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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 10, 1936
Page
20
Lola and Madelyn navigate love, jealousy, and a tangled web of loyalties at a club party. Jerry longs for Lola while Madelyn fronts a strained triangle. A dramatic reveal exposes Lola’s husband Chase Wiley, prompting police intrigue and shifting romantic loyalties.
The Chapman Pitkin Gilman reunion met at the Hedges at La Porte on July 4. About thirty relatives and friends enjoyed a picnic dinner and then adjourned to the Chapman home for a musical afternoon. William Pitkin was elected president and Mrs Thayer Chapman vice president.
Mr and Mrs Earl Brown recent marriage at M E church La Porte returned from trip. They visited the Whitney family and are guests vacationing at Cold Water Lake Michigan for several days.
Lawrence Krebs son of Mr and Mrs Albert Krebs of Indian Hollow Road wed Miss Josephine Tusko of Lorain at the Church of the Holy Family in Shaker Heights. Father W Novak officiated. Guests included the Krebs family and Mrs Fred Schoff, Cleveland, with a wedding supper at the Kreba home on Indian Hollow Road before the couple plans to reside on Indian Hollow Road.
Mrs Frank Westcott formerly Miss Batty Pierce of Carlisle was honored by relatives and friends at the home of Mrs Edwin Schoenherr on July 2 following her June 19 marriage to Frank Westcott of Elyria. An afternoon of social time and refreshments followed, with gifts presented to the bride by numerous guests.
Howard Coodyear and daughters Alvin Mae Mia Edwin B Schoenherr and daughter Joan Miss Dorothy Terrell and Donald Terrell are listed together in a local community notice highlighting family connections and residents of the area.
Paul Pask Brown, pastor, spoke at the La Porte Ladies Aid meeting on July 1 at Mrs. Harley Hankina's home. A July 4 picnic, hosted by Elza Durkee, drew friends and relatives despite poor weather. Attendees included families from Carlisle and Eaton, plus Elyria residents and a Huntinton turkey farm family who hosted a Sunday turkey dinner for several relatives and friends.
A yearly group of friends and relatives met for a basket lunch and field sports on July 4 at Robson Grove. At noon a picnic dinner was spread in the dining room followed by group singing. Guests included Mr and Mrs Paul Bungart and son Lyle, Mr and Mrs Ray Jackson and daughter Arliss, Mr and Mrs J EF Dewhurst, Mrs Clara Pitkin Afigs Aya Pitkin, Mr and Mrs Robert Lee and Junior Slamlin.
Mr and Mrs Frank Harrison and sons Gene and George stayed with Mr and Mrs Charles Gintert on Catawba Island. Mrs Harrison left July 2 with her sons while Mr Harrison joined the family Sunday. Other visits included the Stevensons from Detroit with daughters Maude and Beryl, the Rhoads family at Vermilion-on-the-Lake Seabold cottage, and a large get together at Harry Stephens home in Columbia. Also present were Mrs F O Gott and Mrs Wilhan Marnns, visiting exhibitors for the Great Lakes Exposition, plus the Goodyears hosting the Senvenherr family of Elyria in La Forte on July 1.
The column lists church hostess duties for July 15 at La Porte M B church with Eaton M B church Ladies Aid, plus a July 4 visit to Euclid Beach. It mentions Mrs Elizabeth Reisinger and Nelson Reisinger returning home after visiting Archie Welton family in Grafton read, and multiple BRIEFS items about relatives visiting from Walleston and Wrentham to Orange and Berlin Heights, plus socials at Nichols and Smith households and trips of Rennie to the Great Lakes Exposition.
Brighton 4 H club met at the school house with nine members and two visitors. Marilyn Mcdonald was absent as president, Virginia Hines presided. News notes mention visits by William Mosher family, Norwalk visitors, and several locals at fields, Ridgeville, Ashland, and West Virginia. Gerald Cobb hosted by Gordon and Greene. Howard Langdon home sick with appendicitis.
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