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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1931
Page
6
Mrs Mary Hyde Sullivan was stricken with paralysis and attended by Dr R W Falls at her Sullivan home yesterday. A brief notice notes a health event affecting a local family and a physician's care.
A breezy reminiscence from New York about city life, visitors who expect local mastery, and the narrator’s self styled role as a society bon vivant. He jokes about frothy pretensions, encounters with famous names, and a night of intruding guests, ending with a nod to Jeritzas for tea.
Grafton Methodist Church notes list Rev KE Bush Pield as charge of services at 9:30 AM and 7:30 PM with Belden West. Rev Rush formerly of Grace Church at Delaware for 21 years. Worthington Home near Delaware spans 220 acres with 135 children. Events include Junior Epworth League at 1:39 PM Sunday and Christian Endeavor at 7 PM, Epworth League 7:30 PM at Belew, cottage prayer, Women’s Bible class April 2, Foreign Missionary Society April 3, and King’s Daughters April 4.
Mrs Hitchcock returned Wednesday afternoon after nearly three months in Hustis and St Petersburg Florida, accompanied by Mr and Mrs Clark of Chardon. Several families attended gatherings in Litchfield and Belden, including Henry Pfeiffer’s home. William Mole nears 80 after a long illness, with congratulations from Florida relatives. Five Hundred club met at Mrs E J Harder’s. prizes went to Wells Mole and W F Holecomb. next meeting with Mrs J Clark. Grafton P T A plans a March 31 meeting. Dairyman’s Co op Sales Assoc held a Belden farm club event with speakers Russall H Knoop and others. dinner guests Bert Turner and Wm Baylor attended. Ridgeville and Eaton granges met with refreshments served. Alex Schwed and family visited Walter Wolf in Cleveland.
Gus Edson reports on a bowling evening where the Wadsworths team played strong. Mae Burge topped the ladies with 201 pins, while Larry Lugiski claimed the men's high with 536 points.
Families from Lorain Elyria Berea and Cleveland share dinners visits and social gatherings. Notable items include Mr and Mrs Sheldon hosting Mr and Mrs Hitch cock and daughter Dorothy. Mrs Buckingham ill at home. a birthday dinner for Mrs C M Williams. neighbors moving houses on Chestnut Street. and various calls and Sunday dinners among Be rea Elyria and nearby communities. A planned wedding, Theron Mole and Harriet Webb, set for April in Orlando Florida.
Wellington announces the engagement of Mildred England to Paul Powell of Orrville. The wedding will be held next Thursday in Ashland with Rev Feary Powell performing the ceremony. Powell, formerly editor of the Wellington Enterprise, has many local friends.
Twenty friends of Ruth Betts Ferriman gathered at Miss Helen Bachellor’s North Main street home for a courtesy affair honoring the newly married bride. Guests presented beautiful gifts for the bride’s home during the evening.
Mrs Francis Buttaon a well known Rochester woman was stricken with a stroke on Thursday and is critically ill according to local notices.
Lawrence Culbertson known as Doc, marshal of Rochester, died yesterday morning after a brief illness. He worked at the Wellington foundry and is survived by his wife and an adopted daughter. Funeral services are tentative, to be handled by Sackett Funeral Directors of New London.
Brighton schools enrolled 163 students with more than 50 absent due to an flu and cold epidemic. Merle Baytor, principal, said attendance increased yesterday and the illness seems to be abating.
In Mobile Alabama a resurrected cow could spare Lee Miller a year in prison for theft. Miller, 36, was sentenced in December 1930 for allegedly taking the animal to Mississippi to slaughter it. His lawyers' plans are said to be working toward a life-saving outcome.
String wire stretchers are replacing laboriously whittled wooden frames used by trappers since the early days. The shift marks a modernization of fur processing as the industry moves away from traditional handcraft methods toward metal and wire tooling.
An advertisement touts Joint-Ease as fast relief for intensely painful inflamed joints. A generous 60 cent tube is offered with a drugstore guarantee, urging immediate use for waking pain and stiff joints.
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