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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 15, 1933
Page
8
Little Pa a Tripp, kidnapped from foster parents Mr and Mrs Hamlin Smith of Rensselaer Indiana four months ago, returned home with her foster brother Dyson following a mysterious sequence. The case remains unresolved with questions about the circumstances of the child's return.
A brief reflection on fashion and identity tracing how yesterday’s hair trends influence present looks. The line between era style and personal expression feels blurred as trends loop back with modern tweaks.
Thousands suffer from bad breath and find quick relief with Dr Edwards Olive Tablets. The sugar coated tablets stimulate the bowels to natural action without calomel effects, are vegetable, and come in 30c or 60c sizes. Take nightly for a week to note results.
Elyria fire department answered two calls with minor damage. An automobile fire at Glen Rogers Motors on Middle Avenue near Sixth Street started when the emergency brake was left on. A chimney fire at George D. Kittredge’s home at 202 Columbus Street caused by soot ignition from a furnace fire.
The Avon Lake Dames of Malta held their regular meeting on Tuesday afternoon. The Public Library reports strong interest from fifth graders in pioneer stories and has added four new history titles plus four Washington biographies for children, noting high circulation.
Mrs Frances Conabee attended her sister Mrs Hil la Vincent's funeral in Elyria Tuesday afternoon. Mrs William Franklin hosted a luncheon bridge at Mrs Wittick's in Brooklyn Tuesday. Mr and Mrs L Glass of Lake road entertain aunt Mrs John Speptigue of Youngstown. Mrs Hugh Fitzgerald of Center road hosted the Sandwich Club Tuesday. Mr and Mrs M Mawby visited cousin Miss Hattie Vincent in Elyria Monday evening. Charles Wise of Elyria called on Alvin Walker Tuesday. Mr and Mrs Joe Thompson Miss Mable Taylor and Edward Mitchell were Sunday guests of Mr and Mrs Willard Paterson in Cleveland. Mrs H Sanders of Cleveland is visiting with her sister and brother‑in‑law Mr and Mrs Henry Kotz of Lake road.
The semi monthly L B S meeting met in the Congregational church social room in North Ridgeville. Invitations were extended to Fields church ladies for a March 29 meeting featuring fancy work and antiques. Mothers' Study Club members discussed child reading materials and training topics. Various local leaders attended Girl Scout training in Elyria.
Mr and Mrs Leon Curtice and family of LaFayette were Sunday guests of Mrs Harriet Curtice and Mrs Demna Foster. Mrs Bert Herrick of Kent also visited, with other LaGrange area residents noted in local social roundups.
Community members and relatives are noted visiting family in various towns including Cleveland Elyria Berea and Magnetic Springs. Guests include Mrs A Wilcox Miss Nettie Gou Mrs Clyde Nugent and Mr J A Stimson with social gatherings Pedro club prizes and a Lyndon Chapter O E S initiation planned for March 20.
Pittsfield March 15 The Home Missionary Society of the Methodist church will meet with Mrs Lois Whitney this afternoon. The Ladies Society of the Community church will meet on Thursday afternoon March 16 at the home of Rev and Mrs William Smith on Elm street in Oberlin. Plans are being made for a Church Festival and committees will be appointed after the business meeting.
The Men's Club of the Methodist church will meet Friday evening March 17 at the church. A pot-luck supper will be served at 7 30 o'clock followed by motion pictures. All are invited.
The Sunday School Social, moved to the Bryenton home due to illness, drew 50 attendees Friday. Mrs. May White, initially hosting, was ill but improving. a fine program featured church orchestra performances, Lena Dirlam piano solos, and H T Brventon readings.
The Pittsfield Athletic Club holds a regular dance at Town Hall Friday evening in March with Mosher's orchestra providing the music. Mrs. Cora Morris of Cleveland visits sister Mrs. O J Whitney and helps care for Mr. Whitney recovering from a heart ailment. Rev William Smith of Charlin visits friend Mr Whitney on Sunday morning.
The schedule shows WGAR WTAM WADCO WLW WHE and WHE radio offerings with musical acts talk shows and dramas. Notable entries include Amos n Andy Lowell Thomas Dick Daring The Singing Lady and Sherlock Holmes themed content along with orchestras and bands across day parts. The listings capture a wide array of programs from daytime to late night across multiple stations.
Mr and Mrs Harold Brandt and their children were Sunday guests of Rev and Mrs C A Buchholz in Lorain Ohio. The visit highlights family fellowship and local church connections in the community.
Wisdom Seekers Sunday School class hosts a hard times social Thursday at teacher Mrs. Wallace Bear’s home with choir practice led by Mrs. Florence Holden of Oberlin. Mr and Mrs T C Whitney and son Russell move from Hast College street Oberlin to a farm near Center. Mrs A R Smith and children of Elyria visit LeRoy Lownsbrough and daughter Betty Maye.
Justice of the Peace Kenneth Morrison ordered the offender's car locked up for a month instead of a jail sentence after a speeding case in Santa Ana California. The unusual penalty was handed to the speeding driver.
Irene Dunne headlines the feature at Theatres At The Theatres ENE Dunne Fim at Capitol today and tomorrow. The Secret of Madame Blanche offers a vivid cross section of life and Dunne delivers a powerful characterization with a stellar cast.
Director Thorpe presents The Thrill of Youth at Dreamland Theatre with a strong cast led by June Clyde Allen Vincent and Dorothy Peterson. The production pairs thinking and acting to deliver a standout performance.
A radio was stolen from the home of Carl Smith at 633 Lake Avenue reported to police yesterday. The owner is away. Entry was by a basement window. HW. A. Keating of 177 Beerhecourt, who was house-sitting, thought nothing else was taken.
Logstrup Christensen age 18 and his brother Anker age 13 of LaPorte escaped with minor injuries when a motorcycle they rode struck a dog and they were thrown. They were taken to Memorial hospital for treatment. The accident was reported to Sheriff Clarence Dick.
Petty thefts at Jefferson school led to the discovery of a device that prevented exits from locking while appearing secured. Authorities believe the device was used by intruders who entered the building and ransacked teachers' desks.
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