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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 24, 1933

Page

7

The Silver Witch and the Witching Hour at Derekdale

Michael McMillan confronts a tragic love polygon in Derekdale as Virginia runs away and Marty Van Duyne and Rickey plot a dramatic literary life. Tony Bleecker questions loyalties while Martys desire for wealth and Rickeys appetite for fame collide. The scene ends with Rickey drafting a tale and Marty drawn to his promise of immortality as the party settles for dinner and a future cliffhanger.

Michael Derekdale Virginia Rickey Marty van Duyne Marty Tony Jane Bleecker Anthony Bleecker Young Oliphant Virginia Oliphant Michael Mc- Millan Mce- Millan Martys Shelley Keats Byron Desirea Tony Bleecker

Bible Study Classes Open Across Churches in Columbia La Porte

Reverend J H Jones will lead Bible study classes at the Columbia church for one week starting June 19 with daily sessions from 9 to 10 a m. The following week he will continue at the La Porte church from 9 to 10 a m. All residents are invited to attend.

Carlisle J. H. Jones la Porte Columbia

Local society notes follow Elyria area residents gatherings

Mrs Richard King hosted Nettle Finch Webber Club guests on East avenue. Lorain County Rural Carriers Association met at Burrs home with Walter Nevins and others from Chestnut Ridge attending. Several women and families visited hosts on East River and Graf ton roads. Ice cream festival at La Porte Methodist Church raised funds for church work. Families from Elyria La Porte and Oberlin attended events and visits with local households through Friday and weekend.

Richard King Nettle Finch Webber Club East Avenue Walter Nevins Chestnut Ridge Lorain County Rural Carriers Asociation and Auxiliary Dwight A. Burr Wayne Kropp Grafton Road Edward Pickard Nora Ellen East River Road Joyce Gregg Rudolph Phieffer Belden William Pfieffer la Grange Road Ladies’ Aid Society la Porte Methodist Church R. F. Vandemark Betty Alice Elyria H. H. Gregg Arthur Giles la Porte Otto R. Chapman The Hedges Oberlin M. D. Mack Quincy Street Alfred J. Hopkins Butternut Ridge Road

Circle No 3 meeting attended by Mrs Burr in Elyria

Mrs D A Burr of Grafton road attended Circle No 3 of the First Methodist church at a Thursday gathering hosted by Mrs H L Cordrey in Elyria.

D. A. Burr Grafton Road Cirle No. 3 First Methodist Church H. L. Cordrey Elyria

Garden party luncheon at Mrs Howard Miller’s home

Mrs. Howard Miller hosted Circle No. 9 of the First Methodist church at her Gratton road home on a Wednesday afternoon. The meeting took the form of a garden party and a self-serve tureen luncheon was served at one o'clock at a table in the garden.

Howard Miller Circle No. 9 First Methodist Church Gratton Road

Mrs Howard Miller Hosts Circle 9 Meeting

Mrs Howard Miller will entertain Circle No 9 of the Methodist church in Elyria at her home on East avenue Wednesday. A luncheon will be served and a report of the year's activities will be given as this is the last meeting of the year.

Howard Miller Circle No. 9 Methodist Church Elyria East Avenue

Women’s Missionary Convention Attended by Local Group

Mrs. H H Gregg of Butter nut Ridge road and Mrs. Newton L Whirk and Mrs. Walter Nevins of Chestnut Ridge attended the annual convention of the Woman s Foreign Missionary Societies of the Norwalk district of the Methodist church held in South Amherst on Friday.

H H. Gregg Butternut Ridge Road Newton L Whirk Walter Nevins Chestnut Ridge Woman's Foreign Missionary Societies Norwalk Methodist Church South Amherst

Avalon-Don Orchestra Entertained at Riverside Wiener Roast

Lindy Todga members attended a Tuesday evening gathering at the home of Misses Edna and Edith Whitney on the Grafton road. The event served as a courtesy to Avalon-Don orchestra members who had played at a Lindy Lodge sponsored dance. Wieners roasted along the riverbank as a pleasant evening concluded.

Lindy Todga Edna Edith Whitney Grafton Road Avalon-Don Lindy Lodge

Out of Doors Luncheon Hosted by Mrs Pickard

Mrs Edward Pickard entertained a group of friends Thursday at her Hast River road home. An outdoor luncheon was served at one o'clock in the yard. Attending were Mrs Wayne Kropp and son Buddy Mrs Frank Harrison and sons George Gene and Frank Mrs Pickard and daughters Nancy and Nora Miss Joyce Gregg Joyce and Helen Mae Malone and Mary Jane Prosser of Youngstown visiting their aunt Mrs Harrison.

Edward Pickard Hast River Road Wayne Kropp Buddy Frank Harrison Bons George Gene Frank Pickard Nancy Nora Joyce Gregg Joyce Helen Mae Malone Mary Jane Prosser Youngstown Harrison

Social Guests Include Spooner Family and Local Members

Mr and Mrs Clarence Spooner and two daughters of Cleveland were guests Sunday afternoon at the home of Mr and Mrs Richard D Forney on the Grafton road. Mr and Mrs Robert Stephens and Jennie Osborn of Berea were dinner guests Sunday of Mrs Stephens sister, Mrs James Alexander, at her La Porte home. Mr and Mrs W B Willis and children of the Butternut Ridge road left Tuesday morning to spend several weeks with relatives.

Clarence Spooner Cleveland Richard D. Forney Grafton Road Robert Stephens Jennie Osborn Berea Stephen James Alexander la Porte W. B. Willis Butternut Ridge Road Reja Karl Sandrock Russia Township Farm Wowen Oberlin Grange Hall Kathryn Albrecht Crystal Beach Aubumn Minnie Klar Kentucky Freda Bartlett Clarksfield F. C. Bartlett Grace Farrar Oberlin Clarence Albrecht Jacob Reinhard Amherst Juanita Schramm Marlon Corlett Edith Princehorn Ruth Brooks

Miss Beth Phelps Hosts Elyria Friends at Indian Hollow Road

Miss Beth Phelps entertained a group of friends from Elyria at her home on Indian Hollow road on Tuesday evening. Virgil Marshman of Cleveland was an overnight guest Wednesday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Krebs on Butternut.

Beth Phelps Elyria Indian Hollow Road Virgil Marshman Cleveland Albert Krebs Butternut Ridge

Wedding of Miss Mildred Gerhart and Elmer Gilgenbach

Mrs William McGuire of La Grange road and other relatives attended the wedding at Saint Peters church in Ridgeville on Tuesday morning. Elmer Gilgenbach of Station road wed Miss Mildred Gerhart of Ridgeville with Mrs Arthur Kuchenrither Elyria and Mrs George Smith listed among attendees. Mr and Mrs William Chalkley and son Billy of Cleveland were dinner guests Sunday at the Blue Creek Poultry Farm home of Mr and Mrs Richard D Forney on Grafton road.

William McGuire la Grange Road Arthur Kuchenrither Elyria George Smith June Smith Butternut Ridge Road Mildred Gerhart Ridgeville Elmer Gilgenbach Station Road Saint Peter’s Church William Chalkley Billy Cleveland Richard D. Forney Blue Creek Grafton Road

Summer School Trip For Miss Ruby Dawsy

Miss Ruby Dawsy of La Porte departed Sunday for Bowling Green to spend several weeks in study at a summer program hosted by the college or university.

Ruby Dawsy la Porte Bowling Green

Mrs Acker hosts Thimble Bee guests from Cleveland

Mrs George W. Acker played host Monday to members of the Thimble Bee. A picnic luncheon was served in the yard and guests from Cleveland enjoyed a delightful day. Eileen Reynolds of Lorain is visiting Mr. and Mrs John Lautsberry on La Crange road.

George W. Acker The Thimble Bee Cleveland Eileen Reynolds Lorain John Lautsberry la Crange Road

Farewells Luncheon For Calvert Family In Elyria

Mrs H A Dickason and others hosted a farewell luncheon for Mrs Norman W Calvert and daughter Maxine of Lakewood who depart Sunday for Boston for an indefinite stay. Guests included Jean and Dick Savage Donna Dickason Hope and Joyce Gregg. The gathering also mentions Hegginbothams Andersons Minkler kin and Arlene Haven as visitors. Walter Dirlam recovering at home on Graf ton road.

H. A. Dickason Elyria Paul M. Savage Rocky River H. H. Gregg Norman W. Calvert Maxine Lakewood Boston Jean Dick Savage Donna Dickason Hope Joyce Gregg Albert Hegginbotham Robson Road Alex Anderson Agnes Charlotte Seville David Minkler Ruth Hegginbotham Minkler Chippewa Lake Arlene Haven East Avenues H. C. Dildine Oberlin Road Lake Shore Walter Dirlam Grafton Road

Service for Odd Fellows in Grafton to attend Sea Porte church

Members of the Odd Fellows Lodge from Grafton will attend church service at the Sea Porte Methodist church Sunday morning. Reverend J. H. Jones, pastor, will preach and the choir will sing.

ODD Fellows Odd Fellows Lodge Grafton Sea Porte Methodist Church J. H. Jones

Roads or schools crisis prompts educator view

Garry C. Myers argues on a public education crisis weighing road building against keeping schools open. He cites labor lobbies, tax schemes, and quotes from Felix Frankfurter and Ambrose Suhrie on funding, burden on teachers, and the risk to children. Readers are invited to share opinions with the editor.

Central Press Elyria Chronicle-Telegram Garry C. Myers Ohio Georgia American Federation of Labor New York Times Federation of Labor Labor Citizens Conference Washington Interior Wilbur Felix Frankfurter Harvard University Law School Manchester Guardian England Ambrose L Suhrie New York University Chamber of Commerce Hutchins Chicago University

Berg recovery brings visitors to Oberlin home

Oberlin June 24 Friends of William Berg long confined by undulant fever learn of his recovery as relatives and neighbors visit from Amherst Oberlin Lorain and surrounding areas. A separate obituary notes the death of Charles Edwards son of Arthur and Mrs Edwards after an appendectomy at Allen Hospital in Oberlin School of Commerce student Charles left many mourners. Community events include a July 4 tureen supper at Henry Sandrock’s and reunions for graduating classes and 4-H club meetings with thirteen Little Big Seven members attending.

Oberlin William Berg Berg John Frederick Ray Jewett Fred Holzhauer James Bruce Amherst Stanley Dushee Lorain Dorothy Strickler Claude Berlin Heights Barbara Slater Charles Edwards Arthur Edwards Charles Allen Hospital Oberlin School of Commerce Ella Cox Cuyahoga Falls Walter Burgenheim North Olmsted George Hahn Guy Burgenheim William Gills East Quarries Hilda Gillis Eleanor Gillis Mabel May Ethel Cleveland Anna Berg Helen Rollins Medina Edward Schramm Esther Manus Youngstown Eliza Manns Junior East Oberlin

Lorain Guests Dine With Vermilion Hosts On Wednesday

Mr and Mrs George Hales of Lorain were supper guests Wednesday evening at the home of Mr and Mrs Henry Lautaberry on La Grange road. Mr and Mrs Bert Eddy of Butternut Ridge road and Mr and Mrs Frank Harrison of Grafton road drove to OKagies in Vermilion for dinner Wednesday evening.

George Hales Lorain Henry Lautaberry la Grange Bert Eddy Butternut Ridge Frank Harrison Grafton Road O'kagie’s Vermilion

Oldsmobile Sales Show Big Increase at June Meet

Miss Hazel Jhnson of Oberlin Grange announces a picture show for the upcoming regular meeting on Tuesday evening June 27. A refreshments committee is named. Six applicants for membership were approved to be voted on. The Grange conducted a memorial service for deceased members with music by Mrs. Alice Lawson and Mrs. Lena Hanlon. Oberlin Grange also joined the Centennial Parade, featuring a float of Jean Frederick Oberlin and a miniature cornfield setting with Theo Manns and Jean ReisenGer involved.

Hazel Jhnson Oberlin Grange Simeon Nash Cheste Gottlieb Buchs Rufus Gill Louis Behnke Charles Stanley Houghton P. Q. Johnson Cirole Wheeler Sesson Grange N F. Berg Alice Lawson Lena Hanlon Ernest Parke Oberlin College Oberlin Jean Frederick Oberlin

Plymouth and Oldsmobile Hit All Time Auto Sales High

Plymouth sales to consumers and factory shipments reached new peaks for the week ending June 10 with 6291 consumer cars sold and 8561 produced. Oldsmobile deliveries in the first 10 days of June rose 15 percent vs May, as production schedules were raised twice to meet dealer demand.

Plymouth Detroit Mid Harry G. Mocca Plymouth Motor Corporation Mr. Moock Olds Motor Works R. M. W. Shaw Oldsmobile

Road Information for Ohio Routes and Detours

A compact road information brief lists multiple travel routes across Ohio from Toledo to Cleveland Youngstown Canton and beyond. It notes connections via routes such as U S 20 U S 30 S R 58 S R 13 S R 3 and S R 42 with detours north of Carrollton and suggests consulting the Elyria Automobile Club for routes not in the report.

Toledo Norwalk Fremont S. R Chicago U. 8 U. S Massillon Canton Steubenville W. Va Wheeling Carollton Elyria Automobile Club

Heralds and coats of arms in old England

In historic England coats of arms marked distinction as heralds, public officials who traveled across the realm to examine pedigrees and shields and commit them to record.

England

Also Mentioned on This Page

Micmari Dermeny Bible Study Miller H. J. Minch Charles Miller Martine Miller Willard Hicks Hd. H. Gregg E. J. van Amburgh Tives Irving the Inland Loan Company Bidig E. W. Lehats Sveral God Lawson Kimpton Theo Manns Jean Reisinger Automobile News Howard B. Somers Lorain County Savings & Trust CO Jas. A. Hewitt
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