Lovely by Nebly Grafh in a Small Town
Marianne Minear schemes to lift her sister Eve from a shabby life in Centerville. Eve, desperate, runs from her employer to join Marianne in New York while Marianne marries Harv Desire for money. Eve is invited home after a plan to place her with Leonard Bailey at a country orphan hospital, revealing family tensions and romantic ambitions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marianne
Centerville
Eve
New York
Leonard Bailey
Harv Desire
Leonard
Marianne Minear
Ilesus
Ladies Aid Society Hosts Busy Elyria Event
The Ladies Aid Society met at Mrs. Ed Henson’s Elyria home with thirty adults and several children enjoying refreshments at seated tables. Others mentioned include Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Hulse visiting Elvira, and Rev. and Mrs. Carpenter's Cleveland trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flyrna
John Bainbridge
Cold Weather Deters Crowd at Sunday Church Service
Severe cold kept attendance light as church members gathered for a Sunday service. The program featured radio broadcasts including Southern melodies, Sacred Hymn, and Mountain Folk Lore.
Kentucky quartet sings in church service theme
A Kentucky church program lists songs by a quartet of mountain girls and boys Sarah Bowlin Wilma Bowers Willie Taylor and Wayland Jones. The addresses are by Bishop Smith Rev Frakes Hon N R Patterson and Dr F W Mueller followed by the usual order of worship. Communion service will be held next Sunday morning in the church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kentucky Mountain Girls and Boys
Sarah Bowlin
Wilma Bowers
Willie Taylor
Wayland Jones
Bishop Smith
Frakes
N. R. Patterson
F. W. Mueller
Birthday Greetings at Bainbridge Home Draw Several Elyria Guests
Sunday visitors from Elyria joined Mrs. Bainbridge for her birthday celebration at the John Bainbridge home. The group included Mr. and Mrs. Lester Harding and Joan, Mr. and Mrs. W N Harding, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Harding, and Mr. and Mrs. F L Bainbridge. Gifts included an angel food cake and apron from a Sunshine Sister and a primrose plant from Mrs. Huise. Also noted: Nev C C Maple visiting briefly to rest, Itelen Lyndes recovering after hospital treatment, Hugh Palmer hospitalized for appendicitis, G Landfried renting the Worcester house, Ray Taylor convalescing at his son’s home, and a Cleveland trip to visit Ada Terrell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Bainbridge
Nev. C. C. Maple
Itelen Lyndes
Floria Memorial Hospital
Hugh Palmer
Fairview Hospital
G. Landfried
Worerster House
John Wilford
Ray Taylor
George
Floot Road
Fortune
Adelloyd
Cleveland
Ada Terrell
Baby girl born to Mr and Mrs Edward Spore
Mrs Frank Fisher visits Mrs Jane Twining Monday afternoon Evelyn Kubach weekends with Amherst friends Edith Felshaw returns from Huron several days away Mildred Evelyn Kubach Wilma Davidson visit Vermilion Monday evening Ruby Fleming under doctor's care after fall Barney Kukas is improving Harold Packard from Elyria visits his mother Carrie Davidson Thad Wilson calls on relatives in Amherst Wednesday afternoon
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birmingham
Frank Fisher
Jane Twining
Evelyn Kubach
Amherst
Edith Felshaw
Huron
Edward Spore
Mildred
Evelyn Kuhach
Wilma Davidson
Ruby Fleming
Barney Kukas
Harold Packard
Elyria
Carrie Davidson
Thad Wilson
British Guiana is Britain’s sole South American possession
A concise note states British Guiana stands as Britain’s only territory in South America, underscoring its colonial status within the broader imperial reach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Britain
South America
Postponed Columbia PTA Meeting Promises Notable Program
Columbia Ohio February 14 The Parent Teachers Association postponed last Tuesday evenings meeting to February 19 due to illness. The program features repeat musical selections from the Clearview School contest including a violin duet by Donna Stinchcomb and Dorothy Koepke which earned Excellent. The executive committee organized rest room rearrangements and planned social events with Dance and Monopoly games for the Columbia Garden Club Valentine party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
Clearview
Ernest Dunford
Mabel Rice
John Crum
Donna Cletzer
M. L. Royer
Nelson Walters
Royer
J. Dunford
Elyria
George Brenner
Forest Goodman
Gayle Albaugh
William H. Jones
Milo Stearns
A. Co. Ring
Columbia Garden Club
Smith
Town Hall
Bernard Cutting
Cleveland
Neil Rightsman
Fields
Harry Lapp
Frank Myers
Lorain
Edward Bonar
Center Road
Winnifred Wilford
Wilford
Girl Scout council elects new president in North Ridgeville
North Ridgeville Ohio February 13 Troop Council meeting of The Girl Scouts saw president Mrs C H Kothe resign her membership and office. Mrs J E Ely was elected to fill the vacancy. Miss Ruth Steinmetz gave a report on the troop activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Ridgeville. O
Troop Council of the
Girl Scouts
C. H. Kothe
J. E. Ely
Ruth Steinmetz
Troop Plans Progress and Next Council Meeting
Details show progress of the troop and plans for a party. The next Council meeting is scheduled for Monday March 9 at the home of Miss Marcella Schmitz.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marcella Schmitz
Moonlight Club Pinochle Results and Next Meeting
Mr and Mrs H W Hopp hosted the Moonlight Club on Friday night with LeRoy E Smith and Mrs Ed Smith posting the top pinochle scores. William Schultz and Mrs LeRoy E Smith took prizes for the next highest scores. The February 21 meeting will be at Mr and Mrs Ed Smiths Cleveland road home. Ruth Finnegan broke her arm during the events. Dramatic Club members Darby and Halden spent midsemester Ohio University vacation with Mr and Mrs J E Darby on Case road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. W. Hopp
Moonlight Club
LeRoy E. Smith
Ed Smith
William Schultz
Ed. Smith
Cleveland Road
Dramatic Club
St. Pe Lawrence Darby
John Halden
Danville
X. Y
Ohio University
J. E. Darby
Case Road
Ruth Finnegan
County farming school to meet in Carlisle
Farmers from Carlisle plan to attend the county agricultural engineering school conducted by the county agricultural extension service. Morning sessions will be at the Elyria Savings and Trust Company directors room with problem discussions. Afternoon drills at the National Guard armory feature R D Barden of Ohio State University teaching binder and plow operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlisle
County Agricultural Extenson Service
Elyria Savings and Trust Company
National Guard Armory
R. D. Barden
Ohio State University
East Carlisle Community Club Meets at Harrison Home
Members of the general committee gathered Tuesday evening at the Gratton road home of Mr and Mrs Frank Harrison for a club meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Carlisle
Shirt Dress Plaits Its Back For Chic
A fashion note from Laura L Baldt lists the shirt dress as a chic return, highlighting its plaited styling and practical appeal. The piece notes Baldt’s background as an assistant professor of Household Arts at Teachers College Columbia University.
Miss Maude Stevenson Hosts K W K Club Event
Miss Maude Stevenson will entertain members of the K W K club at her home on the Grafton road Friday evening February 14th.
Mothersingers Host Luncheon In East Carlisle Meeting
Members of the Mothersingers Group of East Carlisle gathered for a tureen luncheon at 12:30 P M Thursday at the home of Mrs. Frank Harrison on the Grafton road. The afternoon was spent socially.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mothersingers
East Carlisle
Frank Harrison
Grafton Road
Spring Fashion Pattern No 2623 For Women Dresses
The Chronicle Telegram advertises Style No 2623 a sixeenteen year olds dress with violet wool crepe band trim and color accents in beige or silk options. It lists fabric yardage, sizes 14 to 18, price fifteen cents for pattern, ten cents for the Spring Fashion Book, and requests name address and size with orders sent to the Pattern Department in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chronicle-Telegram
Pattern Department
Fifth Ave
New York
N. Y
Postscript Club Enjoys Evening At Roling Home
Members of the Postscript Club gathered at Miss Maxine Roling’s LaGrange road home on Thursday. High awards went to Miss Mary and Miss Myrtle O’Connor of Indian Hollow road while Mrs Mildred Brown was consoled. A Valentine themed luncheon followed asMiss Myrtle O’Connor hosts next meeting at her Tidian Mellow road home with Mrs Mildred Brown honored on her birthday anniversary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Postscript Club
Maxine Roling
LaGrange Road
Mary
Myrtle O'Connor
Indian Hollow Road
Mildred Brown
St. Valentine's Day
Kenneth Roling
Elyria
Katherine Diederich
Grange Road
Tidian Mellow Road
Birthday Surprise For Mrs Klinect On Grafton Road
Neighbors and friends visited Mrs Hioward Klinect on her birthday at her Grafton road home. They brought a full dinner and a birthday cake baked by Mrs Arthur P Bailey. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Arcelie Welton and children Janet and Kenneth, Mr and Mrs Arthur P Bailey and Josephine and Chas, and Mr and Mrs Howard Klinect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hioward Klinect
Grafton Road
Arthur P. Bailey
Arcelie Welton
Janet
Kenneth
Josephine
Chas
Howard Klinect
Miss Jean Shepherd Hosts Lindy Lodge Night At Robson Road
Miss Jean Shepherd will entertain members of the Lindy Lodge at her home on Robson road on Tuesday evening February 18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jean Shepherd
Lindy Lodge
Robson Road
Elyria Woman's Club Civic Meeting Attended by Mrs Gregg and Mrs Bush
Mrs H H Gregg and Mrs George Bush joined a Civic and Political department gathering of the Elyria Woman's club at the club home in Elyria on Friday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. H. Gregg
George Bush
Elyria
Cleveland art pupils hosted by Mrs Roehm at Fast River road
Mrs Henry Roehm of Fast River road entertained Cleveland friends as pupils from the Cleveland School of Art gathered at her home on Tuesday afternoon Miss Helen Thomas of East River road was an overnight guest and part of the group
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Roehm
Fast River Road
Cleveland
Cleveland School of Art
Helen Thomas
East River Road
New Oberlin Grange Meeting Heads Way With Card Party
Oberlin Grange held a card party at the hall with eight tables of progressive Pedro. High scores went to Mrs Hollis Reightey and Clarence Parsons, while Mrs Lyman Knowles and Arthur Falkner had the low. Wiener sandwiches doughnuts pickles and coffee were served. The next party committee includes Mrs Roy Mrs John Franklin and Mrs Fred Berg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Oberlin
Oberlin Grange
Pedro
Hollis Reightey
Clarence Parsons
Lyman Knowles
Arthur Falkner
Roy
John Franklin
Fred Berg
Oberlin Grange members present Traveling Bible in Huntington
Twenty six Oberlin Grange members with chaplain Mrs Will Berg and Lecturer Mrs Ernest Parke visited Huntington on Tuesday evening to receive the Traveling Bible and provide the entertainment. They offered a tasty lunch later enjoyed by all. The Huntington chaplain presented the Bible to Kipton on Feb 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin Grange
Will Berg
Ernest Parke
Huntington
Iank
Oberlin
Hluntington Grange
Kipton
C. Justin
N. Webber
St. Bridges Church
Cleveland
Bishop McFadden
George F. Martin
John Keane
Billy Tfill
John Mitre
W. Hill
Andy Hill
Elmes
McGregor
M. Wohleher
al Schuster
Martin Schuster
Avon
Pete Schuster
Edith Dewey
Rhinehart Haufman
Carlisle Grange
Local nuptials and social visits span Elyria area
The piece orchestra wedding party received congratulations and gifts. Mr and Mrs J Sanders of Penfield visited the W B Kuepfer home Thursday. Mr and Mrs H Davis and Mrs Carl Schmitz shopped in Elyria. Harold Hurst moved to a Griswold Road home near Elyria. M Wohleben and Leo Song visited the Dion family in Amherst. W E Knepper and family spent Sunday with the Matchem family in Elyria. John Mitro and relatives visited Cleveland on Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Sanders
Penfield
W. B. Kuepper
H. Davis
Carl Schmitz
Elyria
Harold Hurst
Griswold Road
M. Wohleben
Leo Song
Dion’s
Amherst
W. E. Knepper
Matchem
John Mitro
Cleveland
Weekend Guest Highlights Elyria Family Visit
Miss Caroline Spiegelberg spent the weekend with her brother and family, Mr and Mrs L W Spiegelberg, along Elyria Townline Road. Valentine Cook is listed as sick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caroline Spiegelberg
Mrs. L. W. Spiegelberg
Absence From School Noted For Justin Mackert
Justin Mackert was absent from school for several days last week due to a cold. The notice records his absence as excused under illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justin Mackert
Families Attend Local School Concert Night
Mr and Mrs C Schubert and son Oliver attended a Lake Avenue P T A concert Tuesday. Mr and Mrs Henry Haag of N Murray Ridge called on Mr and Mrs Valentine Cook Thursday. Mr and Mrs Lewis Burke and daughters Helen Louise and Betty of Lorain visited L W Spiegelberg and family Sunday evening. Mr and Mrs Edward Becker and family of S Amherst visited Mr and Mrs Valentina Cook Saturday. Mrs Elizabeth Gunder and Herbert Wooster of Elyria called on Mr and Mrs L W Spiegelberg and family Sunday evenings. Mr and Mrs D C WDelefield of Edison Highway called on her parent Mr and Mrs V Cook Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Haag
N. Murray Ridge
Valentine Cook
Lewis Burke
Helen Louise
Betty
Lorain
L. W. Spiegelberg
Edward Becker
S. Amherst
Valentina Cook
Elizabeth Gunder
Herbert Wooster
Elyria
Local Social Notes From Belden Belten Area
Mr and Mrs John Hartman visit Cleveland daughter Mrs Joe Jankola amid her mothers illness. Mr and Mrs Herman Wise call on Mrs Wise s father W O Turner in La Grange where Turner broke two ribs after a wagon fall. John Rule family and Lois Stiwald visit John Mole s home. D G Reisinger family visit F W Weidner in Medina. Edward Reisinger was home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belten
John Hartman
Joe Jankola
Cleveland
John Mole
D. G. Reisinger
F. W. Weidner
Medina
Edward Reisinger
Suest Event Held At Du Bray Family Home
Monday gathering at the Lakewood residence of Mrs. Charles Du Bray, hosted by her sister Suest, as friends note the intimate family setting and cordial reception at the Du Bray home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Suest
Charles du Bray
Lakewood
Myers Cragin Nuptials At Home Of Parents
Marian Myers wed Morris Henry Cragin of Detroit in a one o'clock ceremony at the Myers home. The vows were said before an improvised altar with tapers and ferns. Rev J H Snyder of Flint officiated in the presence of about fifty guests. A buffet luncheon followed as the bride and groom later departed for Detroit where the groom is with the law firm Donaldson and Cragin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Myers
Marian
Morris Henry Cragin
Detroit
Michigan
J. H. Snyder
Flint
Tureen Luncheon for Needy Families Hosted on Oberlin Road
Mrs Abner Black entertained twenty guests Monday at her Oberlin road home. A tureen luncheon was served at one o clock and the afternoon was spent sewing for needy families.
Social Roundup From Weekend Visits In Woellington
U S A over the weekend notes emphasize Charles Murray of Woellington visiting Charlies Wise on Sun. Missy Pearl Delmung underwent appendicitis surgery at Memorial Hospital on Monday. Numerous neighbors and relatives, including Mr and Mrs Wm Law with son Rol, hosted or visited Wenry Droege’s, Grabenstetter, and Damon households Friday through Monday, with Richard Delmiling and Carl Rising present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Murray
Woellington
Charlies Wise
Missy Pearl Delmung
Memorial Hospital
Wm. Law
Rol Law
Wagner
Lakewood
Wenry Droege
Richard Delmiling
Carl Rising
John Rule
George Grabenstetter
Dwight Reisinger
Bertha Damon
Marjorie Reisinger
Win Gest and Sons
Henry Droege
Otto Demling
Beal Attends Funeral of Mrs Hoal lingsworth
Mrs Sadie Beal attended the funeral of her mother Mrs George Hoal lingsworth in Amherst on Monday February 13.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Ridge
Sadie Beal
George Hoallingsworth
Amherst
Hanlon and Knittle Families Visit Huntington Grange Event
Mr and Mrs Leo Hanlon and son Glenn Mrs Farr Hanlon Mr and Mrs George Knittle and Miss Marion Knittle visited the Huntington Grange Thursday evening in a social gathering with local residents and members of the grange.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leo Hanlon
Glenn
Farr Hanlon
George Knittle
Marion Knittle
Huntington Grange
Mrs McDonald and daughter move to Elyria this week
Mrs Emily McDonald and her daughter Thelma are relocating this week to Elyria where they will establish their home in the new location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emily McDonald
Thelma
Elyria
Hickory Tree Grange Meeting Attended by Notables
Mr and Mrs George Kunuittla and Miss Marion Knittle attended a Hickory Tree Grange meeting in Amherst Tuesday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Kunuittla
Marion Knittle
Hickory Tree Grange
Amherst
Cook Family Attends Betty Kreeger Funeral
Mr and Mrs C E Cook and their son Elmer attended the funeral of Betty Kreeger in Amherst on Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. E. Cook
Elmer
Betty Kreeger
Amherst
Mrs Minnie Hall Returns Home After Visit
Mrs Minnie Hall returned to her Lakewood home after spending a few days visiting Mr and Mrs C E Cook and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnie Hall
Lakewood
C. E. Cook
Church Services Notice for Sunday February 16
Sunday School at 10 a m. Worship at p m. Pastor Rev R G Pferrer. Mrs Clarence Peabody reported on the sick list. Mrs Ruth Brownson of Ashland called on Mrs C E Cook Friday. Mr and Mrs Arthur Faulkern of Oberlin visited Lea Hanson and family Friday, Archie Burnes of Ashli called on C E Cook and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. G. Pferrer
Clarence Peabody
Ruth Brownson
Ashland
C. E. Cook
Arthur Faulkern
Oberlin
Lea Hanson
Archie Burnes
Ashli
Hindu and Muslim share in India population described
The article notes that among every 100 people in India about 68 are Hindus, about 22 are Mohammedans, 3 are Buddhists, and 1 is a Christian, illustrating religious distribution within the country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
India
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Mother
Mrs. Minear
Flying Club
North Ridgeville
Scout News
King Lackland
John
England
Henry II
Henry
Richard
Geoffrey
Xeres
Qerez
Spain
Berdanier
United Feature Syndicate
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U. & Pai
al Rights Coserved
Entertains Club
Laura L Baldt, A. M
Teschert College
Columbia University
New York, N.Y
Entertain Club
Mrs. Harrison
Tim
Miss Roling
Elyria Town Line
Elyria Townline Road
C. Schubert
Oliver
Lake Avenue P. T. A
Belden
Pocahontas
Sciiroll Coal
Curch
Coats
Rho
Royal Navy
Rigbee's Credit Clothiers
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