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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 1933
Page
6
Roller polo makes a comeback in Indiana with local clubs expanding. Darrell DeWitt joins the scene as part of a family involvement, while Wayne and Richmond teams see players like Louis Quiley and Low Quigles contributing regional talent.
In Newport VI Raymond Todze and Ralph Todze are jailed for 690 days after a pre trial theft involving a dime stolen from a baggage locale near the railroad station.
Members of the Russia Township Unit of Lorain County Farm Bureau met at the Schramm home for a business session led by Glenn Jiebbs. Reports on the Little Big Seven 4 H Club highlighted the year, and Theo Breyley outlined the bulk station co operative plan centered in Elyria with three trucks to operate locally. The gathering featured moving picture reels True Love and Pure Oil, and The Two Bachelors. The death of Miss Verpa Elsing er was announced, a noted director in Ohio Farm Bureau Federation. Refreshments followed with St Patrick’s Day themes.
Wiss Hazel Johnson led a St Patrick's Day lecture during Cheilin Grange’s regular meeting. Wiss John son gave a brief history, Mrs Jesse Kempton sang two numbers with her daughter Wiss Marion Kimpton on piano, and a round table on Potato Culture followed with contests and prizes.
Twenty five members gathered at Oberlin Grange hall for the Farm Women club monthly meeting. New president Kathisn Albrecht led the session and outlined two years of plans. committees formed for the autumn bazaar, receipts, and fundraising. Announced events include Flower School April 4, Canning Demonstration School May 9, and Lorain County Get Acquainted Day April 11. The luncheon planning and Get Acquainted Day arrangements were reviewed. next meeting April 29 with sewing prepared.
Mr. and Miss Will Monschein of Elyria were dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. F. J. Shuster. The Ladies' Aid Society will meet March 22 at Mrs. I. N. Haven's home Carlisle with hostesses Mrs Haven Mrs Carpette Mrs H M Howard Mrs Mary Fishburn Mrs Walter Kirshbaum Mrs Albert Alexander and Mrs Lute Alexander. Mr and Mrs. F. R. Cousins returned from a five week trip through the south including Florida. Mrs. J. Shuster spent a week with her daughter in Cleveland. Mr Minnie Tite has been laid up with illness in Elyria. Mr and Mrs George Ponting of Cleveland and Mr and Mrs Edenor Clague visited the Shusters. The Father Get-Together program featured musical numbers with Mr and Mrs E Kohl of Waboushby. Philip Patterson came home from Wauseon hospital, weak but recovering after two and a half months there. Mr and Mrs Charles Strickland received a box of grapefruit and orange from Mr. George in Florida via Mrs Cousins.
Tuesday morning April 11 notices report Bert Strickle funeral details for Henry Sandroc family, plus Sun visit by Fred Kent and Jimmie Oberlin. Convalescing Mrs Harry Gibson after surgery at Oberlin Hospital, Roy Burke sister visiting. Manns welcome baby Maren 20 at Allen Hospital. Albrechts hosted by J M Albrecht’s Oberlin relatives. Dwight Atnet and son from Cleveland visited Johr Emmerich home.
Mrs Walter Cornish hosted about fifty ladies for a pink and blue themed shower in honor of Mrs Koh. Sweet peas and pink blue crepe decor graced the table with four dolls as centerpiece. Miss Martha Tite and LaVerne Lantz performed piano solos while Jit saw puzzles entertained guests. Lois Hahn delivered a pink and blue wagon gift presentation speech. Out of town guests included Mrs Bert Eddy and Mrs Leon Ward of LaPorte.
Reports from the Adirondacks indicate a mild winter has kept food available and deer deaths few, with no starvation linked to weather. The Conservation Department stands ready to assist deer herds if heavy snows occur, by providing fodder and support to protect the herd through harsh seasons.
Birmingham community night at the local church drew a large crowd with a penny supper and an evening program. A sequence of songs solos talks and musical numbers featured Miss Marjorie Howe Morton Burgin Virginia Gould and Rev George T Hanna.
Miss Norene Collingwood of Berea spent the weekend with her parents, Mr and Mrs Claude Collingwood. Mr and Mrs Thad Wilson in Elyria on business Saturday. Charles Grenzebach Jr of Kent visited at his parents home, Mr and Mrs Charles Grenzebach. Louis Kingsley and John Kingsley of Amherst were mentioned with relatives, plus Mr and Mrs Frank Guten and other local names. The report notes Thursday evening gathering with Wes Ora Beadsell and Hobart Feren.
In Linton Indiana three men used two hunting trips to kill 210 crows. The event highlights a significant pest control effort reported by local residents.
The report notes forests covering most of a region described as British Gulane while Erik gains exclusive possession in South America, indicating shifting control and land use.
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