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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 06, 1933
Page
11
South Ridge notes list New Year visits across families including Nelson Bechtel guests, several dinners with Smiths Farnsworths and Delefields, and many Elyria and Norwalk relatives. Church events and community gatherings are also noted alongside holiday travel and school resumption.
Avon residents enjoyed family gatherings and social events from January first to sixth. The Mittendorf home hosted fifteen for dinner with poinsettia decor while Emma Wilford hosted a surprise party. Local students and relatives were listed with addresses in Ohio towns, and a Knights of St John auxiliary initiation occurred at St Mary's parish hall with officers installed.
An obituary notes the death of a 69 year old man at his son Albert’s home with survivors including two sons and several relatives. The piece also lists numerous social visits, guests, dinners, and club activities in Oberlin and nearby towns around New Year’s, mentioning local residents, churches, schools, and venues.
Rudolf Holmes faces love and career turmoil after Nanette rejects annulment amid the murder of Lilian Hull. Holmes learns Nanette plans to pursue her film career at all costs, while Kane pressures her to leave her Beverly Hills home and a Mount Lowe dinner escape is proposed to decide their fate.
Stitch and Chatter club hosted a sewing and social afternoon at Mrs. George Nagle’s home with an oyster supper and plans to meet again in two weeks. Quilting party hosted by Mrs. Walter Rousher ended with a 6 o'clock dinner. Dinner guests included Miss Clare Lescher and her visitors from Indiana and Lorain. Various residents attended social visits in Lorain Cleveland Rocky River and Elyria. A Père Johns and arlene Pederson attended parties and meetings. new job for Anna Reisinger. many family visits noted. James Davidson Jr performed at Capitol Theatre Elyria. watch party in South Euclid. New Year dinners held in East Cleveland.
Wm Murray leaves for Columbia on business. Christmas guests visit area homes of A E Campbell, Milton Sell, Wm Sheldon, and Wm Stanfield. Willis Kerns of Cornell and Mrs Gariss share greetings. Birth day party hosted by Mrs Rowland with Burnham, Masnard, Worents Rowland and others attending.
A lengthy roll of New Year visits highlights area families from Wellington Akron Cleveland and Steubenville. Notable names include Rowland Barnes Sendry Zamba Wolfe Stebbins and Murray with many relatives gathering at the Wendt Wolfe and Murray homes. Harry Campbell dies after a period of illness shocking friends and relatives.
On January 6 at East Oberlin Community Church a meeting elected three trustees for three years: Dr. Guuon Mrs. J E Ford and Mrs. Andy Edmonds. Arthur Durlam filled an unexpired term and G J Hobbs was reelected Sunday school superintendent. A trustee meeting is planned at the Clark residence next Sunday. Dr Gunn will speak next Sunday morning. An all day ladies meeting and pot luck dinner are set for Thursday. The New Year brought floods as rivers rose high. Four marriages four births and four deaths were reported locally. Social news covers a fortieth wedding anniversary for Mr and Mrs Frank Krueger with many guests from nearby towns. Several local residents and visitors are listed with weekend and holiday activities including visits to Elyria Oberlin and Detroit.
Avon Lake School Board met for its regular session and reviewed the 1984 budget. R Vaughn of Elyria spoke on a proposed tax regulation to be presented to the legislature, backing a tax on other sources and supported by school districts and PTOs. The board approved purchasing reference books for science sociology and history.
The School Library holds about eight hundred to eight hundred fifty books across History English Fiction and more. The office library adds about two hundred, totaling roughly one thousand. Dr George Williams of Warrensburg and Misses Helen and Mildred Strippel of Cleveland visited relatives Mr and Mrs Wha Schumaker for New Year dinner.
Parisian firms of 1860s offered managers the “petd ap plause” guarantee to ensure a hit, threatening painful incidents if they did not secure support from these groups.
A reflective note extols Carlyle for his imaginative power to discern order in a tangled mix of prevention passion need want and capacity. It praises his rare ability to reveal how human society holds together by a delicate thread when genius guides it to new places.
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