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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1936
Page
8
Washington economists see a silver lining in high joblessness as January February production misses aim. February output hovered near 95 with forecasts at 100 while employment declined. Analysts pin optimism on April upswing led by auto, housing, rail projects and PWA builds amid expected bonus and farm payments.
The article notes Queen Victoria's candid habit of dismissing others' views as mere echoes of her own thoughts, describing her belief that it is useless to ask for opinion when others only imitate hers. It highlights her forthright, self-assured stance in conversation.
The Rev. R. G Premen the Rev. C. L. Allen of Fremont and the Rev. Hayes of Amherst attended a minister's meeting in Cleveland yesterday.
Mr and Mrs Henry Haag Jr of Cleveland hosted a Sunday baptism at the home of Mr and Mrs Henry Haag Sr on North Murray Ridge. The ceremony was conducted by Rev F J Schumm of the Lutheran Church of Elyria with Mr and Mrs H C Delefield among the guests.
Mr and Mrs Fred Schaub hosted the Jolly 12 Pinochle Club Monday evening The group will reconvene in two weeks with Mr and Mrs Clyde Clapp in Elyria Prizes or results are not listed and no additional details are given about attendees.
C J Smith visited his daughter and family in West Ridge on Sunday. Miss Elizabeth Kantor from Ely Tila visited her sister Mrs E C Frye on Monday. She spent Monday with Mr and Mrs Valentine Cook on Townline Road. The Rev C L Allen of Fre mont was an overnight guest of Rev R G Pferrer and family on Tuesday. Mrs R G Pferrer spent Wednesday with Cleveland relatives.
Vincent VINCENT March 6 guests of Mr and Mrs Walter Patterson in Amherst. J D Makser and children of Amherst visited Mrs Anne Tilden. Mrs Martin and daughter Josephine were supper guests of Mrs Frankie Reese. Edith Morris hosted Monday evening. Mabel Brown of Elyria visited her mother Mrs C Witford. Mr Brown attended luncheon. William Feck and sons spent weekend with relatives in Fort Wayne. Walter Patterson Sr and Jr hosted Earl Litz family Tuesday. Frankie Reese attended funeral services in Elyria for Mrs Winslow. A W Peters of Elyria, Ella Tilden, and Anne Tilden attended Robert Patterson funeral in Amherst.
Rochester Mr and Mrs Eugene Babcock and children visited Mrs Babcocks parents Mr and Mrs Myron Shelton in Wakeman On Monday evening Retta Richards spent time with Elva Bradford Later Mr and Mrs Fred Houghtland of Butler Road visited Mr and Mrs Frank Clifford on Sunday afternoon
A vintage fashion notice touts Style No. 3358 with a high draped yoke and gored skirt in childlike trim. It states bust sizes 36, BB and inches, requires four yards of 39 inch material for size 16, and asks readers to send 15 cents for the pattern and 10 cents for the fashion book, with orders to Chronicle Telegram Pattern Department at 160 Fifth Ave New York.
In New Oberlin Ohio on March 5 Mr and Mrs Frank Reisinger and family were surprised by fifty neighbors and friends at a farewell party. After card games an amateur program was presented. Lunch was served before the Reisingers move to Wellington.
Mr and Mrs Andy Hull surprised their son Arthur Saturday by inviting ten friends to celebrate his birthday. Games were played and lunch served. Attending were Dwayne and Norman Sanders Harold McKee Marguerite Donald and Virginia Hurst Harold Wohleber Jeanette Justin Dorothy and LaVerne Maitin and Oleita McGregor.
Mr and Mrs Wohbber entertained at dinner Sunday with a long guest list including Mr and Mrs Schmitz and families, Mr and Mrs Webber and family, Mr and Mrs Justin and family, Mr and Mrs Schmitz and daughters, Mr and Mrs Khinzel and Kenneth, Graf ton, Mr William Davis and Miss Arlens Richards of Sulivan, Mr and Mrs Forest Taylor and daughters of Medina, and Finis Brown and Elmer Brown of Toledo spending the weekend at their home.
The Camden High School junior class will present Gay a three act comedy by Joyce Loving on March 13 at 8 o'clock under director Kenneth Carpenter. Cast includes Gay Marshall Alberta Morgan Miss Betty Marshall Virgie Ober James Warren Don Searles Robert Ellis Jack Schafer Anneth Burns Betty Whitney Richard Royster Charles Pachinger Elsie Jennie Alferio Litta Moore and Mildred Searles.
The Community church and Methodist church youth groups in Pittsfield held Sunday evening activities with Rev. Nichols delivering the message. A musical program delighted a large audience and about sixty people shared refreshments at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Knutgen after the services.
Mr and Mrs Albert Arnold and daughter Eileen were dinner guests Thursday evening in honor of the birthday anniversary of Bert Arnold.
Harry Hawk of Washington Indiana was a business visitor here Monday. Mrs Bertha Hodgman of Parma Heights visited Miss Jessie Mello. Mrs Nick Smith and Mrs Carl ton Smith of Oberlin spent Monday evening with Mr and Mrs John Weber. Mrs Dora Pomeroy of Wake man visited Saturday with Mrs C C Bickel and called on Mrs Will Gest. Miss Vivian Twining spent the weekend with her parents Mr and Mrs Fred Twining of Henrietta. Harold Knutson of Martins Ferry is visiting his brother and wife Mr and Mrs Frank Knutson. Mr and Mrs Albert Plas and Mr and Mrs Thomas Rikeldifer of Elyria were Thursday evening guests of Mr and Mrs John Weber. Mrs Franklin Simonson of Wellington and Mrs Theodore Reis of Henrietta were Friday guests of Mrs Orla Coven. Mrs V J Taylor of Elyria and Mrs Sarah Calkins called on Miss Vie Cook Sunday afternoon. The Young People's Bible Study class of the Camden Baptist church met Tuesday evening at the home of Ruth Rowell. Mr and Mrs Barry Weber of Oberlin spent Sunday afternoon with his parents Mr and Mrs Weber.
The Indians of the New World especially the Incas and Mayas achieved numerous inventions and discoveries before Columbus, many of which were unknown in the Old World at the time.
Mr and Mrs Milton Behner received word of the birth of a great granddaughter Corinne Iona born to Mr and Mrs Earl Scott of Mountain Home Arkansas on Nov 19 1935. Local residents and relatives including Mr and Mrs Erwin Howard Miss Ruth Walter Cox LeRene Jones and many others visited family and attended events in Elyria Amherst Ridgeville Brecksville and Medina.
March 5 social roundup records Mrs Jo seph Pratt visiting son William in Oberlin where he is seriously ill. Rev. C. C. Maple leaves for Elmore. Mr and Mrs A J Hulse visit Lakewood friends. J Whenty and sons visit Mayfield Heights relatives. Donna Worcester ill with chickenpox. Mrs John Sigsworth and Thomas with Ida Blaine visit Mrs P G Worcester in Oberlin. W A Grills relapses.
Mr and Mrs Valentine Cook visited Mr and Mrs Henry Haag on Sunday for a baptism at Grace Lutheran Church Elyria. Rev Fr Schumm officiated the ceremony for Leah Rae Cook Jr daughter of Cleveland.
Glenn Ernst and Joe Coverdale visited Mr and Mrs E Hamelton and daughter Marion of Lorain. They also visited Mr and Mrs L W Spiegelberg and family, and Mr and Mrs J Fellman and daughter of Lake Avenue.
Mr. and Mrs Jenn Day hosted afternoon callers at Edison Highways while nearby residents Mr and Mrs Wilttass and Mrs Nellie Meakias visited L A family and Mr and Mrs J Bete field. L W Goenhpeibecg and G J Smith visited relatives on Edison Highway Friday. Mrs H C Delefield spent Monday with her parents Mr and Mrs Valentine Cook. E C Schubert visited her aunt Mrs L Schubert and Mrs F M Scott in Elyria Saturday. Walter Nevins of Elyria called on Mr and Mrs J H Delefield Monday.
The Brighton Woman's Christian Temperance Union will meet with Mrs. C. C. Goes on March 11. The gathering is planned to discuss local activities and upcoming events.
The Woman's Foreign Missionary Society met with Mrs. Clyde Lee on Tuesday afternoon with twelve women in attendance. Last Saturday evening, Mr. and Mrs. E F Edwards and daughters Ruth and Marjorie, Mr. and Mrs O R McCullough, John W Green, and Etha Burge joined Mr. and Mrs Don Goss and family to celebrate Mr. Goss birthday anniversary.
The Ladies Aid Society of the Brighton Congregational church held a gathering at the home of Mrs. Glenn Perkins on Tay lor street Wellington. Eighteen members attended along with six guests in attendance.
C HH Lamphere of Cleveland spent the weekend at home here. Mrs M Merrill visited Camden Farm Women's club hosted by Mrs Alma Perkins and daughter Mrs Carrie Austin. Families moved include Vern Heidrichs to Brighton and Frank Crawford to Penfield. Several couples hosted relatives in Wellington and Clarksfield as relatives visited Wake man Elyria Norwalk and Lakewood areas.
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