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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Feb 13, 1936

Page

2

Marianne Reunites with Eve in Interiors Shop Return

Marianne tracks down her estranged sister Eve, now thin and ashamed, in a Sunlit Acres interior shop. She urges Eve to come home to their mother, offering support and a plan to repair the moral damage of Eve’s desertion while grappling with their shared past and Eve’s fears.

Marianne Mincear Centerville Eve Marianne New York Leonard Bailey Harv Desire Leonard Acres wOrman Mother Charley Forham North Pole Charley

Wakeman Woman Enters John Marshall College in Huntington

Ruth Lindbeck of Ceredo West Virginia formerly of Wakeman has entered John Marshall College Huntington. Margaret Fay daughter of Mr and Mrs P J Fay will finish purse training at St Vincent Hospital Toledo March 1 and be assigned to home district work there. The Rough Riders basketball team will play Greenwich in the first game Thursday February 27 at the Norwalk High School hosted Uforon County Tournament.

Ruth Lindbeck Ceredo W. Va Wakeman John Marshall College Huntington Margaret Fay P. J. Fay St. Vincents Hospital Toledo Rough Riders Greenwich Ufuron Norwalk High School

School presents Hansel and Gretal operetta at town hall

The Grades of the School will present an operetta Hansel and Gretal at the town hall in early March with Ruby Peabody Mother Charles Boyle Father Richard Didelais Hansel Mary Louise Shelton Gretel Alta Busek Witch leading roles. The high school Dramatic Club opened its year January 13 with a meeting led by the president. The roll called the pest show they had ever seen. Lillian Mahl reviewed The Tale of Two Cities Hilda Hahn reviewed Shakespeare's The Taming of the Shrew Eleano r Peabody spoke on the Life of Lila Lee after which the meeting adjourned.

Hansel Gretal Ruby Peabody Charles Boyle Richard Didelais Mary Louise Shelton Gretel Alta Busek Lillian Mahl Two Cities Hilda Hahn Shakespeare Eleanor Peabody Lila Lee

Program Highlights From January 9 Student Assembly

The high school held its final first semester assembly. It opened with group singing of old songs. Betty Haskins spoke on calendar making, Florence Tousley on timekeeping, Kathryn Beecher on last meeting highlights and upcoming plans. Laura Wessel and Arthur Witzlaben performed a saxophone duet. Ruth Filkins read a piece titled Never Take Your Wife to a Ball Game. Wanda Belle Felton read a list of lost and found items. The program ended with the high school song.

Betty Haskins Florence Tousley Kathryn Beecher Laura Wessel Arthur Witzlaben Ruth Filkins Wanda Belle Felton

Kitchen Shower for Mrs Kraus With Bridge Prizes

Mrs Curtis Todd hosted a kitchen shower for Mrs Clarence Kraus on Friday night. Guests played bridge with Mrs C J Cranston taking first prize and Mrs Kenneth Ross second. Late refreshments followed as the honoree opened gifts.

Curtis Todd Clarence Kraus C. J. Cranston Kenneth Ross

Local Social Notes Highlight Elyria and Norwalk Residents

A list of residents and visitors from Elyria Laurel Hill and nearby towns appears with names including Mrs Wayne Burdue Wilhelmina Brooks and many others. Social calls, shoppers in Norwalk theater trips and church activities are noted along with committee elections and juror summons for Huron County.

Wayne Burdue Elyria Wilhelmina Brooks Laurel Hill Fred Graves Atr Cooley Fileen Barnes Eleanor Johns Eletha Steele Robert Gerber John Todd Mary Monica Fay Eleanor Breisch Gladys Arnholt C. J. Cranston Harold Millhouse Kenneth Ross Cverald Ross Marden Todd LaAlta Green William Ott Marion Finley Robert Hoyt

Sunday School Party Fetes Mrs. Eunice Holmes at Church

Weather kept the class from meeting at St Marys Church as Mrs Eunice Holmes returned from Arizona and the West. A Sunday School department party followed in the church dining rooms with neighbors and local families joining in to celebrate.

St. Mary’s Church Eunice Holmes Arizona West

Mrs Charlie Wood Rites Held in Advent Church

Mrs Charlie Wood died at her home in Clarksfield on February 6 1935 aged 88. She leaves a daughter Mrs Alice Ferguson Welsh at home and a son Charlie Wood of Dayton plus several grandchildren. Funeral service conducted by Rev Orren Woolcott at Advent Church with burial in M E cemetery.

Clarksfield Charlie Wood Alice Ferguson Welsh Dayton Advent Church Orren Woolcott M. E

Mrs Lucinda Rumsy Dies at Wakeman Home

Mrs Lucinda Rumsy aged 84 years 9 months passed away peacefully Sunday at her daughter Mrs Emma Byron home where she had resided for years. Survived by daughter and husband seven grandchildren and 12 great grandchildren. Funeral held at Pease home Wakeman with burial in Wakeman.

Lucinda Rumsy Emma Byron Pease Wakeman

Pomona Grange Meeting and Local Notices From Clarksfield

Pomona Grange will meet at Clarksfield Grange on Saturday February 15. Several residents are reported in poor health and recovery from scarlet fever is noted. Numerous visits, social calls, and travels among locals from Cleveland Oberlin Elyria Kent Kent to Spencer and New London are recorded, plus a seven week calf theft at the A B Iart farm.

Pomona Clarksfield Grange A. H. Perkins Charlie Chapman Ray Comstock Mattie Rick Evelyn Betty Rider

River Road Notes and Local Movements

River Road community brief recounts moving, visits, and illnesses. Haydenfelter family relocates from Walter Pudlich house to Bell Bailey house. Elyria visits include Guyeski, Fred Sheldon party, Regal and Farbotta families. Phillepena Schubert improves. Stella Smith ill in Lorain. Hydenfelter family in Elyria.

River Road Haydenfelter Walter Pudlich Bell Bailey House Bailey Road Guyeski Elyria Edith Tran Alva Seely Fred Sheldon Carrie Sheldon Regal Merringer Grafton Rotoski Boyd Cook Don Swuartz Sammie Farbotta Sam Farbotta Phillepena Schubert Hydenfelter Stella Smith Nellie Bambrich Lorain

Ruth Root Hostess at Avon Shower Then March In Wedding

Miss Ruth Root was guest of honor at a shower hosted by Marie and Jessie Mittlestead of Avon on Thursday evening. Friends presented many gifts and the event featured music and games. The Root Hammer wedding occurred on Saturday February 8.

Sheffield

Birthday and social notices from Litchfield area

In Litchfield on Sunday dinner honored Wells Miller for his birthday with guests including Mrs. George Mole Katherine Mole Clayton Mole and Mr and Mrs K E Miller. Edwin Ausmuth vehicle crashed into a tree at Mallet Creek Saturday night with no injuries to Oberlitner or himself. Hal Leach hosted 11 Sunday School girls for a Valentine party with mystery sister drawings and refreshments. Miss Say substituted for Wayne Messner who was injured playing basketball in Spencer. Maxine Brought hosted a birthday supper for Thomas Oberlitner at the Moore home with guests.

Litchfield BE. H. Miller Wells Miller George Mole Katherine Clayton Mole Grafton K. E. Miller Edwin Ausmuth Mallet Creek Thomas Oberlitner Ausmuth John Moore Frances Rockwell

High School Basketball Schedule and Local Socials

The upcoming games include Spencer on February 14, Seville here February 15, and Granger on February 18 with previous postponements noted. Litchfield players face size challenges while Jean Jeune and Ralph Brodt suffer asthma. Community activities mention Medina Youth Fellowship meetings in Berlin and Oberlin, and various family visits and hospital updates.

Local Family Gatherings Highlight Social Visit

Mrs Bertha McClaflin and sons Harland and Hale visited Sunday at Mrs Wayne Hoff Statter family home in Ruggles with her son Algy Knapp and his wife. Measured political agitator relies on appealing to crowd selfish interests.

Algy Knapp Bertha McClaflin Harland and Hale Wayne Hoffstatter Ruggles

Surprise Party Honors Mrs Earle Johnson at Home

Mrs Earle Johnson was surprised Saturday evening as friends and relatives gathered for her birthday at home. Progressive pedro was played, followed by fruit jello cake and coffee for the Johnsons, the Chambers, Whiton, and Johnson families. Billy Johnson has been absent from school over a week due to illness. Sheffield Village firemen sponsored a dance at the village hall with a large crowd. Brookside High seniors plan a March school dance.

Earle Johnson Pedro Lee Johnson Percy Chambers Arthur Whiton Billy Johnson Sheffield Brookside High School

Germany seeks to bend nature to its expectations

The remark notes Germany’s approach to science as aiming to force nature to reveal what it wishes to find rather than accepting nature’s own lessons. It critiques the tendency to fit evidence to preconceived theories. The point emphasizes the need for open inquiry over biased interpretation.

Germany

Day of Prayer Observed at South Ridge Church

A Sunday morning Day of Prayer was held at the South Ridge church under the women’s missionary society led by Mrs. C. Cook. The program included hymns Holy Holy Holy and Sweet Hour of Prayer, responsive Scripture, prayers, sermons, duets by Mrs. Newton Baus, Mrs. Harvey Curtis, Rev. R. G. Pferrer, Elmer Cook, and remarks by Mrs. C. Cook followed by benediction.

South Ridge W. M.S C. Cook Pferrer Newton Baus Harvey Curtis Milton Seppler R. G. Pferrer

One piece smock pattern with back buttons and gathered neck

A fashion description promotes pattern 2697 for a youth smock in Guardsman blue cotton with a back buttoned opening and gathered neck. Sizes listed include 11 13 18 17 and 19 years. requires 3 yards of 39 inch material for size 15. Send 15 cents pattern alone or 25 cents with Spring Fashion Book to Chronicle-Telegram Pattern Department.

Oyster supper by Needle Guild Society in S Amherst

The Needle Guild Society held its annual oyster supper at the home of Mr and Mrs Arthur Ernst in South Amherst on Saturday evening. Supper served at 7 p m for forty seven guests with social games of bridge and monopoly. Future meeting to be hosted by Mrs Emil Schroeder on Wednesday February 19.

The Needle Guild Society Arthur Ernst S. Amherst A. J. Haist Lorain Clarence Lapp Geo. Thompson Syria Albert Schroeder Matilda Dramm M. Q. Banus Frank Baus August Smith Clarence Peabody Annette Marl Dehn A. J. Hiscox Carl Nramim Edith Dehn Mable Dehn Sarah Thompson Francis Ward Ian Donald Ethel Thompson Emil Schroeder

Meeting Recap With Mrs Milton Baus Chooses Officers

An all day meeting on Wednesday with Mrs Milton Baus focused on a comforter project. A noon dinner was served as the business session presided by new officers: President Mrs A J Haist, Vice President Mrs Carl Dramm, Secretary Mrs Raymond Iliscox, Treasurer Mrs Albert Schroeder. Work committees were formed with Mrs Milton Baus and Mrs Emil.

The Needle Guild Society Milton Baus A. J. Haist Carl Dramm Raymond Iliscox Albert Schroeder Emil

Local Sunshine Committee Members Named in Meeting List

Schroeder and Mrs. Arthur Ernst head the sunshine committee. Attendees include Misses Mabel Dehn and Ethel Thompson and many residents such as Mrs. Clarence Lupp, Mrs. A. J. Haist, Mrs. Edith Dehn, Mr. Earl Dehn, Mrs. Emil Schroeder, Mrs. Albert Schroeder, Mrs. A. J. Hiscox, Mrs. Raymond Hiscox, Mrs. Carl Dramm, Mrs. Sarah Thompson, Mrs. Francis Ward, Misses Mabel and Ethel Thompson, Mrs. Margaret Baus, and Mrs. Matilda Dramund.

Community Club Meeting Proceeds at School House

A Tuesday evening gathering of Elyria students from the Stage and Art class presented tap dancing singing and acrobatic stunts under Mr Plain with Gene St Marie at the piano. Miss Geraldine Woods will lead the February 25 program. Refreshments were served.

Elyria Mr. Plain Gene St. Marie Geraldine Woods

Birth Announced for Schneider Son in Elyria

Born to Mr and Mrs William Schneider a son at Elyria Memorial Hospital on February 7th.

William Schneider Elyria Memorial Hospital

D. D. Club Meeting Host By Mrs Baus Saturday

Mrs Milton Baus will host a meeting of the D D Club on Saturday February 15. Miss Ethel Hawkins has returned home in Eaton after two weeks with Mr and Mrs Clifton Simms and family. Mr and Mrs Carl Day of Cleveland spent the weekend with his father Frank Bals. Mr and Mrs W C Delefield visited his parents Mr and Mrs Valentine Cook of Town line Road Sunday. Mr and Mrs William Krueck of Cleveland called on Mr and Mrs H C Delefield Saturday. Mr and Mrs C Frye were guests of her parents. Mr and Mrs J Kantor of N Ridge Sun and Mr and Mrs Edward Becker and family of South Amherst visited Mr and Mrs H C Delefield.

Clarence Kraus St. Mary's Action Club Pleasant Street Charles Bayles Kipton Paul Bresich Theodore Bellamy Nellie Haigh Whipton Bill Peabody Cleveland Oberlin Robert Hoyt W. J. Benson Nor Airs Leland Kenyon Ed Ebel Isbels J.G. White J. C. Dunn Huron County Dairymen Chamber of Commerce Kenneth Ross Dorothy Filkins Nina Beecher Shirley Henderson St. Paul, Minn Clark Conway Kulil The Congregational Stanford Guy Hoffstatter Marjory Tre Lynn Gray Ed. Brown Frank Sinclair Clarksfield W. H. Stone Fred Prechtol Oliver Prechtol Clay B. Burrows Sterling Burrows Elyria C. H. Burrows Charles Wood Dayton Bernice Ferguson Spencer Charlie Wood, Sr West Clarksfield Hester McClaplin Kent Ohio M. Lee Tom Sell J. H. Powles Fitchville Kearl Showalter Leland Seright Charlie Soley Detroit Willis Franklin Everett Hanes Kkipton Worthing Stone A. H. Stane Howard Burt Ashland B.C. Burt John Merrill Homer Merrill Dave McMaw New London Sherman Ethel Hawkins Eaton Clifton Simms Carl Frank Bals W. C. Delefield Valentine Cook Town Line Road William Krueck H. C. Delefield C. Frye

Eschtruth Family Visits Greenhouses in Brooklyn Heights

Mr and Mrs D F Eschtruth and their son and daughter called on friends in Brooklyn Heights Cleveland Sunday. They spent time at several large greenhouses during the visit.

Vincent D. F. Eschtruth Brooklyn Heights Cleveland

Church and school events listed for mid February

The official church and Sunday School boards plan meetings in the church parlors on Wednesday evening with the regular prayer meeting. The Willing Workers Class to share a three supper Friday night followed by a business session. Founders Day at Markley School February 20 after the monthly meeting. Attendance at the M E church Sunday School stood at forty six versus seventy eight last week. Various local visits and a junior choir hymn at morning worship. True education emphasizes simple, familiar life elements.

Church Frank Eschtruth St. Petersburg Florida Fred Smith Cleveland Rosalind Lewis EB. H Beese

Beauts of Belden guest sermon and music

Belden church noted a morning program with Rev Beebe delivering a talk titled Abraham Lincoln and a Ta lin solo The Old Rugged Cross performed by Jeanne Wise Despite severe cold turnout remained strong The Belden Community Circle announces an all day meeting with a covered dish dinner at Mrs Irma Wise home on Thursday February 13

Belden B. L Beebe Abraham Lincolm Rugged Creas Jeanne Wise Irma Wise

Afternoon Bridge Club Hosts Cards and Prizes

Mrs John Clark hosted the Afternoon Bridge club on Wednesday with guests Mrs Hemming and Mrs Albert Haury. Prizes for high and low scores went to Mrs E J Harder and Mrs Arthur Rinehart. Mrs E J Harder will entertain in two weeks.

John Clark Hemming Albert Haury E. J. Harder Arthur Rinehart

Colonial Dance Promises Prizes at Wellington Event

Mrs. Franklin Rust of Grafton joined Mrs. Chas Wise for a luncheon on Thursday. A Colonial dance set for February 22 offers prizes for best Colonial costume and best waltzers. Attending the Wise group were Mrs. Wm Law Rol Law Mr and Mrs Chas Wise and daughter Jeanne at the Northern Ohio Draft Horse Association dance in Wellington on Tuesday evening.

Franklin Rust Grafton Chas. Wise Wm. Law Rol Law Jeanne Northern Ohio Draft Horse Association Wellington

Boy Scout Banquet Marks Twenty Sixth Anniversary

Saturday evening the Boy Scouts and families celebrated the twenty sixth anniversary with a saddle horn shaped table setup in the school auditorium. Neil Wise played the piano as guests were escorted to tables. E. L. Terman served as toastmaster and speakers included Rev Beebe P H Rogers and Mr Hackenbach. Demonstrations covered first aid suffocation poisoning snake bites and other injuries. Carl Zacharias received the Scout badge and Mr Gelwicks closed the program. Committee members on supper were Mrs John Rule Mrs Merle Lehman Mrs D G Reisinger and Mrs Tripphahn.

Boy Scouts Boy Scout Organization Neil Wise Jim Gelwicks John Rule E. L. Terman Beebe P. H. Rogers Hackenbach Carl Zacharias Gelwicks Merle Lehman D. G. Reisinger Tripphahn KE. L. Terman M. Co. A Elyria Raymond Sauer Archie Harpster Akron A. L. Wise Geo. Grabenstetter

Political economy rules and laws face constant refutation

Political economy has rules and laws like any other branch of study and science. The great objection is that many of them are being proven wrong.

Suxion paste ad promises teeth that stay in place

An old advertisement touts SUXION paste as a non powder teeth adhesive. It claims comfort and security, noting it replaces shaky powders and avoids embarrassing moments. The ad credits C. C. Bowers Drug Store at 322 Broad St as the outlet.

SUMON C. C. Bowers Drug Store Broad St Adv

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