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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 14, 1936
Page
10
Mrs Lela Cruce hosted the Nutt Bridge Club at 1857 Middle Avenue on March 1. After the business session, bridge wins were announced with seven prizes. snacks were served. Members then planned for the next gathering at 1855 Middle Avenue on March 15.
Mrs Forst explains a wreath woven from human hair including strands from grandchildren and friends as a personal remembrance, noting it is a rustic tribute to those she holds dear. The unusual craft reflects a family keepsake emotion and a reminder of loved ones.
The advisory board of Columbia Townsend Club No. 1 met to appoint committee chairmen for program music social and refreshments. Baptist Mission Circle reports 66 attendees and India readings led by Mrs. Kilner plus a March 2 piano presentation. Cleveland Show notes basketball trip. briefs cover district tournament attendance and local social visits among families and churches with multiple neighborhood names.
Radio schedule items for AN WYAM WGAR WIA and others list bands, orchestras, singers, and concert hours. Notable entries include Blue Room with j Kisch and White Falk, a parade of musical acts, and multiple programs featuring Melodic bands, concert hours, and various performers such as Susan Warehtvoer and Dr Melodiane Sarva with references to Deaths and notable names.
James A. Van Riedt of Tempiin and Bradiev Co. Cleveland will present a free lecture under the auspices of the Columbia Garden Club Tuesday at 2 p.m. in Columbia.
The Rev W H Longewor s is the principal speaker at the Townsend Club meeting at the Town Hall Monday evening Arthur Lewis will sing cowboy and hillbilly tunes to guitar accompaniment.
Norman Sanders was surprised Thursday evening when fourteen friends gathered at his home to celebrate his birthday anniversary. Games provided entertainment before lunch was served. Mr. and Mrs. Herman Kreuger of Elmia recently visited Mr. and Mrs. Everett Hastings, who were also visited by Mrs. G. H. Dior of Amherst who reports her mother, Mrs. F. J. Schmitz, is improving at home.
Joseph Norwalk, 46, of Cleveland, was hit on Lake Road near Stop 1 by a car driven by Dale McLaughlin of Greenwich. He was taken to St. Josephs Hospital in Lorain with a broken leg and severed tendons. condition listed as fair.
A community sewing club gathers in June for a Parent Teach event led by Mrs. Roberta Cartent and Mr. Dean. attendees include Char Bi Dean and others, with a focus on showcasing finished projects and sharing techniques.
Vincent Lovar workers assemble at the home of Mr and Mrs Ackerman withMrs J G Morris presiding. Read reports on war relief and sunshine fund. Committees named including Copas Litz Harnish Rho and others. Townsend Club reports eight in attendance, meetings held Mondays with Chipman Giberson as president and Frank Trock Tread as secretary.
A disjointed item reports Jane Withers returning to the screen as the lead in Paddy O Day at Rival Theatre. It mentions a bundle of fun from Ireland and Colleen seeking a home in New York, but the text is fragmented and unclear.
Popular film star Jack Trolt is billed at Dreamland this Sunday with an exciting lover and daughter from Akron appearing as guests. Attendance includes Mrs J M Woodings and son of Ambers, Mrs John Bassa and Airs Harvey Reese and others. Local farmers and families share in the event as memorials and family visits are noted for the weekend.
The report records social visits and guests around Brighton including Mr. Donald Shars, Mrs. Anna Kovher of Norwalk, A. W. Fisier of Ashland, and Mr. and Mrs. E. Merrill. Friends and relatives hosted at Merrill and Perinis homes with several couples from nearby towns attending. Ray Eweil was absent with an arm infection.
Congressman Harter promotes H R 11477 to curb dumping and defend American industry. He cites a clash with the Reciprocal Trade Act and argues anti-dumping duties are essential to prevent foreign sellers from flooding U S markets and harming domestic labor. He urges committee action to strengthen enforcement and protect U S producers.
Sarah Carter of Oberlin notes Monday afternoon events. Mrs Martha Goss spent several days last week with her aunt. Mrs Wil Manning of Elsris is in poor heart Sundarries of Mr and Mrs H Buisen are the former's ter and brother in law. H Lamphere fed Bol lomiee in Huntington Sunday. Mr and Mrs H E 33 veland rec parents. Lamwphere
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