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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 26, 1932
Page
6
In a serialized tale set between theater outings and romance, Marcia grows close to Dana while public intrigue swirls around Turner Gilmore's murder. Ted uncovers a crucial clue and letters reveal longing as the story shifts from stage lights to courtroom shadows.
East Carlisle notes reveal Mr. and Mrs. Charles McDaniels hosting at Butternut Ridge, several students from Kent State Baldwin Wallace and Oberlin Conservatory visiting home weekends, and local families hosting guests on the Butternut Ridge and Grafton roads. Moving news includes the Butterfield couple planning a move to La Grange and nearby residents sharing meals and gatherings.
Mrs. Virgil Watte entertained a private birthday luncheon at her East Rever Street home on Friday. Guests included friends from the neighborhood and family, sharing light refreshments and warm conversations in a casual gathering.
A large crowd attended Carlisle Center School for the Carlisle Center Parent-Teachers Association meeting. After a short business session the Seven- Come-Eleven orchestra performed with specialty numbers and a lunch of sandwiches and coffee. Gerald Frank, County Supervisor of Music, will lead the program at the March 18 meeting. Local residents hosted and visited, with several couples as recent guests and relatives from Elyria and Cleveland mentioned.
The True Blues Class will be entertained Friday evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. L. C. Brevoort on Gates avenue Elyria. The committee includes Mr. and Mrs. Charles Miller Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Myers and Miss Ava Pitkin. Between 25 and 59 members and friends of LaPorte Methodist church attended the service at Fields Sunday evening. The LaPorte numbers featured an anthem by the choir a duet Jesus Lover of My Soul by Mr. and Mrs James F Newhurst a trio by Mr. and Mrs L C Brevoort and daughter Mildred a duet by Reverend FerFE Lea and L C Brevoort a viola solo by Prof. Henri Gilbert Eisner accompanied by Mrs Brevoort and a 12 voice men's chorus.
The close of the evening noted attendees include Misses Lora Koehn Emma Barbe knecht Ella Barboeknecht Jennie Fillmon Ruth Blauvelt Elsie Schroeder Vivian Trout all of Enyria and Mrs Martin Mrs Frances Bailey mother of A P Bailey of East avenue who has been ill and is slowly improving at home.
McCall's orchestra entertained at the East River road home on Tuesday afternoon with McCall's Old Timers performing several musical numbers. Attendees included Mrs. Lloyd Sweet and daughter Dorothy, Mrs. Lois Morgan, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Allsop, all of Elyria, and McCall's Old Timers of Amherst.
Mr and Mrs Miler Jones of Elyria and Mr and Mrs William Pfieffer with son Clayton of LaGrange road attended a Sunday dinner at the home of Mr and Mrs Glen Martin on LaGrange road.
Mr and Mrs Fred Shepherd entertained many Sandusky friends Sunday at their Graf ton road residence. A cordial social evening wished the couple happiness in their new home with guests including the Schwerers Sharp Stoughts and others. Nearby residents Edwin Schoenherr Goodyear Goodyear and Smith were noted visitors and Mrs Sharp was recently discharged from St Josephs Hospital Lorain.
The New London Garden Club gathered at Mabel Kelley s home with a fair attendance. Five new members were added to the roster as the group reviewed the year book in progress and demonstrated how to plant hot beds and cold frames.
Jolly Harvesters entertained families at a joint supper and social at Mr and Mrs M W Rowland home on LaGrange road. Guests included Werner Robert Charles Opfer Wesley Johnson Holly Spicer and others with games cards and a buffet lunch. The next meeting is planned for March at Rowland's LaGrange road home.
In Norwalk on Tuesday, Mrs Zoe McCaleb of Columbus visited her parents Mr and Mrs Murray for several days. Zella Johnson, formerly from New London and now in Elyria, returned to his hometown for a visit on Sunday.
Rev Wirth and Mrs Wirth visit Mrs Law while others from Elyria Cleveland and Grafton gather for Bridsey club meeting. The Belden High School minstrel scheduled March 13 in the auditorium replaces the usual operetta. PTA and students prepare the show with a quilt prize.
A short aphorism notes that resolution requires determination, and lasting progress comes from persistent application rather than quick triumphs. It emphasizes patience and consistent work as the path to meaningful achievement.
Town Line Road notices list residents with visits and returns. George Dent remains badly affected by a recent accident. John Mohler came home after two weeks at Kiyria Clinic. Several residents, including Tran, Wicks, and Crikey, are seen visiting, shopping, or staying with friends in Elyria Wellington Medina and Camden.
Pers Hahn Lents and Fred Lentz transfer to Elizabeth L Hahn a lot on East River Road Shefferd Lake Elizabeth Hannigan Cumiske and Michael Cumiskey transfer to Thomas G Hannigan a quit claim deed to a lot in West Shore Subdivision Sheffield Lake Rochkport Realty Company transfers to J R Campbell sublot 281 Sunny side Beach Subdivision Brownheim Township Elien Burton transfers to Elian Bachman lot 296 Brass Company's Addition Lorain Richard W and Beatrice C Bosworth and Sarah and Charles W Jones transfer to Edward F and Imogene R Bosworth quitclaim deed to two lots in Chertin Myron T Foote transfers to Ada M Foote one half interest in sub lots 6 and 7 East Erie Avenue
Fairhome Allotment Lorain Katherine Pratsch transfers to Agnes and Emma Pratsch a lot in George E Brownell s Second Addition Lorain Thomas L and Mary Radase transfer to Union Savings and Loan Company a lot on East Thirty fourth Street Lorain Sebastian and Mary Ferner transfer to Gladys M Gang a lot on Lake Shore Road Sheffield Lake
In a remark tied to a man who followed a demoralizing trade, the speaker pleads that he must live. Dr Johnson counters with a calm retort that there is no necessity to endure such work.
Captain Otto Full of Vermilion was run down after months of illness and loss of appetite. A local booster, Jankona, prescribed by a leading physician for ears, improved his condition after a few bottles. The Jankona man will be at Philips drug store the rest of the week. bring this ad for 39 cents toward a full size bottle.
Mrs Glen Martin entertained a group of friends Tuesday evening at her LaGrange road home. A social evening was enjoyed and an attractive luncheon was served.
Musterole claims quick easing of chest and throat discomfort with a mustard camphor menthol mix. The counter irritant penetrates, stimulates circulation, and draws out infection and pain. marketed for adults and children with a milder version for babies.
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