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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 24, 1932
Page
3
In a department store setting Dana Morley charms Marcia Moyer after a planned ruse, inviting her to be his host for a week in town. Marcia, drawn by his confident, romantic manner, agrees to a seven o’clock date at the hotel as she prepares for a new romance in this city.
In a gleaming car Dana Morley escorts Marcia to Huntsville's country club for an evening of luxury and conversation. He boasts of his father’s business and his butterfly collection, while Marcia settles into the moment, unsure what lies ahead as the scene ends with a promise to continue.
The Tome Guards of the Spencer Methodist church held their February meeting with Mrs Ray Aldrich, with social time and stunts after the business session. Attendees included Phillis Hanley, Harriet Rickel, Evelyn Fusselman, and many others.
Three games on the Spencer floor Tuesday evening drew a good crowd. Spencer first team won the opener while both of the later Spencer games ended in losses for the home squad.
Miss Ethel Garver of Chatham recovered after an Sunday morning auto accident and returned home with improved condition. A Busy Bees Valentine party at Mrs. Odah Brown’s featured games and refreshments with several local residents attending. Families from Wellington, Ann Arbor, Wakeman and Ashland visited relatives here over the week, as a K P dance drew a large crowd and birthday celebrations were noted.
On Monday February 29 three basketball games will be played on the York floor featuring the Poe girls team and other local squads. The event promises competitive matchups as the teams vie for standings in the week.
York and Gilford schools prepare for a boys team competition at the York floor on February 29. Poe and Spencer lead the York side as both teams urge supporters to attend and expect real games.
The Jolly Dozen Sunday School class led by Miriam Fowl held a Valentine party with Miss Jewell Beal arranging games. Prizes went to Helen and Marjorie Pitcock in Flinch and Jewell Beal in Cootie. Refreshments were served. Next meeting set for March 9 at Miriam Fowl’s home with nutrition lesson from county agent. An oyster supper for husbands and friends planned for March 8 at the Dehn home.
The D. D. Club was pleasantly entertained by Mrs. Albert Vietzen in Elyria Saturday afternoon with President Mrs William Sudro presiding and Miss Alice Bird among attendees.
Mrs Emil Schroeder will host a Needle Guild Society meeting on Wednesday afternoon February 24th at her home.
Capt. P. T. Patchett and Mrs. Belle Brosicker of South Amherst attended the Grotto Circus at Cleveland Auditorium Friday evening. The choir will rehearse Thursday evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. I. Stang.
Members of the League attended a Washington's Birthday celebration Monday evening at Lorain Emmanuel Church in a community event marked by joint fellowship and ceremonial remarks.
Miss Ruth Fowl of Barberton spent the week end at her home here, visiting friends and family.
Mr and Mrs George Knittle and relatives visited Ficht family in Cleveland Saturday. Knittle and Schild toured Kroebel and Beal households in Cleveland. Multiple families including Delefields Coverdale Amhersts and Bechtels hosted or were hosted in nearby towns over the weekend.
A saying compares people pursuing happiness to a man chasing his hat, noting how joy seems present even as it slips from his head or hand. The line uses a simple image to suggest contentment is easily mislaid.
A dense list of Avon residents visiting relatives and hosting gatherings throughout Sunday and the prior week. The column names numerous families and their destinations from North Olmsted to Elyria, New London, Ridgeville, and East Cleveland, plus church events and hospital calls. The Bornean flying snake note closes the page with a science fact.
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