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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 12, 1932
Page
8
Elyria Library marked its third anniversary in its Third Street building after moving from Broad Street. In three years, circulation neared 320,000 with 27,709 volumes now in stock. daily and monthly records fell repeatedly, promising a strong start to the fourth year.
Carlisle area residents Mr. and Mrs. Herschel Wilson of Amherst and Mr. and Mrs Arthur Hopkins and son Harvey visited Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Hopkins on Butternut Ridge Road Sunday. J. Hastings and wife spent Wednesday in Barberton.
Mr and Mrs Ralph Acker and daughter Lois of Butternut Ridge road were guests Friday at the home of Mr and Mrs Richard Forney on Crafton road. Several couples and families on Indian Hollow and La Grange roads spent Sunday or Monday visiting each other at various homes, including Mr and Mrs H F Haas, Mr and Mrs J T Moon, Mr and Mrs Joan Linden, and Mrs C B Forner.
Ye Cleveland guests and Mrs James Skeller and Mrs Fred Schaff and Ervin Schaff, all of Cleveland, were guests at a Sunday evening dinner hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Ardze Read.
Mr and Mrs Warne Kropp are noted in a brief social item with family ties and a domestic greeting, listing their names for a local society notice.
Kiwanis Club held a noon luncheon at Hotel Newell to hear a reading of The Perfect Tribute by Mary Raymond Andrews. C P Shively introduced Nina J Baker and Nilsen who performed the piece. Guests included Clarence S Grauser and L A Barnes. Ray Renz won attendance prize and offered a solo.
Plans for the Grange event this year will be cut short after Monday night. Dinner guests included masters, Grafton, at the Rennie home in LaPorte. Other Elyria and Lorain residents attended events this week.
Secretares and lecturers of subordinate Granges gather in LaGrange for an all county conference. Frank L. Mason of Ridgeville notes it is the first meeting of Juvenile Grange matrons. Hoton B. Alger and Miss Alice Bird will speak along with several other speakers yet to be announced.
The Greeks seem to have first recognized war as a poor settlement method guided by reason. They argued it should be limited in scope and sought to substitute legal processes for conflict whenever possible.
Joe Faeckes of Columbia Center offered cheap liquor at a Columbia dance to boost business. He sold a bottle to deputy sheriff Henry Moehl, prompting Sheriff Clarence Adams to intervene. The deputy entered while the sheriff waited outside to avoid recognition.
A deputy reported a man without a dollar was told he could drink at one time for four quarters. Moeh then made a purchase and appeared before Justice Wai te. TH. Watts was fined 100 and costs for nonpayment and committed to a job when unable to pay. Jet is inflammable.
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