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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 25, 1933
Page
3
F E Lehriver attended a horticultural school in Elyria. The Odd Fellows cast for The Corner Store held its first rehearsal at Gladys Hillier’s home with Lloyd Bartlett directing. Valentine programs lit Grafton schools as residents plan visits to Wooster and Elyria.
Mr and Mrs William Lewis and son Tommy along with Ceinwen Lewis and Mr and Mrs Fred Garlock of Cleveland visited Charles Garlock and family on Sunday. The Henrietta M E church choir plans rehearsal at the Born home Thursday evening. Barney Kukas visited Harry Boyd on Friday. Birmingham Volunteer Firemen met Monday night at the town hall with twenty two members present and two new members joining.
E J Burrer and son Corwin attended the Taxpayers League meeting at Carlisle Center schoolhouse on Tuesday evening. Alfred Grillz of Columbia spoke. Miss Margaret Pallas drove to Cleveland for a shopping trip and Miss Mabelle Simms of Morenci High School is due home Friday for the weekend with her parents. Washington birthday recess observed. Ethel Wash visited Elyria relatives. Mrs Henry Pallas was guest of daughter Mrs Theodore Manns and family at New Oberlin Tuesday.
Carlisle Grange held its regular meeting at their hall on Teesday evening with a banquet provided by the losing Pet Contest side led by Sherman Mason. Harold Rowley captained the winning side as guests included Rev. and Mrs. S. H. Amore and son Robert.
A list of Oberlin area residents who attended the Grange meeting Tuesday evening includes Mr. and Mrs. Sherman Mason and daughters Marguerite Jane and Henriette, A W Mason and grandson Robert, H H Drusendahl and Leota, I F Eldred and daughters Lillian Lois Arith, Chester Sprague, Harry Lauer and family, Lecretia Decker and Verne Cleon, Frank Reisinger and Lewis, W H Hart, J H Penfound and Harlan, George Nevins, Strickler family, Violet Lawson and mother, Milton Babcock Schramm road, Merle Penfound family Carlisle, Alfred Grills Columbia, visiting B O Pope.
Mr and Mrs Harry Lauer entertained the P T A party at their home on Wednesday evening with cards and banco as amusements. Winners received a Washington Hat as prizes and a good sum was raised for the association. Over fifty guests enjoyed late refreshments and praised the event.
B C Pope, confined to bed the past week with neuritis, is now able to sit up for short periods indicating improvement in his health.
Miss Clara Sprague of Wellington was an overnight guest Tuesday at the I F Eldred home. Miss Janet Baus of Murray Ridge was the house guest of the Eldreds.
The Epworth League held a Sunday evening meeting at the M E Church with Miss Helen Bauman in charge. The program featured slides on George Washington and his life, described as educational and engaging for attendees.
Miss Ella Reisinger of Eaton spent an overnight visit with Mr. and Mrs. Harry Lauer at their home on Thursday.
Avon Lake Advanced Alegbia students held first in Lorain County after a January 6, 1933 test by Mr. Vaughn. County median 60.5. Avon Lake median 92 2 3 with second median 83 1 3. Twenty four of seventy six county students passed. Bob Lott had a perfect paper. Leroy Schmuker second with 99. Avon Lake was the only school where all students passed. lowest grade 83.
A capable cast leads the entertainment program Money Mad and The Baby Pageant opening February 27th and 28th. Bud Burkhardt portrays a recently married young man, with Betty played by June Snyder lamenting his late hours and a hint he may follow his father’s habit. Eileen Postably appears as Mrs. James.
Circle No. 5 of St. Anthony's Church in Lorain was entertained at a 1 o'clock luncheon Thursday at the home of Mrs. R. J. Kihm. Cards were played with honors won by Mrs. Ed Osterland, Mrs. A. F Pruster and Mrs. Kihm.
The T N T club dance drew a large crowd. Donald Fridenstein of Murray Ridge remains seriously ill at home after being struck by a hip skip driver weeks ago. Mr and Mrs Jacob Stauder visited Donald Thursday. Mr and Mrs Joe Schneider spent a few days in Cleveland with relatives.
Mrs Robert Oliver and son Del bert were guests in Cleveland and supper guests at B J Knowles in Lagrange. Elyria relatives visited Phyllis Weaver and Amelia Adams celebrated a birthday in Pittsfield. Several families plan moves to farms and new residences near Lagrange and Brighton as Ralph Walker and Kelner families relocate.
Mrs Oehling spends weeks with sisters in New Jersey. Miss Magna Walcott of Oberlin visits. Mrs A H Rahmer ill last week. Mrs H E Abbey stayed with daughter Mrs O R Martin. B W Forbush returns to Youngstown after month with parents A E Forbush and wife. F L Soules visits daughters Lila and Helen in Brighton. B Y P U Sunday topic was Marriage. Flora Johnson led the devotionals. Mrs William Lenhart of Alliance and Mrs Schwab of Massillon visit the Forbush parents.
Members listed include Deputy Grand Worthy Matron Mattie Prosser Worthy Matron Frances Woodruff Patron Virgil Jump Associate Matron Charlotte Wilcox Conductress Nellie Lehman Chaplain Laura Gott pianist Hazel Adams secretary Florence Nichols and Mrs Kate Starr who attended District Day in Wooster on Thursday.
The Ladies Aid Society of the M. E. church served a bountiful cafeteria dinner at Mrs. Harmon Sheldon’s home. Mrs. Lola Wigert led the business session outlining plans for 1933. Mrs. Marian Den ham and Mrs. Violet Swartz performed a dialogue. The March meeting is set for Mrs. Bechtel’s Carlisle home.
Miss Eva Stiebling of Lorain will speak at the evening service Sunday February 26 at the M E church. She is an enthusiastic worker among the young people and serves in the district.
Araminta recovers at Great Gate as Barney faces political attacks. Taylor Pierce warns of a smear tied to Elise and Sylvan Park, while Barney seeks to protect his love and position. Helen embraces domestic life with Taylor, finding renewed purpose in family and land.
Second vice president of the Ep worth League will join Penfield and Pitts field Epworth Leagues at the league service and will remain to hear Miss Bruebling speak.
Lyndon Chapter O E S members attended a gathering in Lodi on Tuesday evening. Several relatives were entertained in Elyria over the weekend. Others called on H S Gott as Mrs Gott recovers from a fall.
Recents visitors included B J Rousseau and George Rousseau of Lorain. Guests at Erwin Perkins home and at George French’s in Sullivan were J C Jackson and family from Elyria among others. Pinochle produced high scores for J C Jackson and Fred Pitts. refreshments followed.
Miss Marian Gates of Wellington was a dinner guest at the Myron Hines home. Rev. Olan of Cleveland, aged 81, a former Universalist pastor here, died in Cleveland last Wednesday. Huntington Grange No. 2048 will meet March 2. Residents visited relatives in Oberlin Elyria Ashland and Cleveland areas. Antone Naegele remains at Falls Clinic Wellington in stable condition.
At the Feb 13 regular meeting of the North Olmsted Women’s Club members enjoyed a stunt party. Miss Marion Plitt, the local high school French teacher, is scheduled to speak on travel at the next regular meeting.
The Friendly Girls club gathered at Miss Jean Blakes home instead of Mrs. Kuhn's due to Mrs. Kuhn's illness. Members discussed upcoming activities and planned a social get together for the season.
The girls from the Junior department of the Congregational Sunday School held a party this week Thursday at Warner Hall.
The Congregational Sun- church invites all young married couples to a social evening hosted by the Young Married People’s class. The event aims to foster community and friendship among members with refreshments and light entertainment.
The South Ridge Welfare Group met at Mrs. George Knittle's home for an all day session on Tuesday. Activity included quilting with a noon dinner, and plans were made to meet again next Tuesday at the Knittle home for another full day gathering. Attendees included Mrs. Arthur Fessler, Mrs. Elizabeth Grills, Mrs. Fred Vietzen, Myre Vietzen, Mrs. H. M. Tapper and Ruth, Mrs. J. H. Delefield, Mrs. William Cook, Mrs. Kathryn Schild.
Nelson Bechtel and his family have taken up residence in the tenant house of Mervin Schubert on Fdison Highway.
Mr and Mrs George Knittle received word that Mrs Lena Grant mother of John Bock died at her Buffalo New York home Sunday evening from pneumonia She had visited the Knittle home on several occasions.
Mrs A J Lightfoot and daughter Mary Lou along with Mrs Ervin Snyder and son Thomas attended a Silver Tea hosted by the Women’s Missionary Society of the First Evangelical Church in Amherst on Wednesday afternoon.
Mrs Milton Schlechter will be hostess to a joint meeting of the Ladies Aid and Woman's Missionary Society on Wednesday afternoon March 1.
Mr and Mrs Walter Grobe attended the funeral of George Berk in Allenton Michigan on Tuesday. The service drew neighbors and friends paying respects to the deceased.
Mr and Mrs A J Lightfoot and daughter Mary Lou and Mr and Mrs Erwin Snyder attend a Young Married People's Class meeting at the First Evangelical Church in Amherst on Wednesday evening.
George Knittle called on William Ruth in Brownhelm on Tuesday. Mrs. R. H. Collier and Mrs. Mary Collier of Lake Avenue Elyria visited Mrs. J. P. Bechtel on Wednesday afternoon. Misses Anna Hollman and Eula Stephenson of Elyria with several locals spent Wednesday evening with Mr. and Mrs. Milton Schlechter and Miriam Fowl.
The Congregational Sans Day School class held a social evening with a covered dish supper recently, sharing food and fellowship in a community gathering.
The North Olmsted Grange held a regular meeting on Wednesday Feb 22. After a brief business session members enjoyed a card game night. The group has hosted engaging lectures and special evenings throughout the year.
Scout Jack Eldridge of Troop 219 and Scout Master William Mead were honored with Star Scout awards at a Broadview Baptist church service. Second class honors went to Billy Hawk, Halsey Bardwell, and Harry Hird. Troop 204 of Clague Road church planned a banco party for March 9 and held an inter-troop meeting with Olmsted Falls Scouts on Feb 23. A Father and Son hike was set for Feb 26. George Apple named neighbor commissioner for Troop 219.
The Men's Club of the Congregational church has postponed their meeting from last Friday to this Friday. Rev Dr Lowther of Lakewood Presbyterian church will be the speaker for the evening.
Circle Number Three of the Universalist Ladies Aid met at Mrs. G. C. Rankin's home and re organized their circle. Elected officers include chairlady Mrs. B. O. Patterson assistant chairlady Mrs. C. C. Bonar secretary Mrs. F. Tuttle and treasurer Mrs. Rankin.
Brigfs Mrs R Limpert suffers a badly burned arm. Mrs Clyde L Kuhn confined at home with infected ear. Mrs G C Hansen ill at home. Howard Smith son of Mr and Mrs Ed Smith reported on the alch fist. Mr and Mrs F G Robb with daughter and Mr and Mrs Guye lord Gardner of Unionville left last week for St Petersburg. Mr and Mrs R F Hecker and family of Olmsted Faille were Sunday evening callers at the Lewy home.
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