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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 04, 1933
Page
2
Lizetta and Stuart sail aboard the LoganthA yacht for a moonlit honeymoon in the bridal suite as plans unfold for their engagement. He praises her, vows no quarrels, and arranges a surprise announcement while a note from Pedro promises a private meeting.
Oswald Meier hosted a surprise picnic dinner at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Spleth in Valley City to honor Mrs. Spleth. Attendees included Mrs. Flora Bart of Litchfield, Mr. and George Bart of Mallet Creek, and Mrs. Helen Stoskopf of Abbeyville, among others. Visitors from Cleveland and Berea joined at Ella Steingass's home last Sunday. John Heabler remains in a Pennsylvanian government hospital for treatment after a recent transfer.
The Mallet Creek high school lost its first basketball game to Brunswick with a return match planned this week. A Parents Teachers meeting formed the Home and School League with Mrs. Helen Houston president and Mrs. Wilda Alexander secretary treasurer. over thirty attended, meetings to be held on the fourth Monday monthly. The Hallowe’en carnival was staged with costume prizes and booths, a short program, and a door fee for unmasked entrants. School dismissed Thursday afternoon for Northeast Teachers Association in Cleveland, with Mr and Mrs Frank Waiter entertaining friends.
A long list notes visitors from Litchfield Medina Weymouth Cleveland and other places in the past week. Families of Spleth Meyer Maxworthy Armbruster Guth and Gumm hosted gatherings at their homes in Medina and nearby towns.
residents and visitors from Elyria to Cleveland and Lakewood were reported visiting families in Medina and surrounding areas. Measles confinement for Hope Schultz and a broken collar bone illness for Leedy were noted, with several trips to see relatives and attendance at church events during the past week.
The Lake Avenue P T A held a Halloween masquerade social at the school Monday with many attendees. Fortune Teller and refreshments delighted children as a grand march selected top costumes with Patricia Peter and Pathe Shrrock first and Lois Wakden and Walter Crandall second. Local residents planned a municipal Halloween event with a bonfire on Tuesday along the avenue.
About thirty five young people attended an Enworth League Halloween party in the Brighton M E Church basement on October 26 with masked attendees. Prizes went to Howard Merrill for most artistic mask and Mrs H E Cobb for most hideous. A box lunch followed and proceeds totaled 6.05 to redecorate the league rooms.
Oberlin notes cover church events and community news from East Oberlin Road including election of officers, a Europe lecture by Prof Ward, and the East Carlisle Dramatic Club play Spooky Tavern on November ninth. Social visits span Ashland Mount Vernon Toledo and nearby towns with kin and neighbors hosting dinners and gatherings. Antwerp port name origin traced to ain wert meaning on the Wharf.
West Ridge on November 4 hosted a Halloween social at the schoolhouse with a large turnout October 30. Prizes went to R. T. Sepkins Jennyvonne McCauley and Edna Fallas. Billy Burgett performed magic. County Home orchestra provided music and pumpkin pie doughnuts and cider were served. Captain Harry Hawk of Kipton left for Camp Knox Ky to oversee a civilian conservation camp. The Merry Get Together Club gathered with Edna Lottman hosting and Leota Drusendahl leading games. The group wore costumes and enjoyed refreshments, with several members named. Attendees at the golden wedding of Mr. and Mrs. B. O. Pope included several clergy and community members from Elyria, Lorain, Lakewood and Chicago. Additional notes mention Floyd Drusendahl visiting Elyria, Miss Dorothy Miller as guest, and Charles Schwartz’s family at a funeral in Elyria. Roy McDowell of Chicago visited Miss Mae Lyman in Elyria and guests toured Elyria High School.
Don del of Chicago will lecture in Sullivan school auditorium Sunday evening November 5 using lantern slides to show alcohol’s effects on deceased drinkers. He plans to instruct on ballot marking and evils of intemperance and cigarettes. A free will offering will be collected.
The Lorain County Legion Auxiliary were entertained Wednesday evening at Park Hall by the Avon Lake Auxiliary with guests from Wellington Amherst Oberlin Lorain Elyria and Avon Lake. Mrs. Wayne Black Mrs. William Katterhenry Mrs. Ralph Morrison and Mrs. Dwight Bunty attended the Fifth Conference at Greenwich. Mrs. R. K. Seals and her baby son returned home from Lorain Hospital.
On sewing for the Fair festival. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Zieiger were Sunday afternoon callers of Mr. and Mrs. Me Early. Miss Edna Channel and Miss Marie Crile visited the school Monday. Ethel Hutchinson from Sedalia Missouri and Bert Stewart from Painesville have been visiting at the Taylor home. Harold Moore of Polk spent Wednesday evening at the Claude Arndt home. Mr Snively is employed at the Roy Whitcomb farm.
New Haven, Conn. A bottle with the name and address of Charles G. Schmidt of West Haven was tossed overboard from an ocean liner on June 14 and later picked up in Haugesund, Norway after a voyage of about 1,360 miles from Oslo. Schmidt received a letter dated August 8 from Severin Melgard describing the find.
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