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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 1933
Page
7
Japanese troops under General Tadashi Kawahara overran Chengtehfu the Jehol capital after an 80 kilometer forced march from Pingchuan. The city was found practically undefended and the Imperial army entered at 10 a.m. today amid a blizzard with tanks and armored cars advancing along windswept highways.
Mrs William Smith and her Cleveland daughter spent Sunday as guests of Mr and Mrs Keith Rice in Eaton.
About 450 youths from the Gospel Church in Cleveland gathered Sunday night for a religious service here. Ruth Bryant acted as chairman. They sang many old gospel songs with a ladies quartet and a blind girl sang a solo. A young man from the group delivered the evening address, and the meeting ended with testimonials and music.
The Dramatic Club presented Miss Adventure at the high school with Mrs. Walter Jantz directing. Bible School Junior Class held a party in the church basement last Saturday with 16 attendees. an Intermediate Class event followed with Miss Ella Reisinger as teacher and Miss Jean Box chairing. Rev. Kohl's sermon next Sunday will be For Sinners Only and children hear Guess Who. The Ladies Aid meeting was postponed due to Almon Dimaline's death. R. L. Barth died suddenly Wednesday morning. Mrs. Edmund Monroe and companions visited the Pierce home. Jack Monroe was operated on for appendicitis Tuesday night. Father-Son banquet set for March 15. Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Dimaline and Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Hill visited relatives in Ashland and Grafton recently.
Mr and Mrs Hugh Reisinger hosted a Sunday dinner for the birth anniversaries of sister Hazzelle and daughter Wanda with pink and green decor and ten guests. Attendees included the Reisingers plus Harley and Ila Belle Reisinger, James Parker and Bertha Strait, and several relatives visiting in Elyria and Lorain.
In Penfield on March 4 the Farm Women's club shifted emphasis from nutrition to nursing. The next meeting on March 7 features Ruth Paddock, county health nurse, teaching a home nursing lesson from 10:50 to 12. A covered dish dinner follows, then Alice Bird presents the second lesson on remodeling clothes and major changes.
The Ladies M. E. Aid Society will hold a meeting at Society Hall on Wednesday. Members are invited to attend and participate in planned activities and fundraising efforts.
A note requests good attendance for an upcoming quilting event. Hostesses of the meeting will be announced in the next issue.
The Parent-Teacher Association schedules a Thursday March 9 meeting with two discussion topics: when a child should earn income and how thrift in the home and community applies to youth. The session will also ask when vocational guidance should begin.
Sunday visits and social calls occur across Wellington with activity at several homes. The list includes the Richmonds at Glen Richmonds in Wellington, the Codagans and Betts households, and others visiting relatives in Elyria Hiram Gardner Birmingham and Medina.
Freddie Sudro and Frank Higgie of Elyria join Miss Dorothy Sudro and Mr. Homer Holland of Wellington as Martha Albrecht and her daughters move to Foster Avenue in Elyria. N A Diederick of Elyria buys the Albrecht farm.
A birthday dinner was held Sunday February 26 in Bedford to honor R O Biggs. Attending were Mr and Mrs John Andrus and family, Mrs Isabel Biggs, Mr and Mrs George Bradstock, and Mrs Alice McCoy.
Miss Helen Todd M. D. director of physical education at Bowling Green, visited Mrs. B. O. Pope Saturday afternoon. Dr Todd is remembered as a frequent Oberlin College student visitor to this town.
Mrs. Harry Lauer will entertain the Ladies Aid Society at an all day nutrition meeting on Wednesday March. The program opens at 10 a.m. with Miss Alice Bird county extension agent leading a session on Meat like Dishes. A tureen dinner is served at noon followed by a session on Clothing in the afternoon. Bring newspapers pins and scissors. All women interested are invited.
Messrs. H. H. Drusengahl J. F. Eldred Henry Pallas and Karl Simms attended a Farm Bureau sponsored fruit school in the directors room of the Elyria Savings and Trust Company Bank in Elyria Friday afternoon.
Miss Ethel Wash attends the final Hungarian dance at Sacred Heart church Elyria on Monday evening before Lent season, as part of parish social events.
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Sprague, Earl Burrer and sister Beatrice, and Fredora Johnston called on Mr. and Mrs. Mister Schlecter and Miss Marian Fowl of the Edison highway Wednesday evening. Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Burrer attended the Taxpayers' League at Carlisle Center Monday evening. Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Penfound and son Harlan visited George Walker of Amherst on Sunday and found him considerably improved.
Saturday radio lineup announced with tentative times for all programs. Listings indicate potential changes and no fixed schedule for guests or segments.
Mr and Mrs Henry Pallas attended Frank Simms anniversary in Sugar Ridge with daughters Edna Margaret and Mildred. Mrs Ernest Holliday of Berlin Heights visited her sister Miss Milly Joy and Ciara Schwartz. Robert Long attended Carlisle Grange meeting. Multiple visits noted including Elyria township welfare at Mrs George Knittel’s home and Oberlin visit by Mrs Arthur Wangerine. Church rally in Amherst and visits among Elyria North Rus sia and New Oberlin figures. The piece also records a poetic reminiscence of a poet in poverty and hospital lectures.
The gifted poet John Keats died at 25 and left behind the world famous Ode to a Grecian Urn, a landmark of Romantic verse.
Columbia residents note the Grange plan for Tuesday March 7 with Boy Scouts presenting. Local events include a potato school series at the town hall March 5 15 and 22 led by Mr Hummel with spraying expert Mr Piercedorf in attendance.
In his latest work Eddington argues that a thinker vexed by a universe of ten thousand million million stars lacks imagination compared to one who seeks broader grasp. The remark frames a dialogue on scale and curiosity within astronomy.
Hollywood and the motion picture industry participate in Franklin D. Roosevelt inaugural events with stars Bette Davis Jon E Brown Tom Mix Glenda Farrell Claire Dodd Helen Vinson Lyle Talbot Preston S Foster Laura La Plante and Leo Carrillo traveling to Washington aboard the 42nd Street Special along with twelve chorus girls on a dedicated float.
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