Avon Lake Alumni Meeting Set for March 15
Avon Lake March 13 Alumni meeting announced for Avon Lake Park Hall on March 15 at 8:00 p m. All graduates urged to attend.
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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1933
Page
6
Avon Lake March 13 Alumni meeting announced for Avon Lake Park Hall on March 15 at 8:00 p m. All graduates urged to attend.
A dense schedule of programs from WGAR WTAM WHK WJAY WABC WADC WGY WIE KOKA WABC and others shows times for music, dramas, comedies, news flashes, and variety acts. Notable entries include Amos n Andy The Goldbergs Lowell Thomas Dragoon Daring and Maude and Bill with numerous orchestras and broadcast blocks throughout the day.
Avon Ex-Hi played Avon Lake Merchants Friday night with Avon leading 30 to 20 at halftime and final score 30 to 20 in favor of Avon.
Girl Scouts gathered with leader Mrs. R. J. Kihm for a regular meeting Friday afternoon. Cardinal Patrol will lead opening exercises and games next time. Scouts work on home nursing and strive to earn a Nurse Badge. Meeting closed with a horse shoe formation and Taps.
Fifteen new books for grades 1 through 8 are on display at the Public Library and will be ready for circulation on Wednesday March 15. Titles include Field's Alphabet for Boys and Girls Little Book of Days Patchwork Plays Pocket Handkerchief Park Yellow Shop Nelly's Silver Mine Other Side of the Mountain Feats on the Fierd Clever Bill Mr Stubbs Brother Downright Dewey Tramps and Liners Coco the Goat Ali the Camil Liang and Lo.
The church school in Avon Lake presented the book Waterless Mountain to the Public Library. The Nayraho Indian life tale won the Newberry Medal in 1932 and is popular with children in fifth through ninth grades.
William Engel of Steve Moore Road is reported on the sick list in local notices.
Mrs. toward Walker and Mrs. Bertha Smith attended a Martha Washington Guild meeting of the Molly Chittenden Chapter Op. A. R. at Mrs. Fenton's home on East 100th Street in Cleveland Thursday.
Mrs. Fred Spachtholz of Vanda Avenue suffered a serious accident when she fell in her home early Thursday morning. She was taken to St. Joseph’s Hospital in Lorain for treatment.
Mrs Henry Krebs hosted a Holy Trinity church sewing circle in Avon on Wednesday. Guests included Mrs Charles Horwedel Mrs Mark Horwedel and Mrs George Fry. The next meeting will be at Mrs Carl Millers home. Refreshments were served.
Mrs I James hosted the Joly Twelve Club at her home on Thursday evening. Five hundred was played with prizes won by Mrs Bertha Derrringer, Mrs Henry Moore and Mrs Curtis Duff. Lunch was served. In two weeks Mrs Henry Moore will entertain the club at Steve Moore road.
Brief items list attendees at social events and visits across Avon Lorain and Cleveland areas, naming Mrs Ben Fry Mrs John Lear Mrs William Katterhenry Mrs Lawrence Gates Mrs Andrew Mittendorf Alvin Walker Lee Blondina Nuhn Ed James Tim Cavanaugh Alma Bowman R J Rihm Wayne Rodgers Joe Walker Maynard Walker Dick Mason Edmund Schuster Sally Bowers Frank Stefan James Bloomfield Burt Dowd Knapp family and a 1864 Petersburg anecdote about snuff shells proposed for capture.
Albert Biederman, once treated at Gates Hospital for Crippled Children after infantile paralysis, has been hired as stenographer to Rep. William Ek. A Dover Rotary Club helped his 1920 transfer from Dover Ohio to the hospital. At age 20 he now works in Portage near Dover after recovering use and earning top typing and dictation speed with a 126 word a minute medal.
Forty five Penfield Farm Club members and P. H. S. Home Economics class met in Society hall. Miss Paddock county health nurse gave a series of talks on Home Nursing and patient Charlotte Bligh. Miss Bird led the second lesson on clothing remodeling with a covered dish luncheon at noon. Several visiting members attended from nearby towns.
Penfield Grangers held a strong meeting on Wednesday evening with Theodore Brewley presenting three reels of oil pictures during the lecture hour.
Pittsfield notes describe a meeting where Mrs. C. M. Myers Mrs. Lela Bradstock and Arlo Witbeck served cake jello and coffee. At the next Grange gathering on Wednesday evening March 15 initiation in the first and second degree will be held. A large attendance is desired.
The Wellington P. T. A. held its March meeting on Thursday night with discussions on Vocational and Economic Effectiveness. Special music featured the Wellington girls quartet Virginia Gott Mary Hyde Marjory Falls and Betty Jean Page at piano. A trumpet and trombone duet by Donald and Douglas Biggs accompanied by Blanche Kessler at the piano. M. Me
Gill of Lorain High School spoke on when vocational guidance should start. Mrs Lad Reman addressed thrift in the home and community. Carl Townsend of Wellington gave an illustrated lecture with Townsend taking pictures during a St Lawrence River trip.
Lucile Gregg entertained the Junior C E B society of the Congregational church at her home on Friday night March 10. Fifteen guests attended. Rev. Schott led devotionals. Games followed with refreshments by Mrs Walter Gregg. Out of town guests included Lester Ausmuth Helen Fahrian Marguerite Round Genevieve Burrer from Litchfield Marjory Gower Wellington and June Lang Belden.
Mrs Emma Mason of Wellington spent a few days with Mr Ralph Bowman. Glenroe Mohns family moving from the late Lyman Foster farm to Frank West’s Huntington farm. Mrs Minnie Fowl Warren Fowl and children visited C J Behnke. Dr J Behnke’s condition remains about the same. Mrs Stoll Sooy and Virginia Sooy of Grafton at Ben Soor’s. Mrs George Myers and Della Beiden with Mrs Ben Soor. Mrs George Bliss of Avon visited relatives in town. The Newcomb family from Cuyahoga Falls spent Sunday with Mrs Amy Ferriman. Mrs Philip Babel visiting in Pittsburgh. Born to Mr and Mrs C A.
The Capitol Theatre presents today and tomorrow a news reel covering President Roosevelt's inauguration. The feature film "Hot Pepper" stars Flagg and Quirt, billed as the eternal Marines.
Greta Garbo shines in the Dreamland Theatre presentation of As You Desire Me tomorrow. The film adapts Luigi Pirandello’s celebrated stage drama, a major dramatic hit.
Norris notices report a birth on March 2 a daughter named Jean Elizabeth born at the couple’s home in Flint Michigan. Mrs Ralph Taylor plans an indefinite stay in Flint. Mr and Mrs David Keyes of Cleveland visited their daughter Mrs George Bullis and family for several days.
Harvard University will assume complete control over inventions developed at its medical and public health schools in Cambridge Mass according to a policy announced this week. The move centralizes ownership and management of research discoveries across the university system.
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