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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 27, 1931

Page

8

Mystery Flight of a British Lady in London

Ann Carmichael, daughter of a British professor, becomes bodyguard to Roy Burney, a young American millionaire. She helps search for a missing Lee Lawson, writing to Wanderers and high society contacts while Burney pursues a dangerous mission involving Lady Mooring. The couple grows closer as letters yield no clue and tension builds in London.

Ann Carmichael Borneo Roy T. Burney London Ann Lady Mooring Barney Ann Ia Filary Mooring Castle Countess Mooring Hilary Savoy Hotel Roy Burney The Savoy Roy Lee Lawson Lamovits Mooring

Jolly Stitchers 4-H Meet in Oberlin Grange Hall

Twenty four members of the Russia Township Jolly Stitchers 4-H Club met in Oberlin Grange Hall with leader Mrs Wellman and assistants. Doris Wangerin presided over a business session. Plans were made for a club picnic at the Arboretum in Oberlin on Thursday afternoon June 25. Members split into beginners advanced and gifts groups. Leaders inspected sewing and offered advice. Recreation ended the session with games guided by Ruth Daie.

Oberlin Road Russia Township Jolly Stitchers Oberlin Grange Hall Wellman M. L., Hurst Mary Charlton Doris Wangerein Arboretum Oberlin Ruth Daie

Golden Glow 4-H Club Holds Sewing Session

The Golden Glow 4-H Sewing Club met Friday at Mrs. John Kern's home. Gertrude Hobbs led the business session, the constitution and bylaws adopted last year were reviewed and rearranged, then the girls cut summer dresses and shared outdoor games.

Golden Glow 4-H John Kern Gertrude Hobbs

Harvest Season Dampens Oberlin Grange Attendance

Harsh harvest work reduced turnout at Oberlin Grange meetings. Chester Nash reported on rural dramatics interest in Elyria led by R. B. Tom of Ohio State University, with plans for a winter Lyceum course. F. W. Brown summarized the Masters and Secretaries Conference at Bigerville Grange Hall featuring Joseph Fichter. A barn dance was announced for June 24 at the Simeon Nash home with Moonlight Serenaders. Jessie Kimpton led the program and introduced W. G. Cockey who spoke on leadership and followers, noting Ohio’s merit. Two Kimpton solos closed the program amid small attendance.

Oberlin Grange Chester Nash Elyria R. B. Tom Ohio State University F. W. Brown Grange Bigeville Grange Hall Joseph Fichter Ohio State Grange Simeon Nash Jessie Kimpton W. G. Cockey Middle West Ohio Caskey Kimpton

Grandmother Brown and Just Be Glad Enjoyed

Reading notes mention two pieces titled Grandmother Brown and Just Be Glad that were greatly enjoyed. The fragment suggests audience appreciation without detailing event, performer, or venue.

Brown

Belden Social Notes Bind Local Gatherings

Belden residents recount a Sunday Black River picnic with Mr. and Mrs. Bert Goodman and families plus Mr. and Mrs. Otto Deimling. D. G. Reisinger, Fred Reisinger, Mrs. Nellis Lehman and Henry Schriver attended the WCTU convention in Eaton with Schriver and Reisinger performing solos. Mrs. Chas. Wise and daughter Jeanne joined Mrs. John Bowman and Mrs. James Aldrich for a Cleveland outing Tuesday.

Jeanne John Bowman James Aldrich Cleveland

Kandew Club Meets Boys Four H Club Belden

Kandew Club meets Monday at the school house then visits boys at their homes to view projects. The group ends the evening at Henry Schriver’s home. Judd Hoff talks on rabbits. Next meeting at Henry Barth’s home. A L Wise returns to Canton after two weeks at home.

Belden Kmandew Club Henry Schriver Judd Hoff Henry Barth

Girls' 4-H Club Meets at School House

The Girls' Four-H Clubs known as the Jolly Jo's met Tuesday afternoon at 1 36 at the schoolhouse to discuss club activities and plans for upcoming events.

Jolly Jo’s

Separate club meetings propose room upgrades and duties

The Attractive Rooms Club met under president Oleeva Wise to plan room improvements and rearrange items for appeal. Pauline Hoff presided over the Useful Articles Club business meeting. Future refreshments will be provided by Irene Schaefer, Sharlene Wise, Marcella Burtons and Nadine Lehman.

Oleeva Wise Pauline Hoff Useful Articles Club Irene Schaefer Sharlene Wise Marcella Burtons Nadine Lehman

Belden Residents Attend Masonic Strawberry Festival

Those from Belden who attended the Masonic Strawberry and Ice Cream Festival at Litchfield Lodge Monday evening were Mrs P H Rogers and daughters Donna and Lois Robert Shellhaus Donald Cleverdon Mr and Mrs Leon Lehman Dorothy Sandrock Mr and Mrs Dwight Reisinger and sons Edward and Fred The young people offered a musical program Dorothy Sandrock played two trumpet solos Fred Reisinger two violin solos and several violin duets by Lois Rogers and Fred Reisinger Lois Rogers also gave a reading.

Belden Litchfield Lodge P. H. Rogers Donna Lois Robert Shellhaus Donald Cleverdon Leon Lehman Dorothy Sandrock Dwight Reisinger Edward Fred Fred Reisinger Lois Rogers

Elyria social attendance at races marks week

Mrs. Wm. Law was in Elyria on Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Wise and Jeanne attended the night horse races in Elyria on Monday and Tuesday evenings.

Wm. Law Elyria Chas. Wise Jeanne

Local Social Notes From Ridgeville June Gatherings

Ridgeville residents report visits and hosting duties across several households. The Holticks and Blasers hosted dinner guests on Station road. Mary Falkner to entertain the Friendship Club on June 30. Family trips brought visits from Lincoln Place and Fairview. Others journeyed to Elyria and Cleveland for events and meetings.

Athletic Club Picnic At North Olmsted Park

The Men’s and Ladies Athletic club held a picnic at Community Park in North Olmsted on Thursday evening with old members and families totaling about ninety two attendees. A luncheon from baskets was served and activities will resume in the fall when school opens. Miss Oletha Eldred visited Elyria Friday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. M Race.

Athletic Club Community Park North Olmsted Oletha Eldred Elyria

Women’s Missionary Society Meets at Manse

The Congregational church Women’s Missionary Society held a June meeting at the Manse with Mrs. Chas Bechtel leading. The group read from Trailing the Conquistadors and shared a letter from Rev. Henry Stick of the Adams Mission station in Dunbar Africa. Refreshments followed as attendees listed include Mrs. Adam Claus Sr. and several others.

Brownhelm Women’s Missionary Society of the Congregational Church Manse Chas Bechtel C. Bechtel R. W. Bechtel Henry Stick Adams Dunbar Africa Adam Claus R. BE. Albright Adam Claus, Sr Arthur Rice A. J. Shattuck George Cooper Hayes Whittlesey Mary Chapin Grace Helen Rice Albright

Attend Flower Tour with County Extension Group

Attendees from the area at the Flower Garden tour held by the county extension department last Wednesday include Mrs. Adam Claus, Mrs. Florence Claus, Mrs. W. B. Garrett, Mrs. F. W. Brandan, Mrs. A. J. Cooper, Mrs. 4H. L. Leimbach, Mrs. John Portman, Mrs. J. H. Miller, Mrs. A. B. Andrews, Mrs. Ray Lees, Mrs. Elmer Love, and Rev. and Mrs. R. J. Albright with daughter Eleanor.

County Extension Department Adam Claus Florence Claus W. B. Garrett F. W. Brandan A. J. Cooper

Dinner entertains friends and relatives at Anna Peasler home

Mrs. Anna Peasler entertained a number of friends and relatives at dinner Sunday. Guests included Wesley Springer of Oberlin with Mrs. Paul Springer and sons Elroy and Fred, Mr. and Mrs. Edward Dolk and family of Cleveland, Mr. and Mrs. Erwin Peasley and family of Vermilion, Mr. and Mrs. Conrad Heidrich and son Paul, Carl Springer of Camden with Martha Edith and Clarence Biackert of Kipion.

Anna Peasler Wesley Springer Co Oberlin Paul Springer Elroy Fred Edward Dolk Cleveland Erwin Peasley Vermilion Conrad Heidrich Paul Carl Springer Camden Martha Edith Clarence Biackert Kipion

Suffering From Ivy Poisoning Confines Kneisel At Home

Robert Kneisel has been confined to his home this week by a severe ivy poisoning attack.

Robert Kneisel

Bechtel Family Attends Oberlin Funeral for George Shanks

Mr and Mrs Charles Bechtel and their son Raymond attended funeral services in Oberlin Wednesday afternoon for George Shanks who died Monday evening in Oberlin.

Charles Bechtel Raymond Oberlin George Shanks

Former Pastor Visited Here From Annapolis

Rev and Mrs Adam Allis of Annapolis Maryland were guests at the home of Mr and Mrs Austin Andrews from Sunday to Tuesday. Allis formerly pastored the Congregational church here until May 1920 and now teaches at St. Johns College Annapolis. They left Tuesday for Greeley Colorado to spend the summer.

Adam Allis Annapolis Maryland Austin Andrews Congregational Church St. Joan's College, Annapolis Greeley Colorado

Bennett couple visiting Palmetto relative this summer

Mr and Mrs Charles Bennett of Palmetto Florida are spending time this summer at the home of their sister Mrs Martin Schrader and her family.

Charles Bennett Palmetto Florida Martin Schrader

Return from Wauseon and Napoleon trip

Harvey L. Brandau motored to Wauseon and Napoleon Sunday and was accompanied home Sunday evening by Mrs. Brandau and son John and Mrs. J. E. Fauver of Elyria who had been spending several days with relatives there. Mrs. Margaret Brandau remained at Wauseon for a two week visit.

Wauseon Harvey L. Brandau Napoleon Brandau John J. E. Fauver Elyria Margaret Brandau

VISIT NIAGARA FALLS

Mrs. Ed Arndt and guests Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bennett and Mrs. Mary Keller of Kipton spent several days recently at Niagara Falls.

Niagara Falls Ed Arndt Charles Bennett Mary Keller Kipton

Local residents share visits and gatherings this Sunday

Mrs John D Lewis of Cleveland spent Tuesday with her parents Mr and Mrs A J Shattuck. Mrs Adam Angersbach of Henrietta stayed with the Walter Angersbach home. Many neighbors including Mr and Mrs Howard Shattuck and children Arthur and Clair Ruple visited Geo Peck and daughter in Ridgeville Sunday. Various Bechtels Angersbachs and Bechtels from Middle Ridge Henrietta Elyria and Detroit joined family visits and church events, while Buzzard family members spent Monday nights in Willard and Elyria.

John D. Lewis Cleveland A J. Shattuck Adam Angersbach Henrietta Walter Angersbach Howard Shattuck Arthur Clair Ruple Geo. Peck Ridgeville Newton Bechtel Middle Ridge Herbert Bechtel Joan Detroit Mich

North Russia Briefs June visitors and social notes

North Russia notes a flurry of Sunday visits and family gatherings across Elyria Oberlin Amherst and South Ridge. Mr and Mrs Join Franklin visited Burt Franklin in Elyria while Harriett Sandrock stayed with grandmother Mrs Meda Sandrock. Communities share casual calls and extended kinship across area households.

North Russia Join Franklin Burt Franklin Elyria Harriett Sandrock Meda Sandrock Edwin Hoeh Oberlin Martin Schroeder Amherst Fred Bergs Simeon Nash Chester Chestnut Ridge Will Berg Walter Wilford Oberlin Road Ed Gibson Hollis Keighley Henry Hacker Harry Gibson John Hill Ed Lanislow Elmer Schubert Hazel Gibson Frank Austin Lakewood Clarence Albright Wilson Haughs

Arm injury slowsDonald Holzhauer at John Franklin mill

Donald Holzhauer broke his arm while cranking a truck at the John Franklin home where he is employed. He was taken to Oberlin for treatment. Miss Lucile Schubert of Cleveland spent Monday and Tuesday with her parents.

Donald Holzhauer John Franklin Oberlin

Needle Guild Picnic Sparks Local Thread of Grievance

Members of the North Russia Needle Guild attended a picnic at Cascade Park in Biyra last Thursday. Those from here who joined included Mrs. Chas. Gibson Mrs. Henry Sandrock and Mrs. Ed.

Needle Guild North Russia Needle Guild Cascade Park Biyra Chas. Gibson Henry Sandrock

Local Family Reunion and June Meeting Held

Berg, Mrs. Harlan Schramm, Jeanette Berg and Harriett Sandrock attended the Foskett family reunion at Remson Corners Sunday. The North Russia Farm Women's Club held their June meeting at the Grange hall in Oberlin.

Elmer Schubert Foskett Remson Corners North Russia Farm Women's Club Grange Hall Oberlin

Funeral Honors For Two Teens In South Amherst Crash

Mr and Mrs Fred Forester Fred Schneider Thomas Keating and Ed Sanislow attended the funeral of Ernest Eberhardt and Walter Gaumann at St Johns Evangelical church in South Amherst Monday afternoon. The two youths were killed Friday night when their motorcycle collided with an automobile just east of Elyria. Walter Gaumann lived with the Foresters since coming from Switzerland two years ago. their parents live in Switzerland.

Fred Forester Fred Schneider Thomas Keating Ed Sanislow Ernest Eberhardt Walter Gaumann St. John’s Evangelical Church South Amherst Elyria Switzerland

Seaton Service Routs Seaton Field Opponents in Weekend Scores

West Russia reports last week results at Seaton field with Penfield 3, Seaton Service 20, Tellings Belle Vernon of Wellington 2, and Oberlin and Yellows 1. Sunday games yielded Seaton Service 25 and 29 against Oberlin and Yenkstra 6, with Lake Ere Light and Power from Norwalk set to play Seaton Service next.

West Russia Seaton Penfield Seaton Service Tellings Belle Vernon Wellington Oberlin and Yellows Yenkstra Lake Ere

Local social notes from Amherst area

Miss Marcia Williams, student nurse at St. Luke's in Cleveland, visited Miss Mary Kelley Sunday. Several calls at the M. R. Kelley home on Wednesday afternoon. Catherine Clark left for an indeterminate stay in Colorado Springs. Eleanor Squires visits her aunt Mrs. Lyman Knowles in Elyria for a few days. Funeral attendance noted for Mrs. Floyd Twining in Brighton. Weekend guests from Steubenville include Floyd Worthington and daughter, with the Humphreys. A fishing party went to Sandusky with Eva Hungerford and Walter Berg. The Sanford and Hungerford families, plus others, traveled back from New Jersey and Vermilion visits. Multiple Amherst-area residents mentioned in social calls, travels, and funeral attendance.

Marcia Williams St. Luke’s Hospital Cleveland Mary Kelley Cliff Kinsley Ada Berger M. R. Kelley Catherine Clark Colorado Springs Colo Eleanor Squires Lyman Knowles Elyria W. R. Whitney Hart Floyd Twining Brighton Floyd Worthington Steubenville Tom Humphrey Mervin Schubert Edison Highway Cox Amherst Eva Hungerford Walter Berg Sandusky W. H. Sanford New Jersey C. H. Hungerford Vermilion Sam Gauman Gertrude Walter Wm. Gerber Walter Gauman Ernest Eberhardt South Amherst Evangelical Robert Dudley Dan Campbell Carlisle Ben Dudley Albert Bischoff Collins F. W. Clark Wm. Clark Chicago Grace Braun Bessie Thompson Lester Morris Mansfield Harry Aikens Frank Sedelke

Tenth Annual Convention Opens at Lakeside Ohio

NEW LONDON AT LAKESIDE June 27 The tenth Annual Convention of the Congregational Young People's Societies opened at Lakeside Ohio last Monday with delegations from every point in Ohio and visitors from surrounding states. On Monday morning the Rev. and Mrs W H Husing local pastor and wife and Claude Bracy motor to Lakeside taking five of the local C E members who are attending the convention during the week. They are the Misses Thalia Shaver Mabel Robertson Ethel White and Edward Finney and Wilbur Reeley.

Lakeside New London Congregational Young People’s Societies Lakeside Ohio W. H. Husing Claude Bracy C. E Thalia Shaver Mabel Robertson Ethel White Edward Finney Wilbur Reeley

Christian Endeavor Picnic Draws Huron County Group

The Huron County Christian En deavor Societies held a joint picnic at Peru on Wednesday with plentiful food and good cheer. New London contributed eleven delegates to the event, sharing in the outing and fellowship.

Huron County Christian Endeavor Societies Peru New London

Sunday Services at the Church Schedule

Sunday services will be conducted as usual with school at 9 45 A M followed by the sermon at 11 00 A M Christian Endeavor at six o clock P M.

Christian Endeavor

Missionary Program at Beth Eden Baptist Church

Rev. G. L. Kettingring leads services at Beth Eden Baptist Church with a missionary program. Alma Doering from the Unevangelical Tribes Mission of South Africa will speak, joined by Ruth Hege of Welington. Sunday school starts at 9 45 with a sermon at 11 themed Labor of Love. Prayer meeting is set for 7 30 Thursday.

Beth Eden Baptist Church G. L. Kettingring Alma Doering Unevangelical Tribes Mission of South Africa Ruth Hege Welington D. M. Hotchkiss

Quarterly Conference Sunday Meeting Notice

Rev W B Robinson pastor of the First M E Church announces the Quarterly Conference gathering this Sunday at the church. Members and lay leaders are urged to attend for reports and discussions on church affairs and upcoming programs. The notice calls for punctual attendance and participation by the congregation.

W. B. Robinson M. E

Local church announces Sunday services and Lakeside Institute trip

A church invites strong attendance for Sunday School at 9:45 A. M. and preaching at 11:30 A. M. on Sunday, June 28. Epworth League is led by Ira Sutherland, with plans for a Lakeside Institute trip. last year’s delegation was praised and hopes are high for more participants this year.

Epworth League Ira Sutherland Lakeside

Quiet wedding unites Miss Helen Hileman and Mr. Louis Heyman

On Wednesday June 24 at the local Methodist Parsonage Rev. W B Robinson solemnized the marriage of Miss Helen Hileman oldest daughter of Mr and Mrs F Hileman and Mrs Louis Heyman second son of Mr and Mrs Charles Heyman of Norwalk The ceremony used a single ring and was witnessed by immediate family Only Evelyn Hileman and Carl Heyman served as bridesmaid and best man The bride wore light blue georgette a green traveling suit was worn by Mrs Heyman The couple left for a Niagara Falls honeymoon and to visit relatives in New York State Mrs Heyman is a New London High School graduate class of 1925 and longtime employee of C E Ward Co The couple are named as popular local figures and well wishers are sent for their future success.

Helen Hileman F. Hileman Louis G. Heyman Charles Heyman Norwalk W. B. Robinson Evelyn Hileman Carl Heyman Hileman Country Mrs. Heyman

Men’s Chorus to Sing at Ashland

The New London Men’s Chorus under Ray Johnson will travel to Ashland Ohio for a sacred concert at 8:00 PM in the Presbyterian church. The four leading churches unite for the occasion. The 33 voice chorus consists mainly of city business men.

Ashland New London Ray Johnson Ohio

Weiner Roast for M. E. Church League at Brookside Park

Thirty four members of the local M. E. Church League attended a weiner roast at Brookside Park Ashland on Tuesday evening. Bathing baseball miniature golf and other games provided diversions and all reported a fine time. The event is part of a series of summer picnics planned in nearby parks.

E. L M. E. Church League Brookside Park Ashland

Local Notables Visit Norwalk Area Residents

Henry Parnell visited Norwalk on Wednesday. Miss Jenicose O Hara spent the weekend at the Old Homestead in Huron Ohio with a party of sixteen guests hosted by Miss Mildred Stang of Sandusky. Mrs C L Burges of Hammond Indiana who cared for her mother at the O F Dunlap home on East Main Street has returned home. she is sister of Mrs Dunlap. J Harvey Sackett attended his granddaughter Elizabeth Sackett s wedding to Gershom Morse Barber of Lakewood Ohio in Lorain Monday. Master John Creston McConnell of Lorain is ten days a guest of his grandparents Mr and Mrs W C Hoover. Misses Gladys and Kathleen Hill visit their grandmother in Warren Ohio. E A Winebar local Big Four Ticket Agent was a Norwalk visitor on Wednesday.

Henry Parnell Norwalk Jenicose O'Hara Huron Ohio Mildred Stang Sandusky C. L. Burges Hammond Indiana O. F. Dunlap East Main Street Birgess Dunlap J. Harvey Sackett Lorain Elizabeth Sackett Gershom Morse Barber Lakewood John Creston McConnell W. C. Hoover Gladys Kathleen Hill Warren E. A. Winebar Big Four Jacob Swonger Ruth Marie W. H. Wasem Ed Wasem Lakeland Beach Minnie Glime Minnie Betty Gerber Teddy Walper Mt. Vernon Henry Glime R. H. Waldron Maraquite Berlin Heights Mary Bogart Mildred Snellenberger EB. H. Snellenberger Hlyria Leon Richmond G. R. Rubiman William Holl Amherst Hartman Holzhauer John Shaffer Pittsfield J. N. Sennhenn Vermilion A. L. Weideman Harry South Street L. D. Sherod Charley Crenzebach Wr. C. Henry Harris Dutridge Cleveland M. A. Ewell C. W. Reid C. C. Schister Elyria A. L. Weidemann

Garden Club Meets in New London June Afternoon

New London Home Garden Flower club met at Mrs. Anna Swanger home on June 23 with 14 members. President Mrs. Minnie Seiler conducted the meeting, roll call by Mrs. Elsie Sackett, minutes read, roses and church article enjoyed. Mrs. Gregory to Southland soon. club presents memento. After, members toured gardens and enjoyed cherries. adjourned to meet July 14 at Mrs. Mayme O'Hara with program on roses and apri showers all year. Lectures at Karolyn Theater June 29 at 50 cents. all members invited.

Garden Club New London Fern Morris Edith Teets Christine O'Hara Karolyn Theater

Local families visit and school news span

Mr and Mrs E R Williams and two sons of Girard Ohio spend time with Mr and Mrs F S Sutherland and family. Mrs Fey Arnett of Fitchville visits her grandmother Mrs Johanna Luxon of Grant Street. John Beattie N S H S 727 earned an AB degree from Oberlin College and will serve as quartermaster at Camp Harkness Willoughby Ohio during the summer.

E. R. Williams Girard F. S. Sutherland Fey Arnett Fitchville Johanna Luxon Grant Street John Beattie Oberlin College Camp Harkness Willoughby

Local school changes and community notices

In fall he will teach English and coach at Deere Field Academy in Deerfield Maz. George Jacoby, son of Dr and Mrs G W Jacoby, leaves for Champlain Ill for summer school. The North East Ohio District president Rev W B Robinson is reelected at Spencer. 1932 conference opens in Elyria Ohio. Linn Farm Women’s Club picnic hosted by Mrs Bertha Sturtevant at Fitchville road. Mr and Mrs Burke return from Texas and reside on West Main. They traveled about 18000 miles in six days. New London fans urged to attend. W C Hoover builds a night court next to his garage and challenges locals to games with a patriotic court and strong players.

Deerefield Academy Deerfield Maz George Jacoby G. W. Jacoby Champlain Ill Epworth Spencer W. B. Robinson M. BS North East Ohio Elyria Ohio Linn Farm Women’s Club Bertha Sturtevant Fitchville Road P. H. Burke Charles Los Fresnos Texas Rio Grande Burke West Main Street Horseshoe London

Local Society Notes from Birmingham and Nearby

Mrs Ira Ramsey and daughter Edna with Mr and Mrs Ted Wilber guests in Birmingham. Several residents visit relatives in Day ton Kipton Lorain Wakeman and Cleveland. Della DeHart improving slowly draws concern. Ardath Kuntz of Lorain visits grandparents H C Bechtel and family.

Birmingham Ira Ramsey Edna Dayton L. Nola Celina Ted Wilber William Geist Kipton J. D. Parker Della DeHart Lawrences Hintz Hintz H. M. Dute Theodore Kuntz Lyle Lorain H. C. Bechtel Norvine Collingwood Kent Ohio Fred Elmes Wakeman Mary E. Tim

Wasem reunion fills Lakeland Beach with 48 attendees

Mr and Mrs Jacob Swonger and Ruth Marie with W H Wasem and kin gathered at Lakeland Beach Ohio for the Wasem reunion Sunday. A noon dinner, games, dancing and ball games provided diversions while a band played for the 48 attendees.

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