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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 09, 1937
Page
2
A county sheriff released a letter to fraternal groups and city mayors denying any favoritism toward illegal gambling devices. The note warns clubs against operating slot machines and pinball devices, stating no sanction exists and deputies will seize any contraband during routine duties.
The February P T A meeting will be held Thursday evening February 11. Preceding the meeting a waffle supper by the Girl Reserves will take place. Miss Mabel Grabenstetter and Mrs Ed Grabenstetter lead a musical program featuring Roy Grabenstetter and other numbers. Everyone is invited.
Lucille Bennett of Cleveland visiting Warry Bauer home. Surprise birthday party for Ernest Wolf with many local guests. Diphtheria cases prompt quarantine at John Borge r’s south of Valley City. Township trustees vote flood relief funds totaling 25 dollars, plus 25 from fire department, city total 270 dollars. Detro it street Lakewood Grill manager Joris Hoppe robbed of 159 dollars. Townsendites meet at Town Hall. Residents move to Frank Schacht farm and Krause farm. Local entertainments and gatherings noted at Ed Stever hone and Get Together club events.
Rochester village council met in regular session at the Town Hall to transact routine business and discuss street repair and other measures. Mrs. Rilla Crumrine Nova is visiting her sons Earl and Wayne Eaton. She spent Tuesday afternoon with Mr. and Mrs. Scott Biddineer. Harry Miller visited Johns Town Pa. to see relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Kay Harce moved to New London for work at the Ones Auto Wrecking Company yards. Wanda Knapp is ill. Marian Setterfield spent last...
Frances Haven, an American girl living on a Danish farm with the Jillups, writes to her brother Jack in Bucharest using a purple arrow card as a possible clue. She plans a risky visit while hiding her letter with Nils, but a bombshell arrives when Joe Jillup returns, tightening a trap she must outmaneuver.
Profiles trace Helen Broderick’s career from chorus girl at fourteen through eight years in Ziegfeld’s Follies and The Winsome Widow to starring roles on Broadway in Fifty Million Frenchmen Band Wagon and As Thou Art. She married actor Lester Crawford, and their son Broderick Crawford rose to featured film roles. Her career spans Broadway and Hollywood with collaborations beside Fred Astaire Claudette Colbert Beatrice Lillie.
8 00 p m Mrs H Manly Hurl program chairman will be in charge assisted by the Mothersingers A feature will be a presentation of musical numbers used in the competitive exercises at Clearview School by participating students of East Carlisle School
Mr. and Mrs. A. P. Bailey entertained Sunday night with a musical evening and social time. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Archie Welton and children, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Reisinger, Charles Willen, Frank Kelley, and Misses Emma Lou and Betty Erdman. Mrs. F. F. Fling is convalescing at home from pneumonia. Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Gregg were
Mr and Mrs Fred Eckert of North Olmsted and Mr and Mrs C H McDanless with children Irma Howard Leonard and Charles relocated from LaPorte after twelve years to establish a new home on Bath street Elyria. Little Nancy Alice Fling visits grandmother Mrs Loescher as her mother recovers at Butternut Ridge road.
Mrs. Delbert Berry will open her home on Thursday February 11 for an all day meeting of the Ladies Aid and Missionary Society of the Lutheran church. Pot luck dinner at noon. All members urged to attend.
The regular P T A meeting is set for Tuesday evening February 9 with Harland Brown and Bob Burns of Elyria in charge of entertainment. February 10 is Ash Wednesday with Lenten Prayer services at the M E Church at p m followed by a business session of the Official Board. The Pythian Sisters met with good attendance Tuesday evening. Paul Metzler missionary of Africa will give an illustrated message at Spencer Baptist church Tuesday evening February 9. public invited. Mr and Mrs Sanders and family and Mrs Winton Hisey and two children of Maple Heights visited here. Mrs Cecil Wolf and daughter spent Friday in Norwalk. Roy Geisinger left for Florida with Mr and Mrs David Geisinger. return in two weeks.
Mr and Mrs Raphett of Fib ria spent the afternoon here with the latter's parents Mr and Mrs Walter Bowen. Mr and Mrs George Welsh from Cleveland spent the weekend as guests of Mr and Mrs Frank Brouse. Mr and Mrs Leon Pixler of Lorain spent the weekend here as guests of the latter's sister Mrs Milton Wolf and family. Frances McCourt has been fil
Mr and Mrs George Walsh of Cleveland spent Saturday with Mr and Mrs Ford Dagtetsh and newlyweds Mr and Mrs John Mosntick who have moved into the Halliwell farm. Relatives joined a house warming with Ina Carey family Harold Foote Vera Carey Vick Fundel and others. Will Moore hosted Firemen staff with cards and refreshments. John Yoder of Fostoria visited Mia Clayton Bulman. Mary Howe traveled to Litchfield to stay with daughter Mrs Victor Haines. Mrs Arthur Nixon has flu symptoms at home. Otto Allen and wife made a business trip to Fostoria.
Mrs Anna Bowen and Frank Nowak are under medical care with two physicians attending. Mr and Mrs Robert Stroup entertained Mrs Bessie Regal of Huntington and Mr and Mrs Blake Stroup at a six o clock dinner Saturday. In honor of the birthday anniversaries of Mrs Regal and Mrs Stroup, Mr and Mrs Burke of Ashland spent the past week here as guests of her father Mr and Mrs Sam Woods. The Frank Brouses plan to move to town next month and will reside in the G L Emerson property on East Main street. Miss Leeda Barr returned to Wellington after several weeks stay with relatives here. Mr and Mrs Bert Myers spent Tuesday near Congress with her mother Mrs Jim Redman. Mr and Mrs Walter Bowen
In Cleveland, their daughter Miss Louise Hower, a St Luke's hospital student nurse, spent the day with them. Albert Archer and wife visited Lod with Mrs. Vandenmark. Mrs. Ziegler spent days in Ashland caring for a grandson born to Mr. and Mrs. Wick. Victor Halaccs of Litchfield visited Leonard Bridges family. Dunnie Hendricks is reported improving. Rollin Ream and son Eugene of Wellington dined with Ford Daglast family. F I Millers plan to move to Rainbow Avenue property this spring.
The Vatican's Sala degli Ani mals houses sculptures comprised solely of animals and ensembles where animals appear.
The passage notes a weekend with her brother Redra in Columbus and a visit by Douglas Murray from Elyria to spend time with hisGrandparents Mr and Mrs E D Thompson from Tuesday to Friday. It also mentions Mrs Lillian Bradford and Mrs E D Thompson attending a party in honor of Mrs Austin Ewell hosted by her sister Mrs Lucile Murray at 45 Gates avenue Elyria Friday afternoon.
Neighbors and friends gathered Friday at Mr. and Mrs. Lee Ketchums with well filled baskets and a buffet supper. After games and visits, Mr S Rowland presented a gift. The couple will soon move to Pipestone Minnesota to make their home.
Mrs Henry Bureley and son Robert and daughter Low Bursle of New London visited their daughter sister Mrs Charles Hazelton and her baby at the Elsha Clinic Saturday. The Wyoming Miss arrived February 24 and has been named Kar Ann Mire Hav. Won was formerly Wildred Burley.
Mr and Mrs danue s77 yt and Mrs Martin Thiel and family in Cleveland visited their parents Mr and Mrs Metin Rozdoril. Arthur Handies dinner guests at Glosd Handley home in Elyria for Anita Handley birthday. Twenty five attended the pin ochle party at Grange Hall with Roz Rozboril and Paul Marshall winning. Mrs Johnson Crile and Tess Marshall consoled. Harry Reynolds of Elyria spent Sunday with Addie Cassell.
The annual Mothers Vatent Tea will be held Tuesday Feb 9 at the high school due to Lent. A binzo party for New Deal Democratic club members and friends will be hosted by Mr and Mrs M B Diedrich. George Barnes remains seriously ill at Mercy Hospital Canton from a ruptured appendix. Mrs H P Eldred visited her daughter Mrs George Burns of Lakewood. St. Biase Feast celebrated at St Peter's church with morning and evening blessings. Mr and Mrs Eo W Kraan and son John called on Mrs M W Flans and family in Wooster. The Reshyte hausen remains under care of the Slane family. Funeral of Frances Seltady Wrip held in Cleveland.
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Miss Ava Pitkin and Mrs. Jacob Mires led a meeting with Miss Alice Bird at Mrs. Frank Harrison’s home on Grafton Road to form a local extension group. They discussed projects on making hospitality and food preservation and will elect officers at a gathering at Mrs. Samuel Stevenson’s Grafton Road home, with Mrs. Hattie Shrubsole hosting Elyria La Porte WCTU on Wednesday where Dr. Kirby will speak.
The church calls a Sunday financial statement in open church. Members are urged to bring Church Dues En verones. Fellowship Covenant Cards are issued for signing up for the quota of 35 units for the combined church.
Members of East Carlisle Mothers and others will meet at the school on Grafton Road Thursday night at 7 29 for rehearsal. All members are urged to be present.
Teachers of East Carlisle school sponsor a bingo party at the school Wednesday evening at 7 p.m. Proceeds will support the school. A good attendance is expected.
Founder's Day will be observed Friday night at the East Carlisle P T A meeting at the school.
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