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The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 15, 1933

Page

2

Wiegints and Richerd Olpiasi in a New York tale

A tangled social circle moves from Annapolis to New York as Virginia, Rickey, Michael McMillan, and Mary Lee navigate love, ambition, and publishing ego. Rickey storms over criticism, Virginia seeks balance, and Mary Lee challenges literary norms amid a tense clique. The chapter ends with Rickey’s raw emotions and unresolved questions about art and living.

Wiegints Richerd Olpiasi Esa Merylend New York Annapolis Virginia Michael Mary Lee Logan Richard Merry van Duyne Michaela

Spencer Spencer Sunday School notes and wedding

Spencer Spencer June notes a Friday class meeting at M E church parlors with sewing business and lunch. plans to form monthly hosting groups. A June 15 wedding for Chester Carpenter and Miss Velma Whitney is described with ceremony at a bank of flowers, Lohengrin march, and reception, followed by a Washington DC honeymoon then settlement near Elyria.

H. A. Elcher Chester Carpenter Elcher Velma Whitney Oberlin Wesley Carpent Washington, D. C Elyria High School Carpenter Pittsfield Afr Telkor Company Elyria

Wedding Bells in Wayland Unites Miss Ellaheta Inger and Theodore Carpenter

A local wedding took place at the Manse in Wayland Ohio on June 1 marking the marriage of Miss Ellaheta Inger and Theodore Carpenter. The ceremony was attended by residents of Eaton and nearby communities with congratulations extending to the newlyweds.

Regular bi monthly grange meeting announced

The regular bi monthly grange meeting will be held Tuesday evening June 13. Grafton Grange members will present the program. Russell Cook from Columbus recently spent a few days at his home here. Mr and Mrs Orin Durkee were guests of relatives in Ashland last Sunday. Mr and Mrs Russell Carpenter from Columbia and Mr and Mrs Chester Carpenter and family spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Walter Fishburn. The Haton Dainty Dishes Food Club met June 1 at leader Mrs John Leach. Leaders and officers meeting announced for Y M C A in Elyria June 14. The girls decided not to make new aprons this year but use old ones. Asparagus on toast was served. Mrs Julia Oakley from Signal Ohio has been visiting in this vicinity.

Grafton Grange Russell Cook Columbus Orin Durkee Ashland Russell Carpenter Columbia Chester Carpenter Walter Fishburn Haton Dainty Dishes Food Club John Leach Elyria Julia Oakley Signal Ohio Prestonberg Kentucky Boyd Reese Washington College Tenn John H. Longdon Ellsworth Baker Martha Adams Son Forest of Herman Paulson Ralph Linderman M. L. Rover Hartville Squire Churchward Robert Churchward Dorothy Crocker Edna Grills Cleveland A. P. Grills J. H. Longbon Edith Longbon Olmsted Falls High School W. H. Jones West Technical High School Frari Adams State Grange Kirk Pomona Grange Eaton Stephen Masley Edward Long Clarence Fourbough Lakewood Roba Stinchcomb Ordella Walker Fields George Rev. J. H. Jones Fielda Wakeman Robert Gerber Lyn Kenyon Barnes and Drew Dorothy Knott Ruggles Beach T. J. Mockle Norwalk Patrick Hackette Kenyon John Wakte Michigan Della Kenneth Roxs Thea E Club Curtiss Todd R Hoyt Della Hachenberg Charles Campbell Oberlin Irene Hahn Stryker Ed Willis Charles Cave Jest Knapp Paul Limkie Jennie Shafter Peck Green Peck J. Jd. Foisy Sandusky Dorothy Flemming Clarence Parker Sylvan Norma Franklin Frank Butch and Parker Birmingham Frank Butch Fred Butch Old Millhouse Myron Bigg C. E. Bement Doria Lora Maeyon Gladys Foisy Bert French Vacati

Local Notes From Columbia Ohio June Visit and Weddings

Mrs Lingsie Hall of Cleveland visits sister Mrs Rolla Fitch in Columbia. News of Joy Walkden and Frederick Bauer marriage on June 1. Mr Rowland, father of Mrs W H Jones Jr, admitted to Community Hospital. Mr and Mrs Theodore Roth hosted family for two birthday celebrations.

Columbia, D Lingsie Hall Cleveland Rolla Fitch Misa Joy Walkden Frederick Bauer Reggies Thuraday Rowland W. H. Jones Theodore Roth Eed Daa Throgmorten

Vincent Vincent News Roundup Sees Local Visits and Farewell

Residents of Middleridge and Lorain area engage in frequent visits as J G Morris and sons host calls. Miss Alta Myers prepares for mission work in Hong Kong while a Progressive Class farewell party marks the week. The community reports church services, a postponed strawberry supper, and Miss Alice Cobb's Kent State graduation with 350 peers.

Kinship and social visits fill Kipton weekend pages

Mrs. Kate Stoughton of Cincinnati visited Kipton friends. Flossie Losey of Berlin Heights spent the weekend with the Bumby family. Dean Betts and Morgan households entertained relatives from Milan Elyria Ashland Oberlin Canton and Henrietta. Esther Calkins vacationing in Kipton from Canton and several local families shared Sunday dinners and calls. The Camden Baptist Ladies Aid planned a gathering at Mrs. J. H. Calkins with Mrs. E. A. Scammon of Avon visiting relatives.

Kipton, O Kate Stoughton Cincinnati Kipton Flossie Losey Berlin Heights G. A. Bumby W. F. Betts Chalmer F. A. Perkins Dean Betts Milan Dean Morgan Guy Morgan Fred Brumby Hugh Whitney Lucille Morgan Elyria Ruth Morgan Oberlin Ray Baker Wesley Baker Ashland Kenneth Beam Henrietta Esther Calkins Canton W. A. Calkins G. A. Br Geneva Adam Moehl John Broder G. A. Miller Adam Miller Berlinville Ladies Aid Society Camden Baptist Church

Middle Ridge 4 H Club Meets At Home Of Miss Conrad

Fifteen members and adviser Mrs Mabel Hecock attended the Triple S 4 H Club meeting in Miss Margaret Conrad’s Amherst Elyria Avenue home. After a brief business session the afternoon featured sewing a Riddle game and a contest won by Phyllis Catton and Bernice Oberlain. Refreshments followed. The next meeting will be in Mrs Orlo Higgins’s home on June 14. Amherst Busy Bees 4 H Club gathered at the Cotton home on Lake Avenue with nine members adviser and one guest. After a short business session the evening included games and sports and late refreshments. The next meeting will be at Melvin Kolbe’s home on June 21. Doris Gaehr, daughter of Mrs Mary Gaehr, was a member of the 1923 Amherst High School class and received scholarship honors in American History and National Honor Society. Mr and Mrs M J Ludwig their daughter and other relatives visited Mr and Mrs W C Bechtel’s home and later planned a trip toward Michigan and the World’s Fair in Chicago. Kenneth Bechtel and son attended a class party at Schultheiss home. Funeral rites were held in Cleveland Monday. Mr and Mrs Harry Werner were Sunday guests of Mrs Werner’s parents in Penfield Junction.

William Morris Earl Morris Jones Middle Ridge Methodist Church Sunday School Alta Myers John Morris T. M. Baldwin Claude Thomas O. B. Rea John Cook C. E. McIntire Shirley Corwin Edith Hurlbut John Karman Frankie Reese Miss Myers Morris Hong Kong China H. F. Chambers Pearl Eppley Martha Penrod Relief Corp Elyria W. W. Marlett Catherine Marlett Harold Engle Vincent Cilyde Pixley Thomaz Penson Lorain Vermilion Beach W. M. Rader Grafton Fred Smith Verna Bobbie Feltes Cleveland F. H. Lewis J. G. Morris Howard Penrod Methodist Church Mabel Hecock Margaret Conrad Elyria Avenue Phyllis Catton Bernice Oberlain Orlo Higgins Amherst Busy Bees Cotton Home Oliver Kolbe Melvin Kolbe William Ehrman Charles Raymond Cotton Lake Avenue Melvin Kolble Doris Gaehr Mary Gaehr Amherst High School Gaehr M. J. Ludwig Keannette Milton Jr Clifford Helen Reichert Painesville W. C. Bechtel Ludwig Reichert Michigan Chicago N. W. Bechtel Kenneth Douglas Schultheiss South Amherst Road Harry Werner Werner Farr Harris Penfield Junction

Beating the Bounds Returns in Kew After 60 Years

After a 60 year gap the people of Kew England revived the custom of beating the bounds with an official officials march along the town boundaries marking the historic rite and community tradition.

Kew England

South Amherst Christian Endeavor Meeting Report

South Amherst Congregational Christian Endeavor Society held its regular church meeting Sunday evening with Lewis Kilmer in charge. The discussion focused on Christianity and Education. Routine business was transacted followed by a devotional period.

Christian Endeavor South Amherst Congregational Christian Endeavor Society Lewis Kilmer

Auxiliary To Meet In South Amherst Tonight

A special meeting of the South Amherst American Legion Auxiliary is set for this evening at the home of Mrs Paul Mori. All members are urged to attend as important business will be discussed.

South Amherst American Legion Auxiliary Paul Mori

Social Roundup From Elyria and Oberlin Area

Sunday callers visit multiple locals including Mr and Mrs Robert Minch of Elyria and Mr and Mrs Hubert Hahn. Elyria and Lorain residents drop by to see relatives and friends including the Garners and Miles. Russell Allsop and Edward Schacht home from Miami University spend summer at local residences.

Miss Veronica Urig Buried at Avon Lake

Avon Lake, June 14. Miss Veronica Urig, 52, daughter of the late John and Margaret Urig, died Sunday morning at Pleasant View Sanitorium. Funeral services were held Tuesday at 9 at Holy Trinity church in East Avon with Father Singer of Sheffield officiating. She leaves two sisters, Anna Horwedel of East Avon and Augusta Fulton of Elyria, and a brother Romey Melcher of Avon Lake. She was buried from her brother Romey’s home.

Veronica Trig Avon Lake Veronica Urig John Margaret Urig Pleasant View

Local Family Visits Return Home From Ravenna and Cleveland

Mr. and Mrs. Fred Lott and their children Bill Betty Lou and Peg gy Ann returned home after a week with relatives in Ravenna Jeanne Herman also returned home following several days in Cleveland at the home of Mr and Mrs Vern Jaycox

Fred Lott Bill Betty Lou Peggy Ann Ravenna Jeanne Herman Cleveland Mrs. Vern Jaycox

Miss Betty Williams Weekend Guest of Local Hosts

Miss Betty Williams of E. Cleveland was a weekend guest of Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Schumaker, sharing time at their home and enjoying local hospitality.

Betty Willams E. Cleveland Wm. Schumaker

Card Party Attended by Local Couples in East Cleveland

Mr and Mrs It James and Mr and Mrs W J Weber attended a card party at the home of Mr and Mrs Kenneth Hughes in East Cleveland Saturday night.

Afternoon Bridge Party Honors Won By Club Members

Mrs. A. B. Cousins hosted the Afternoon Bridge Club luncheon at 1 pm Friday. Honors went to Mrs. Otto Katterheenry, Mrs. Oscar Kubach, and Mrs. Howard Drake. The next meeting is set for Mrs. Hugh Kane’s home.

A. B. Cousins Forest Hill Otto Katterheenry Oscar Kubach Howard Drake Hugh Kane

Dinner Guests from Lakewood and Cleveland Visit Pedersons

Mr and Mrs Edward Garth of Lakewood and Mr and Mrs Gaie Smith of Cleveland were dinner guests Sunday of Mr and Mrs Carl Pederson.

Edward Garth Lakewood Gaie Smith Cleveland Carl Pederson

Community Briefs Slash Several Local Visits

Maynard and Gerald Walker of Carlisle visited their brother Lee on Sunday evening. Mr. and Mrs. William Kuhn and son spent Sunday with his mother Mrs. Chas Kuhn. Mr. and Mrs. William Schumaker were in Cleveland on Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Urban Wehrer hosted Cil Kilborne of Fairview Village and guests Frank Stevens family and Bob Streitberger with Jean of Rocky River on Sunday.

Maynard Gerald Walker Carlisle Lee William Kuhn Sunda Guess Chas. Kuhn William Schumaker Cleveland Urban Wehrer Cil Kilborne Fairview Village Frank Stevens Bob Streitberger Jean Rocky River

Mrs Albert Baird Hosts Birmingham Bridge Club

In Birmingham on Friday evening Mrs Albert Baird entertained the local bridge club. Four tables played with high honors awarded to Mrs Eldred Jarrett. A refreshment course followed and members decided to suspend meetings during the summer months.

Albert Baird Bridge Club Birmingham Eldred Jarrett

Florence Township Officials Enjoy Outing

Mr and Mrs Claude Collingwood Mr and Mrs K E Avery and Walter Ladrach attended a meeting of county and township officials and their wives held at Kelleys Island on Saturday.

Florence Claude Collingwood K. E. Avery Walter Ladrach Kelley's Island

Elyria and Lorain Shoppers Report Weekend Visit

Mrs Maubry O Neal and Mrs Hartlett were Elyria shoppers Saturday. Mr and Mrs H A Witbeck were Lorain shoppers Saturday.

Birmingham High School Alumni Banquet Planned

Plans are completed for the Birmingham High School alumni banquet to be held at the high school building on Friday evening June 16. The Birmingham Ladies Aid Society will prepare and serve the dinner, with a varied program to follow. Preservations are to be sent to Miss Edith Krope at Vermilion.

Jesse Portman Con Donald Lakewood Florence Prince Doris Prince Norwalk Birmingham High School Birminghan Ladies' Aid Society Edith Krope Vermilion Frank Griffin M. J. Flood Cleveland Thad Wilson Ora Budsell H. Fergerson Wakeman Blanche Lehman Edna Mac Darby Home

Rick reunion at Harwood home gathers 38 guests

Clarkfield June 14 The Rick reunion was held at the pleasant rural home of Mr and Mrs Harry Harwood Thursday June 6 with 38 present A fine picnic dinner was served on the lawn with ice cream and cake later in the afternoon Out of town attendees included Mr and Mrs Marvin Kettle and sons CollinsMr and Mrs Jack Wetel Hartland Mrs Russell Griggs and son Laurence Brighton Floyd Phillips and children North Fairfield

Clarksfield Rick Harry Harwood Marvin Kettle and Sons Collins Jack Wetel Hartland Russell Griggs Laurence Brighton Floyd Phillips North Fairfield

Family party hosts honor local guests at Sunday event

Mr. and Mrs. Clair Barnes hosted a family gathering Sunday with a picnic dinner. Guests included Mr. and Mrs Otis Phillips and daughter of Wichita Kansas Mrs Alma McDonald and Mrs Lynn McDonald and family of Nor walk Dr and Mrs G W Pollock and daughter Lois and Charles Phillips Mr and Mrs Fred Phillips and daughter Miss Alberta Stocking and Mr and Mrs Joe Nester.

Clair Barnes Otis Phillips Wichita Kansas Alma McDonald Lynn McDonald Norwalk G. W. Pollock Lois Charles Phillips Fred Phillips Alberta Stocking Joe Nester

Local Residents Attend Various Summer Plans and Visits

Mrs George Harwood shows little improvement as family and friends travel for gatherings. Roy Peck and son Charles spend Sunday at Hrady Lake while Miss Lottie Gibson heads to Washington DC for summer school. Elizabeth Moore visits Cleveland. Laurence Gibson leaves for Hareem University DC. Mrs Kiel of Alliance visits with daughter and returns home. Hazel Phillips hosts a YP class weiner roast at Rochester. Ethel Phillips of North Fairfield visits ill Mrs Harwood. Will Haird of Berlin and Munger of Amherst visit Hurst home. Sidney Trask of Cleveland spends over Sunday at Kennel home.

George Harwood Roy Peck Charles Hrady Lake Lottie Gibson Washington, D. C Elizabeth Moore Cleveland Laurence Gibson Harem University Washington, D.C Kiel Alliance Wayne Hoffstatter

Pleasantville Social News Roundup June 14

Pleasantville Ohio residents share weekend visits and family gatherings. Carl Seabold and family visited sister Mrs Walkie in Belden Road. Mrs Belmer visited Mrs Mary Gott who is sick but improving. Leland Howard attended a La Grange band concert. Frank Jones hosted company. Mabelle Trant visited sister in Medina. Multiple calls and visits noted among local families and neighbors.

Pleasantville Carl Seabold L. L. Wheeler Pratt Wellington J. C. Spieth Medina W. M. Tran Lowell Behner S. B. Behner Wayne Carmen Bud Letson Frank Beckett Cleveland Lucius Weeler D. B. Sanders G. FE. Wheeler and Son Oberlin Bert Behner Continental Ruth Jones Maribelle Tran Uncle Tom's Cabin LeRoy Guy Wheeler Fairview Village Myles

Manilla customs detain smuggler Ang Lee over opium pillow

A Philippine customs officer in Manila reports Ang Lee attempting to smuggle a pillow packed with opium into the Philippines. The incident reflects ongoing border enforcement against narcotics trafficking and security concerns at port entry.

Manilla Ang Lee Philippines

Local notes from Wakeman and Norwalk area residents

A crowded column records visits and calls in Wakeman and Norwalk towns. Names include Mrs. Lyn Kenyon, Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Mockler, Miss Dorothy Knott, Patrick Hackette, and Charles Campbell of Oberlin, with multiple social calls, weddings, and family updates. Ed Willis is reported in a brave condition. Dr. B. S. Cra has died in New London.

Soviet Heads Aim for January Expeditions in Areasia

Soviet leaders plan expeditions in January to back races in Areasia. The effort will collect data from multiple alphabets to prepare for future deployments.

Areasia

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