Four-H Clubs 10 Have Busy Program
Four-H clubs in Los Att County plan a busy season with preliminary meetings held for new groups. Camden, Amherst, Columbia and other communities organize clubs with local advisors and scheduled gatherings.
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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 01, 1934
Page
6
Four-H clubs in Los Att County plan a busy season with preliminary meetings held for new groups. Camden, Amherst, Columbia and other communities organize clubs with local advisors and scheduled gatherings.
Oberlin Grange No 20005 met with large attendance under Ernest Parke as master. Two membership applications referred to committee. Juvenile Grange declared inactive. women authorized to manage properties. Local entertainment details, committee listings, and social events noted, including a bridge party and social hour hospitality.
Chicago lawyer Clarence Darrow, aged 77, may end his famed career by defending Samuel Insull, former utilities magnate charged in Chicago with embezzlement larceny and using the mails to defraud. Darrow, famed for high-profile cases from the Scopes trial to the Leopold and Loeb defense, would join Insull’s defense amid retirement rumors.
The page lists gatherings and visits across Oberlin and nearby areas. Guests include Mr and Mrs Francis Ward, Mrs Viola Pachter, Mr Tillie Hacker, Mrs Charles Gibson, Mrs Clarence Albrecht, Mrs Be and Mrs William Berg, Miss Viola Parsons of Oberlin, Miss Lassle Emmerich, Mr and Mrs John Emmerich, Mr Elver Grills and son Richard, and Harold Hahn of Terran Michigan. Attendees gather for card parties, Flower Garden School, birthday celebrations, and gospel and missionary events.
Mav i Spencer and Mew and Otty Kuepter report Spencer Spencer friends located in Biloxi Mississippi with beer for some time. Ms. Kuepter manages a filling station there. Mrs. Harry Gallatin is ill at her parents home. Several locals and visitors are noted for Thursday and Friday activities in Wooster Sharon Center Lerey and nearby places.
The week features guest visits from Mrs. Burke of Wellington to the Weidrick and Woods families, Sherman Rice returning from a southern sojourn, and M E K Harvesters division hosting a Bak a Sale. Local residents include Esther Still at Jack Burbage’s restaurant, Marion Wolf ill, Margaret Sooy visiting from Homerville, Pearl Root in Akron, and Vella and Veda Brouve of Angland seen with Mrs Chia Branse.
Sheriff's deed transfers parcels to Felix Pauly. Frank P. Munger's estate passes to Sara M. Peek and Maude M. Pierce. Roy H. Cope’s estate transfers to Margaret Cone. I J Fujton, state superintendent of banks, to Cleveland Trust Company as trustee for properties along Northern Ohio Railway line in Lorain Medina Huron Richland Crawford Wyandot Henry counties. Local notices mention residents returning home and neighbors visiting, with social notes on illness and housekeeping in Spencer and nearby towns.
Eleven Elyria High School seniors were named to the National Honor Society at an assembly. Elected members include Erna Garandt Charlotte Fox Rolland Harmon Betty Humphrey Richard Kreps Eugene Myers Sarah Paine Ruth Stark Florence Stoltz Paul Thompson and Ruth Wilcox. The group met with current members to plan the induction service. Eligibility requires ranking in the upper third of the class and leadership service and character. The Elyria High chapter was chartered March 4 1926.
Penn State among five Pennsylvania institutions named by the American Council of Education as approved for work leading to doctors degrees. The report includes philosophy, rational interpretation of reality, and tracks degrees in biology, chemistry, education, mining and metals, surgical engineering, plant physiology and related fields.
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