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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 15, 1932
Page
6
In a Mitchelfield scene Marcia pressures Connie about marriage to Percy DuMort while Vivian departs Springfield. Ted, lonely after Vivian’s leaving, researches a car failure near the tracks and stumbles on a surprising discovery as a train roars past.
A Friday and weekend of social visits and events in Avery featured a surprise for Mr and Mrs Charles Latteman, a farewell for Mr and Mrs Wm Bell, and a neighborhood gathering with meals. Births and farm news included a baby boy for Nelson Ferber and the loss of a farm horse. Community members and neighbors from Hereita Berlin Heights and nearby towns attended multiple visits and society meetings.
The S P A Was meeting at the Birmingham school on Feb 11 drew out of town attendees and announced a March 19 performance at the same site to benefit the Birmingham fire department. Volunteers including Francis Baker and Glenn Berinecy participate in the mystery play The Green String to be staged Feb 18 at Henrietta school.
Mrs. W. H. Hart of Ohbe tim road entertained the Ladies Aid Society on Wednesday afternoon. The quilt was tied and hemmed. A social hour followed with refreshments for residents of Oberlin road Carlisle Schramm road and nearby streets. Mrs. R. W. Richards to entertain the March meeting. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Vogilone and daughter Effie visited the Bergs on Sunday.
Mr and Mrs Theodore Grille and their son Harold attended the oyster supper on Wednesday evening at the Evangelical church on the Edison Highway. The event was sponsored by the Women’s Missionary Society and Ladies Aid Society of the church.
Albert Bease and family of Elma moved into the home of Mr and Mrs Elmer Long on Wednesday while Miss Ruth Eldred of Chatham Ohio visited her uncle LF Eldred family and then traveled to Murray Ridge to see her grandmother Mrs Nettie Eldred Also Miss Rose Daraby of Elsha Memorial Hospital spent Wednesday evening with her sister Julia
The 4 H Club Jolly Hustin will present an achievement program at the Carlisle Grange meeting. It will be held at the hall near Tur day evening February 16.
Carlisle Grange members listed as attendees at a Tuesday evening Grange event held in the school auditorium include Mr. and Mrs. 4. H. Tenfound Drusendahl Mariyn Lauer Merle Pen found and daughter Jucile Sliferman Mason Milton Babtock Frank and Lewis Eldred and others.
Miss Fiuerle Penfound will entertain the Bunco Club on Saturday, June 7. Guests are invited to arrive after 7 o'clock for an evening of games and socializing.
Incomplete text lists a practice meeting and a hall schedule noted for Monday evening. Names, places, and exact activities are unreadable but imply a team gathering or preparation event at a local venue.
Toth and sister El.da bees along with Miss Julia Daraby attended the dance at Sacred Weary Catholic Church in Elsha Tuesday evening. Earl Burrer attended the oyster supper at Evanselba Church on the Edison Highway Wednesday evening.
Mrs George Longbrake traveled to Cleveland Sunday to gift Mr and Mrs J P Dorff and Jammie. She returned several days later to help care for her grandchildren who are ill.
Philip Sppe and Patricia Fon are detained at home from school because of head colds.
Mr. Brant's saw mill is set on the Charles Toth farm ready for action. Miss Margaret Longbrake visits Mrs. Mae Struble and daughters of Elyria for a few days. Theodore Grills spent Tuesday with Mr. and Mrs. C. Jd. Smith of the Edison Hihguar.
Henry Schmitz of Russia township celebrates his second birthday anniversary on February 29. He will be eight years old on that date, born February 29, 1924.
Henry Wolf sprained wrist from cranking a farm tractor. Harold Ringstmeier assists with chores. Le Gay Hoppe home from Cleveland for a week. F H Weidner and B B Goodman attended the Cleveland Automobile show. Mrs Caroline Weidner in Cleveland. Zion Lutheran Ladies Aid met at church parlor and celebrated the February wedding anniversary of president Mrs Mary Ulmer. A lunch was served. Evelyn Steck of Oberlin visited during vacation. Mr. and Mrs Will Reutter of
Sunday guests at the Jog Level home in Cleveland Brackets reference multiple social visits. The piece lists numerous gatherings including picnics, bridge parties, church talks, and family weekends across Brunswick Elyria Berea Cleveland and Lakewood with names such as Bruno Stebel Morris Perkins Lydia Reutter Agnes Taylor and Edith White among others. It notes a funeral attendance for Fragh Hill and a play preparation at a domestic science room.
The regular PLT meeting in Oberlin Road on Feb 15 drew a small crowd. President John Beese led discussion on assisting Russia Township schools with financing an operetta scheduled for March. Aliss Underhill joined in group singing with AL C Norris of Oberlin, who then spoke.
In southern Illinois a public schools instructor delivered an address titled Not Dumb, but Ignorant. Kenneth Kern accompanied by Miss Underhill sang several songs and Miss Gregg of Wellington offered a minstrel reading. The gathering adjourned to reconvene the first Thursday in March.
The pulpit was occupied Sunday morning by Dean E B Boo worth of Oberlin and in the evening by Rev J C Heimrich who spoke on The Church in Northern India at Work. Prof Clarence Ward has returned from his western trip and will take charge of the services next Sunday.
The Loc Wy met at church parlors last Thursday and will not hold their next meeting on February eighteenth. Mr and Mrs Frank Kreuger and Mr and Mrs Gar McRoberts attended a board party at the Oberlin Grange halls Saturday night. Mr and Mrs George Warren entertained friends at home Saturday night. Mrs W Hart entertained the Ladies Arts Society of West Ridge at her home Thursday. Dancing was the evening’s diversion.
Sunday afternoon visitors called on Mrs William Farr at her home. The group included Mr and Mrs Clayton Barrington and two children and Henry Alexander of Lorain and Miss Pearl Pancreft of Viona. Also Mr and Mrs John Hardy of Elyria and Mrs Abbie Bassett with Leon Bassett and wife of Elyria called. Mr and Mrs Frank Kreuger were noted among attendees.
Jr. and her parents hosted Sunday dinner in Amherst with Mrs. Ida Hastings returning home to La Grange after a short visit with friends in Easter. Mr. and Mrs. Hutchinson and Mr. and Mrs. Kachioan and Mrs. Gar McRoberts attended a party by Henrietta youths at the grange hall Wednesday. Locals attended a sale at the Pierd farm in Pittsfield Wednesday.
England's Neis Island near Eastleigh in Hampshire, once a stopover for European emigrants en route to America, is up for sale after being closed for six months. The site, known as Auntie Park, will be offered to buyers following the closure period.
Bert Barry, the 1927 world sculling champion, has been named a King's waterman. The post is now honorary, though watermen once managed royal river journeys. W. East serves as the King's bargemaster on the Thames.
Elyria Ohio doctor offers quick treatment for piles fissure fistula and colitis with no work disruption. Dr F M Sponseller advertises services at 622 Filyria Savings and Trust Blog. hours listed with weekday daytime and evening slots and Saturday availability.
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