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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 1933
Page
7
Babson Park Florida March 24 1933 earnings outlook highlights a renewed market faith with rising stock and commodity prices. Analysts foresee improved profits in late 1933 driven by higher farm prices lower costs and stronger sales efforts as producers inventories turn productive and demand returns.
In a New York hotel Sue, a telephone operator, meets Philip Gerard a wealthy young man engaged to Meria Morris. They dine, ride to Sue’s Brooklyn apartment, and face a looming Boston trip as a mystery deepens with a hospital case and jealously driven suitor Pinky Trevis.
Initiatory degrees were conferred upon two candidates. Refreshments were served.
The High School Vah Teh assembly featured two musical numbers by the Girls Club and a talk on current events. Performers included Beth Wigert Donald Linden and Lennara woulder in the dialog segment.
The LaGrange School Sixth Spelling Contest lists Grade by grade top averages and perfect papers. Second Grade averaged 99.97% with 21 perfect papers including Robert Camp and Betty Carmen. Third Grade averaged 99.66% with 36 perfects. Fourth Grade averaged 99.62% with 27 pupils at 100% including Robert Preston and Anna Behner. many names and outcomes shown.
Article by Mrs. C. F. Ensign advises selecting shade tolerant perennials and shrubs to plant under trees. It lists honeysuckles, Lonicera tartarica and Lonicera morrow, plus daffodils, snowdrops, chondoxis, and various garden groups. Emphasizes deep shade, late spring blooms, berries for birds, and careful watering and fertilizing due to tree root competition.
The Fifth Grade posted 9.93 percent average with 19 perfect papers including John Watko and Margaret Weber. The Sixth Grade averaged 98.65 percent with 11 perfect papers such as Wayne Aldrich and Candace Behner. The Third Grade won the banner with 59.66 percent.
Spencer Spencer March 25 the county school chorus from each school has been chosen and approved by Sam T Brown assistant superintendent in charge of music. The chorus will perform in the annual spring music festival and at least two numbers during the state school band concert with potential church or county concerts. Spenc er representatives include Beatrice Nelson Helen Neidhart Agnes White Anne Sperik Dorothy Gear Franklin Billman Dwight Allen Bentley Weidrick Ralph Waltz Warren Allen Atlee Johnson and Mike Grickly.
The piece contrasts an Evening Star flower thriving in Western desert sage with a vivid Bowery scene in New York. It notes moths gathering nectar, describes dunes dyed purple at sunset, and blends botanical detail with urban vignettes of lodging, theatre culture, and personalities like Major Raymond Dickson and Ed Howe.
March notes show numerous local visits and calls among Elyria Oberlin Amherst Vermilion and Murray Ridge residents. Mentions include Mr. and Mrs. Evan Walker and Harold Coates hosts and guests at multiple homes. Two thirds of Japan's railroads are State owned.
Ak ro n visitors include Mrs B F Butcher and Millard Lamp with Mr and Mrs Carpenter. Elyria guests arrive for the Hyland family visit. Funeral services for Mrs Clara White held in Lodi. Pancake supper by M E Epworth League raises funds. Art exhibit entries from Spencer pupils shown at Akron and Kent. Pythian Sisters host a Friday card party.
Spencer Grange No 2529 welcomed 225 attendees on Wednesday March 22. C C Touby opened the session with Third and Fourth Degree work by Lafayette and Spencer degree teams under Dan Root. County deputy Frederic led secret work with John Kelser assistance.
A brief line quotes a woman agreeing to accompany someone to Keen, indicating plans to go together. This fragment suggests social arrangements or a casual conversation captured in a syndicated column. No further details are provided in the readable text.
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