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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 27, 1931
Page
3
In Reno, a steady stream of divorce seekers arrive by train and enter a world of casual acceptance. Women feel conspicuous yet soon adopt a nonchalant attitude as the city’s routine shapes their stay for roughly a week.
Spencer Spencer notes list church canning fruit jars distribution by Rev de J Quade. Local visits, funerals, moves, and gatherings at homes on Main Street and surrounding areas. Community events include clubs, bridge, 4 H, and Epworth League plans with multiple families, a new baby, and remodels.
Miss Daisy Shipman oldest daughter of Mr and Mrs Val Shipman Rochester Road New London married William Marett son of Mrs Sarah Marett and the late George Marett in a simple single ring ceremony performed by Rev Funnell of Sandusky Attendants were Cecil Marett best man and Miss Alice Shipman bridesmaid The couple planned a two day Cleveland visit then residence at 587 Park Avenue New London
An aged recluse known as Death confronts a young man claiming to be his daughter Angel's son. The meeting unfolds amid a tense reunion, with clues from a marconigram failing to clarify paternity as the Maui night settles around Mauna Loa and Kilauea.
In a hushed coastal scene a crippled man orders Burney and his girlfriend to flee to Kailua while he stays hidden. He asserts control over their safety and warns of danger from hidden enemies, promising contact after another duo arrives. Burney departs, the cripple watches, and the Hawaii setting fades into a dreamlike ending.
The text notes well known locals in New London, both graduates of the high school, Mrs Marett in 1928 and Miss Marett in 1927. Bi Wak also managed the high school football team in his senior year. Mrs Marett works as a stenographer for a city company and drives for Glenn Jennings Co Contractors.
Miss Alice Sutherland was a Cleveland visitor on Sunday Henry Parnell spent Friday in Mansfield at the Air Races guest of Mr. Robert Richards of the News E C Bain was a Cleveland visitor Sunday The many friends of Mildred Read are glad she is out again after months confined to bed Wm Busch and Leonard Burt attended the Mansfield Air Races last week Mr and Mrs Lewis Heyman of Elyria spent the weekend with her parents Mr and Mrs M F Hileman Mr and Mrs S B Palmer with Mrs Edith Briggs drove to Mifflin Lake Michigan for a short vacation Mrs George Phillips was a Cleveland visitor last week Mr and Mrs D M Hotchkiss left for Sturgis Lake Michigan for the coming week Mr and Mrs Lee Teels and children Raymond and Lucille are at Aldrich Lake Michigan Evelyn Hileman returns from a week with her sister Mrs Lewla Heyman of Elyria
Eleven students from Texas Technological School with Dr W C Holden hold classes among the pueblos of Arianna during the term.
Mrs Edith Brinker and sisters Luella and Clara Allis visited the Roy Allis home near Lodi. Grange softball beat Lafayette 9 7 with a game against Spencer upcoming. 4 H club members hosted by Jeannette Grim. next meeting at Miss Eileen Koons. Grange picnic at Rice Dam enjoyed by many with croquet won by Mrs George Pugh. Gods United Dairy defeated Oak Grange. Mrs Brinker and party took a motor trip through Wooster.
An ancient English ring tale delights in knighthood jokes about beef cuts naming Sir Loin. The piece notes dogs’ barking as a sign of domestication and humorously links noble titles to food.
Dover and nearby towns hosted visitors including Mrs J K Paddock and family while Miss Vernive Cance of Elyria visited her parents. Lois Pusselman attended a Girange picnic with her parents as Miss Clara Allis takes vacation. Lorain County youths Charles Harvey and E E Denman, U S Navy, recently returned from the China Station and receive 30 days leave before another voyage. they enlisted in 1937 and have toured Asia and the Middle East on prior cruises.
Old Glory Grange No. 2215 met in regular session with 36 members present. Worthy Master Albert Archer chaired the meeting held Thursday evening July 23. Mary Baher led a program including a jury contest for men and a talk on handling visitors at the door.
In Clarksdale Mississippi the 94 year old prisoner known as Uncle Henry refused to depart the state prison farm after release stating he liked the place and the inmates have him he did his short term on a state charge.
The St Louis Police Department issued orders for physical examinations of seven lieutenants and two captains as part of a broader cleanse targeting older and disabled veterans within the force. This move highlights internal efforts to reassess personnel fitness and duties across the department.
A Boston census shows the city has one of the youngest police forces in the nation with an average age of 41 years and four months including department officials.
In Hickory Flat Mississippi only one house sits empty the jailhouse. It has not housed an occupant since a stray hound dog was kept there until its owner called for him.
Indianapolis reports a claimed medical advance by Dr. Fugate identifying hay fever and asthma causes as an endocrine gland imbalance. He offers a booklet detailing the treatment and invites sufferers to write for free information from The Fugate Co. in Indianapolis.
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