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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 02, 1932
Page
3
A fragmentary McNaught Syndicate column gathers personal notes on actors critics and theatre life in New York. It lists favorites such as Sophie Breslau and Lilyan Tashman, mentions awards and tastes, and ends with a copyright note from 1932.
Eaton Ohio January 2 reports Mr and Mrs Bert Montague hosted their children and grandchildren for Christmas dinner. The Pierce family from Cleveland visited Christmas Eve. Elton Hill works in long distance trucking with a Cleveland headquarters man and traveled to Chicago last weekend. Relatives and neighbors from Grafton Elyria North Olmsted and Cleveland appear in visits and trips during the holiday period.
Seville and nearby families shared holiday gatherings on Christmas and New Year. Numerous households hosted relatives from Cleveland, Elyria, Medina, Lorain, and Akron, with many dinners, gifts, and church events. Notable mentions include local births, weddings, choir cantata, and school activities.
The church program for Sunday January 3 includes processional invocation doxology children sermon hymns and communion service plus a sermon titled Fulfilling Life. Visitors hosted at the Grills home include Hennie Mills Gleason and families from Elyria and Cleve land with Olver Hennie staying all week. Thelma Mills from Cleveland visited Beatrice Johnson and Ira Shuster couple spent New Year with Biermacher family in Ridgeville. Arthur Koepke from Parma and Walkden family from LaGrange were visitors at Anna Austin’s Wednesday afternoon.
Tuesday services for Mrs. Jenne Bennett attracted many visitors from across Ohio. Attendees included Orlin Baughman of Lakewood Mrs Floyd Scranton and two children Carl Branch of Cleveland Wesley Geisinger of Barberton Berthe Ault S. A. Dutt of Akron and Bert Lockwood of Brunswick plus numerous Zeiglers Wilber and Tillotsons from nearby towns. The crowd arrived from Seville Sterling Medina Euclid Chippewa Lake and Columbia Station. Mr Beck provided organ music and Bertha Bericka visited Pearl Neufeld.
Bobby Alexander fell from a pony during a Wednesday morning incident at Huffman’s farm and sustained a broken arm.
Our Grange girls defeated Granger 22 to 10 while the Grange boys fell to Spencer. At the Hi School gym on Tuesday the Alumni beat Hi School 22 to 6, their first win in three years, with Herbert Steingass Edwin Steingass Russell Dickerman Georgie Johns and Woodrow Reeser on the Alumni squad.
Christmas program with carols readings dialogs and recitations entertained a large group at the school house. Gifts exchanged among children and teachers and Santa distributed Christmas ties before a return to school January 4.
Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Hadlock and son of Medina were Sunday guests at the Ed Lasch home. Christmas guests included Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Ayers of Cleveland and the Williams Hammon family, plus Mr. and Mrs. Chmns Schwab from Berea at the Ed Keller home. Twila and Maynard Wilkinson spent Christmas Day in Royalton with grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Charles Wilkinson. Mrs. M Keller and Ida Keller joined the Frank Keller home for Christmas. Margaret Bay and Irvin Bay visited Grandpa Bay in Cleveland, who is in poor health.
Pleasantville residents hosted multiple relatives on Christmas Day, including J. E. Dunlap and their guests Carroll Cook group from Akron, Henry Snell party, Chas Beckwith children, Howard Dunlap friend from Elyria, and Ralph Dunlap with Oberlin kin. The Behners also spent Christmas in Cleveland with grandchildren, and Wesley Tran and others joined in family gatherings.
Names of relatives visitation and travel mark the holiday period. Fred Tran and extended families attended Mrs. Daniels’s funeral in Grafton and celebrated Christmas at Alvah Seeley's home with the Trans and Mohlers. Numerous Oberlin area members hosted and visited kin in Elyria Cleveland Vermilion and Memphis Tennessee during the season.
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