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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 23, 1932
Page
12
Miss Rosemary Redington returns this evening to Maryland College for Women at Luthervile. Oberlin Kindergarten Training School enjoyed a week end or activity during the period.
Community notices report on a May 27 performance of The Red Headed Step Child sponsored by the Ladies Aid of the Methodist Episcopal church in the Chatham school auditorium. Local items include pastor changes, Memorial Day plans, commencement events, a civic picnic, and a high school victory in a ball game against the alumni.
Advance notices of Lorain County Day at the Ohio Agricultural Experiment Station Wooster on June 14 are being sent to Grange and Farm Bureau members. The program is open to all county farmers. Last year about 250 county farm families attended. The day includes a poultry plant tour, optional forestry plantings tour, tents on corn oats and wheat, fertilizer analyses, placement guidance for corn, and methods for seeding alfalfa and sweet clover.
Miss Edna Mae Hyman daughter of Mr and Mrs EB Hyman will wed I Schwartz of New York tomorrow at four o clock. Rabbi Novax of Cleveland will perform the ceremony in the Hyman home with close family present. Attendants include Miss Florence Ryman of Cleveland maid of honor and Mrs Ben Rosencranz of Toledo matron of honor. A background of palms and roses decorates the scene. The couple will honeymoon in the West Indies and reside at No 7 Conway Terrace Oswego New York after return.
Local clubs and societies host a busy slate of events tonight and through midweek. Meetings feature Mrs. Ho bart Marsh, Mrs. Helen Snow, and Carol Mahtke with numerous church groups, Girl Scouts, Lions and Knights auxiliaries, and open-to-public literary and music programs across Dubi and Oberlin areas.
Lorain County Evangelical Day June 26 at Lincoln Park Stop No.48 features outdoor service at 11 AM with multiple churches represented. Rev C E Schmidt will speak, union choir directs special music. Vesper service at 4 20 PM with Rev L Wierth and male county choir. picnic dinner at noon followed by social activities and sports. Also listed are local church group meetings in Lorain area and two marriage license applications for John K Koontz and Alice Gray and Robert C Pash and Esther W Burgess.
Mrs 5 H Strickler leaves today to speak for W C T U work in Ashtabula County. Mrs W W Mortimer returns from Michigan visiting Petersburg and Ann Arbor with her sons Wayne and Paul. Miss Alice Robinson nurse from Charity Hospital Cleveland spends weekend with her parents on Clark Street. George Brownell and Mr Mrs C D Gull with son visit Findlay Ohio at William Humphrey home.
Hospital notes list admissions including Mrs Harold Olds at 226 West Bridge Dolores Resar and others. Discharges include Mrs Floyd Lang at 915 East Avenue and Mrs Charles Gildenmeister with a baby boy, plus several remaining entries.
The library features Mary Roberts Rinehart Miss Pinkerton in a new mystery at the old Mitchell mansion where a man may have killed himself and a nurse tends an eccentric aunt Read Warwick Deeping Challenge of Love about a doctor s assistant in Navestock amid a typhoid outbreak John Wolfe Major Deeping Double Cross Ranch by Charles Seltzer and What Bird Is That by Frank M Chapman plus plant care guides by Freemans Mason Sprayins and Grace Humphey Poland the Unexplored a Poland study and a polemic on Recovery by Salter with praise from Walter Rippman
Camden High School seniors present the class play My Dixie Rose in the school auditorium on Wednesday evening. The cast includes Harry Ludlow Lucille Morgan Margaret Davidson Elmer Beam Homer Edwards Helen Davidson Chalmer Betts and Ronald Davidson. The three act comedy drama promises light entertainment for the audience.
The article notes that Methuselah, in his advanced age, developed peculiar traits such as never paying a telephone or electric light bill, suggesting a humorous look at aging and eccentricities.
Rebeccahs will gather at I C O F Hall at 1 15 Tuesday to attend the funeral of Sister Theobold. The meeting and service mark the community tribute to Sister Theobold with attendance expected from local members and affiliates.
Wakeman High School defeated Greenwich 10 to 2 on Friday. The rest of the column lists local residents moving, visiting, and shopping in Norwalk and nearby towns, with several weekend stops in Lorain, Bowling Green, and Cleveland. An Eastern Star dinner at Congregational church drew about 90 guests, followed by a chapter inspection. Psychic reading event announced for Monday evening at 430 2nd St.
An injunction suit filed in common pleas court seeks to stop the state highway department from tearing down fences and damaging property alleged to belong to Henry B. Claus in Brownhelm township during plans to widen Lake road. Claus claims the road was established at 50 feet by county authorities in 1822, and that the department's 60 foot width is not supported by records. The piece notes Tombstone as a once flourishing Arizona town fifty years ago and lists local musical performances and officials visiting Bellevue.
A Sixth street resident reported a neighbor burning paper too close to the barn of an adjoining home to Elyria firemen Saturday night. Firemen asked the burner to keep 20 feet from buildings in the future. No damage occurred. The passage also notes that origins of cyclones and anticyclones remain imperfectly understood.
Mountaineer Orchestra will play Tuesday evening May 24 at Grafton Grange Hall. Come and have a good time with lunch served. Admission is 25 cents.
Dr C M Herald is now located at 700 Lorain County Bank Building. Office hours are 1 to 5 PM and 8:30 PM. Evenings 7 to 9 PM. Appointments available Fridays and Sundays. Phone 2523.
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