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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1933
Page
4
A collage of social chatter and cultural glimpses folds in with fleeting notes on Lindbergh’s Ziegfeld visit amid theater buzz. Also tucked are family visits, Sunday dinners, and long lists of Amherst and Elyria residents visiting relatives, hosting guests, and attending events.
Michael McMillan seeks Virginia Orphan during a tense morning at Derekdale. Rickey warns of Virginia's engagement to Tony Bleecker while Michael查rs t plans a Maine camp honeymoon with Aunt Molly approving. Virginia hides, then reconnects as dawn breaks and snow falls.
Henrietta notes detail a June 23 gathering as Mr and Mrs Albert Reusser and Mr and Mrs John Hostettler with Paul attend the Fenn College Cleveland graduation for Nelson Reusser. Daylight gathering at Chance Creek honors Oberlin classmates Walter Schuster Phyllis Brownhalm and sister Mrs Parrish Moore.
Hailstones as large as teacups fell during a recent storm in Harpersville Texas. No damage occurred as the largest stones covered about one per 20 foot square.
Mrs. Roscoe Mitchell longtime Windsor Castle nurse and daughter of a Queen Victoria private secretary died at her Salem home. She served as a nurse during the coronation of George V and was 2 at death.
In Salt Lake City Utah mountain climbing is becoming a popular activity with many hiking clubs formed to scale nearby peaks. Lone Peak is a favorite though its 1500 foot summit demands strong climbers.
In Topeka Kansas players fled rear exits as a loud report echoed from a pool hall. Police investigated and found a giant firecracker had exploded, triggering fears of gang shootings but no injuries were reported.
Mr and Mrs George Bullies and family returned home Monday from a vacation in Grand Rapids Michigan. George Hastings was surprised on Fathers Day when his children grandchildren and great grandchildren visited his home. A picnic dinner was enjoyed outdoors under shade trees with ice cream and cake.
A summer wedding was solemnized at the Albert Foster home in Penfield on Sunday afternoon June 18 as Mildred Foster became the bride of Carl T Anderson. Rev V C Jump read the ring ceremony before guests with Mary Foster as bridesmaid and Clyde Browand as best man. The couple’s arch, pink and white decorations, and light refreshments followed the ceremony. Numerous out of town guests attended from Wellington Granger Litchfield and nearby towns.
Mrs. Rolla Dague with Mrs. Ralph Bowman hosted a six o'clock birthday dinner Monday honoring Miss Helen Dague. The outdoor picnic style meal was served under trees with several guests present.
Misses Vivian Hackett Dorothy Keanker and Ruth Gates Elyria. Richard Welsh from Ashland and Clarence Jay Welsh from Manafield will spend their summer vacation with their grandparents Mr and Mrs Welsh. Mrs Howard Andrews and Mrs Ruth Ferriman and son were Elyria visitors Tuesday. Mr and Mrs William McCullough from Columbus were Monday guests at A A Jones. All were Monday evening callers at P E Davison's. Sunday callers at the Fred Rollin home to see Mrs W O Rollin who is very ill were Mrs Carl Myers Akron and Mrs Mable Myers Mr and Mrs Charles Slater Elyria Mr and Mrs Allan Derussey from Cleveland. The children and grandchildren from Mansfield Ashland and Penfield were visitors on Father's Day at the home of their parents Mr and Mrs Welsh. Other callers were Mr and Mrs A F Greenwald and Mr and Mrs Bert McCann all from Wooster. Ice cream and cake were ferried. Mr and Mrs Will Benton Miss Etta Benton and Miss Elsie Shaw attended the Centennial celebration of Oberlin College Saturday evening. Mrs Lily Woods of Chatham spent the past week with her brother Will Clifford and family. The Methodist Aid Society will convene on Wednesday June and with dinner at Society Hall. The men are requested to come and help the ladies clean the church. Covered dish dinner.
Washington State College is the new national ROTC intercollegiate rifle champion with a winning score of 7790 out of 8000, moving up from second place last year in Pullman.
A Boston traffic survey recorded 8 100 000 automobiles and 100 000 pedestrians passing through Kenmore Square in 180 days with a single accident. The incident involved a traffic policeman knocked from his box by a car.
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