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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Feb 27, 1932

Page

10

Ted Stanton Receives Government Aviation School Offer

Jed has been summoned to Springfield by Mr Abrams where Ted Stanton learns the government values his help and offers him a chief inspector role at a new aviation school in San Antonio. Ted braces for change, hoping Marcia will share his excitement as he races home to tell her the news.

Jed Stringfield Mr. Abrams Springfeld Ted Tom Marcia Les Abrams Pelton Mercer Stanton Govenment Aviation School San Antonio Ted Stanton Miller Marcela Abs. Meyer

Ted Moyer aviation breakthrough and romance hopes

Ted Moyer lands a new aviation post and faces heartbreak as he nerves about Marcia's possible indifference. His aunt Mrs. Moyer worries a stable income will leave the household poor, while Ted contemplates writing to Marcia and dreaming of a shared future. The scene ends with a plan to mail news and save money, hinting at a hopeful path ahead.

Follies Beauty Wins Title At Auto Show

Miss Wini Shaw, famed Ziegfeld Follies star, won the Miss Automobile Show title at the Chicago event held in Rockne Motors showroom. Judges praised her grace and the car’s aura, with photographers capturing the pageant amid crowds.

Follies Wini Shaw Chicago Miss Shaw Michigan Avenue Rockne Motors Corporation Frederic Tellander George Mulligan Louis Levy Mr. Tellandor Coliseum Rockne Six Sffch Rockne

Nighttime Autus Am Best Running Better for Many Cars

Thousands of motorists report improved engine performance after dark, noting smoother starts and better fuel efficiency. Experts suggest cooler air, quieter conditions, and reduced heat soak may contribute to perceived gains in nighttime driving performance.

Oldsmobile

Vincent Vincent Social Notes Report Residents Attend Family Gatherings

Edward Smith visited on Saturday at the home of his uncle Mr. and Mrs. Fay Snodgrass in Axtel QC. John Cook and son joined Mr. and Mrs. William Rader in Grafton on Sunday. Mrs. H H Lewis and family and Mrs. Merle Smith and children attended the Yoemen lodge event.

Elyria E. O. Spencer J. G. Morris C. McCarty Margaret Dodd Markley School Fay Snodgrass Marjory Axtel Ohio Merle Smith Frankie Reese H. Holland Anna Karman F. H. Lewis C. Senning Senning Alice Helen Keller J. J. Heckel W. HW. Myers R. C. Smith Berea Carl Smith Ernest Reibling Alma Schiferstein Marr Julia Goodsite Victor Myers Greer Rea Mulder Melvin Spicer la Grange Leonard Dean John Cook Albert Walker Avon Lake Car Olson Lorain WY. HW. Myers

Pictures and lecture on George Washington at church meeting

Over a hundred attended the Methodist Church gathering Monday evening. Reverend Ashburn spoke and a display of pictures on George Washington and his life followed with special music by Mr. and Mrs. Myers and others. Tuesday the pastor preached from Genesis 45 5 comparing Joseph and Jesus as sacrifices.

Methodist Church Ashburn George Washington Myers McIntire D. F. Eschtrum Joseph Jesus

Program at Markley School Monday Afternoon

The event featured First grade songs George Washingtons Birthday by pupils, a dialogue George Washington by Donald Myers and Glenn Hedges, First grade, a second grade song Marching Soldiers by second grade pupils, a reading The Story of the Hatchet by Stanley Myers, a Second grade reading George Washington by Margaret Roberts and Our Flag performed by Second grade pupils.

Soldier Boys George Washington Bar McCullough Frederick Ackerman Keith Rhone Clyde Haynes James O'Mara Washington’s Monument Mike Virgie John Wolfe Gerald Morris Geraldine Sherman Grace Pettit Markley School Donald Myers Glenn Hedges Stanley Myers Margaret Roberts

Local Chatham Notes Move Through Weekend Visits

Chatham and nearby communities record a flurry of brief social visits. Archies Packard and family visited Wadsworth, Dan Clifford recovers from jaundice as colds spread locally, and Edna Fleming of Hudson spent time with the Flemings.

Birthday party honors 21st birthday of Florence Allis

Miss Florence Allis of Ohio State University celebrated her 21st birthday with a weekend visit to Columbus and a party hosted by her mother. Guests included Paul Owers O S A Columbus Charles Overs Lodi Marguerite Cook Kipton John Salisbury Ridgeville and Mary Allis Elyria.

Florence Allis Ohio State University Columbus WY. L. Allis Paul Owers Charles Overs Lodi Marguerite Cook Kipton John Salisbury Ridgeville Mary Allis Elyria

College students visit over weekend and holiday

Other college students home over the weekend and holiday included George Young of U S A Columbus Dean Wood of Ashland and Rolland Stentz of Adelbert Avery Clapp a Bald win Wallace Berea was entertained in Shiloh from Friday to Monday evening Mr and Mrs Herbert Kreiger of Lodi visited the Carl Stentz home Monday evening

George Young Columbus Dean Wood Ashland Rolland Stentz Adelbert Avery Clapp Baldwin-Wallace Berea Shiloh Herbert Kreiger Lodi Carl Stentz

Chatham Grange Wins At Me nna Tournament

Chatham Grange team attended a Me nna basketball tournament on Saturday and won both games. Next Saturday Chatham will face Liverpool. In York Grange games on Monday Chatham beat Poe 27 to 9. The Tri-County Tournament opens Friday on the LeRoy floor with Chatham Grange drawing Medina County Coaches' team in Sharon.

Menna Chatham Liverpool Grange York Poe Sharon LeRoy Chatham Grange Medina County

Tax Help Evening at School House

The Grange sponsors a Friday night tax meeting on March 4 at 7 30. Two county auditor deputies will assist farmers in preparing tax returns and each should bring a list of property. The service is free and open to all residents and Grange members alike.

The Grange

Birthday surprise at George Pugh home in Elyria

The second birthday party planned by Mary Pugh surprised Mrs. George Pugh on Sunday. Guests included Mrs. Flora Todd and her son Elmer with Mr and Mrs Lawrence Craig of Elyria. Mrs Pugh received several gifts during the event.

George Pugh Pugh Mary Flora Todd Elmer Lawrence Craig Elyria Ugh Eifte

Father Son Banquet Sponsored by Y M C A Held at School

The Father-Son banquet sponsored by members of the YMCA was held in the school.

Evening program at Wellington church service event

Monday evening February 22 drew good attendance for a church program. Rev I D Ripe presided as toastmaster. The event featured Old and New Familiar Songs Dads and Sons a song Those Pairs of Ours Boys Glee Club a recitation William Koppler Jr a piano solo Richard Johnson a hymnograph Leonard Pugh harmonica Martin Demeter a address Newton Moore Wellington Ohio trombone solo Ervin Brinker a vocal solo Blake Kulp and a benediction. The dinner was excellent and well served.

I. D. Ripe Dads and Sons Pais Boys’ Glee Club William Koppler, Jr Richard Johnson Leonard Pugh Martin Demeter Ney Newton Moore Wellington Ervin Brinker

Walter Eldred Killed Falling Trees in Local Accident

Walter Eldred, about 25, died when a tree he and two others were felling broke a limb and felled onto him. A Chatham High School graduate, he married Beulah McVicker and leaves two children. Funeral at home and Black River Church of the Brethren, burial in Brethren Cemetery.

Walter Eldred Eldred Chatham High School Chatham Beulah McVicker Ray Eldred Black River Church of the Brethren Arthurs Dodge David Sower Homerville Brethren Cemetery

Brownhelm W T Women's Temperance Union Meets

The Woman’s Temperance Union held a Tuesday afternoon meeting at the Congregational church parlors. Mrs. Ed Sanders led the business session and the group decided to donate children’s bed comforters crafted by the organization to two needy local families. Miss Mary Chapin led the program and Miss Margaret Brandau served refreshments.

Local Social Notes Highlight Readings and Guitar Selection

Lois Sharp provided a reading and Mrs Ed Arndt offered a guitar selection. Attendees from this area included Mr and Mrs Harold Van Wagnen Mr and Mrs Harry Stick and daughter Mr and Mrs Ed Arndt Misses Dorothy and Esther Baetz Gladys and Helen Zilch Mabel Hasenpflug Gladys Leuszler Warren Manuel Richard and Jacob Arndt.

Lois Sharp Ed Arndt Harold van Wagnen Harry Stick Dorothy Esther Baetz Gladys Helen Zilch Mabel Hasenpflug Gladys Leuszler Warren Manuel Richard Jacob Arndt

Delegates Attend Congregational Missionary Conference in Oberlin

Those from here who attended the Congregational Missionary Conference at James Brand House at Oberlin Tuesday evening were Rev. and Mrs. R. E. Albright and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Miler and son Russell and Mrs. H. B. Whittlesey.

Congregational Missionary Conference James Brand House Oberlin R. E. Albright J. H. Miler Russel H. B. Whittlesey

Birthday Celebrations Spread Across Local Homes

Mrs. A J Eies hosted Friday at home for John H Miler’s birthday with guests including Mrs R H Fairchild and Mrs L W Wilson among others. Mrs H A Beamer held a family dinner Sunday for her sister Mrs Wm Farmer of Youngstown with relatives and the Van Boxels present.

A. J. Eies John H. Miler R. H. Fairchild L. W. Wilson Fan Poon 2B. RK. Lindsley A. J. Cooper H. B Whitlesey Anthony Northeim Milo McQuern Miller H. A Beam

Aged Woman Mrs Stumpp Ill With Influenza

Mrs Margaret Stumpp confined to her son John Herchler home since a fall on October 9 has been seriously ill with influenza this week. She was slightly improved recently and could be helped into a chair. She celebrated her 90th birthday last December.

Margaret Stumpp John Herchler

Washington Birthday party attended by area church youths

Young people from Brownhelm South Ridge Amherst Lorain and Henrietta Evangelical churches gathered Monday at the Evangelical church of Lorain for a Washington Birthday program. Each church presented a portion of the program.

Washington Brownhelm South Ridge Amherst Lorain Henrietta Evangelical Church of

Brill Family Moves to Peck Farm Students Enrolled

The Wm. Brill family moved from Axtel to the Julius Peck farm on Monday and the children entered school on Tuesday. Katherine is in 6th grade, Kenneth and William in 5th grade, and Jeanette in 1st grade.

Wm. Brill Axtel Julius Peck Katherine Kenneth William Jeanette

Colonial Tea Attended by Local Families at Amherst

Mr and Mrs Frank M Smith and Mr and Mrs Parker and Mr and Mrs Raymond Bechtel attended the Colonial Tea sponsored by Stone City Chapter Eastern Stars at Amherst last Wednesday evening.

Frank M. Smith Parker Raymond Bechtel Stone City Chapter Eastern Stars Amherst

Farewell gathering for Crosby family at Hasenpflug home

Neighbors and relatives held a farewell at the Hasenpflug residence Friday evening for Mr. and Mrs. John Crosby and their children Helen John Pauline and Charles who left Monday for Oberlin. Guests included Walter Fowell Catherine Arthur Hasenpflug Leroy Clara Ed Leuszter Robert Taft and Karl Hasenpflug with social time and refreshments.

John Crosby Haseupflug Crosby Oberlin Helen John Pauline Charles Walter Fowell Catherine Arthur Hasenpflug Leroy Clara Ed Leuszter Robert Taft Karl Hasenpflug

Missionary Tea to be Held at Church Parlors

The quarterly Missionary tea of the M. M. S. of the Congregational church will be held at the church parlors Friday afternoon. Two comforters will be tied for a local family. Hostesses are Mrs. A. J. Rice, Mrs. H. B. Whittlesey, Mrs. R. E. Albright, Mrs. J. H. Miller, Mrs Robert Kneisel, and Miss Florence Claus.

Congregational Church A. J. Rice H. B. Whittlesey R. E. Albright J. H. Miller Robert Kneisel Florence Claus

Hard Times Party Held by Evangelical Church Group

The Christian Hardeavor society of the Evangelical church held a monthly business meeting as a Hard Times Party. Members dressed for the theme and refreshments reflected the idea. Four new members joined: Richard Snyder, Albert Secrest, Kenneth Krumweide, and Mrs. Harry Stick.

Christian Hardeavor Society of the Evangelical Church Richard Snyder Albert Secrest Kenneth Krumweide Harry Stick

Bi-Centennial Washington Service at Local School

A Friday chapel at the local school honored Washington's birthday centennial with the High school faculty and grades 5 through 8 in attendance. The program featured patriotic songs by the assembly and a chorus of pupils, followed by an address by Rev. I H Amore of the Evangelical church.

Washington I. H. Amore Evangelical

Local families visit friends in weekend gatherings

Rev and Mrs N E Escott with daughters Marylin and Shirley Ann of Brooklyn Heights along with Mr and Mrs Wm Marshall and daughters Patricia and Lucile of Cleveland visited the Whittleseys and Mrs Peck Sunday. Mr and Mrs John D Lewis and children of Garfield Heights spent Sunday at the home of her parents Mr and Mrs A J Shattuck.

N. E. Escott Marylin Shirley Ann Brooklyn Heights Wm. Marshall Patricia Lucile Cleveland H. B. Whittlesey F. H. Peck John D. Lewis Garfield Heights A. J. Shattuck

Cleveland relatives visit John H. Miller family

Mr. and Mrs. Irving Seith and children and Elmer Seith of Cleveland were Sunday guests at the home of their uncle John H. Miller and family. Mr. and Mrs. Milton W. Hasenpflug of Cleveland were Sunday guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Hasenpflug and family.

Irving Seith Elmer Seith Cleveland John H. Miller Milton W. Hasenpflug Erm Hasenpflug

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