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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

May 27, 1933

Page

7

Polio era romance and a crowded auction bidding

Virginia Oliphant, impoverished daughter of an aristocratic Maryland family, watches antiques auctioned to fund her ailing father. She draws two suitors, Michael McMillan and Tony Bleecker, while her brother Rickey falls for wealthier Marta Van Duyne. Tension rises over candlesticks and family loyalties as Virginia navigates love amid upheaval. Michael confronts past pain as the scene shifts to a moonlit river, and a crucial choice looms about the future with Virginia.

Virginia Oliphant Maryland Richard Oliphant Michael McMillan New York Magazine Tony Bleecker Naral Virginia Mrs. Bleecker Michael Tony Uchine Richard Rickey Lute Jin Mr. McMillan Richard Oliphant Richey Judas

Fisherman's Club Meeting Reports Poor Attendance

Sheffield Elyria May 27 the second meeting of the Fisherman's Club of Elyria was held Abe Garfield School House on Narridge Tuesday evening. Next meeting set for Tuesday May 32 at 8 o clock. Topic The Coming of Christ and good attendance hoped for.

Sheffield Fisherman’s Club of Elyria

Pupils of St Teresa's School Picnic at Sheffield Lake Park

The pupils of St Teresa's School enjoyed a picnic at Sheffield Lake Park on Tuesday.

St. Leresa’s School Sheffield Lake Park

Brookside High Holds Fourth Annual Commencement

Commencement exercises for Brookside High School were held in the auditorium on Wednesday evening. The class motto read Dawn Not Taught and the colors were blue and …

Brookside High School

Forget-Me-Not Class of Sheffield Lake Honors

The class roll lists Ruth Smith as president Andrew Sech har as vice president June Roth as secretary Mashbelle Werdendorf as treasurer Mary Dolacki Martia Ferner Marietta Stander Leota Rieel Erwin Krause and Francis Stoller. The program features an accordion orchestra under George Kenek Plano with Tona Kriebel on violin and Ruth Smith giving the introduction, Maybelle Herdendorf Class History Erwin Wiiause music, Class Will by Marita Ferner Valedictory Juna Roth attorney Andrew Keep diplomas presented by Harry Ganz Sheffield Lake Board of Education president, with James McConibe principal as master of ceremonies.

Ruth Smith Andrew Sechhar June Roth Mashbelle Werdendorf Mary Dolacki Martia Ferner Marietta Stander Leota Rieel Erwin Krause Francis Stoller George Kenek Plano Tona Kriebel Maybelle Herdendorf Erwin Wiiause Marita Ferner Juna Roth Andrew Keep Harry Ganz Sheffield Lake Board of Education James McConibe

Wedding party attire and flowers described

The text notes the girls in white dresses carrying yellow rose bouquets and the boys in dark suits with buttonhole flowers, outlining a formal ceremony attire detail.

Buckeye Sewers Club Holds Meeting on Abbe Road

The Buckeye sewers 4-H Club met Wednesday afternoon led by Ellis Hoast. A social ice cream social was proposed by the social committee. The Constitution Committee reported. Next meeting set for Friday afternoon June 2 at Camilla Townsend's home on Abba road.

Buckeye Sewers’ Club Buckeye Sewers Ellis Hoast Abbe Road Constitution Camilla Townsend Abba Road

Pittsfield Schools Close for Summer Vacation

May 27 report notes the Township schools finished the year and held picnics during the week. Pupils returned Friday for report cards and start of summer break. Mrs Leslie Preston and son Keith visited their Penfield relatives Tuesday afternoon.

Pittsfield Leslie Preston Keith Benkho Penfield

Attend Club Meeting At Mrs Green's Home

Mrs Walter Green and her daughter Blanche attended a meeting of the Static Club held at the home.

Walter Green Blanche

Goodrich Names Elyria Tire Dealer Colgan-Ikkimbel Inc

Announcement names Colgan Ikkimbel Inc as the new Goodrich tire dealer for Elyria to handle the complete line of Goodrich tires and accessories. The article notes Goodrich's 62-year history, research strides like the Life-Saver Golden Ply and its use in Silverlawn tires, and highlights Plymouth features such as Floating Power engine mounts hydraulic brakes Safety steel body and a 70 horsepower six cylinder engine emphasizing value and safety in low priced four door sedans.

Colgan- Ikkimbel, Inc B. F. Goodrich Rubber Company Goodrich Elyria America Plymouth Moock

Studebakers Rocknes Chosen For Elks Good Will Tour

A nationwide Elks Magazine goodwill tour to highlight the 1933 B P O E National Convention in Milwaukee on July 17 will feature three Studebaker Commander Fight Convertible Sedans and three Rocknes Convertible Roadsters in two car caravans. The white and purple cars will visit about 100 cities, starting May 27 from Tallahassee New York City and Los Angeles and arriving in Milwaukee for the convention opening. The mission is to invite civic leaders and Elks to the national gathering and foster closer lodge contact.

South Bend Ind Elks Magazine Milwaukee Elks Tallahassee Fla New York City Los Angeles Calif

Plymouth Speeds Up Production of Standard Six Sedan

Plymouth officials announced expanded factory output for the Standard Plymouth Six sedan, the lowest priced four door six cylinder on the American market selling factory price at 510 dollars. The model, praised by H G Moock as featuring Chrysler Motors engineering, has drawn strong nationwide interest and left a large stack of unfilled orders.

America Plymouth Chrysler Motors H. G. Moock Plymouth Motor Corporation

Member’s Fate in Fields on Tuesday

A member faced a key event in the fields on Tuesday as officials or organizers noted potential outcomes. The brief item points to a scheduled action or decision affecting the individual, with local context and stakes implied by the surrounding coverage.

Funeral of William Crosier Largely Attended

The funeral was held Monday afternoon at the late home with many relatives and friends in attendance. Rev. William Smith of the Community Church offered comforting words and the floral offerings were noted as beautiful.

William Crosier William Smith

Lounsbrugh Family Visit Highlights Wellington Outing

Mr and Mrs LeRoy T Louns brough and daughter Betty Maye visited Dr and Mrs P T Burnside and daughter Letitia in Wellington Tuesday evening. Mrs Mary Lounsbrough and Mr and Mrs Charles Feakins of Oberlin were guests of LeRoy Lounsbrough and family Wednesday. Wade Nash and mother Mrs A E Nash were Cleveland visitors. George Johnson was a business visitor in Elyria. Many from here attended the Senior Class play at Shipton School house Wednesday.

LeRoy T Lounsbrough Betty Maye P. T. Burnside Letitia Wellington Mary Lounsbrough Charles Feakins Oberlin LeRoy Lounsbrough Wade Nash A. E. Nash Cleveland George Johnson Elyria Shipton School House

Mills daughters reach Hutchinson in Minnesota trip

In a letter from Ruth and Lois Mills, Mr and Mrs A G Mills say the girls and a cousin Alfred Mills reached Hutchinson Minnesota on Sunday and they enjoyed the trip very much.

Ruth Lois A. G. Mills Alfred Mills Hutchinson, Minn

Mrs Waite Visits Son Family Then Returns Home

Mrs Levina Waite spent the early part of the week with her son and his wife, Mr and Mrs George White, and returned to her Wellington home on Tuesday evening.

Levina Waite George White Wellington

Late Planting Delays Corn Farmers Amid Heavy Spring Rains

Farmers in the locality sow corn later than usual as heavy early season rains push planting into a later period. The prolonged wet spell delays fieldwork and could affect harvest timing and yields for local agricultural producers.

Oldsmobile Factory Schedule Increase Report

Oldsmobile sales rise through May with production above April by 39.4 percent after a four to five day shift. Sales manager R M W Shaw notes April’s 10 day periods boosted deliveries to near two year high and cites rebuilding confidence. Used car stocks nationwide fell over 37 percent from a year earlier, aiding dealer uptake of new models.

Oldsmobile R. M.,w. Shaw United States

Chevrolet Official Cites Auto Values

Chevrolet executive H. J. Klingler argues the 1933 models show industry wide value gains. He notes 1933 Master coach lists 12 percent cheaper than a five year old Chevrolet, costs 25 percent less per pound, 4 percent more horsepower, and 23 percent higher top speed.

H. J. Klingler Chevrolet Motor Company Mr. Klingler General Motors Proving Ground Chevrolet

Social Visits and Birthday Party Round Carlisle

May 27 reports a series of dinners and visits in Carlisle. Mr and Mrs George Upham and Mr and Mrs Robert Brown of Lakewood dined with Ralph Ach er and David Winkler and family. The Pfieffer family from La Grange road attended a birthday party hosted by Gladys Harrison. Marjory and Jane Lenore Forney, after a Cleveland trip, returned to Blue Creek Poultry Farm.

Carlisle George Upham Robert Brown Lakewood Ralph Acher David Winkler Annabell Merle Kratzer Seville Albert Hegginbotham Robson Road William Pfieffer Cecille la Grange Gladys Harrison Marjory Jane Lenore Forney Cleveland William Chalkley Blue Creek Poultry Farm

Local Family Dinner Hosts and Distant Guests

Mr and Mrs Clayton E Smith hosted a family dinner on the Grafton road with guests including Jewett Smith Jane Smith Elyssa James Smith Lorain and William Rennie. A Lovejoy family visit from Cleveland joined Albert Krebs on Butter nut Ridgeroad, and C Forney of Cleveland spent weeks with Richard Forney before heading to Center Sandwich New Hampshire. Mrs W P Shepherd returned home on the Robson road after a lengthy visit.

Clayton E Smith Grafton Road Jewett Smith Jane Smith Adams Street Elyssa James Smith Lorain Willam Rennie la Porte A. Lovejoy Marion Fred Schaff Cleveland Albert Krebs Butternut Ridgeroad C. Forney Richard Forney Center Sandwich New Hampshire Paul Hallet W. P. Shepherd Robson Road

Flying Needle 4-H Club Meets at Lois Walkden Home

The Flying Needle 4-H Club met at Lois Walkden’s home with Martha Lance presiding. One new member, Birdie Wall, joined the club. A short program of songs and poems followed by refreshments. A picnic is set for Camels Corners on Wednesday May 31.

Lake Avenue Sunday School Adult Class Meets at Collier Home

The Adult Class of the Lake Avenue Sunday School met at the home of Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Collier on Wednesday evening with 20 members present. Plans were made for a special program marking the Sunday School’s 57th anniversary. John Hecock and Robert Taylor directed games. Mrs. Howard Hulse and E. F. Croskey won. Refreshments were served by the hostess and assistants. The group was invited to meet again June 28 at the Hecocks with Miss Anna Beck and Mrs. R. H. Miller assisting hosts and Mrs. John Hogan and Mrs. Harold Starkey on the entertainment committee.

Lake Avenue R. H.collier John Hecock Robert Taylor Howard Hulse E. F. Croskey Schmitkens Green Anna Beck R. H. Miller John Hogan Harold Starkey

Church membership class at Lake Avenue church

Rev Buchholz leads a class on church membership at Lake Avenue church at 9 45 Sunday morning May 28 and June 4 inviting all to attend New members will be received June 11

Buchholz Lake Avenue

Sullivan Memorial Services and Memorial Day Observances

Union Memorial services for veterans of wars will be held Sunday May 28 at 11 a.m. at the Church of Christ with Rev E G Aubrey delivering the address. Memorial Day exercises are slated for May 30 at 2 36 p m in the high school auditorium with the American Legion of Polk in charge and a detachment from Company E Ashland assisting as firing squad. Rev George Brown of Amanda Ohio will speak and attendances are urged to honor the Legion boys efforts in Sullivan.

Sullivan Union Church of Christ E. G. Aubrey American Legion of Polk Company E Ashland George Brown Amanda, O Brown Legion

Ghost Burg Senior Play Wows Full House

The Senior play The Ghost Burg delighted a full house Tuesday evening. The cast delivered its best, with a mysterious plot kept clear to the end. Miss Judith Aubrey impressed with two saxophone solos as Sue was guided by Miss Lyle at the piano.

Judith Aubrey Sue Miss Lyle

Baccalaureate Services at Congregational Church

Large crowd attended the Baccalaureate at the Congregational church Sunday night. Rev. Schmink gave the address with Rev. Aubrey assisting. Music by the Girls and Mixed choruses directed by Miss Lyle and Mrs. Peters. Eloise McFadden played the match for the Seniors. church decorated with ferns and flowers.

Congregational Church Schmink Aubrey Miss Lyle Peters Eloise McFadden

Alumni Banquet Attendance Highlight At Sullivan High

Eugene Chafee, former Sullivan High School graduate, to attend commencement alumni banquet and school picnic at the Gl ens Cole home. Dozens of Ashland Polk Canton and Sullivan residents hosted relatives and friends at multiple gatherings including dinners and luncheons. A Lyndon Chapter Inspec tion of La Grange O E S drew a large turnout, led by deputy Mrs. Mattie Prosser, as Worthy Grand Matron Mrs. Laura Magrew planned this final district inspection.

Eugene Chafee Glenn Cole Chaffee Sullivan High School Kent Amsbaugl Judith Aubrey Nooel Elliott Alice Michael Margaret 5Amenton Elizabeth Tegar Selah Richards Messrs Eugena Lahr Harold Reed Ashland Burt Frink Sullivan A. S. Lowe Thomas Learmouth Alliance Joyce Berry Canton Lovina Tielman Polk Arlene Flickinger Wooster C. R Irwin Wade Welch Berthavise John Cummings M. J. Rogers Emma Small

Community Notes Highlight Elyria Visitations and Dinners

Charles Hopkins of Butter nut Ridge road spent Thursday in Columbia at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Hopkins. Howard Goodyear and his young daughter of Cleveland and Edwin Schoenherr with Joseph Schoenherr of Elyria were dinner guests Wednesday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. George Goodyear on the Butternut Ridge road.

Elyria Charles Hopkins Butternut Ridge Road Columbia Ralph Hopkins Howard Goodyear Little Daughter Cleveland Edwin Schoenherr Joseph Schoenherr Flyria George Goodyear

County Mail Carriers to Banquet

The rural mail carriers of Lorain County will hold their semi annual fish fry at Columbia Station on Saturday evening. Speaker will be Ernie Wuebber and Joe Thomas. Reservations exist for 75 guests including the county post master and postmistresses.

Wellington Lorain County Columbia Station Harry Gill Ernie Wuebber West Dover Joe Thomas Hayesville

Class Celebrates 18th Wedding Anniversary

Eighty members of the Home builder's Class of the Methodist church gathered at Morris and Brenner home for their monthly social. In honor of the day Mr and Mrs Brenner renewed their vows before Rev Paul Carter. The evening included a musical program a wedding supper and a surprise ceiling and joy ride for the hosts.

Methodist Church Morris Brenner Brenner Paul Carter Leora Yoxtheimer Mildred Brenner

Milo Yoxtheimer Transferred to California Camp

Milo Yoxtheimer, former league baseball player and World War II veteran, telephoned from Camp Knox Kentucky to report transfer to an army reforestation camp in California. He expected to depart for the western coast soon and will serve as Athletic Director for the new army recruits.

Milo Yoxtheimer Reserve Flying Corp Camp Knox Kentucky California Wostheimer Army

Decoration Day Planned at Butternut Ridge Cemetery

Eaton notices decorate the community with Decoration Day services at 10 o clock Tuesday May 30 at Butternut Ridge cemetery led by Ellria Mayor W H Van Oster. Attendance includes Miss Martha Tite visiting Cleveland relatives and guests at the John White home and nearby families.

Ed Rhist Cleveland John White White Home

Hebron Missionary Meeting Attendees Highlight Kipton Event

Kipton May 27 An audience at the Hebron Association quarterly Missionary meeting welcomed Rev and Mrs W H Schwein furth, Mrs Zella Calkins, Mrs Grace McBurnie, Mrs Mildred Morgan, Mrs Mabelle Whitney, M E Perkins and daughter Frances. The Senior class play A Strange Request was staged at the high school auditorium Wednesday evening with strong casting and execution. High school band led by Ray Rowland provided music while Paul Sandrock and Charles Bayless sang their class song during intermission.

Ray Rowland Paul Sandrock Charles Bayless

Local Residents Named in Brief Notes from Pittsfield and Wellington

William Crozier of Pittsfield is noted. Herbert Meyers leased his elevator to a Mr. Plank of Je romeville. Mr. and Mrs. John Winters spent Monday at their farm west of Wellington and did numerous repairs this spring. Mr. and Mrs. Augustus Geanell and Mr. and Mrs. William Polley enjoyed a motor trip to East Liverpool and Lisbon Sunday.

William Crozier Pittsfield Herbert Meyers Plank Jeromeville John Winters Wellington Augustus Geanell William Polley

Recital June 1 Draws Pupil Musicians at Congregational Church

Mrs Roy McCormack presents music pupils in a spring recital at the Congregational church auditorium on Thursday at 7 30 pm. Featured are Musical Kindergarten children private piano pupils and Pipe Organ students. The public is invited. It is the third recital of the week. Mrs Treva Hawk Hill also presents piano pupils in church recitals Monday and Wednesday of the same week.

Roy McCormack Prvate McCormack Treva Hawk Hill

Myers Family Attends Milo Bruce Funeral in Berkey Ohio

Mr and Mrs Levi Myers Mr and Mrs Harvey Myers and Mrs Herbert Miller attended the funeral of Milo Bruce, a brother in law to Mrs Levi Myers, in Berkey Ohio on Thursday. Mrs Myers remained at Berkey for an indefinite stay at the Bruce home.

Levi Myers Harvey Myers Herbert Miller Milo Bruce Berkey Ohio Myers Bruce

Tom Smith Stricken Ill. Nurse Installed at Home

Friends report Tom Smith fell ill at home Thursday evening and has not regained consciousness. Mrs. Sherwood has been installed as a nurse in the home, and physicians express very little hope for recovery.

Tom Smith

Huntington boys defeat locals in softball clash

A Huntington team led by coach Roy McCormack beat local seventh graders 18 to 8 yesterday afternoon. The locals, who had won 29 to 9 last year, feel they earned the loss. Frank Markley and seventh and eighth graders also won at Brighton 14 to 3.

Huntington Roy McCormack Huntington Boys Frank Markley Brighton

Local visitors and upcoming homecoming plans noted

Mrs Cassie Rowland expected home for the summer from Athens Ohio within a week. George Warner and W J Powell visited Lodi yesterday. Mr and Mrs Dan Grissinger and Mrs Grace Edwards plan to spend Sunday with Mrs Edwards sister at Plymouth.

Cassie Rowland Athens Ohio George Warner W. J. Powell Dan Grissinger Grace Edwards Edward Plymouth

Decoration Day Exercises At Wakeman High School

Decoration Day events set for Wakeman high school Tuesday at 11 am with the high school band performing. Elyria's Guy B Findley to deliver the address. Also notes injuries and local visits including Mrs Emma Reynolds breaking her leg, and various social calls among residents.

Guy B. Findley Elyria Emma Reynolds Bobby Wolfe Harry Hawk George Bickel Gaylor Wakeman High School Dorothy Knott Electa Brumby Gar McRoberts Oberlin

Canned Eggs Plant Runs at Full Speed in Norfolk

UPI reports a Norfolk Nebraska egg canning plant operates at full speed filling orders from eastern candy, mayonnaise and baking manufacturers. Daily output averages 6,000 to 7,000 pounds of eggs with candling, mixing and freezing in the finishing process. Eggs shipped from across northern Nebraska and parts of South Dakota.

Norfolk Neb UPI North Nebraska South Dakota

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