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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 11, 1936
Page
8
New York Day by Day recalls amusing true stories from C O McIntyre with a tale of J P Morgan visiting Mrs Morrow and a child Ann Lindbergh, plus gossip about Josephine Gwynne a former Patou mannequin and her alleged liaison with Lord Dudley amid luxury yachts and Mayfair chatter.
The dresser’s only variation for the evening look lies in choosing a lapel flower. Options are restricted to white carnation, red rose or gardenia, with the new calico carnation mentioned as a variant.
An Ohio physician promotes Dr Edwards Olive Tablets as a gentle vegetable remedy to cleanse the bowels and improve appearance. The tablets, sold in 15c 30c and 60c sizes, are claimed to purge impurities and restore natural buoyancy.
A lively glimpse of horticultural flair as a white carnation with red hints symbolizes a new wave in town. Notables Rhine lander Stewart Fiske and Maury Paul are spotlighted, while Guernsy Curran and perennial flower lovers Paul Whiteman Blumenthal and Eddie Duchin are named. Irene Hayes recalls Christie MacDonald while a playful verse about petticoats evokes theatre memories.
A Beebe anecdote recalls a Boston traveler’s smug remark about the path to Hollywood. Asked his route he quips it is the one through Dedham, a joke about map knowledge and distance.
Mr and Mrs Arthur Ernst entertained the South Ridge Needs Guild and families at their South Amherst home Saturday evening. An oyster supper was served to forty eight guests at 6 30 followed by card playing and Monopoly.
The February meeting of the Parent-Teacher Association will be held this evening in the school auditorium at 7 30 o clock. The faculty will lead the program with a brief history of the association and discuss certain school problems. A social hour will follow and the public is invited.
A benefit card party to aid the Milk Fund for undernourished children will take place in the school auditorium Wednesday evening. All kinds of cards will be played, with prizes and refreshments provided. Invitation is extended to all interested.
Members and friends of the Methodist Ladies Aid Society are invited to a Thursday afternoon party at Mr and Mrs Jacksons on Gaston road. Mrs Wm Cook aids as hostess and attendees are asked to bring a Valentine. Transportation help is arranged via Mrs Henry Kolb. The Woman's Circle also meets Thursday in Nativity church parlors.
Towns end Club No 1 held a splendid meeting at 136 Middle Avenue last evening. Plans were made for a Valentine Party on February 14 with large attendance expected. W L Bodine played musical numbers with I M Neubauer on piano and received encores. President W C Hill announced a talk by District Organizer O Pettyjohn of Akron at the February 17 meeting on the Townsend movement.
Browoski Sr and Mrs John Sel will host the Legion and auxiliary families in the town hall recreation room Thursday at 6 30. Oyster supper will be served followed by a general time. Mrs George Hollingsworth dies in Amherst and is buried in Evergreen cemetery. Belden basketball vs South Amherst on local floor Friday. Choir rehearsal at Methodist church Thursday 6 30. Dinner guests Mr and Mrs Arthur Ernst and daughter Madge at Elmer Gall’s Amherst home. National Labor Union and Knights of Labor, precursors of AFL, expired due to politics.
A large Wellington crowd will witness the three act comedy Cappy Ricks by Edward Rose on Wednesday at the high school gym. Miss Mabel Clark coaches the cast including Russell Buck Grace Gower Florence Ricks and several others. Proceeds benefit redecorating the Methodist church basement under the church Young People's Sunday school class auspices.
The Wellington Townsend club will hold its regular meeting at Grange Hall Thursday night at 8 o'clock. President Oliver Littlejohn asks every member and interested person to bring one or more written questions to be read and answered to the best of knowledge.
A Wellington Kiwanis sponsored benefit for underprivileged children and local activities will be held at the Wellington Opera House on Friday evening February 21. The program features The Elyrians, with Harland Brown Walter Smith Van Wormer and Robert Burns, and will open with the Elyria Kiwanis Minstrels. Committee in charge includes W. L Wadsworth W. T Hadhen J. Howard Page and H. E. Hewes.
BE. L. Hener publisher of The Wellington Enterprise was re elected president of the Buckeye Press Association. The closing meeting of the three day convention at Deshler Hotel in Columbus noted the event. J. Howard Page and Wilbur Sutliff were well received presenting a comedy skit after the noon luncheon.
Dean Frederick Roehm of Baldwin Wallace college will address Wellington Teachers Association on Tuesday evening February 18 on Growing a Whole Home Personality in Our Children. Robert Avery, Baldwin Wallace freshman, will present a short vocal program The program committee says other music will be provided.
Edward Wells history instructor at the local school will address the weekly club luncheon Thursday noon about Abraham Lincoln. The event offers a concise historical talk and a chance for members to discuss Lincoln’s era in a formal setting.
A social gathering in Mrs Leora Yox Theimer home honored Mrs Karl Grose and Mrs Lawrence BeVier Thursday evening. Hostess Mrs Herbert Fisher assisted. Guests received attractive gifts and warm regard from attendees.
Columbus Ohio February 11 Former Governor George White stated he will not seek any public office. White, a noted political figure, made the remark during a brief press interview in Columbus, outlining no further political plans at this time.
During a weekend in conference with Democratic leaders, a key figure was asked about running for office this year and replied with a firm, "Absolutely yes," signaling no final decision yet.
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