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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 23, 1933
Page
5
Araminta, a young actress under a famed playwright, hosts six critics for a private viewing as she prepares to reveal her ugly role. She faces fatigue and fever after a demanding night, while Jan’s romantic letter stirs longing for home and childhood care.
A large Belden P T A gathered at the school house for a February meeting. The program included a junior high one act play Thats What They All Say, vocal solos, and Epworth League talks. Social events featured a dance with live music and plans for another dance in two weeks.
The executive committee met at Mrs. Arthur Wise home to discuss raising funds for bills. They decided to host a card party at the schoolhouse soon, though date would change if a basketball game is scheduled that night.
The girls lost 25 to 18 and the boys 11 to 7 at Columbia on Saturday night. Mary Dambaugh of the girls team has tonsillitis while Clayton Mole of the boys team is very ill after an appendectomy on Sunday.
An advertisement touts Emerald Oil as a remedy for old sores with a money back guarantee. It urges immediate treatment and notes if symptoms persist, readers should see a doctor, per C. W. Phillips.
Mrs Hattie Stephens hears from sister Mrs Phoebe Stores of Thomaston Georgia that Elson Stores died February 3 after two years illness leaving wife and five children. Brother William Stores lives in Houston Texas. Mrs Williame Hathaway and daughter Ruth suffer a severe cold. Rev J H Jones to preach opening sermon at Brunswick Methodist church. His Jonah sermon at Columbia M E church praised with Miss Mildred Bartter Mrs Vida Martin and Rev Jones trio and Donna Clatter on piano. M E church board met at C F Hales home. Gary Brooks of Elyria with daughter shows up in report.
Pittsfield notes show Mr and Mrs J W Henson visiting relatives in Birmingham. Several local families including Lattemans and Jordans share visits, illness, and hospital updates. Betty Maye Lounsbrough spent the weekend with relatives in Oberlin while flu has affected the Russell Jordan family.
The Wisdom Seekers Sunday school class will hold their monthly social at the home of teacher Mrs. Wallace Bear on Friday evening. St Valentine’s Day and Lincoln and Washington birthdays will be celebrated.
Winone Sunday school class met Friday evening at Norman McConnell home with good attendance. Mrs. Doris Betts received a fine gift for her fifth wedding anniversary. Guests enjoyed games music and refreshments of home made ice cream and cake served by Mrs. James McConnell.
B. J. Darby and his daughter Miss Jennie Carter have returned to their Birmingham home after spending the winter in the South. Mrs. Darby plans to return in the coming month.
Birmingham February 22 Regular morning service at the M E Community church drew a large crowd. The order included Doxology, responsive reading led by Rev George T Hanna, hymns All Hail the Power and Wonderful Words of Life, special scripture from Matthew 13 34, sermon and prayer by Rev Hanna, and a piano solo during offertory. Sunday School followed with good attendance.
The Annual Firemen's Benefit Dance drew a large crowd Friday evening at the Birmingham High School Gym. Music by the Heys Orchestra accompanied by a committee of Rub en Wenzel, B R Glime and Lester Berkme yer.
Mr. and Mrs. Perry Hinckley and daughter Nadine of Avon Lake were guests at the Heimsath residence on Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Ruskaccom-
Mr and Mrs Warren Harrington and Mr and Mrs Lester Harrington visited William Harrington at Berea Hospital this week. They report he is getting along as well as possible after his stay.
Miss Villetta Twinning of Kipton visited with Frank Fisher for a few days. Norene Collingwood of Berea spent the weekend with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Claude Collingwood. Halcyon McNeill Alienne Weisman and Ester Schuster spent Friday in Lorain. Florence Prince of Oberlin visited Edwin and Mrs Prince. Hubert Howard and daughter Ardith of Brownhelm visited relatives. Joe Bickel of La Grange visited Jessie Berkmeier’s family. Harry Boyd and Beatrice shopped in Elyria Saturday.
Clarkfield D February 22 The Barrett Chapel Ladies Aid gathered at the home of Mrs B W McClaflin on Thursday with a good turnout.
Mrs. Lillie Crandall hosted a 48 member I. M. S. S. gathering on Wednesday. President Mrs. Ethel Burt opened the meeting and officers chosen include President Mrs. Hattie Hoffstatter, Vice President Mrs. Jessie Fox, Treasurer Mrs. Lillie Sutherland, Secretary Mrs. Alec Franklin, Captains Mrs. Lena Gimes and Mrs. Hattie Ames. Sick committee named, and a Valentine exchange was enjoyed.
Mr and Mrs Lawrence Kelly announce the birth of a son weighing eight pounds twelve ounces on Saturday February 18. The child is named J W Kelly.
Mrs. Frank Sinclair surprised her husband with a Thursday evening anniversary gathering. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. Ed Brown of Oberlin, Mr. and Mrs. Orland Gray and sons Roy and Lynn of Wellington, Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Twaddle, Mr. and Mrs. Guy Livermore and son Lawrence, Miss Norma McClaflin, Mr. and Mrs. Claud Farmer and daughter, and Mr. Alhgrin.
Mr and Mrs F J Byron entertained the North Pedro Club Saturday evening with the usual large attendance.
Mr and Mrs J I Andrews entertained the White Fox N H Party Saturday evening with games and visiting followed by luncheon.
Sunday dinners at the La Dow home in Oberlin feature Mr. and Mrs. W H Stone and sons. Am herst visitors Mr. and Mrs Skimmer stayed with Ray and Mrs Ring. A child breaks an arm, another burns from matches. Several relatives travel to Cleveland and Indiana. Parish events include a church youth play to fund interior projects. illness and other local updates appear throughout.
Avon Lake February activities include a gathering at Mrs. Leo Hill’s home with members Mrs. Kohm Kavanaugh McKay Porter Bell and Bentley. March meeting to be hosted by Mrs. McKay with Mrs Lampoh as Bay Village host. Slides depict Oregon delphinium fields. a lecture is planned. Conservation Committee schedules spring civic tree planting by Arbor Day.
Fred Deibel and son Robert of Lorain welcomed Wm Bowman and son James for a Tuesday evening dinner hosted by Mr and Mrs Lionel Glass reflecting a cordial social gathering.
Attorney W C Black will be master of ceremonies for the Hi School Avon Lake production Money Mad. The Follies of Avon Lake promise a spectacular event at the high school facility February 27 and 28 with local talent and community support.
A Tuesday evening PTA session drew a large crowd. Talks on the behavior problems of the small child followed regular business. Miss Ellis and Mrs. Edith Diedrich spoke, with readings by Miss Eileen Post and a tuba selection by Willard Warbler. Refreshments were served.
South Ridge notes church services Sunday February 26 with Sunday School at 10 a.m. and worship at 11 a.m. Pastor Rev. I H Amore to lead. He will also conduct services at the County Home Sunday afternoon at 2 p.m. Various local visits and family news reported including travel to Allenton Michigan and funeral of George Berk.
Mrs Albert Haist hosted the D D Club at her Lorain home Saturday with Miss Alice Bird County Extension agent present and demonstrating three dishes of home cured meats. The next meeting will be at Mrs William Sudro's Elyria home with Miss Bird to present a dress remodeling demonstration. A social time followed with refreshments for Mrs Harland Schlechter and daughter and Mrs Walter Bonnett and son.
Local residents share visits and social calls among families in Vincent. The M E church held services with 106 in Sunday School. the Parent-Teacher Association plans the play Bashful Mr Bobbs on Feb 23. multiple relatives and guests are listed visiting or being hosted in Vincent and nearby towns. A death in the area is reported with funeral plans awaiting word.
Mr and Mrs C Ackerman and others spent Tuesday evening with Mr and Mrs Ed Cooper as ladies worked on a quilt. Thomas Stinebring returned home after visiting Ingson Clifford and family in Niagara Falls. Mr and Mrs C E McIntyre and son Paul returned home from Illinois and Oklahoma visits.
Henrietta and several Mrs Vietzens and Misses Eppley and Schmidtkons hosted relatives from Elyria North Ridge and vicinity. Invited attendees included Mrs Friday of Cleveland and other residents from South Amherst Murray Ridge Blyria Sayett and Murray Ridge for the gathering.
Oklahoma couple John and Mrs. Westfall grew frustrated by soggy old papers until pounding pulp and paste yielded a rough finish for wall panels and pine framed furniture. Their bark like texture fools the eye. lamps chairs and bookcases resemble living wood. They plan to display pieces at the Chicago World's Fair as part of Oklahoma’s exhibit.
Mrs John Harnish visited relatives while F W Babcock funeral was held with burial in Elmwood cemetery. Several residents from Lorain Canton Elyria Griswold and nearby towns attended church events and a silver tea for the Willing Workers class and Methodist Ladies Aid with routine business and refreshments afterward.
Miss Maggie Crilley visited Beretha Zerole on Wednesday. Mr and Mrs DeForest Taylor spent Thursday in Elyria. Charles Seely and Florence of Sandusky visited Alva Seely Saturday. Yarish family moved to their farm here from south of Grafton. Mrs Roletta visited Cleveland Saturday. John Mohler and family with Leon Mohler in Belden Sunday. Mrs Fishburn from Eaton called on Maggie Crilly Sunday. Harry Pudlichk and wife spent the weekend in North Baltimore.
The passage asserts that any form of art whether a picture statue poem play or novel earns excellence by provoking mental activity in the viewer reader or observer. It emphasizes art’s power to engage understanding and stimulate reflection across media and genres.
The notice promotes a tonic claimed to help, urging readers to try it themselves. It notes positive reports from 98 of 169 women and frames the medicine as a remedy sought by druggists nationwide.
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