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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 16, 1937
Page
9
Fran suspects a trap as the professor toys with her fears and Ward’s disappearance. Polespu confesses mixed feelings and then abducts Fran in the garden, muffling her with burlap as darkness envelops them. The scene ends with her scream cut off and the danger unresolved.
Spence Mesdame T C Hyland David Inman and Harry Hillbrook entertained Al dee Low M E Aid members at Mrs C R Aldrich home on Thursday evening. The gathering included work and social time with lunch served by three hostesses. The group plans another meeting in April.
A series of Wednesday evening Lenten services are conducted at Zion Lutheran Spencer with Rev. George Smith presiding, marking the parish’s midweek devotion.
Thimbie Sisters M E group met with Mrs Catherine Fuller. Zion Church Epworth League met Monday. Spencer Baptist young people joined Thursday services in Medina. Mt Zion Lutheran Ladies Aid hosted an all day meeting with quilt work and a missionary program. Various members and guests traveled to Akron Elyria Cleveland and Wellington for visits and illness, with several postponements and hospital updates noted.
Local families hosted and visited across multiple towns including Akron Lorain Elyria and Cleveland. Notable items include P T A program at Town Hall illness hospital visitations quarantine for scarlet fever and ongoing visits among residents and relatives.
Erhart briefs report the funeral of John Law at Emmanuel Lutheran Church Valley City attended by family including Mr and Mrs Howard Gross Medina Mr and Mrs Frank Ullrich and Mrs George Gross. Short items note Bert Merer begins work in Medina for Mallett and Weidner Co and Celeste Kaiser’s Cleveland trip on business.
The Ladies Aid of Mallet Creek M P Church cleared about 3190 by serving lunches at Bowman's Spring party Friday and Saturday. They plan soft drinks and candy for a picture show and skating party for children Monday and Tuesday evenings. Mr and Mrs Gail Alexander hosted the Pinochle Club Saturday night. Violet Parker won first prize and Robert Daly the consolation prize.
The text notes callers discussing John Miller and family of Chatham and Lyle Browand planning a move to Ellyria where Mr Browand has employment. The items reflect family relocation plans during the week.
Cols residents welcomed guests including Mr and Mrs Maynard Hyiland of Columbus and relatives from Hayesville Elyria Medina and Wellington. Others attended services at Spencer Baptist Church while several family members traveled for care visits and business trips and a new Ford sedan was noted.
Article notes why shed deer antlers vanish quickly due to decay and rodent consumption. It describes elk, white tailed deer and pronghorn shedding times and locations in Yellowstone and Mexico deserts, then shifts to a vivid account of wolf howls, pack dynamics, nocturnal hunts, and the timid behavior of wolves toward humans in the north woods.
Copyright 1936. Readers are invited to send questions on hunting fishing trap shooting and outdoor activities to the North American Sportsman's Bureau at the Wrigley Building Chicago or to this newspaper.
A Toronto woman returning from England found a doll she bought in London for her granddaughter carries a surprising stamp. Inspectors noted the words Made in Toronto clearly stamped on the toy.
Guide showcases routines used by USY and Hollywood figures to refresh body and nerves between engagements. It describes brisk walks, cleansing, creams, toners, hair tweaks, and quick skin facials from Gracie Allen, Sylvia Sidney, and others to maintain alert, rested appearance before events.
A mother’s nagging focus creates two outcomes in daughters Barbara and Edith. Barbara thrives on affection for good behavior while Edith seeks repeated calls, shaping differing personalities. Fussiness from parental overattention can foster infantile cleverness and hinder future independence.
The day featured quilting hosted by a club member. The group will convene with Mrs. Maude Knowlton in April for their next gathering.
With basketball concluded, students focus on county music and the high school operetta. A senior committee selected by the president plans two plays for study and a series of year end events runs from March to May including banquets, operetta, baccalaureate, and commencement. The Friendship class, led by Miss Roper, sells candy and hot dogs to fund worthy projects.
Twenty four members of the Ever Ready class met with Miss Alberta Hallville Saturday evening for games contests and songs. Ice cream cake and coffee followed. A short business meeting was held with the president absent and issues carried to the next meeting with Miss Jessie Baker. Everything reflected St Patrick's Day themes.
The Nova M E Church society held its March meeting Tuesday afternoon with Mrs. Effie Rowland presiding. Mrs. Jora Andrews led devotionals and Mrs. Ruth Richards reviewed the missionary study book. The group plans to host the district meeting on April 12.
O. J. Fackler and son Russell move to Everett Eaton farm 134 miles northeast of Nova. Grace Hines and family leave Crumvine farm for New Londo. Kent and Charles Rowland guests at Sunday dinner with relatives. Charles Crile of Wellington visits N. J. Nichols family. Clyde Andrews, Mrs. White and two children from Akron dine with C. V. Andrews. A. Wehner and Cook visit Howard Biddinger. Club No. 2 to serve cafeteria dinner March 17 with business meeting to follow.
Members of the Ceres Club spent a happy day on Wednesday at the home of Mrs. Ruby Hileman. Six visiting guests were made welcome. After an appetizing club dinner was enjoyed a short business meeting was held.
The Lake Avenue Lake Avenue Community Church Woman's Association will meet March 17 at Mrs. E. F. Croskey's home, lunch served, coffee provided. Visitors include Mr. and Mrs. Frank Stone of Olmsted Falls and extended visits to Wellington New London and Elyria. The Houk sisters from Aliquippa stay with Mr. and Mrs. John Houk. The Noonan couple recent Florida wedding trip guests of Mrs. Noonan's relatives. Demans family relocate to West Ridge. Dale Miller hosted a birthday dinner with teacher Miss Hines.
The Shining Thimble 4-H Club met at the Lake Avenue schoolhouse on a Saturday with many mothers in attendance. Members listed include Mrs Shu maker and daughters Helen and Ruth, Mrs Ed Prindte and Barbara Jean, Mrs Louis Heckock, Mrs Green and Loretta, Mrs Posey and Vivian and Violet, Mrs Birrell with Mary and Bernice, Mrs Schmidkons and Fisther, Mrs Otto Jabbush and Louise and Evelyn, Mrs Birro with Martha and Margaret. The girls gave a program and the first years received pins. Advisors Mrs V Schaeffer and Mrs Jabbush served refreshments for a social close.
A notice states a special meeting of the North Elvira Grange will be held at the Grange hall on Thursday evening March 18. The Research Club will host a dinner for husbands at the Second Congregational church on Thursday March 18.
Mrs. Reno Collier hosts her mother Mrs. Andrews of Adamsville Pennsylvania and her brother and sister in law Mr and Mrs John Andrews for the week. A brief officers and teachers meeting followed Sunday services. Plans for a fellowship dinner set for the first Sunday in April at the schoolhouse.
A good attendance is requested at a local event as Mr and Mrs Hurtzlinger of Cleveland are noted as weekend guests of Dolph Stentz.
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