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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1935
Page
14
Carol endures a strained week as John departs after disparaging her business. Alice presses for news of an engagement, and Carol confesses to a forged engagement to placate her friend. A letter from Ranny laments her absence, while a Morgan's note urges Carol to return to New York after fashion success and a potential meeting with the Morgan's president.
Carlisle couple plan to leave March 20 for La Porte while health updates include Mrs Stevenson improving after illness on the Grafton road. Nurses trainee Miss Hope Grea visited from Cleveland. Tables of guests span Lloyd Walters family from Butternut Ridge to Port Canton. Parish activities include Circle No. 6 hosts in Elyria and Circle No. 11 supper at Flora Hoak’s home. Other items mention Mrs T J Greason’s improvement and several dinners, dinners hosted, and visitors from Parma and Lidinburgh alike.
On Saturday evening Mr and Mrs R H Miller hosted a birthday anniversary celebration for R H Miller and Adam Moeller of Elyria at their Lake Avenue home. The event featured a white and yellow color scheme and a luncheon for guests including Adam Moeller Christy Harrison Lula Seward and Betty Pepper both of Elyria Lydia Moeller and Mrs John Gottschling Ernest Gottschling and a Cleveland companion plus the Miller family.
The North Elyria Juvenile and Subordinate Grange will hold its regular meeting on Thursday evening March 28 in the school auditorium. All members are urged to be present.
The Lake Avenue Bible School invites members to its regular monthly social and business meeting Friday evening. All interested attendees are welcome to participate in planning, updates, and community activities.
Household guests and family gatherings fill a weekend news column. Edwin Setterfield from Shelby stayed with the Croskeys, while visits included the Leons and Croskeys, the Leonard family, and the Starchbills from Elyria. Veronica Gatez visited Ethel Metzger as Lake Avenue Church held Bible Study, and Women’s Association members planned a quilting session with Nora Schaeffer.
Litchfield March 28 members of the Young Men’s class of the Congregational church have spent five weeks rehearsing a minstrel show to be presented Friday and Saturday April 12 13. The program will be staged at Shyrock 126 Stanford avenue lulyria. Little Mary Croskey has returned home after a weekend with her grandparents Mr and Mrs E F Croskey.
Ed Dodd presents a three part minstrel style show with Wiss Nelive Clift Lawrence Halladay and Orlo Springer guiding cast rehearsals promise a premier entertainment in Litchfield. Local social updates cover quilting visits luncheon hostesses town visits and a high school box social planned for March 29 with details for attendees.
The State Supreme Court in Columbus reversed Lorain county rulings on a public service appointment. Robert Soward, Lorain’s former director of public service, had refused to name William Kratt as street superintendent. the court upheld Soward and awarded final judgment for Seward, reversing lower court decisions. Albert McDermott had been appointed.
Elinor Bradley went to Cleveland Friday evening. Miss Swanker spent the week end in Lakewood. Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Scoville of Valley City visited in the Fred Gott home Sunday. Wayne Turner and Mrs. Turner were in Cleveland on business Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Miller entertained her parents and brother from Cleveland Sunday. Mrs. Shirley Davidson underwent an appendicitis operation at Elyma Clinic Tuesday. Mrs. Charles Romp is recovering at Lodl Hospital after a major operation and will soon come home. The bonds of reason, though iron strong, are easily burst through.
SACRAMENTO, Cal. Predatory animal hunters are getting the best of mountain lions in California. Only 215 lion scalps were turned in for bounty last year, well below the 370 average of prior years. Officials say hunters are winning the battle, with the key sign being 57 percent of the killed lions being female.
Plans for Seville spring festivals announce events starting April 15 with Easter bullfight on April 21 inaugurating the season. The Seville fair runs April 25 to 28 featuring daily bull fights, along with motorcycle and bicycle races and fine arts expositions.
Skeletons found in ancient tombs at Ponta jau near Gerona suggest early Christian era burials. The skeletal positions indicate antiquity and a link to Spain's earliest Christian settlements.
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