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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 05, 1932
Page
4
Wellington February 5 Penfield High hoops meets St Marys of Sandusky on the Sandusky floor. Penfield invites the girls basketball team to accompany them to the game and a supper is planned after the contest at Sandusky.
The Farm Woman's Club met at Mrs. George Gott's home with twenty five members present. A Nutrition meeting led by County Extension Agent Miss Alien Bird is planned for the first week of next month at the Grange Hall and is open to all interested. The group enjoyed a pot lunch and a paper on General Washington read by Mrs Eber Vincent.
At Thursday noon luncheon the club reviewed annual committee reports led by Dr. C. W. Recard on the Under-privileged Child Committee whose reading drew applause. District Trustee Franklin Jones summarized the recent district meeting in Columbus. Group singing accompanied the program while the secretary noted 380 members present.
The Queen Esther Class of the Methodist Sunday School met Wednesday evening after a covered dish supper at Miss Grace Gower's home. Mary Chadwick Betty Puder and Marjory Kepler presented a playlet The Radio Speaks while Maxine Bassett studied devotionals and Betty Jean Page led the study period. Relief legislation asked.
Research claims Kellogg s All-Bran provides bulk to move waste and vitamin B to tone the intestinal tract. The cereal supposedly relieves constipation, boosts iron, and is prepared mild like lettuce. Two tablespoonfuls daily advised with recipes on the red and green package.
A letter to Governor White from Robert Holl and the local F. O. H. E. president asks for a special General Assembly session. Similar letters from Aeries presidents and state officers urge enabling cities to raise funds for their own relief needs amid the emergency.
The school board announced the annual spring break will run from March 25 to April in the Wellington district.
Three inter patrol Scout meets have been booked by the Wellington Scouts. The Wellington Troop will host meets with Oberlin Troop 2 and Wakeman Troop 19, one in each town this winter at two month intervals. The first meeting will be in Wellington later this month.
Wellington Boy Scouts gather newspapers and magazines to raise funds for enlarging the Scout headquarters in the basement of the Congregational church. This drive aims to support the project and provide space for activities and meetings.
Word arrived of the death of Miss Edna Witbeck former Wellington resident at her California home. She left Wellington three years ago went to Oklahoma then moved to California. She is a sister of Allan Witbeck of Birtsingham.
A collection of diverse facts notes annual book purchases, the first transcontinental telegraph completion ten years prior, gorilla hand similarity to a Bantú palm, Fryth deserts span 5 009 000 square miles, Morse code for 8 0 S, Egyptian pyramids along the Nile and starfish diets.
Marcia, newly arrived in New York, views the city from a hotel window and navigates Fifth Avenue toward the DuMott office. She experiences the Empire State Building, busy cabs, and bustling crowds as she moves from hotel to corporate reception, meeting Percy DuNott with renewed anticipation.
A New York visit unfolds as Marcia and DuMott discuss a long term role for her in cosmetics sales. Marcia shapes methods and travels to locations with Connie Detz as assistant, while Connie, a cultured but financially strained cash girl, adjusts to the work. TO BE CONTINUED.
Pittsburgh matron Mrs Edward Hoopes won a bronze Carnegie Hero Fund medal for rescuing a drowning girl at Guilford Connecticut last July. She plunged into the water and saved the girl from the dangerous current.
Miss Ruth Cope senior at Mount Union College Alliance Ohio was elected president of the Women’s Student Council which has created a new loan fund for junior and senior coeds. Cope is a member of Phi Sigma national biological honorary fraternity.
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