florida. Also Mrs Nellie Martz and daughter with Mrs Morris Duncan of Akron joined Mr and Mrs A P Bailey Monday night. Mr and Mrs William Pfeiffer and Rudolph Pfeiffer visited Mrs Pfeiffer’s father in LaGrange and Mrs Harley Harrison of LaGrange after operative care at Allen Hospital Oberlin.

Dick Webb Oberlin Aarry Jackson Butternut Ridge A. H. Goodspeed W. E. Wilbur Coleman Potter Detroit Florida A. P. Bailey Nellie Martz Morris Duncan Akron William Pfeiffer Rudolph Pfeiffer Pfeiffer LaGrange Harley Harrison Allen Hospital

Local social notes from La Grange and surrounding areas

La Grange residents share weekend visits with Sandusky and Murray Ridge guests. Mrs. Wicks hosts a cousin from Murray Ridge returning from Germany. Miss Alice Mohler attends a Wellington League convention and banquet. Grafton Homemakers plan an all day meeting with Mrs. Eleanor Sheldon on February 10. Mr. and Mrs. Erwin Howard visit Belden relatives Friday night. Mrs. Effie Behner dines with Mrs. Edith Tran Friday. Mrs. Ralph Taylor and brother Stanley Storrow visit Rochester relatives.

LA Grange Morris Tran Sandusky Wicks Murray Ridge Germany Alice Mohler Wellington Grafton Eleanor Sheldon Erwin Howard R. Mohler Belden Effie Behner Edith Tran Ralph Taylor Stanley Storrow Rochester

Avon Lake Card Party Hosted by Mrs Maier Home

Avon Lake legion auxiliary to hold a card party at Mrs Maier home at 1 p m. Several town listings note events in Chatham Columbia and Grafton including a Kurdistan speaker and church choir rehearsal with public invitation.

Avon Lake—Legion Maier Chatham Sharon Columbia George Elias Kurdistan Turkey Fields Grafton Frank Williams

Local social rounds include La Grange and Penfield visits

Fred Tran hosting Friday evening events notes Mrs C Opher of La Grange visiting her parents Mr and Mrs Frank Jones. Mr and Mrs Walter Cox spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs J Smith of Penfield. Ardella Hastings of La Grange spent the weekend with grandmother Mrs Wicks.

Fred Tran

Local names listed in community directory

Robert Buck Elfrieda Hein Pearl Homer Jeanne Peak Lil lian Stumphauser Patricia Blake and Jean Smedley appear in a community roster. The notice identifies these individuals as participants or members within the local civic group or event context.

Robert Buck Elfrieda Hein Pearl Homer Jeanne Peak Lillian Stumphauser Patricia Blake Jean Smedley

Evening card events in Ridgeville Oberlin and South Ridge

Mr and Mrs Rene Stang will entertain the Married Peoples Bridge Club in South Ridge. In Ridgeville the Grange plans a card party at the Grange Hall at 8 p m. On Oberlin Road the Oberlin Grange hosts a pedro party at the Grange Hall at p m.

N. Ridgeville Knights of St. John St. Peter’s School South Ridge Rene Stang Married Peoples Bridge Club Ridgeville—Grange Grange Hall Oberlin Road Oberlin Grange

Miss Mildred Gest Weds Walter Peak

The Columbia ceremony united Miss Mildred Gest and Walter Peak on a Saturday evening January 30 at Mrs. Bertha Gest home. Rev. Huge of St. Paul’s Valley City officiated. Attendant was Mrs. Lucinda Broadwell of Cleveland and Clyde Gest, brother of the bride, participated.

Columbia Bertha Gest Mildred Walter Peak Oberlin Cleveland Huge St. Paul's Church Valley City Lucinda Broadwell Clyde Gest

Elegant wedding for Miss Gest and Mr Peake

A wedding ceremony featured Marlo Mor lock as flower girl and George Broadwell as ring bearer delivering the ring on a satin pillow. About thirty guests attended from Cleveland Oberlin Bolden Valley City and Columbia. A wedding supper was served by the bride’s mother and sister. The couple will live in Cleveland where Mr Peake works as a druggist. Miss Gest is a Columbia High School graduate.

Altos Marlo Morlock George Broadwell Cleveland Oberlin Bolden Valley City Columbia Peake Miss Gest Columbia High School

Mendolot Club Reopens Meeting in North Ridgeville

Mendolot Club of North Ridgeville meets with Mrs Jennie Bultman after months of inactivity. Luncheon for four members and one guest followed by an afternoon of sewing.

N. Ridgeville Mendolot Club North Ridgeville Jennie Bultman Bob Hott Mr. Juchen Paul Knapp Wigert Meeks

Pittsfield Panhandlers Meet For Tea and Talks

The Pittsfield Peppy Panhandlers met January 26 at Mrs. Ray Brasseo’s home with twenty five attendees. Mrs. Herman Worces ter spoke on the Meat Canning Demonstration from Elyria, where she served as a club delegate. Mrs. W. H. Green arranged a visit by Mrs. Church and Miss Joyce Meredith of Wellington, who demonstrated Hybrid Tea Rose care and planting with charts, aided by Mrs. Church on piano and a steel guitar. Miss Meredith sang and played a solo. The next club meeting will be at Mrs. A. M. Sherburne’s on February 16.

Pittsfield

Weekend Visits Highlight Cleveland Air Line Staff and Local Residents

Richard Harris and Joe Shandorsky of Pennsylvania Airlines based in Cleveland spent the past four weeks in Michigan, with Shandorsky visiting his parents over the weekend. The Bear couple returned Friday from Columbus after a two day stay for Farmer's Week and were guests of Mrs. A M Sherburne Friday evening. Charles Pickworth and Mrs. Sherburne visited farmer’s daughter and husband R L Walker on West Ridge Thursday. Frances Gifford of Cleveland spent the weekend with her parents Grant and Mrs. Gifford. Robert Avery of Baldwin Wallace University Berea visited his family. Corrine Campbell of Cleveland joined Rev Juell for Sunday church services.

Richard Harris Joe Shandorsky Pennsylvania Air Lines Cleveland Michigan Detroit City Mr. Shandorsky Wallace Bear Columbus R. L. Walker West Ridge Frances Gifford Grant Gifford Robert Avery Baldwin-Wallace University Berea Winfield Avery Corrine Campbell Juell

Missionary Ruth Hege speaks at M E Church in Wellington

The M E Church was filled to capacity Sunday evening as Ruth Hege missionary to the Belgian Congo, on furlough in Wellington, gave an address about life among African natives. Special music by the choir accompanied the event, and guests included Mrs. Walter West and Mrs. H Clarence Stevens visiting Mrs. A M Sherburne, and the Preslam family of Lake.

M. E Ruth Hege Belgian Congo Wellington Africa Walter West H. Clarence Stevens A. M. Sherburne Carter Preslam Lorraine Lake

At The Theatres Great Guy Opens At Capitol Theatre

A new James Cagney film titled Great Guy opens Friday at the Capitol Theatre. The picture is based on Johnny Cave stories from the Saturday Evening Post and marks a notable literary adaptation for the screen.

James Cagney Capitol Guy Johnny Cave Saturday Evening Post Capitol Theatre

Nino Martini Stars in The Gay Desperado at Lincoln

World renowned singer Nino Martini appears in The Gay Desperado now playing at the Lincoln Theatre. The show marks Martini’s film feature in a production blending radio opera and cinema, drawing crowds to the venue.

Nino Martini New Lincoln Lincoln Theatre

Social Visits Highlight Weekend Gatherings

Wood spent Sunday with friends the Wiloughbys and Harris family while Mr and Mrs W H Green entertained Mr and Mrs John Sigsworth of Fields. Saturday P G Worcester of Oberlin joined niece and family the Greens for supper.

Wood Wiloughby Harris W. H. Green John Sigsworth Fields P. G. Worcester Oberlin

Mrs Lounsbrough and kin share Sunday visits in Camden

Mrs LeRoy Lounsbrough and daughter Betty Maye visited Mr and Mrs E Earl Davidson in Bright-on Sunday afternoon. That evening Betty Maye and her mother joined Mr and Mrs Davidson Mr and Mrs N T Worcester and Loren Worcester of Oberlin and Miss Rita Searls of Kipton as guests of Mr and Mrs A W Davidson and son Melvin in Camden. A waffle supper was enjoyed.

LeRoy Lounsbrough Betty Maye E. Earl Davidson Brighton Lounsbrough Davidson N. T. Worecester Loren Oberlin Rita Searls Kipton A. W. Davidson Melvin Camden

Neighborhood Notes and Local Events in Elyria

Mr and Mrs Hugh Sweets of Elyria visited relatives Mr and Mrs A G Mills on Sunday. O J Whitney injured a knee and is under Dr A C Siddall care. Ford Crosier, at Allen Hospital two weeks, returned home Monday. Perry Lee of Wellington calls for Mr Crosier. Mr and Mrs E Earl Davidson of Brighton dined with their parents. Community Church Executive Committee hosts social February 1 at Clarence and Mrs Stevens home. Austerlitz tale recalls Napoleon’s 1805 march and quick Prussian peace after Austrian defeat.

Hugh Sweets Elyria A. G. Mills O. J. Whitney A. C. Siddall Oberlin Ford Crosier The Allen Hospital Perry Lee Wellington Mr. Crosier E. Earl Davidson Brighton Community Church Clarence Stevens

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