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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 1937
Page
13
A reflective passage questions universal guilt as individuals confront past deeds and the moral weight of regret. The narrator considers how memories of earlier choices shape present conscience and self condemnation.
William T. Avery of East Cleveland receives the Rome Prize from the American Academy, the first Reserve University student to earn the philosophy doctorate in classics. The Adelbert College graduate, son of J L Avery and Lela Gott Avery, will study two years with a $1250 annual stipend plus potential travel benefits.
A prominent figure, Avery is widely recognized in the area for frequent visits to his grandfather’s residence, drawing local attention and interest from residents.
Mrs. W L BeVier presided as Mrs H B Couch entertained Wellington Sorosis members Tuesday afternoon. BeVier summarized Man Unknown by Mrs K S Andrews who was absent. Roll call answered Sociology and Civilization. A dessert at 4 30 p m followed by business. President Mrs J G Bradstock urged attendance at the Ohio Women's Federated club annual state convention in Akron April 18 21.
Relatives and friends surprised Mrs. Jones for her birthday at 171 Herrick Avenue East. Guests from Wadsworth North Canton Lodi Cuyahoga Falls and Wellington attended with gifts and a pink white birthday cake. The gathering featured Mr. and Mrs. William Jones as hosts and many family members and neighbors in attendance.
Mrs. B. C. Abram will entertain the Woman's Afternoon Club on Saturday. The M. BE Homebuilders “hard times” party will be held at the venue.
St John s and Grace Lutheran Churches plan the final Holy Week noonday service at St John s Lutheran Church at noon. Rev F Schumm of Toledo former Grace Church pastor will deliver the address. An ensemble from Grace Church will sing Holy Jesus by Thy Passion. Additional readings featured by Rev Elmer Miller of Cleveland Heights and Rev Henry Dawe of Oberlin with selections O Darkest Woe.
Home of Mrs Leora Voxtheimer hosts Monday evening tea at 7 30. Hamlin Woman's Relief Corps to attend a tea at Mrs James Sheller home Thursday afternoon.
At a Girl Reserves alumnae meeting plans were set for an April 15 gathering. A May 1 breakfast and hanging of May baskets was also scheduled along with an May 27 induction service and a mother and daughter reception.
Mrs. H B Stevick received word of her father Henry Soules death at his daughter Mrs Henry Leimbach's home in Elyria where he had been living for months Mrs Leimbach sister of Mrs Stevick is ill in Elyria Memorial hospital and in serious condition
Lenten services are set for this evening at 7:30 with Rev. C. E. Schmidt at St. John Evangelical and Reformed and Rev. R. J. Steiger at Nativity church at 7:39. Friday features the Way of the Cross at 2:00 p m and services at 7:30. A Sunrise service is planned Sunday at 6:00 followed by a 7:30 breakfast for Sunday school and a 10:00 Holy Communion service led by Rev. Joseph Michelle. Attendees note a Masonic meeting in Amherst Tuesday included local participants.
Birmingham Mrs. John Nabakowski and son returned home from Oberlin Hospital Tuesday morning. J. C. Parker was a Kipton visitor Monday afternoon. Mrs. Nelson called on Mrs. A. Weideman Tuesday afternoon. Mrs. Clarence Parker visited Miss Mary Homan Tuesday afternoon. School News Mr. Bingham of Sandusky Business College spoke at the High school Tuesday morning on You and Where will You be Ten Years from Now. He also addressed the Senior class. Basketball season ends with class tournaments.
A special Salvation Army service is planned for Good Friday evening with Adjutant and Mrs. John Webster of Wadsworth in charge. The program features singing of familiar hymns around a six foot illuminated cross. Services begin at 7 30 and the public is cordially invited.
The six weeks old son of Mr. and Mrs. James Allen died last Tuesday from whooping cough. Funeral was held Thursday from Fivintt Funeral Home at Lodi with burial in Cheatham. Other items note social visits and Easter preparations among local residents.
The Chester Packard family move to farm owned by Carl Packard. Warner Roe brings grandson to his Lakewood home on Saturday. Oscar Henke and family of Columbia attend Sunday dinner at Lee Walkden home. Chauncey Walkden of Spencer visits the same house. Harry Pugh and son Jimmie of Scio spend the weekend with his parents. Robert Knepper of Akron visits the high school recently. Bur ton Brinker and Margaret Walkden spend the day in the school.
Portland authorities jailed 46 year old Fred Parsons after he posed as a detective to obtain a bed for 20 cents from Detective Captain John Keegan and attempted the same ruse with Captain C. A. Inskeep. Keegan intervened and Parsons received a bed for 30 nights in jail. The report notes plans for track training by teachers and students after the incident.
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