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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 17, 1930
Page
14
Brenda Land a singer plots revenge after a public kiss with Suwanee in Central Park. She taunts him with danger and ambiguity, while Suwanee wrestles with jealousy and desire after a tense exchange in daylight. Chapter 19 continues with strained dynamics and looming consequences.
A Hart family gathering linked Mr. and Mrs. John Hart and their Ridgeville relatives with Mrs. Mary Foley, tied at the homes of D. J. Camp I. and P. H. Campbell, on Sunday. Mrs. George Hall also entertained during the day.
Over a weekend Hivin Squires and Miss Pearl Pancroft joined Mr. and Mrs. William Farr at the H. Brooks home in Elsria. Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Mosier of Elsoria hosted relatives from Pittsburgh and nearby community members. Mrs. Frank Krueger hosted the Rebecca Aid group from Oberlin for an all day meeting with a pot dinner and a quilting session attended by over twenty members and guests.
The P T A held a March meeting and social Friday night with strong attendance and an excellent program. The entertainment and refreshments were organized by Mrs Dar Mr Doane Mrs George Farr Mrs Shook and Mrs Newman. Guests from Elyria Oberlin Lorain and others attended touch of local activity with several homemakers hosting and social visits continuing through Sunday.
Mr and Mrs Frank Krueger attended the Eagles entertainment at their hall Thursday night. Mrs W Myers and children and Milton Sell, all of Brighton, called Tuesday evening at the M A Hurst Fame. Mrs Carrie Beam of Oberlin spent Sunday with her daughter Mrs Charess Broks. Mr and Mrs Conrad Herbat of Amherst were Sunday guests of Mr and Mrs Frank Krueger. Mr and Mrs George Farrerter hosted a large company of friends at a dance at their home Saturday night.
A call urges readers to obtain the new Dictionary within a few days as distribution ends this week. It warns that delays cause regret and notes Vodzy's cartoon is printed elsewhere in the issue. Clip and present the offer promptly to avoid missing out on scarce copies.
Mrs Wallace Bear reports a series of social visits and warm sugar parties in Pittsfield with guests from Elyria Oberlin Lorain and Grafton. Attendees include Miss Ella Reisinger Miss Oma Pickworth Mr and Mrs Brandt and families, Miss Mary Whitmer Miss Ada Sherburne and Mr and Mrs Wallace Bear. The week features debates at the Community church led by Prof Utterback and varied local gatherings and hospital visits.
In the wake of a severe fire leaving your home gutted the article urges immediate action. It urges contacting GEO. R. ALLEN & SON for help securing a policy you promised yourself weeks ago. It emphasizes timely coverage and professional assistance.
Son Graydon, a student at Ohio State University, is home for a week long vacation ending Sunday March 16. Miss Elia Reisinger spent the weekend at her Eaton home. Marion Geist visited his parents in Camden Friday evening. John Rothe of Camden visited Mrs Mildred Lounsbrough Saturday. Frances Pease takes violin lessons from Miss Grace Beckett, a 21 year old Oberlin High School student.
In a scrambled report a peasant agrees to a grisly stake ritual but declines to join the meal. The text references peasants near Rennes in Brittany and compares boiled snakes to familiar foods, with a London dateline fragment ending on an abrupt remark about marriage and disruption.
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