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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 16, 1933
Page
11
Miss Marian Lauer improves from scarlet fever as B O Pope recovers from neuritis. Numerous lists of callers, dinners, and visits across Elyria Oberlin Kent and Lorain County, including the Longs, Fowls, Pallas, Gotro, Vogelsongs, and Penfound families, with church and school outings noted.
A school will present the operetta A Toy Pageant at the school house Wednesday evening. Calls to the Charles Swartz home Sunday listed neighbors from Fields Corners Elyria North Eaton Oberlin road and Schramm road visiting or calling on local residents.
The West Ridge Woman's Christian Temperance Union meeting with Mrs W W Hart on March 23 is postponed to Thursday afternoon March 30. Mrs John Delfield is program chairman. Members are urged to attend and bring a friend for an Anti-Saloon Rally with a fine program and important social business.
Mrs. Harry Hahn shopped in Cleveland Saturday. Mrs. Corwit Burrer visited Miss Marjorie Pierce in Lorain Saturday evening. Mrs. E. J. Burrer called on Sunday and found Marjorie Burrer somewhat improved after a serious illness.
Spencer Methodist Episcopal Church lists Sunday services with 11 am worship and 7 50 pm vespers. Guest speaker Rev Frank M Baker of Cleveland Goodwill Industries to show films of Cleveland work. Bible study and choir rehearsals Tuesday and a Friday church meeting included.
Rev. L. J. Quade attended the Social Service commission meeting at Mount Union College in Alliance. Plans for a June regional convention and special services at the Methodist church from April 2 through Easter were announced. Local families and residents traveled, hosted, or visited over the weekend, with various social events, guests, and moving plans noted around Wellington and Spencer.
The Schmitkens home hosted a March gathering for Adam Miller of Berlin Heights in his eightieth year. Relatives from Berlin Heights Cleveland Brownhelm Amherst Evana and Grafton attended a noon dinner followed by a program with Roy Serr violin and Arthur Sehmitkers flute solos. Merriam Quartet from Cleveland provided music. Flowers were given to the honoree.
J B Bogart returns home from St Josephs hospital after injuries from an acre accident. Elyria residents attend Homenttural School events. Families in Long Beach and Cleveland share earthquake and weekend visit news. Church activities at First Evangelical Amherst highlight midweek prayer and business sessions. Several residents visit relatives and attend social gatherings as illness keeps Oliver Kolbe home.
South Amherst council met Monday night to consider reducing electric rates and to set April 5 as the street light contract end date. O P S officials may be invited to March 20 meeting. Officials urge residents to lock up chickens amid nuisance complaints and authorize six crates for catch basins. Sidewalks will be inspected and repaired.
After school Monday the Roman Republic Lenten Club finalized plans for a party to be held Tuesday evening March 21st. Mary Asnyk presided at the meeting. The club will mimic trade fair decorations following the business session.
Mrs Henry Koit opens her home to Methodist Ladies Aid meeting inviting members to discuss community work and plans for the season.
The Spencer area hosted a string of weekend visits with Mrs. Cindelena Stil of Burbank and son from Cres ton, Rev. Geort Huts singing at the Spencer church, and many relatives from Akron, Lodi, and Wellington visiting or staying with local families for celebrations and anniversaries.
Sue Allard witnesses a hotel crime scene where a man is found unconscious in room S65 after a slugging. Philip Gerard and Merta Morris arrive at a elite couple’s public scene in the lobby, with Morris entering a town car and leaving for the avenue traffic as Sue retreats to the subway.
Sue Allard, a Metropolitan hotel telephone operator, encounters Miners Gerard Phillips Gerard, the famed Philip Gerard, as he apologizes for a recent delay and suggests a reunion. She clarifies she is only a hotel staffer and dismisses the encounter as inconsequential, while his confident charm lingers.
Thursday afternoon Mrs. Carl Gibson will assist the hostess in arranging the event.
Members of the junior class are busy preparing for Class Night on Thursday evening featuring various attractions and amusements.
Mrs Flora Pyke eighth grade teacher shows improved health after scarlet fever illness. Mr and Mrs Alfred Winson and Amherst family guests of Mr and Mrs Jack Winson Sunday night. Rev R C Jenson to lead Lenten service at Methodist church Thursday 8 P M. Alex Garland Elyria family visited Mr and Mrs Alex Garland Sr Sunday. Jack Walker Mansfield was Sunday guest of Miss Naomi Ruth. Evelyn Farney critically ill for three months with rheumatism remains unchanged.
The Columbia M E Church board met with Mr and Mrs Frank Hales in Eaton. Mrs H C Hunter will entertain the M E choir for a rehearsal Thursday and Easter music practice has begun. Rev Harold Halderman went to the hospital for an arm operation. Andrew Radcliffe recovered from a serious burn after a visit from his siblings. Isabel Dittmer spent Sunday with Lucille and Roberta Churchweard. Tuberculin testing for cattle began in southwest Columbia. Mr and Mrs Charles Mills called.
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Felton of Rocky River hosted a Sunday gathering. Mrs. Roser entertained her sister over the weekend. Aliss Florence Ring of Lorain spent the weekend at home. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Dettman visited the home of Roy’s sister in New Comers town, Ohio.
The Clarksfield Ladies Aid Society met at Mrs. Charles Puder's country home with 31 present. President Mrs. Emma Byrot led the meeting with Rev. Cobb offering prayer. A St Patrick's program and Irish song contest followed. Jessie Fox won the door prize. a delicious lunch was served. Next meeting set for Mrs. Hattie Esana's home in two weeks.
Mrs Tonna Livermore entertained the P. G. for an all-day meeting last Wednesday. A fine luncheon dinner was enjoyed at the noon hour.
Mr ara Vir and W. W. Stone and Son hosted Sunday dinner at Norwalk home of Mr. and Mrs. Harald Duncan. Connie Kress and Mr. Smith from Cleveland joined Mrs. Lepha Harris for Sunday supper. Wade Fox and Mrs. Fox visited the Harris home in Toledo. Stella Harris stayed with her mother Ida Clapp in Oberlin last week. C. B. Burrows family and Isabell and Dick Popp visited the Burrows home in Elyria. Marguerite Folten spent the weekend with her sister Carl Serals in Norwalk.
Mr and Mrs Arthur Cawrse visited Cleveland Thursday. Mr and Mrs Francis Nester and family spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs E J Clark. Mr and Mrs Val Shipman and Miss Alice Shipman of Rochester were guests of Mr and Mrs Clarence Harris Sunday. Mr and Mrs Alfred Alghrim and son and Mr Barnes of Elyria spent two days with the Alghrims. Sunday visitors at Frank Sinclair’s included Mr and Mrs Ed Brown of Oberlin and Mrs Donna Livermore. Elmer Hahn and Mrs Marty Shafer attended Mrs Walter Saltzman’s funeral in Wellington.
The regular morning church service and Sunday School were held at the Birmingham M E Community church on Sunday. Attendees numbered thirty five for church and forty two for Sunday School, with solid turnout reported.
Friday evening March 17 set aside for Community Night at the Birmingham church with a penny supper and a program. The committee invites all locals to cooperate as proceeds support the local church.
Mrs. Marie Knott attended the Ladies Aid Society meeting at the home of Rev and Mrs Jenson in Amherst on Thursday afternoon. Mr and Mrs Lewis Funk and son Richard were Elyria visitors Saturday. Clarence Parker of Florence and Will Krebs called at the home of Mrs Amelia Parker.
South Ridge announces church services on Sunday March 19 with Sunday school at 10 am and worship at 8 pm led by Pastor Rev LL H Amore DD The D D Clap will be hosted by Mrs Whian Sudro in Elyria Saturday March 18 for a club event.
Numerous locals attended Union Communion services at Henrietta Hill church on Sunday. Community members visited relatives in Elyria and Amherst, with several couples hosting dinners and guests.
Mrs. Mary Fridentsine of Carlisle visited the Johnsons and family Sunday. Alta Myers stayed with Reverend Ashburn in Avon over the weekend. Herman Bloom and the Smiths visited Gulf Road residents. Ruth Johnson and Neva Carrick spent Sunday with Lois Youtzy. Clarence Smith of Gulf Road shows slight improvement. Lee Johnson resumed duties as Elyria Township Schools bus driver after illness. Garfield Community Club to meet March 15 with Mrs. Henry Jackson presiding. McKinley Johnson and Harley Johnson visited the Chambers home Saturday afternoon.
Thursday afternoon notices Oscar Fleming in Elyria on Saturday 1st. Miss Pearl Wilford of Lodi spent the weekend with local friends. George Avery visited Mr and Mrs Harry Boyd in Elyria on Sunday. Mrs Willard Davidson shopped in Elyria Saturday.
Sample containers for medicinal whisky have been received by druggists in Bluffton Indiana as the law allows a return of medicinal whisky. The new cartons are metal and pasteboard and must be destroyed to access the bottom. Distillers say the design prevents substitution of inferior liquor or dilution of the contents.
Boston newsboys endure frigid weather as women volunteer auxiliaries of the Burroughs Newsboy Foundation distribute hot cocoa to the boys in downtown areas. The relief effort operates under foundation auspices.
Clare Howard drills water well at Eaton while families move in and out of homes. Henrietta basketball and Baptist Circle events noted. Church programs, visits from out of town guests, and local meetings planned for March and April.
North Fond du Lac trustees voted to bar transients who were given food and shelter in the village hall overnight due to fire hazards. Firemen reported many travelers slept on the village fire truck, requiring multiple alarms before the equipment could be sent out.
Whitman argues that theft and murder return to the thief and the killer like a song returning to a singer. The idea frames wrongdoing as self-returning harm and moral consequence.
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