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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1934
Page
7
In 1920s Granitehead, Joan and Giles grow closer after a mended slipper visit sparks interest. Drew, pursuing Joan while Rose flirts with Armiger, watches jealous and tense as Giles sails off with a silhouette of danger and mystery surrounding Armiger’s world.
Pleasant Hour Club members were entertained at Miss M A Webber's home Tuesday evening. Five bridge games produced Mrs Wegner high score and Mrs Gates second award. A two course luncheon followed. Mrs Gervis Gaies noted in narrative.
Invited club members plan a meeting at a hostess home in two weeks. Mrs Etta Hoffmaster hosts guests from Worthington and Cleveland for dinner. Out of town visitors include Miss Gertrude Batres and Mrs Pettibone of Cleveland. Locals, relatives, and visiting friends from Lorain Anderson and Amherst appear in a string of callings and greetings. Patient updates mention Peter Schuster critically ill at home. Avon and Lorain residents drop by to visit.
Avon Lake Junior Baseball set to debut new uniforms Sunday at 12 30 PM against Lorain RB team on the Avon Lake diamond. Parents of a daughter born at home this week: Mr and Mrs Erwin Oster of Walker Road. Weekend guest Fred McNaughton of Detroit visited. Card party hosted Tuesday at Mrs John Schwendeman's home for the scene.
Outdoor picnic celebrated Miss Marjorie McMullen’s birthday in Carlisle with guests from Adelbert street LaGrange road and nearby families. A separate luncheon honored Marian McMullen as a bride-elect for Francis Faulkner with invitations to a post wedding reception. Briefer items note local visits, club activities, and community gatherings across Elyria area.
The home of Mr. and Mrs. George Bush hosted a Monday evening party in honor of their son Donald Bush and his wife who were recently married. The event included guests such as Miss Edna Whitney who plans a Daisy Seamstress club gathering Friday. Also noted are other local social activities including a South End Home department meeting and a surprise party for the Hadaway family. Manhattan Lengel from East Avenue took part in a pageant in Oberlin that Saturday. Members of the Guild of the First Congregational church in KKlytia enjoyed a luncheon hosted by Mrs. D. K. Biedle.
A vintage advertisement urges readers to discard magnesia and soda and instead take a tablespoonful of Dars's Mentha Pepsin before meals to stop gas pain bloating and fullness. The claim includes a money back guarantee via Standard Drug Co.
Oberlin Road hosts the Oberlin East Oberlin Men’s Club at Prof Ward’s home. Twenty five attendees enjoyed social cards and refreshments before Ward and Mrs. Hazel King and son Charles shared abroad screen views. Sunday services led by Rev Cadman featured a sermon on Peace in Our Hearts.
At her home on the Grafton road Mr and Mrs Herbert Schwenk and Elmer Reisinger of Berea were guests Tuesday evening of Vic and Mrs A P Bailey at their home on East avenue. Miss Eden Goodyear of Chatam is a guest this week at the home of her brother and family Mr and Mrs George Goodyear.
Old advertisements tout Carter's Little Liver Pills as a cure for sluggish bile flow and digestion. The copy warns against laxatives and candy, claiming the product safely boosts bile secretion, eases gas, and improves mood, breath, and energy with vegetable extracts.
Mr and Mrs Harold Hutchin son moved from Cleveland to the apartment vacated by the Snyders on East College Street Oberlin. Miss Genevive Helland of Vermilion visited sister Mrs Harold Hutchinson last week. The East Oberlin community plans a Fourth of July picnic in Arthur McRoberts woods Pittsfield.
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