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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 17, 1937
Page
6
Fran regains consciousness on damp ground tied to a scheme involving her inheritance. Joe reveals their father framed a plan to lure Fran and Jack, with Fran’s uncle dying in South America and leaving a fortune. Joe schemes to marry Fran and claim the inheritance through deception.
Fran confronts Joe as they trek through woods after her escape plan fails. Joe explains the Purple Arrow’s interference in his father’s schemes, claiming an accidental death and plotting to lure Fran to Bucharest. Fran weighs her captor’s claims while warding off further danger.
Five nights of heavy snowfall in Butte Falls, Oregon, collapsed several buildings under roof weight. Mayor O B Gross and the city council helped shovel roofs, delaying planned council meeting and city business.
Grafton regular meeting of Lyndon Chapter 361 O. E. S. held Monday evening at La Grange. Mrs. Bess Aldrich led the program after the business session. Attendees from Grafton included Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Jones Ira Swartz and Mesdames Hattie Swartz Nellie Lehman Thelma Hahn Elizabeth Barber Margaret Jantz Susan Cragin Blanche Edwards.
Grafton and Belden Sunday school teachers attended a Workers Conference Monday evening at the M E Church. Dr J E Priestly conference director of religious education was the speaker and spoke on training children in the Christian faith and aiding youth and adults with better Christian education. Dr Rollin H Walker formerly head of the Bible Dept of Wasley University gave a short address.
A birthday surprise party for Mrs. Dan Bradley was held Saturday evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Sandrock in Elyria. Guests included Mrs. Mary Mennell, Miss Doris Moore, Mr. and Mrs. James Wilson, and Mr. and Mrs. Olds.
A group from Elyria Lo rain and Grafton visited Mrs. Bradley today. Guests included Mr and Mrs Walter Sandrock and family and Mr and Mrs A E Miller with their sons. Mrs Bradley received many lovely gifts during the gathering.
Sunday visitors included Mrs. Evelyn Burrer hosting Eilee Rice and Earl Rice of Elyria. Guests to D M Conners were Mr. and Mrs Edward Scott of Rocky River. Finley entertained six at dinner including Glen Bailey George Edgerton North Plain, John Krist Julesberg Colorado. Durkee hosted Fannie Durkee North Olmsted. Schwed family with Sooy of Chatham. P W McMaugh Lakewood visited Anna Hosler.
The local team conferred the Initiatory Degree on three candidates at the I O O F Lodge on Monday evening. Wellington Degree team will confer the first degree on these candidates and three from their own lodge on March 22.
Valley City residents record social visits including Mr. and Mrs. Edward Lambert and Jon David of Cleveland visiting the Armbrusters. Dr. and Mrs. R. A. Stuble dined with Dr. and Mrs. J. L. Sullivan of Elyria. Earl Arick resumes activity after a six week bed rest post surgery. St Martin's Altar Society plans an all day quilting meeting on Thursday. Bertha Schreiber and George Lindner of Chicago stay with Louise Mack and her sister Mrs. Henry Wolf, while Allan Blood joins the Meyers of Ham.
Hartford motorists urged glare control and stricter drunken driving enforcement in a Governor's commission survey on highway safety. Other popular ideas called for a 40 mph night speed limit and tougher pedestrian law prosecutions.
Charles Gray announced that the Thursday night meeting at the Y W C A has been called off due to unavoidable circumstances. He said he had contacted several participants but could not proceed.
Funeral attendances mark the weekend with Mrs Grover Yentzer and Mrs Nora Krist among the mourners. Families visit relatives in Fairview Village Crestline and Cleveland. Health trips include Allan Blood to Fort Wayne for an ill uncle and a Fish Supper at the Evangelical church hall.
In Lakewood the C. B. Arnold General Store, a town landmark, was torn down after being purchased by Ed. Steyer. Local residents include Mrs. Frank Miller and families visiting relatives. Attendance at events includes the County Music Festival in Granger with local youth performing in the county orchestra and mixed quartet.
Canberra reports Australia will begin Antarctic development by surveying deposits and installing a meteorological station. The plan aims to fulfill Admiral Byrd's forecast that the Antarctic circle holds coal and minerals for future civilizations, focusing on coal among 2,250,000 acres of territory.
The South Ridge community announces a Friday choir rehearsal and a Friday Catechism class at the church. On Saturday March 20, the D. C. Club meets with Mrs. Newton Bechtel of Middle Ridge. District Superintendent C. B. Allen of Fremont visited Rev. R. J. Plerrer, and many locals attended various family and neighbor visits.
Cambridge Mass Dr Ernest A Hooten Harvard anthropologist denounces urban residents claiming humans trade their biological birthright for mindless conformity He says city life erodes mental and moral capacities and mocks the idea of urban sophistication.
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