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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

May 05, 1933

Page

18

Life settles into routine as Sue endures private despair

Sue returns to routine at work and home but hides grief and longing. She doubts happiness after giving up love to protect another, while headlines about Gerard, Minty Doran, and Judge Morris stir her family and Pop with a mix of pride and contempt, hinting at deeper city politics.

Sue PBX Philia Philip Fop Gerard Bis Pop Prince of Wales Judge Morris Morris Minty Doran Chiselin Lars

Rochester Socials Show Wide Sunday Visits Across Town

Rochester residents hosted and visited relatives Sunday from Litchfield Medina and Wellington. Attendees included Canfield and Parker families, Robinsons, Clifford family, and the Gariss and Wolfe households as well as guests from Cleveland and Wellington. A birthday surprise for Edith Knapp and a successful Brighton P T A play showcased local community ties with multiple gatherings, meals, and a hospital visit to Miss Lucille Wilcox.

Rochester Harry Canfield Litchfield Roy Canfield Medina Arthur Snyder William Ashton Dora Doty Ruggles Charles Parker A. W. Robinson Spencer Frank Clifford Merritt Parker Don Hawley Wellington Frank Myers Monroeville Lafe Simonson Bertha Ralph McCauley Camden vVsist Elver Searlas Forest Purdue Elyria Elyria Memorial Hospital Lucille Wilcox Eugene Biandi Cleveland F. A. Richardson J. A. Gariss EB. A. Gariss Leon Wolfe Charles Wolfe New London H.R. H. Ward Lo- Tain W. B. Herrick Dan McDonald A. Riehe Herbert Wendt H. E. Stebbins Corwin Coe Mieubenville

South Ridge Church Notes

Southridge May 5 services listed for Sunday at 11:00 a.m. Pastor Rev. T. H. Amore leads worship and Sunday School begins at 1 n a m.

Southridge Marth T. H. Amore

Local Families Visit Kin and Friends Over Weekend

Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Delefield and daughters Elsie and Ida returned home Monday morning after a weekend with Mrs. Delefield's brother John Young and family in Cleveland. Clarence Peabody and daughter Annette and Mrs. Gust Smith visited Mr. and Mrs. Charles Farnsworth in Wellington Sunday afternoon. Mrs. R. Miller and daughter Bernice of Lake Avenue called on relatives here Tuesday. Harold Beal spent Sunday with local acquaintances.

O. K. Wilcox Elyria Lucille Wilcox Memorial Hospital Ruth Livermore Leo Livermore Lakes Lawrence Snyder Akron Sundar Macon Carlos Snyder George Davidson Anthony Delefield Elsie Ida Ida Delefield Lawrence Eckenfels Cleveland Earl Dehn Mises Ethel Thompson Milton Schlechter Pearl Eppley Helen Porter Sandusky George Knittle Marion William Ruth Brownhelm George Hollingsworth Amherst Vernon Bender

Broadway reminiscences and colorful city characters recalled

A stream of observations on New York’s Broadway era and distinctive personalities. Names range from Floyd Gibbons and Peggy Hoyt to Ring Lardner's son John and Bernard Baruch, with street life anecdotes about bartenders, pigeons, and stage hands.

New York Broadway Floyd Gibbons Judith Larry Anhalt Essex, Ct Mark Sullivan Fifth Avenue Peggy Hoyt R. Fulton Burt Vu Clyde Beatty Chillicothe Dorothy Stone Lillian Harvey Bill Hamilton Ring Lardner John June Lessing Europe Genevieva Tobin Bernard Baruch Stonkowski

Silver King Bartender of the Knickerbocker and barroom lore

The passage profiles the “Silver King” bartender of the Knickerbocker noted for his marcelled silver hair and artistry with pousse care. It recalls his playful ruse of shouting for absent patrons and a portrait of New York social circles drifting toward Phoenix Arizona and its desert resort links. The text notes famous names like Gene Tunney and the Roosevelts frequenting Phoenix and ends with Clyde Beatty visiting recently.

Marcel Tenth Avenue

Local families host and visit across Spencer Oberlin Elyria Sandusky

A sequence of visits and social calls is reported with many relatives and friends visiting in Spencer Oberlin Elyria and Sandusky. People include Mr and Mrs Harvey Miller Leo Hanlon Earl Glenn and families, Russell Spiegelberg Gilbert Nichols and C J Smith relatives, Elsie Delefield and Eckenfels in Cleveland, Helen Porter in Sandusky, and many others sharing Sunday and weekend visits.

Autographed note and bustling scene evoke a city visit

The narrator recalls a local Ohio hillbilly friend and a vivid, chaotic Hollywood scene near the Garden with cornbread gravy and a sharp shirt shop. A magazine visit exposes endless typewriter clatter as the author slips and a booming voice proclaims Eustace goes in to his dance.

Ohio Hollywood Eustace McNaught Syndicate, Inc

Jesus Foretells Sacrifice on Way to Jerusalem

A Sunday school lesson on Mark 19 32 to 45 describes Jesus leading the disciples toward Jerusalem and accepting suffering for redemption. It notes wrong motives from James and John, the risk of materialism, and the need for faithful service over worldly power.

Legion Auxiliary Banquet Held at Avon Lake Church

The County Council of the Legion Auxiliary held its annual banquet at the Congregational church on Wednesday evening. Mrs. Florence Wolfe of Elvira presided as president and welcomed guests from Columbus Mansfield Wellington Amherst Elyria Lorain Cleveland Oberlin Norwalk Avon Lake. Speakers included district and department leaders with musical numbers and a dinner served by the T. N. T. Club.

Avon Lane County Council of the Legion Auxiliary Congregational Church Dwight Easty Avon Lake Obrig Wellington W. Black Florence Wolfe Elvxria Agnes Merrit Columbus Auxiliary Anna Beckley Mansfield Crowle Cleveland Lorain Elyria Amherst Oberlin Norwalk T. N. T. Club

Hill Toppers Club Luncheon Bridges at Spade Home

The Hill Toppers Club met Tuesday for a 10 oclock luncheon at Mrs. Archie Spade home assisted by Mrs. Chas Carpenter. Bridge honors went to Mrs Spade Mrs Theering and Mrs Tomer. In two weeks Mrs Curtis Duff and Mrs Gien Beard will host at Mrs Duff home.

Hill Toppers Club Archie Spade Chas. Carpenter Spade Theering Tomer Curtis Duff Gien Beard

Auxiliary Meeting Set for May 9 in Cleveland

An auxiliary meeting will be held Tuesday evening May 9 at the home of Mrs. Carl Starr in Cleveland.

Carl Starr Cleveland

Reynolds Kohnz Off To Head Of The Lakes

Reynolds Kohnz reports for work on the Steamer Dickson in Toledo and sails Thursday for the Head of the Lakes at Duluth. Mr and Mrs Karl Smith of Cleveland were recent visitors to his parents, Mr and Mrs Karl Pederson. Mrs Howard Walker attended a Martha Washington Guild meeting in Cleveland sewing for the Christian Orphanage. Mrs Alfred Kos is on the sick list.

Reynold Kohnz Toledo Dickson Head of the Lakes Duluth Karl Smith Cleveland Karl Pederson Howard Walker Martha Washington Guild Molly Chittenden Christian Orphanage Alfred Kos

Veteran advised to leave wife in El Paso case

Texas physician advised World War veteran Wilbrough L. Smith to separate from his wife after he said she threw an alarm clock at him. He pleaded his case before a judge and remains single.

EL Paso Texas Wilbrough L. Smith

Ramblings on the Barrel Cactus from the Desert

Mrs. C. F. Ensig extols the barrel cactus noting its water storage of 94 percent and aging scars. The piece laments vandalism and the cactus candy trade, warning against extinction of these desert sentinels due to human greed.

Notable Sermon on Servant Leadership and Humility

The text contrasts worldly status with true value found in character and service. It quotes Jesus urging that greatness comes through serving others, noting the Son of Man came to serve and to give his life, embodying a life of selfless ministry.

Jesus

Discussion Points on the Sunday School Lesson

Discussion questions on Jesus faces the cross from Mark 19 32 to 45 for Sunday March 7. Includes queries on avoiding wrong prayers and limiting conditions of prayer, the crown that endures, James and John’s ambition, deepen spirit of sacrificial service, other disciples’ suggestions, and a Clericus quote about crowns and character. Lesson prayer asks for purified motives and seeing others needs to serve.

Jesus James John Clericus Napoleon

Real Estate Transfers in Elyria and Tucker Addition

Home Land Company transfers four acres at Abbe road and Poplar street to Fair view Building and Land Company. Six and a half acres on Abbe road Elyria include sublots 9 13 and 76. Charles E Tucker Trustee's Addition Elyria and sublot 4 block 2 City referenced.

Home Land Company Fairview Building and Land Company Abbe Road Poplar Street Elyria Elysria Charles E. Tucker City

Property transfers and sheriff deeds in Elyria region

A string of land transfers and sheriff deeds are recorded across Elyria and Lorain counties. Transactions include James P. Callahan to Margaret Callahan on 58 acres. a sheriff's deed to National Bank of Commerce for property on Colorado Avenue Lorain. Peter Gavinski to Joseph and Mary Gall for 23 acres in Brownhelm. Ralph B. Fortune to Elizabeth Haller for 1.5 acres at Ridgeville Columbia Road. sheriff's deed to Citizens and Savings Association for Abbe Road Elyria. and James N. Hurlehan and Alice V. Hurlehan to Lorain County Savings and Trust on four acres along Cleveland Road Ridgeville.

Elyria James P. Callahan Margaret Callahan Sheffield Lake Home Land Company Fairview Building and Land Company Abbe Road Elyria Township National Bank of Commerce Lorain Colorado Avenue Peter Gavinski Joseph and Mary Gall Brownheim Ralph B. Fortune Elizabeth Haller Ridgeville-Columbia Road Butternut Ridge Road Ridgeville Township Citizens Home and Savings Association Fairhome James N Alice V. Hurlehans Lorain County Savings and Trust Company Cleveland Road

Chrome Company Formed Affects Red Lodge Area

Formation of the Montana Chrome Company in the Red Lodge district is expected to unlock large chrome deposits in the Hell Roaring and Rock Creek areas. A small plant will begin as a preliminary step, processing six to eight tons of ore daily.

Chrome Company Red Lodge Mont Montana Chrome Company Hell Roaring Rock Creek Here

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