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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 26, 1933
Page
18
Virginia Oliphant nears gown and fortune as auction turmoil exposes romance among Michael McMillan and Tony Bleecker. Richard Oliphant frees cash for a dangerous stake while a pursuer shadows the couple, setting a tense bridge between elegance and peril in a Virginia countryside scene.
Spencer briefs detail visitations from Bay Village Loudenville and Wellington residents, travel plans to Tennessee and the South, and weekend gatherings with local families. The report includes ill health of Ruth Quade, a Spencer Sunday School class wiener roast, and Rev George Bates’s role in the City Mission program on WJAY.
Spencer Methodist Episcopal Church outlines Memorial Day weekend services and adjusted hours for May 28 1933. Morning worship at ten features Rev Louis Jno Quade. later Sabbath School at eleven led by Wayne Messner. Epworth League at seven with Miss Martha Hazard. Evening worship at eight titled Rural Life Sunday with special speaker and choir. Choir rehearsal moved to Wednesday. Senior Philathea Class gathers June 2 and Boys' Club meets Friday at 7:30.
In Greenville Roy Simpson fished the east fork of French Broad River with two hooks baited differently. A 10 inch speckled trout took the worm meant for rainbow trout and a 15 inch rainbow grabbed the grasshopper, both at the same second, with Rev. McCauley testifying. Nevada is a Spanish meaning show clad.
Mr and Mrs John Mohler and sons Raymond and Robert from Carlisle were visitors last Friday at the home of Mr and Mrs Irving Mohler in Eaton. The brief call notes family ties and local social visits in the community.
Nineteen Eaton Prospectors met at the town hall for organization and summer plans. Maurice Hills to lead. projects include market pigs chickens calves rabbits potatoes corn and garden truck. Officers elected President Carl Mezurek Vice President Glenn Tompkins Secretary Owen Harrison Treasurer Donald Blaine Recreation Leader Ralph Burke News Reporter Billy Shirkey. Meetings set for the second and fourth Tuesdays monthly. Mr and Mrs Irving Mohler were guests of Virginia Newton and Jane Wise in Elyria.
Funeral services for the Rev S C Pierce a retired Disciple minister were held at the church last Thursday afternoon conducted by Rev H A Encher of Wayland Ohio. Pierce served as pastor from 1897 to 1902 and returned with his invalid wife Anna Hathaway Pierce to spend his declining years after about 1919.
A crowded house attended baccalaureate services last Sunday night with the theme Pressing On and Ever Onward aimed at today’s youth. The church featured spring blooms and a floral arched gateway as seniors and juniors entered in procession while the choir performed Still Still With Thee and Sing Praises Unto God. Visitors included Mrs John Walters and Mr and Mrs George Walters and their Cleveland daughter, plus Mrs B Io Ross visiting Columbus, and Miss Carrie Splete of Cleveland with her brother W F Splete and family. Guests at the parsonage Sunday included Mr and Mrs Edward Kohl Ruth and Danny and Mrs Kohl's sister Miss Santon of Willoughby.
Next Sunday Way 28th will be observed as Rural Life Sunday with Grange members as morning service guests. A basket dinner follows at the Grange Hall and at 2 pm the Rev Harold Humbert of Church of Christ Hiram will speak. Each family should bring a covered dish and sandwiches. Ralph King and son Oliver of Columbia were Sunday guests of A B Martin. Philip Omahun of Lorain was a supper guest at E E Durkee’s.
A Grange meeting on Tuesday night May 23 drew several visitors and 17 members, tied to fieldwork delaying planting. Plans were set for Rural Life Sunday on May 28, a statewide observance held one week late. June janitors named were Mr and Mrs Ed Symons and Mrs Minnie Tite, with refresh-ment duties noted.
Members of the Dainty Dishes Food Club plan a three o clock Saturday meeting at the schoolhouse for organization and summer work with Mrs Leach set as leader. Wild Rose Flower Club members visited Grafton to view rock gardens while Miss Alice Bird lectured county extension on rock gardens and flowers. Visitors to the Cook home included Mrs Mason Nichols and daughter Alice of Elyria and Mrs Charles Narney and Grace Cook of Cleveland. Kathleen Brumenschenkel, granddaughter of the Brumenschenkel family, took a leading part in the high school class play. State farm men plant 150 acres of potatoes. Approximately 30 Worthington Hardware Co employees enjoyed an outing at the Dutnell home with dinner and supper.
In their native haunts baboons move in bands of hundreds and are credibly reported to cooperate in raiding plantations and in defending themselves, indicating organized social behavior and potential threats to nearby settlements.
Missouri beer shows rising alcohol levels from 2.4 percent to 2.9 percent by weight in recent tests by Food and Drug Commissioner C. H. Manville. No sample has reached the 3.2 percent legal maximum.
To Hindus, a system of philosophy is an insight or vision of truth, a dar sana, rather than a matter of logical argument or proof. The remark emphasizes philosophy as a transformative view rather than disputable theory.
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