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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 10, 1933
Page
2
A column of quick portraits and jests from New York’s social and theater world. The piece highlights figures like George S. Kaufman and Bea Arthur, plus Tommy Millard, Don Herold, Mizner, and Wilson Mizner, with playful anecdotes about Broadway life and a dated copyright note.
The fourth Lorain County American Legion Bridge League tournament at Lorain Febord saw Avon Lake pair Schable and Katterhenry win top score with 101 1/2 points. Avon Lake teams claimed several high placements and players accumulated multi-tournament scores showing strong performance across the circuit.
The fruit and vegetable school will be held in Elyria on Thursday and Friday. E. J. Nussdorfer is assisting C. Hammer, the county farm agent, in preparing the program.
Miss Reta Smiley of Steve Moore road entertained seven Freshman Class members from the High School in honor of her birthday Wednesday evening. Games and contests were enjoyed. She received many gifts.
Christian Science Society meets Sunday at 10 45 A M with a lesson on Psalm 66 8 9 and a prayer meeting on Wednesday at the Congregational Church led by Rev J Hoyt The church school runs 9 45 to 10 45 A M Worship Sunday 11 00 to 12 00 Endeavor 4 30 to 5 30 Choir Weekly Musicale reports a successful concert by the Congregational church choir on Wednesday evening
The West Shore Union Society welcomed Mrs Elizabeth Beard to the Congregational church with a dinner served by the church Women’s League. Twenty attendees enjoyed the meal. Other social notes include visits by Warna Rodgers in New Hampshire and Miss Rena Titus from Lake read at Lorain schooner, plus gatherings at Chardon Grafton and Willer Road. The Congregational church Women’s League held a potluck dinner today at 1 pm with hostesses Mrs Harmon Mrs Bloomfield and Mrs Drake.
Representative John J. McSwain of South Carolina will open a special session with a bill to run Muscle Shoals and authorize a Tennessee River dam. The proposal aims to realize President elect Roosevelt’s vision of a vast Tennessee Valley industrial system.
LINK'S BAKERY offers pecan rolls six for 25 cents pineapple rolls a dozen cocoanut drop cookies a dozen 18 cents oatmeal drop cookies a dozen 15 cents nut and fruit filled rings 18 cents each T J Nussdorfer of Center road will preside Friday evening at the meeting. Kellogg's ALL BRAN cereal promotes regularity provides vitamin B and iron and is sold by all grocers.
Twenty two members and guests attended the regular meeting led by president Mrs. Perry Taylor. Mr. Cox demonstrated the Scott and Fetzer electric sweeper. March hostesses were listed as Mrs. L Heider Mrs. F Walker Mrs. J Tobey and Mrs. A Buer meister. Martin Schumaker of Cleveland visited Wm Schumaker and family. Birthdays for E Dunning Frank Pickering and Bobby Buck were noted at Mr Dunning home. Miss Lucy Mawby attended the funeral of cousin Russell Brickford in Mentor. Mrs. Fred Spaetholtz of Vanda Avenue is ill in a Lakewood hospital.
Mrs James Tomer entertained the Will Toppers club at her Pot Drive with honors won by Mrs Earl Schnitz, Mrs Curtis Duff, and Mrs Dwight Easty. Special guests included Mrs Arthur Theisen of Center Road and Mrs Tov Rae of Bay Village. In two weeks Mrs Charles Carpenter of Burton Street will be invited.
Mrs Archie Spade Mrs Curtis Duff and Miss Ruth Mitchell attended a Masonic Maids meeting in Lorain Monday evening. Mrs Morris Bloomfield was an Elyria shopper Tuesday. Mrs E Robinson ill at St Josephs Lorain is much improved. Mr Wilbur Thearing of Lake road visits Cleveland relatives. Mr and Mrs Gale Smith of Cleveland were Sunday guests of Mr and Mrs Carl Pederson of Hunter road. Mr and Mrs Leonard Clawson of Lorain were guests of Mrs Arthur Hudson Saturday. Mrs E Nicholson spent Thursday with her Cleveland mother. Mr and Mrs E J Nussdorfer and Mr and Mrs T J Nussdorfer spent Wednesday in Cleveland.
Hoquiam based report says Congressman elect Martin F Smith and his wife would not keep promised gift of two young African lions from Julius Goldberg a former Hoquiam merchant now in Kelso. The lions could go to Hoquiam or be sent to President elect Roosevelt if the pledge is kept.
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