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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 11, 1933
Page
3
In a hospital room Sue learns Mrs. Parmely is her long lost grandmother, once a social star, now ailing and seeking forgiveness. Dr. Watson explains the family rift tied to Sue’s mother and the elopement with Allard, revealing a shared hope for reconciliation. Sue agrees to stay and support Parmely through recovery.
The first aviation fatality in American history occurred when Lieutenant Selfridge died on September 17 1908. The source frames war as the principal cause of war itself.
Miss Bea trice Alihar joined by teachers at the Box home for an evening gathering. A May 11 ladies aid meeting at Mrs Ben Munn’s home, with hostesses listed, features a four o clock lunch. A Mothers Day observance is planned for May 14 with a Bible School talk on duties to mothers. Other notes include visitors from Oberlin and Amherst, quilting for Mrs A L Brightman, and a church basement Mothers and Daughters gathering on May 12.
Spencer Spencer area residents and visitors populate a long list of social events. May 10 gathering of the W E A met with Mrs Ellen Walters, while many families from Medina, New London, and Wellington visited local homes. A Baptist Sunday School shower honored Mrs Harry Gallatin and several Misses attended the North Eastern Band Festival in Medina. 159 players performed with Melba Wendell and Mary Frances Garwood taking part. Spencer Grange 2529 plans a May 10 meeting, and the North East Ohio Pilgrimage to Elyria Home for the Aged is set for next Sunday.
Sabbath School at ten arjack with Supt Mr Warne Messner classes for all ages. Morning Worship at eleven with sermon on Mother. Special music by church school orchestra. Epworth League and Evening Worship eight with Miss Louise Bowen leader. Choir rehearsal Tuesday seven thirty. Official board meeting Wednesday seven thirty. Boys Club Saturday nine trip to Elyria.
Sixth and seventh grades organize baseball lineups with named players for positions. Evonne Service to umpire both grades, Miss Catherine O Donnell noted. Local social notes list multiple Oberlin and nearby residents with Sunday visits and weekend calls.
Regular Sunday morning church services and Sunday school were held at the Birmingham church with a large crowd in attendance. After Sunday school an attempt was made to select a new Sunday school superintendent as the present leader, Martin Burgin, plans to leave soon for Norwalk, but no definite decision was reached.
The Birmingham volunteer fire department answered its first call since receiving new equipment at 1 a.m. Monday. The Warren Haise farm on Diagonal road reported a fire at a broad house with 250 chicks.
A stove fire spread quickly and the department arrived to guard nearby buildings. Fire crews contained the blaze but the breeder house was completely destroyed after the fire gained headway before being noticed.
Cleveland residents Mr. and Mrs. L. D. Mowery and son Gilbert visited Mrs. Marie Wacott and family. Miss Lucile Snellenberger and Miss Mildred Snellenberger shopped in Elyria. Darrell Ickleberry of Elyria spent time with sister Mrs. Ernest Bates. Jack Zimmerman of Bellevue visited here. Dorothy Wasem and Mrs. J. M. Boughton attended Wasern Star inspection in Elyria. Mr. and Mrs. Warren Fraise of Florence visited Mrs. Elizabeth Gerber. A baby named Thomas Bodley was born to Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Wickline. Milton Friedman and wife of Lorain called on Burt German and family.
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