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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1936
Page
4
A June 26 column blends city life notes and celebrity snapshots. It riffs on actors, writers, ferries, and fashion, with musings about Carrie Carroll era stage stars, Woolworth, Kaufman, and Peggy Joyce, weaving New York mood with literary reflections and social scenes.
Mrs Charles Wise hosted the Community Circle gathering on June 18 with members including Mrs Mary Killip Mrs Herman Wise Mrs Smith Mrs Dwight Reisinger Mrs A L Wise Mrs Clarence Wine Mrs Donna Rust and Mrs Harold Pfeiffer. An ensuing Belden Jolly Jon meeting featured hust pews position demonstrations by Martha Grabenstetter Rosemary Grabenstetter and Henriette De Vincenzo.
In a tense study scene, Allstone holds the group at gunpoint while Larry Cooper and Marcia devise an escape. Larry wrests control, allowing Gigi to freed, and they search the damp cellar for a hidden air shaft. A stone panel opens to reveal a dark passage, setting up the chase.
Mr and Mrs Bryn Phillips of Cleveland hosted Mr and Mrs Charles Wise Sunday. W Q Turner of LaGrange dined with Herman Wise. Enna Harrison, recently ill, was taken to Elyria Clinic for observation. Numerous local families visited and hosted guests in Columbia Station, Cleveland, and nearby towns, with a Bradley orchestra member Neil Wise joining a Put-in-Bay trip.
Mr and Mrs A L Wise spent June 18 with Mr and Mrs Ralph Linderman in Columbia. Mrs Irene Wise Florence and Beniah spent Friday afternoon with Mrs Henry Pfeiffer in Litchfield. A L Wise Herman Wise and Frank Wise were in Columbus on business June 18. Mathew Hite of Cleveland was Sunday supper guest of Mr and Mrs George Grahenstetter.
A delightful Thursday afternoon gathering of the Ladies Aid was hosted at Mrs. Minor Eldred’s home with thirty five attendees and several children including two sets of twins. A lunch by Mrs. Eldred assisted by Mrs. Nash and Mrs. Merrett Nash followed by social chat and stunts. Prize winners were Mrs. Carpenter and Mrs. Harding. The next meeting is scheduled at the Harrison home on July 2.
Mr and Mrs Burney and daughter Lois of Lakewood join Len DeLloyd for Sunday dinner. Elyria visitors include Mrs W O Harding grandson Billy Mrs Robert Harding and Miss Marian Ward. Ray Taylor from Huntington visits son and daughter with John Wehrhoff then travels to New York by motor. Robert Taylor family visits brother in Kilbuck Ohio. Kilmer Krenger Arthur Smith Agnes and spouses spend Sunday in La Grange at the Stranahan home. William Sons of
Crochet pattern 5 shows a hat and purse with rib stitch brim and flap and plain stitch body. Instructions and material list included. Send 10 cents to Chronicle Telegram Household Arts Dept 259 W 14th St New York NY 10011 with name address and pattern number.
Mrs Walter Grobe hosted a Tf D Club meeting with a research party style social. Elmer Vietzen led the business session and an ice cream social was planned for Tuesday and a July 1 picnic at Century Park. Luncheon served to numerous members and relatives. Bechtel reunion planned in Barberton. Ohio University graduation attended by Robert Sweet. Grand aunt dies in Amherst.
Community notes from Amherst and nearby towns record a June 18 Circle two meeting at Mrs. William Berg's Oberlin Road home, Mrs. Mary Schaub and others attending. Other items mention travel to Bucyrus missionary gathering, supper and dinner visits in Lorain and Cleveland, and relatives visiting kin in Ohio towns.
Mr and Mrs A C Norris left for Cincinnati where their son Wayne M Norris will wed Miss Ida McCrory at the Evangelical Congregational Church on Saturday evening Wayne is a chemical engineer with Hilton Davis Varnish and Ink Co in Cincinnati After the ceremony the couple will tour Mammoth Cave Lincoln's Birthplace and My Old Kentucky Home and then stay with their parents on vacation
Mr Norris his wife and his uncle Mr Campbell will reside at 1117 Troy Avenue Row on returning home Oscar Nichols will deliver a sermon on Marriage at the morning services at the Community Church next Sunday morning aimed at couples and those planning marriage.
The advisor Robert Pickworth led a Monday meeting of the Boys 4 H Club deciding a wiener roast at Miller's on Sunday afternoon June 28 and a wall judging tour on June 25 was declined due to home duties. Members present included William Nieding Jay Pycraft James Pycraft Don Whitney Otis Pickworth Paul Brandt Calvin Whitney Howard McConnell and Floyd Whitney.
State treasurer Charles M. Armstrong says sales tax tokens will boost revenue as tourists likely carry about 500 thousand dollars of tokens home this summer. The state buys tokens for 1.49 per thousand and sells them for 2. The last sentence references the Pharaoh of ancient Egypt as the Sun God in human form.
Four and twenty relatives gathered Monday evening June 15 to honor Mr. and Mrs. W. Steck on their silver wedding anniversary. They received ellets for the occasion. City folk visited, travelers went to Vinita, Okla., and others hosted friends and family at various gatherings. Genev a Steingass and Donald Parfitt graduated from Baldwin-Wallace College with B S degrees. A birth announced for a son at Lakeside Hospital, Cleveland.
Michel of Granger and Kenneth Delemore were guests while Janice Arick visits her grandmother Mrs Jenple Arick of Medina. Michael Kristlek is in Findlay Ohio on business this week.
North Russia notes a series of Sunday and Monday visits among local families and relatives. Entrants include George Garrison and family in Willoughby, Carl Berg at Mervin Schubert home, Ed. Gibson of Elyria and of Cleveland at Harry Gibson's, Clarence Everett and family from Elyria at Jacob Schramm's, Fred Burg and daughter Jeanette at Martin Schroeder's in Amherst, and multiple gatherings in Nazareth, Huntington, Berea, Lorain, and New Oberlin involving Lanfslow, Latteman, Eckert, Dallas, and Manns households. The social round continues with visits to Schramm and Redman households and a birthday dinner for Mr. Berg.
Circle Two of the Women’s Union of St. Peter’s Evangelical Reformed church of Amherst met at the host’s home Thursday afternoon with Mrs. John Peters leading devotion and Mrs. John Delfield reading a paper. Sixteen members attended and refreshments were served by the hostess for the occasion along with guests Mrs. Louis Behnke Mrs. Winifred Latteman Mrs. Fred Berg Mrs. Charles Gibson Mrs. John Wiegand Mrs. Kath Loveland and Mrs. Lucy Roemer.
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