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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 20, 1932
Page
11
A satirical collage from New York sketches lists Vina Delmar lookalikes, Mor ris Gest, Katherine Brush, Bob Scripps, and other stars with quips on film, theater, fashion, and public figures. It references travel impressions of Tahiti, gossip about reporters, and a closing note on a 1982 copyright credit.
Mr and Mrs E B Kern and son Charles drove to Canton to fetch her mother for an indefinite visit. Rev Hodder preached Applause from the Gallery. nine six Sunday school attendees. Strawberry short cake supper planned for Thursday at six. Fields votes tally eighty four with sixty eight Republican and sixteen Democratic. PTA officers elected: President Mrs Carlton Bainbridge vice presidents Mr Van Luit and Mrs Dewe Worcester treasurer Mrs Cooper program chair Miss Sherman membership chair Mrs Sigsworth publicity Mrs Harrison. Ice cream for last day of school approved. collection total ten dollars and four cents. Miss Lolella Nieding of City Hospital Cleveland visited home folks Sunday. Mrs Jesree Lang stayed with daughter-in-law in Elyria. Mrs John Bainbridge visited new great granddaughter at Amherst Hospital Friday. Fields music festival at PTA meeting drew good attendance. program included orchestra selections and vocal numbers by several sopranos and a Dutch dance.
Jane Adams, Jay Bruce, and friends flee Chicago after salary cuts to chase a 1834 ship log. On Tahiti they learn Miss Whitney is tied to the log and a family curse. In Montonga they copy the log by photographing pages while danger looms as a sawed window bar and a coded message reveal a hidden key to the treasure.
The program features Spoiled Violin and The Prison Game with grades three and four, Wood Wind Ensemble pieces, Little Laddie, and other choir items led by Jean Cooper Wilma Nevadomski and Lori Sweet. Tea hostesses planned for officer elections, with Harold and Thelma Black visiting relatives in Elyria. Mrs Mole's death announced with funeral Wednesday. Mrs Bainbridge ill with kidney stone, staying with daughter in Elyria.
Vincent May 20 members of No 2 division of the M Church Ladies Aid society quilted in the church parlors. A picnic lunch was shared at noon. Several families from Amherst Collins Lorain Wooster and Elyria area visited relatives and attended events. The eighth grade graduation at Markley school is set for May 26.
In Belden on May 20 Mr and Mrs Patchett of Elyria visited the Wise family. Gladys McCullough and Florence Smith with Ruth Wise from Cleveland called on friends. Mrs Hattie Goodman hosted the Community circle with good attendance. The Belden High School Senior class presented its annual class play in the auditorium Friday.
A large crowd witnessed a splendid performance by a junior class with only five graduates this year. The cast included Ruth Stock Pearl Feist Betty Schaefer Katheryn Mole and Wenry Sehriver with others Frank Wise Leon Rising and Clayton Mole assisting under Mr Beers coaching.
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