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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Feb 16, 1933

Page

5

Tea Topper Tavern at Eaton Lyceum Course

Pittsfield presents Tea Topper Tavern in the school auditorium on Thursday at eight. Paul Wainwright and the King orchestra with Elyria guests entertained local boys last Thursday night. Ladies' Aid meets February sixteenth. pot-luck supper February twenty first. Reverend Kuhl’s sermon February eighteenth. Sunday School conference at church February Ta. Basketball skirmish at Henretta Friday. Local residents to Florida trip. Durkees and visitors at Kohl residence.

Kuhl Henretta Clearview F. R. Cousins South Florida H. C. Cousins Guy Durkee Grafton Wallace Dimatine Harry Loveliss Robert Pierce Jack Charles Escott Philip Warren P. E. Kohl

Bay Village Community Notes Highlights

Circle No 3 met at Mrs J Dietzs home for a lunch and four tables of bridge. Bay Presbyterian Ladies Aid met with luncheon, Bay M E choir plans a sacred concert on February 19 with the Will Trio and a silver offering for music. Eddie Finnegan of Western Reserve University spoke at a Father-Son banquet. trumpet solos by Bob Juvinall.

Bay Village Circle No. 3 J. Dietz Bayview Road Esther Aldrich J. Grimes J. A. Conn Crabbe Evelena Thomson Bassett Road M. B. Brancock Chicago Ilinois Walter Myers Lake Road Clelland Thomas Greenwich Ohio W. Thomas Parkside Drive Bay Presbyterian Church Circle No. 1 W. C. Khrart Bay M. E Harry Blackburn Foote Road Helen Mabie Anabelle Chamberlain Lakewood Hospital Dixon Hall Bayview Read Huron Road Hospital Bay M Eddie Finnegan Western Reserve Unversity Bob Juvinall Homer Bomgardner

South Amherst Girls Organize Glee Lab

South Amherst February report on the organization of the Girls Glee Club at the school doel. Officers elected include President Helen Paulist Vice President Florence McCord Secretary Ethel Urschil Librarian Ruth Eleanor Dulmage.

South Amherst South Amherst Girls Doel Helen Paulist Ice Florence McCord Ethel Urschil Ruth Eleanor Dulmage

Pedro Club Celebrates Birthday at Mrs Miller’s Home

The Birmingham Pedro club met at Mrs. William Miller’s home to celebrate her birthday with a pot luck dinner and Pedro games. Prizes went to Miss Lucilla Snellenberger for high score, Mrs. Joe Bickel for second, and Miss Mildred Snellenberger received consolation. attendees included several local women and the guest of honor.

Birmingham Pedro Club William Miller Pedro Lucilla Snellenberger Joe Bickel Mildred Snellenberger Joe Bi

Local residents visit friends and relatives across Oberlin and nearby towns

Miss Amy Young of Oberlin spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Claude Collingwood. Lorain Rosa of Ashland visited the H A Witbeck residence. Several locals including Miss Madelyn Mitchell of Cleveland and Mrs Jennie Mitchell spent days with family. Visits to Elyria Cleveland Lorain and Vermilion areas are noted along with a funeral in Lorain.

Amy Young Oberlin Claude Collingwood Lorain Rosa Ashland H. A. Witbeck Chester Startel Elvrra O A Mordoff Madelyn Mitchell Cleveland Jennie Mitchell Walter Ladrach Elyria Pearl Wilford Unodi Earl Hunter Fred Glider Margaret Tom Moore Lorain Lester E. Normandy C. F. Miller Harry Boyd Carpenter Hoskin Eaton Ted Walper Huron Francis Boyd Vincent Merritt Hunter Hazel Leidheiser Minnie Oldfield Vermilion Clarence Parker Florence Harry Bord

Oberlin Teachers Plan Midweek Rehearsals

Oberlin instructors Miss Lawn and Miss Christner will meet with Guenvierre Mc Cord for rehearsal sessions every Wednesday and Friday afternoon.

Eral Committee Guenvierre McCord Miss Lawn Miss Christner Oberlin

Village Council Meets in Town Hall as Mayor Absent

Henry Garland presided in the absence of Mayor Schaub at the regular village council meeting Monday evening. Routine business was taken up and completed.

Henry Garland Mayor Schaub

Latin Club Valentine Party at Roman Republic High

The Roman Republic Latin Club invited high school teachers to a Monday Valentine party in the school auditorium. A six o'clock dinner preceded talks on social Latin life and language differences. Josephine Zazula won a Treasure Hunt and Q E Duff won the Thinking Contest. An exchange of Valentines followed.

Roman Republic Esther Naujok J. H. Quilhot O. E. Duff Mary Ashyk Josephine Zazula Q. E. Duff

County Glee Club Rehearsal At Local School

Members of the County Glee Club met for a Monday night rehearsal at the local school. South Amherst pupils Misa Ruth Moore and Ernest Altomori belong to the club.

County Glee Club Misa Ruth Moore Ernest Altomori South Amherst

Choral Club to Meet at Nicol Home This Evening

Local report notes the Choral Club gathering to be held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. James Nicol this evening. Visitors include Mr. and Mrs. Harvey White and baby and Mrs. Leonard Kolb from Cleveland, plus Clarence Kolb from Pittsburgh Pa.

James Nicol Harvey White Baby Leonard Kolb Cleveland Clarence Kolb Pittsburgh Sunnday Leo Hopkins Penfield Maxine Hopkins Athletic Club Ellsworth Gibson Elyria C. F. Fogel Ruth Moore Christian Endeavor Oberlin

Stagecoach Driver Go Ahead Symbol of Progressive America

The Go Ahead stagecoach driver symbolized progressiveness in the United States, as noted by Charles Dickens during his 1860s American visit. Dickens used the emblem to illustrate the era's forward-looking spirit amid mid-century expansion and mobility.

Dickens America

South Ridge Social Notes Mention Local Visitors

Miss Kathleen Young is reported on the sick list. Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Smith and Leo Hanlon and family entertain guests Mr. and Mrs. John McEwen or Mr. Morris New York. Mrs. McEwen is a niece of Mrs. Smith and Leo Hanlon. Miss Eula Stephenson of Elyria visited Miss Miriam Fowle and Mrs. Milton Schlechter. Mrs. Harvey Miller returned to Spencer after a week with her mother Mrs. Sadie Beal.

Kathleen Young C. J. Smith Leo Hanlon John McEwen Morris New York McEwen Smith Eula Stephenson Elyria Miriam Fowle Milton Schlechter Harvey Miller Spencer Sadie Beal George Simon Bro EB. W. Stang Frank Clyde MacBeth Mt. Morris N. Yors Arthur Ernst Madge Herbert Thompson S. Amherst Joshua West Ridge Carl Friday Cleveland Frank Baus Charles Albert Kroehl Burford Edward Welsh Lorain Alvin Rosentranz Ruth Amherst Frank Laraway Harland Schlechter Carolyn Elizabeth Henrietta

Needle Guild Society Meeting Postponed to Wednesday

The Needle Guild Society postponed last Thursday’s meeting and will hold an all day gathering this Wednesday at the Smith Peabody home. A tureen dinner will be served at noon.

The Needle Guild Society Smith-Peabody

Evangelical League Meets With Glenn McMullen

A meeting of the Evangelical League Christian Endeavor Society will be held Friday evening at the Oberlin Road location with Glenn McMullen to conduct regular business and a social session.

Evangelical League Christian Endeavor Society Glenn McMullen Oberlin Road

Married Peoples Bridge Club Hosts Valentine Evening

Mr and Mrs Rene Stang hosted a Saturday bridge night for three tables with high scores earned by Mr and Mrs Maynard Gott. Refreshments at small tables and Valentine decor accompanied a note of upcoming meetings in Oberlin with Gott and Elyria visitors noted among the attendees.

Rene Stang Married Peoples Maynard Gott Harlan Schramm Frank Kreeger James Solida Francis Ward Oberlin

Belden Poster Contest Awards in Farmers Institute

In the Belden Farmers Institute poster contest last week both grades and the high school displayed posters. Prizes went to Richard Frehauf Neil Wise and Eddie Richter from the grades and Harold Lang George Lennert and LaVerne Aldrich from the high school.

Belden Farmers Institute Richard Frehauf Neil Wise Eddie Richter Harold Lang George Lennert LaVerne Aldrich

PrPTA Meeting Set With School Auditorium Program

The February meeting of the Parent Teacher Association will be held Wednesday evening in the school auditorium. Members of the Columbia unit are to be guests of the local association. A junior class play and musical numbers are planned.

Prp. T. A Parent Teacher Association Columbia

Class Election in Sunday School Officers Named

The junior class of the Sunday school held an election Sunday morning naming Arl Buckingham as president Harry Barth as vice president and Neil Wise as secretary.

Arl Buckingham Harry Barth Neil Wise

Community Farm Bureau Meeting Attended in Faton

Several local residents attended the Farm Bureau gathering in Faton on Saturday. Participants included Mr and Mrs Leon Lehman Miss Fidith Steiner Charlie Neff Arthur Neff B T Nesbett Father Mandeville Mr Hitchcock Z D Mennell and Arthur Wise.

Cleveland couple visits the Beriswills for weekend

Mr and Mrs George Beriswill of Cleveland were weekend guests of Mr and Mrs Martin Beriswell, sharing time with the family and enjoying a pleasant visit.

George Beriswill Cleveland Martin Beriswell

Crowe Guest at Elyria Quarantine Dinner

R L Crowe who has been in Elyria during the quarantine at the J D Mennell home joined Mr and Mrs A L Wise for Saturday dinner. Mrs Ivan Kemp and her son Calvin of Abbeyville are visiting the area.

R. L. Crowe Elyria J. D. Mennell A. L. Wise Ivan Kemp Calvin Abbeyville

Elise Watterson And Barney In The Ty Son House Romance

Elise Watterson shares a fragile romance arc with Barney at Ty Son House. The group suspects her origins and possible connections to Araminta while Barneys kindness to Elise and Lad deepens ties. The chapter ends with an invitation to Sylvan Park as tensions and gratitude mingle.

Helen's Elise Watterson Tyson House Helen Oliver Thaddeus Barney Taylor Leontine Leo Bliss Watterson Elise Max Barney Leontine Wattersons Lad Lee California Araminta Ryife

Goodman Family Social Notes Include Visitors Across Cities

Mrs Bert Goodman hosts brief visits while Miss Inez Goodman of Waxworth stays with her mother Mrs Hattie Goodman. Wise family members stop by in Elyria on Saturday. Mr and Mrs Ernest Landin and Howard Wise spend Monday in Cleveland.

Bert Goodman Inez Goodman Wadsworth Hattie Goodman Neil Wise Junior Lehman Fred Wise Elyria Ernest Landin Howard Wise Cleveland

P. T. A. Plans Founders Day Program in Henrietta

Henrietta briefs report P. T. A executive meeting at Melvin Unger home to plan Founders Day event at the schoolhouse. Other notices include prayer service at Ben Bauman home, choir practice at Iona Court's, and a Missionary society gathering at Anna Buchs.

Local Family Visits Highlight Weekend Households

Fred Bauman and G C Becker homes were mentioned for Sunday evening. Mr and Mrs Ed Rothe and children visited her parents Mr and Mrs James Obitts in Grafton on Sunday. Mrs Jannette Younglas Ely Yia spent Sunday with her brother Harold Buchs and family. Mr and Mrs Albert Schneider Berea called on Mr and Mrs Albert Reusser Friday. Mr and Mrs Ernest Lammer myer and children spent the weekend with relatives in Bay Village.

Fred Bauman G. C. Becker Ed Rothe James Obitts Grafton Jannette Younglas Ely Yia Harold Buchs Albert Schneider Berea Albert Reusser Ernest Lammermyer Bay Village

Local Social Notes From Clarksfield Area

Clarksfield residents host relatives from Elyria and Brighton as well as Wooster and Hartland over the weekend. Visitors include the Merrills of Wooster and Cleveland attendee Harry Gorrell. plans were made for a dinner at the Community Hall by Farmers' Institute members.

Livermores Visit Ma and Family on Sunday

Mr and Mrs Guy Livermore and their son Lawrence visited Mrs BE McClaflin of Huntington on Sunday Gordon McIntyre spent Saturday night with his grandparents Mr and Mrs Grant Johns

Guy Livermore Lawrence BE. E. McClaflin Huntington Gordon McIntyre Grant Johns

Fields Work and Win 4-H Club Meet at Kern Home

Ten members of the Fields Work and Win 4-H club gathered at Mrs. B. E. Kern’s home on a Saturday afternoon. The event began with sewing where Barbara Cooper won a prize for the best French seam and plain hemming. The group then enjoyed stunts and guessing games, including a heart hunt, read thanks from Worthington girls for Christmas gifts, exchanged Valentines, and ended with jello cookies and cocoa served by the hostess and Margaret Berkley.

Fields BE. D. Kern Barbara Cooper Worthington Margaret Berkley

Oberlin Social Briefs Highlight Community Ties

Miss Elizabeth Bainbridge spent Saturday in Oberlin with her sister Marian. The Henson family of Elyria welcomed a baby girl. Rev. C. C. Maple visited cousin Miss Lizzie Maddock in Oberlin. Ohie Wheatlake died in Denver. her father once led the Free Methodist church here. Charles Austin and Frank visited Oberlin on business. Joseph Fishburn learned of his brother's stroke in Nevada. A new baby was born to Mr. and Mrs. Al Bachman on February eighth. Vernon and Mrs. Austin joined dinner with the Maples and Austins. The Fishburns visited George Hance in Columbia. Mrs. Lambert spent time with her ill daughter in Cleveland. Alta Myers, missionary, on furlough, will speak at the parsonage Tuesday.

Elizabeth Bainbridge Oberlin Marian Ed Henson Elyria C. C. Maple Lizzie Maddock Ohie Wheatlake Denver Colo Free Methodist Church Charles Austin Frank Joseph Fishburn Nevada al Bachman Vernon Austin Maple J. E. Fishburn George Hance Columbia Lambert Cleveland Alta Myers G. Andress Bond John Wilford Wm. Hill Percy Lewis Capt Nieding Monroeville Lee Andrews Velma Betty Thamen Bevea Cyrus Everard Roy Perkins Julius Farm Bureau Russia Township David Beam Williams Street Herman Walt Christine Stark Dover A. W. Andrews H. F. Andrews W. A. Wellington Farm Woman's Club J. Beese Harley Beese A. Dare Frank Krueger Frank Krueger, Jr J. R. Worcester Mary Saxton Gar McRoberts G. I. Hobbs Dairymen Blythun Grafton Mary Charelton Heaton Pearl Pancroft Henry Alexander Lorain William Farr Grange Hall Lloyd Ashby Hagel Potter Charles Lambert Criston Dan Dudley Frances Beecher Pease Wakeman A. A. Saxton Red Cross East Oberlin Dean E. F. Bosworth Oberlin College D. R. Moore History

Oberlin Road Cooperatives Meet and Organize Toward Oil Gas Firm

A large crowd at East Oberlin church, February 16, backed by Farm Bureau, began efforts to form a Lorain county cooperative gas and oil company. W L Everson outlined cash based oil and grease tests and plant needs, while three hundred fifty stockholders were needed to start and elect a board.

Oberlin Road East Oberlin Farm Bureau State Farm Bureau Indiana Chicago W. L. Everson Farm Cooperative Oil and Gas Companies Ohio Michigan Lorain County W. G. Casky Lorain N. G. Casky

Health meeting at church to cover home treatment

A health meeting will be held at the church Thursday afternoon. Nursa Paddock of the County Board of Health staff will preside and demonstrate simple home treatment of the sick. Participants from the Oberlin road are expected.

Brigfs Nursa County Board of Health Oberlin Road

Sunday Fires Light Church Blanket Incident

A blanket burned beside a Ford parked at the church but was quickly discovered, sparing major damage. Rev. C. C. Maple plans an extended west and southwest trip starting Thursday. The Fellowship meeting in the society rooms drew a fair crowd despite cold weather.

Emerald Oil Promises Instant Skin Relief Ad

An advertisement touts Emerald Oil as a modern home treatment for itching skin. It claims instant relief, antiseptic healing, and urges following directions with a money back guarantee.

W. Phillips Advt

Church Notes South Ridge Service Times

February 19 church events list Sunday School at 10 a m Prayer Service at 1 0? m Worship at 7 80 p m. P Rey I H Amore mentioned as attendees or leaders.

South Ridge Drew Rey I. H. Amore

Birthday Social Hosted by Ladies Aid at Schlech ter Home

A Birthday Social under the Ladies Aid and W M will be held at the home of Mr and Mrs Milton Schlech ter on the evening of February 22. The public is invited.

Ladies Aid and Milton Schlechter

Local residents share visits and gatherings in area

Mr and Mrs Jack Ernst and family and Wilbur Conger reside on Middle Ridge. Betty and Teddy Ernst stay with grandmother Mrs R Davis in Elyria. Reverend I H Amore attends a ministerial meeting in Elyria. Geraldine Woods weekends with Helen Thompson in Ridgeville. Pupils receive hot cocoa at school and a Valentine party is held. Several residents visit relatives in Lorain Cleveland Vermilion Amherst Elyria and surrounding communities.

Jack Ernst Wilbur Conger Midddle Ridge Betty Teddy Ernst R. Davis Cleveland Rev I. H. Amore Elyria Geraldine Woods Helen Thompson Ridgeville Harvey Hill Eleanor Lorain Frank Laraway Hubert Hahn South Amherst Ruth Baxter Lakewood Ilsie Ida Delefield Lewis Decker Vermilion J. P. Bechtel Amelia Witt Harry Witt Amherst Emma Conger Walter Grobe Gon Robert Dorig Jerald Conger Anthony Delefield Claude Robbing

Oberlin residents attend club and social events

Members of the Farm Woman's club in Oberlin include Mrs. J. Beese Mrs. Harley Beese Mrs. A. Dare Mrs. Frank Krueger Sr. Mrs. Frank Krueger Jr Mrs. J. Worcester Mary Saxton and Gar McRoberts. Local others report visits to Cleveland and Criston and notes on illness and church activities across Oberlin and nearby towns.

Order forbids needy to own their own cars

In Darien Connecticut the unemployment bureau orders all aid recipients with cars to surrender license plates or quit their jobs. The aim is that a recipient cannot keep a car while receiving municipal aid. The ruling affects workers employed through the relief program and enforces a car ownership ban for beneficiaries.

Darien Conn

Olive Tablets Offer Quick Relief For Bad Breath

Thousands suffer from foul breath and seek relief with Give Tablets. The coating and gentle bowel action claimed to purify blood and body assets without griping or discomfort. Dr Edwards Olive Tablets reportedly provide mild, safe results after many years of use.

Dr. Edwards F.M. Edwards Ula

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Ladies’ Aid Ladies' Aid Society Frank Henney Blake Hicks Lee McClellan Clarence Humphrey George Burke CLUB Needle Guild Kk. L. C. E. Meeting Bridge Party Temple Bailey Hashi Else Tad Maryland Sylvan Park Melvin Unger Ben Bauman Iona Court Missionary Society of the Methodist Church Anna Buchs Epworth League M. E Albert Latteman Bob Burns Harland Brown Gaupney Shirley Frank Barck Mead Petty Joe A. Mitten Lowellville Louis Delefield George Delefield Martha J. P. Leimbach Clarksfield Otto Knoble Eleanore Mary Becker Henry Townsend Russell Griggs Brighton Fred Harwood Butch Ryan Hartland Ray King Harry Merrill Wooster John Merrill Beatrice Merrill Sarah Merrill Harry Gorrell Clair Barnes and Err Lee Edith Lee Zella Lee Hazel Phillips Lena Harris Farmers’ Institute Florence Burrows Louise Burrows Theo Goodman Berlinville Norma MacClaflin Lawrence Livermore Ely Tia Leo Livermore Otto Keith H. Fisher Wellington Joan Binder Jake Binder Ralph Puder Charlie Puder
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