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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 1937
Page
7
Fran Haven at a storm battered pension becomes entangled in a death on a ladder as Ward hides a key clue the Purple Arrow card. Police rule the death accidental while Fran and Ward navigate fear and growing tension in a tense dawn garden scene.
The Lorain Medina County Ministers Book Club met at the Grafton I E Church at 10 am Monday. Dr Hyde of LeRoy led devotionals and Rev S E Kaetzel of Birmingham reviewed John Wesley and Modern Religion. Rev feller of Brunswick led discussion. Dinner followed, guests included Rev and Mrs Hamim er of Granger, a recent bride and groom. A pink wedding cake with Nowers decorated the table and gifts from the club were presented to Rev and Mrs Hanpinger.
The Past Matrons of Lyndon Irapter I.O.E.S. held a tureen luncheon Saturday at Mrs Susan Cragin home with Mrs Edna Taylor assisting. Officers re elected for the next few years: Susan Cragin president Jeslie Lehman vice president Doris Sheldon secretary and treasurer Plans for the year’s program were made Games provided diversion with prizes won by Carrie Kobert Morence Nichols Attendees included Mesd Dida Gott Grace Rawéon Morance Nichols Lucille Rawon Zola Hastings Carrie Kobert Frances Woodruf Leela Wil ox from LaGrange Nelli vehmaen Doris Sheldon Susan Cragin and Edoa tor.
Lyndon Chapter QO ET held a regular meeting Monday evening March 1. The degrees of the order were conferred on two candidates. Refreshments were served by Mrs Florence Nichols and her committee. Attendees from Grafton included multiple named ladies and couples.
Grafton High presented a Monday morning program at Belden including Sing Little Banjo and Mandylee by a sextette led by Caroline Rising with Lucille Schvorer Alice Tran Arlene Round Jean McClellan and Edna Mae Baum. Also a sketch Dot Entertains by Robert Myers and Virginia Miller, a trombone solo Believe Me with Edna Mae Baum, a reading Back Seat Flying by Jean McClellan, Vocal solo When My Dream Boat Comes Home by Edna Mae Baum with Evadine Trenchard, and an Accordion Solo Three College Medley's by Joe Burke. Guests included Mrs Charles Fitts of Springfield and daughter Marjorie, Oberlin student, with local visits and suppers afterward.
Regular Spencer M E Church Men's Brotherhood gathering held Thursday with Ker L Green of Wellington in charge and moving pictures from a northern Michigan trip. The Thimbie Sietera served refreshments as a new M E Church orchestra debuted last week.
Local social notes list visits by Mrs. B. T. Neshett and others to Elyria area families. Names include Marvin Ryder, Carl Artz, Ray Trenchard, William Stegman, Harry Bearer, Ella Hosler, and Miss Ella Hosler. Funeral rites for Metro Shoulter at Assumption church noted with burial at St. Mary's cemetery. survivors listed. A Grotto Circus outing and luncheon gatherings are recorded among area residents with several host families named. An English mayor’s infant birth incentive tale closes the item.
An analysis of Alberta's Social Credit policies under Premier Aberhart notes failed certificates, delayed basic dividends, and debt settlement moves. It reports rising taxes, unemployment, capital flight, and a cabinet rift with Minister Ross resigning. John Hargrave's England-based Green Shirt Social Credit faction critiques Aberhart and proposes reform.
Wakeman Grange held its regular meeting at the Grange Hall on Tuesday evening. Division No. 3 met at Mrs. F. E. Eastman’s River Street home on Wednesday afternoon with Mrs. J. G. White, Mary Barnes, and Mrs. Blaine Hurst as hostesses. Several social visits and gatherings are noted among local residents including Kiwanis at Norwalk and various callers to Amherst and Cleveland are listed. Audrey Ketchum and Margaret Fay are among those visiting relatives, while J. D. G. White and Albert Dideluis are mentioned with health and hospital notes.
Mrs W S Wood hosts a River Street book club session with a Roll Call on Movie News or Gossip. Papers by Mrs Russell Mantz on Hollywood Babies, Mrs Blaine Hurst on Marx Brothers, and Mrs Milton Hurst on Mickey Mouse reflect a paged social gathering. Music by Mrs Gerald Ross, contest led by Mrs J G White. Jottings note Akron’s E Conry visiting during his father’s illness and local visits between Berlinville and Norwalk residents.
A vintage pattern notice invites readers to order pattern 2828 for sizes 14 through 42 bust, featuring a pregent princess line home frock with puffed sleeves and V neck. Includes a detailed sewing chart and options for shawl or notched collar. Price 15 cents pattern. 25 cents pattern and book combo. Pattern published by The Chronicle Telegram in New York.
In Dorilaville on Thursday Wr. and Mrs. Raymond Shimeky and their children visited. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Brumby with family plan to move into Charles Thomas’ Pleasant Street home. Mrs. Ray Currier of Norwalk called on Friday morning at Mrs. C. J. Hoyt’s residence.
Belden residents visit relatives in La Grange and Berea while Leila Meyers of Cleveland visits. Mrs Edna Taylor directs a Belden High School program as Wellington High also attends. Charles Wise improves after Elyria Clinic treatment. local families relocate farms and move households over the week.
Kipton Junior class announces a three act farce Speed by Wilbur Braun to be performed Friday night March 12 in the High School auditorium. Calendar notes board meeting March 8, Visual Education pictures March 12, play March 12, PT A Meating March 16, county superintendent meeting March 17, exams March 18 and 19, and Camden teachers meeting March 24.
Mrs Raymond Sabin entertained 35 guests on Wednesday February 17 honoring Mrs Stanley Sabin Estella Salzman. Guests embroidered blocks on a quilt for the bride and gifts were given. A green and white color scheme prevailed and refreshments were served. Also noted were health updates on Mrs S J Davidson, and a church notice from Camden Baptist detailing March 7 Sunday services led by Rev Clawson.
North Russia notes Reese and family relocated from Ober in a rented Walter Nash house. Clyde Dague and family of Medina were Sundey guests at Elmér Schubbert's. Mr and Mrs Clyde Bartlett and ...
Jimmie Fidler recalls Hollywood life on needles and pins, noting the high drama of star arrivals, studio death scenes, and practical jokes. He recounts Clark Gable’s Parnell death scene, Pat Morarity’s appetite, Harpo Marx charming chaos, and Robert Montgomery’s cop chase role plus a coat saga. Local social notes follow with gatherings in Wellington Ridgeville and Amber.
A local newsletter item lists a public meeting with parents and a program seated to the public. It mentions farewell parties for Mr. and Mrs. John Gott and family, extended visits from relatives in Elyria and Cleveland, signings of wedding anniversaries including Mr. and Mrs. Clem Finkle and Mr. and Mrs. Conrad Naegele, and attendance at a funeral in Sullivan. Multiple households from Lorain, Oberlin, and nearby towns are noted with visitors and family events across a span of days.
Colu mbia area notes report Rev Claude Olmsted attended the Cleveland Missionary Association meeting. Monthly union services occur first Mondays with sermons by Olmsted and Hughes at different churches. March events include Baldwin Wallace College president Dr Wright speaking at a union service and Baptist Mission Circle Birthday Dinner. Local families attended funerals, visits occurred, Marjorie Painter ill, and Lorain County potato growers plan a Columbia town hall meeting with Ladies Aid serving dinner.
Harry Stinchcomb resumes duties as driver of a Columbia school bus after illness with influenza. Leo Martin, who had two heart attacks last week, is progressing as well as can be expected. Mrs. Mary Healy, previously ill for two weeks, is about the same with three nurses attending.
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