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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1933
Page
7
Virginia arrives at the old house to find no one expecting her yet. She rejects Derekdale plans, accepts a simple Christmas with the Barlows, Roger, and Mary Lee, and imagines a future with rooms for her and Rickey. A yachting trip and Rickey's fate loom as the chapter ends.
Mr and Mrs Fisner and son Harold of Medina spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Henry Pallas and family in West Ridge.
Mrs. Janet Seely and her children Clark and Iris together with her father Mr. Hirsemanna and Vareus Gerlach and Bernice Hasell of Detroit were entertained at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Lauer and family Sunday.
Mr and Mrs C Vi Williams and grandson Robert Renouard attended the Oberlin road Community Church picnic at Campbell's Grove on Sunday accompanied by Misses Margaret Pallas Jean Wagner Marian Pallas and Marie Menz of Elyria who attended the Evangelical Union event.
Mr and Mrs Fred Schramm and daughter Zelda attended a Thursday evening reception at St Pauls church Elyria in honor of Rev Irions 245th anniversary in the ministry.
A West Ridge man plans to wed soon, with wedding bells expected to ring in the near future as the couple prepares for their life together.
Mr and Mrs Ollie Minnich and their sons Gilbert Louis and Roger motor to Crystal Beach Sunday to spend the day.
Mrs Harry Lauer and daughter Marian joined Mrs Henry Voziesong at Circle No 3 of St Pauls Church Elyria for a Tuesday afternoon gathering at the home of Mrs Apar in Elyria.
Mrs Velma Wertz of Warren Ohio and Mrs Ralph Griffin with son Billy Owen of Butler Pennsylvania spent Monday and Tuesday as overnight guests of Mr and Mrs William Wagner and their family.
Mr and Mrs R W Richards and family hosted their children and Blanche of Lakewood for a Sunday evening dinner.
Miss Jean Wagner will entertain the Oh Gee Club Friday evening. Mr and Mrs J H Penfound and son Harlan and Ardith Caywood called on Mr and Mrs Arthur Butler of Ridgeville on Wednesday evening.
Mrs Loretia Decker and son Verne and grandson, with Mr and Mrs H H Drusendahl and daughter Leota, called on Mr and Mrs George Knittel and family of the Edison highway. Mr and Mrs Karl Simms and children Lois Virginia and Dolores visited Mrs Catherine Roth and family of Carlisle Center. Mr and Mrs J H Penfound and son Harlan called on Mr and Mrs Robert Smith of Chestnut Ridge. Clifton Simms and Miss Myra Duttnel called on Karl Simms’s family. Mrs Harvey Brown and son Morris of Elyria called on Mrs Etta Brown. Mr and Mrs Charles Joy and Mrs Fred Fry of Cleveland were guests at Charles Schwartz’s home.
Sunday visitors included Mr and Mrs Clarence Walk of Elyria calling on Mr and Mrs Carl Sprague. Karl Seely of Amherst and Carl Straus of Spencer stopped by the Burrer family Sunday evening.
Mise Maudine Johnston of Fly Rim spent the weekend with her aunt Mise Freda Johnston.
A compact essay notes how pity and laughter travel through everyday conduct, contrasting sympathetic responses with humor in ordinary social exchanges. The piece reflects on human behavior, social norms, and the balance between empathy and amusement in daily life.
The Senior Sisters 4H Club met with advisor Mrs. Mabel Bear and assistant Miss Velma Whitney at Mrs. Bear’s home with 100 percent attendance. Members cut out undergarments as their first summer project work and discussed local and district exhibition plans for July 31 to August 9. Next meeting set for June 29 at 1:00 p.m.
The Winone Sunday School Class entertained their mothers with 27 attendees including Mrs. Gillette of Brighton and Mrs. Florence Holden of Oberlin. Colors blue and silver were adopted, the party featured blue and white desserts, three group stunts, and praises from Rev. William Smith for the class’s work.
Pitt McRoberts of Seattle Washington Mrs Cora Reynolds and daughter Clair from Oberlin were recent guests for supper at the home of Mr and Mrs Ray Carter and family.
Miss Beatrice Devereaux of Wellington traveled to Bowling Green on Sunday with Ernie Green and Lynn Brassee to visit a classmate of the former.
Jr. and Mrs. Emil Smith and daughters Virginia Frances Faith Betty and Grace of Strongsville were Sunday dinner and afternoon guests of Mrs. Smith's sister and family Mr. and Mrs. Walter H. Green.
Mr and Mrs Judd M Bright of E College Street Oberlin were Sunday evening and supper guests of Mr and Mrs Earl Heiden.
Mr. and Mrs. LeRoy Loungs brough hosted Friday evening guests including Mr. and Mrs. M. L. Burden and son Billy of Sullivan, and Mrs. Albach and Mr. John Anderson of Camden, arriving for a social visit with the household and family.
Messrs Dogerty and Dempse of Cleveland drill a gas well on the farm of Mr and Mrs Hf E Piper. Drilling began Friday morning as crews started work on the site.
Epworth League members traveled to Spencer on Sunday evening to take part in League activities there, joining local members for an evening of fellowship and program events.
Miss Betty Maye Lounsbrough spent Saturday and Sunday with her aunt and husband Mr Henry Worcester and Mrs Worcester in Oberlin sharing a family visit over the weekend.
A large crowd attended Sunday evening’s Children’s Day exercises at the Community Church. The children performed well in their program and were well received by the audience.
Miss Betty Louise Beam of Henrietta has returned to her home after visiting her cousins Elizabeth Gertrude and Ruth Jordan.
Daily notes list birth years of notable figures and key historical events. Includes Dr. Alexis Carrel 1878 and Otis Skinner 1858, landmarks like 1902 Panama Canal support, 1914 Sarajevo assassination starting World War I, 1919 Versailles treaty, 1927 Hawaii flight, 1929 Alfred E. Smith nomination, and 193 Allied occupation left Germany.
Avon residents attended a tea and dinner at St Marys Hall Elyria honoring Rt Rev Bishop McFadden and diocesan officers. Guests included Mr and Mrs Joseph Forthofer Mr and Mrs Franks Reigelsberger Mr and Mrs Lawrence Heckel Mrs Arthur Christ Miss Lena Ruth and others from Cleveland and Avon with local families hosting. Dorothy Shewing stayed with Mr and Mrs Knapp. George Jenkins and guests visited on Sunday.
Mrs Josephine Kevarick sister of Mrs W C Wagner and her daughter Sylvia arrived in Avon to spend the summer with the W C Wagner family. A Detroit road dinner bridge was hosted by Mr and Mrs John T Knapp for Lakewood friends. Clearwater visitors Joseph Trebisky and wife will stay a month with Mrs George Priestly of East Cleveland. Arthur Brown and guests William Gregor attended a theatre party. Rose Marie Gregor, Jacklé of Warren, and Dorothy Brown visited. Dorothy will stay indefinitely. Clement Oster and children of Anderson Indiana visit relatives. Lillian Wagner returned from a week at the World's Fair in Chicago. Mary Muittendorf and Newton Smith of Cleveland visited Mr and Mrs Henry Mittendorf. George Nagel hosted dinner with Charles Kraus, Robert Krause, Nelson Raesler of Amherst and Emma Krause of Philadelphia. John M Alten spent time with daughter Carl Schwartz in Fair View. Helen Reser of Elyria stayed overnight, then joined Edith Webber to Cleveland. August Fischer family attended the Baisch reunion at Olmstead Park. Mrs Mathilda Webber and Velma of Cleveland visited Mrs Margaret Zimerman. Rosemary Heckel of St Joan's Hospital resumed duties after a weekend at home. Mr and Mrs Ira Gough and family returned from Columbiana after visiting Mrs Gough's ill mother Mrs Roller.
Mrs Martin Corlett hosted a one o clock luncheon for Avon Lake five hundred club. Prizes went to Mrs Olivia Hill Mrs Dorothy Duff and Miss Niva Dunning. Special gifts were presented to Mrs William Franklin and Mrs Burt Chapman. In two weeks Mrs Art Gibson will host at Mrs William Webb's home.
Mr and Mrs William Hemmerle of Cleveland were dinner guests of Mrs Harriett Engle. The visit highlighted social ties among local families with a cordial afternoon meal.
Miss Dorothy Burt of Elyria, niece of Mrs E S Griffith, became the bride of Robert Funk of Elyria at 6 pm Saturday in the rose garden of Mrs Griffith, with Rev Neighbour of Elyria officiating. The bride was attended by her cousin Nadine.
Hinchley of Lakewood wed Lloyd Fak of Columbus in a small ceremony with only immediate family present. The couple departed for a wedding trip to Georgian Bay after the vows.
John Corlett, a student at Providence, Rhode Island, has returned home for the summer. He attended school there and will spend vacation with his family before returning.
Herbert Cappel spent Sunday afternoon with his cousin Edmund Schuster. Mr and Mrs Leonard Clawson of Lorain were Sunday guests of her parents, Mr and Mrs Howard Walker. Mrs John Rushkay spent Monday in Cleveland with Miss Ann Margaritty. Judge and Mrs Walther of Lakewood were Sunday guests of Mr and Mrs D Huling. Mr and Mrs Bill Neandale and Miss Jean of Garfield Heights called on Miss Daisy Martin Sunday. Mrs Pearl Smith and son Paul were at the Moose Coliseum Wednesday evening. Mrs Walter Rockusek and daughter Jean of Rocky River are visiting relatives in town for a few days. Miss Rena Titus of Lorain spent one evening the past week with Mr and Mrs Deasy. Mrs George Vaughn is entertaining a friend from Cleveland. H Chrowder of Elyria called on Wayne Rodgers Monday.
Kendiegh family members gathered at Crystal Garden in Vermilion for their annual reunion. Sixty attended a noon picnic, a brief business session elected Charles Kendiegh of Cleveland president and Harriet Steele of Lorain secretary. The 1934 reunion is planned for Vermilion on the Lake. Participants hailed from Gates Mills Cleveland Eyrin Lorain Pittsfield Oberlin Vermilion Amherst and South Amherst.
Mrs Rudy Kihm reports son Dick Mason died Thursday at Council Bluffs town. He studied aeronautics there and was piloting a plane that spun and caught fire, burning him to death. Mrs Kihm, formerly Mrs Burnsides, taught in local schools and was well known in South Amherst.
Among the attendees at the Sunday night Children’s Day exercises at the Methodist church were Jr. and Mrs. J. B. Egeland Mr. and Mrs. Peter Becker Rev. and Mrs. R. C. Jenson Mrs. Mary Walker and daughters Miss Lulu and Miss Mable Miss Marian Steele and Mrs. John Croll, all from Amherst.
No Sunday morning worship will be held at the Methodist church next Sunday due to the pastor's absence.
Miss Phyllis Barnhart was a weekend guest of friends in Elyria. Mrs Milo Kendlegh attended a party of the All Star bridge club at the home of Mrs Clarence Van Ansdale in Oberlin Monday night.
Sixty members attended the Old Glory Grange meeting in Lagrange Ohio on June 22 despite heat and busy farming. The 3rd and 4th degrees were demonstrated with tableaux, County Deputy praised a 100 percent score, and plans for an ice cream social July 1 were announced. Guests came from Wellington, Penfield, Graton, Carlisle and Ridgeville. refreshment duties assigned to a long list of members.
Belden and surrounding communities report a flurry of visits and calls. Bob Law of Rocky River vacationing with grandparents in Belden. numerous relatives from Cleveland Lorain and Vermilion visited homes and attended events including a sorority reunion at Cedar Point and an ice cream festival at Valley City.
In Clarkfield on June 28 Mrs Edna Twaddle surprised her mother Mrs Reita Spurrier with a birthday luncheon. Guests included Mrs Carrie Childs of Cleveland Mrs Lizie Dupee Mrs Hattie Johns Mrs Mary Robinson Mrs Lepba Harris Mrs Nellie Franklin Mrs Libbie Hinman Mrs Rose Lee Mrs H V Stone Mrs Libbie Chapman Mrs Mary Stiles and the hostess.
Berea Kentucky resident Miss Minnie Klarr visits sister Mrs Lillie Tousley and family. Other social notes include Lips of neighbors, visitors and local gatherings at Clarksfield Ashland Brookside Park Wakeman and nearby towns.
North Bend Oregon reports two orphan humming birds rescued from a fallen nest and raised by Royal Carter. The tiny birds are fed a diet of honey and water and show good progress.
In Hollister California Mrs. Alice M. O. Brown bequeathed to local postman Hugh A. Garner five dollars for faithfully and cheerfully delivering mail to her home over the years.
North Olmsted and Cleveland residents appear in a neighborhood notice. Mr and Mrs Cliff Bonar and Mr and Mrs Mike D Amica visit Clarence Wise s home. Miss Marjorie Reisinger visits her parents the Reisingers. The Belden Homecoming will be held at the Methodist church on Sunday July 9. William Gest Jr Therlow Gest and three Cleveland friends plan a Chicago trip for the week. Irma Elias visits Elizabeth Droege. Mrs Charles Wise and Jeanne travel to Cleveland.
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