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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 1934
Page
2
Tiggie, stranded on a 500 foot cliff, endures a surreal dive into a dream with a giant spider and a rescue by Harvey. After a tense return journey and a dramatic confrontation, he gains clarity, safety, and a renewed sense of home with Janet and Viola's concern lingering. The chapter ends with Tiggie and his beloved finally together, promising more to come.
Palm Sunday events at Kipton Community Church include 11 A M sermons on The Day of Palms and The Meaning of the Empty Tomb, with an Easter musicale at 4 30 P M featuring The Day of Resurrection and Christ Arose. The program lists Mrs L C Bates Miss Edna Bates and Rev G T Hanna among participants, with solos and choruses throughout.
Mrs Enma Higsworth visited Elyria on business while Don Perkins and family plan to move to Belden township to work on Jim Aldvich farm. Horace McCullough of Amherst stayed home over the weekend as Camden church completed two weeks of Evanzell services led by Rev. Thomas Shari with gospel musicians and visitors from nearby churches.
A Saturday afternoon birthday party featured many gifts and dainty refreshments served by Mrs. Harridham. Attendees included Alice Dabney Orpha Jane Martha Jane Davidson Rita Ingersoll Dorothy Ludiant Morena Ludlaw Paul home at his parents M mottr and others. Several relatives from Elyria and New London joined, with neighbors and local guests mentioned in a casual social notices style.
The column notes Thomas Terebor spent a few days in Berea last week with Miss Haves and her daughter Ve Gy Emaar. Late Teo gate was mentioned, but details are unclear.
A garbled historical piece notes Powhatan leaders and the Jamestown settlers, detailing a brutal massacre, a warning that aided the townspeople, and the subsequent colonial reactions. It mentions the Battle of Lexington, Commodore Decatur, and a broad sweep of early American events, with references to dates and figures distorted by OCR.
Fragmented text recalls Congress actions on industry housing for women and children, figures like Roosevelt and Millikan, and a mix of biographical mentions. Also includes astrology signs and a note on Edward II laws and French meals, all jumbled with dates and names.
A report from Spencer Ohio notes Glenn Beaumont teaches at the high school and dental work occurs on site this week with Mrs. Royer handling clerical tasks. The PTA met successfully last Tuesday with a pot luck and a one act play titled Dreams featuring Mr. Albaugh Mrs Churchward and Ralph Hughes. An April PTA meeting will feature Miss Mabel Rice and the Glee club with an original operetta. The Baptist Sunday School Class Responsible will hold a bake sale at 85 Front Street on Saturday March 2 at one o clock.
The Baptist Mission Circle shifts from a single Birth day Dinner to four seasonal suppers with a special birthday table for those born in the season. The first St Patrick’s Day supper served Irish stew bread biscuits a green salad and pie to about 100. Officers and hosts include Mrs Kate Sneil Mrs Ella Sabins Mrs Ernest Dinford Mrs Panison and Mrs Tomes with Bernard Cutting master of ceremonies and Mrs Dorothy Walker presiding.
Has returned to the hospital. Mr and Mrs James Wright entertained relatives from Cleveland at dinner Sunday. The Baptist Sunday School prepares a pageant The Uplifted Cross to be given by children on Easter Sunday. The committee includes Mrs J H Longdow Miss Phyllis Bartter and Mrs Charles Miller. Mr and Mrs Russell Carpenter entertained in honor of the birthday of the latter s parents Mr and Mrs Ray Durkee on Sunday March 18. Guests included Mr and Mrs Leland Durkee and son Leland Jr Mr and Mrs Ray Durkee and Mr and Mrs Charles Stephens. Decorations marked St Patrick s theme with an angel food cake made by Mrs Stephens. Friends hear of a daughter born to Mr and Mrs Lierd Miller. Mr Miller was a former teacher here. Mr and Mrs Fred Hathaway took their daughter Mrs Clyde Rose to her home in Seville Friday. Mr Hathaway attended the annual meeting of The Lightning Rod Mutual Insurance Co for which he is agent. He and Mrs Hathaway returned Sunday with Mr and Mrs Willard Hathaway who were dinner guests of Mr and Mrs Rose. Gordon Bartter a senator at Ohio State University is spending a week s vacation at the home of his parents Mr and Mrs J H Bartter.
The Nuns of the Sacred Heart parish will live in a 20 room dwelling atop a new school building in Pittsburgh. Plans show a large dining room recreation room chapel laundry and reception room with an electric elevator linking home to classrooms. Project cost about 459000.
Boston’s favorite fire box No. 0233 at Lampert Street and Lambert Avenue Roxbury has sounded 375 times in the past year without a fire. The repeated false alarms highlight municipal concerns about unnecessary dispatches and safety efficiency.
The Wisdom Seekers Sunday School group hosted a St Patrick's party at the homes of Ruth and Milly with twenty seven youths present to honor teacher Mrs. Wallace Bear on March 27. Activities included games and music as the club planned future attendance, two captains were named Albert McDole and Joe McVonnell. Out of town guests and members attended from Oberlin Sheffield Lake Lorain and Camden. Refreshments in green and white, three green birthday cakes, and gifts accompanied the celebration.
An afternoon win and social crowd filled Kipton as residents attended a Community dance at the town hall. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. James Davidson and relatives from Sheffield, Wellington, Wrmingham, and Camden, with plans announced for another dance this Friday night with the Community Orchestra providing music.
Mrs E G Schubert attended a 4 o clock meeting of the PLD security group held at the home of Mrs A Haist in Lerain. Mr and Mrs S Bo Matthias, Mrs William Miller, and Miss Busch of Cleveland called on Elizabeth during the visit.
An advertisement touts Dr Edwards Olive Tablets as a mild bowel and liver cleanser. It claims twenty years of use reducing stomach troubles pimples listlessness and headaches without griping. Available in 15 30 and 60 cent sizes with a call to nightly use.
Ma and Mas J 11 attended Cher Rrerak at Amherst Monday. C Schubert and son Oliver joined a nuptial at MB Church Elyria Wednesday, hosted by YOM bday class. The Schubert family visited Hirtund Schelehher in Sindy. FBLC Schubert and Oliver attended a meeting at Murray Ridge School Friday. Fred Schubert of Maton waited on Schubert family Tuesday. The reference notes a sleeping church offense described without detail.
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