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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 04, 1936
Page
5
In Elyria Lorain County a write-in candidate named Noisy Davis surfaced near polls when Precinct Three Ward officials found his name on a ballot. Agate ran uncontested for clerk though Davis reportedly received 192 votes in Precinct C.
North Ridgeville residents gathered at Mrs. Jennie Bultman home for Friendship club sessions resuming after a long adjournment. Fifteen members plus two guests attended. attendance prize went to Mrs. J Radcliffe. A handkerchief shower honored Mrs. J Stephens who plans a Florida winter.
Six hundred guests attended the bazaar dinner at St. Peter’s church. Mrs. H G Stacey joined a Nottingham party Thursday for her mother-in-law Florence Stacey’s eighty second birthday. Stanley Zuris sustained a broken arm. Mr. and Mrs. H M Hepp and son Harry with Miss Roberta Churchward visited Titusville Pennsylvania. Miss Hattie Meech visits Perry cousins. Mr. and Mrs. C P Parshall of Lakewood were guests Monday of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Gilder.
Litchfield notes report the Ladies Benevolent Society elected officers including treasurer Helen Smith on October 29. Several residents and visitors from Lodi Columbus Ashland and Cleveland spent weekends and Sundays with local families. Moving announcements list the Holmes and Tooth households adding new residents.
Iris Courtney visiting the Vernon household encounters Ronald Manning and a suspicious companion. After stealing Manning’s yellow car she is captured by armed men but escapes by hiding in a closet as Manning mounts a rescue amid a nighttime chase and confusion.
Mrs Mace of Creston visited Miss Helen Leach Sunday and several families from Cleveland Erie and Hudson called on local residents Saturday. Albert Ulmer Woodrox Mallet Creek spent Friday with the Hitzelberger family. Marie Bidle stayed with Stracka in Curahoga Falls. Evelyn Watkins Beny Volmer from Fairview Park Hospital Cleveland visited. F C Hitzelberger and Harry Hitzelberger in Medina hosted callers.
Miss Vera Carry visited with her mother Sunday afternoon. Geraldine Holmes of Lorain dined with A. J. Holmes family. Guests included Claude Morehouse of Cuyahoga Falls Ralph Morehouse of Lodi Forest Morehouse of Youngstown and Anthony Lipp of Lorain. The Ring family traveled to Columbus to visit Bet te Ring and relatives. Litchfield beat York 4 to 3 in Friday baseball. Mr and Mrs C R Canfield welcomed twin girls born at Lodi Hospital.
Vincent Mrs A W Peters, Mrs Ann Honneberger and Mrs J R Dall of Elyria and Miss Ella Tilden visited friends at Vermilion on Thursday afternoon. Mrs C E McIntire and daughters Helen and Shirley called on Miss Gubeno at Sheffield Sunday afternoon.
The note cites a Ted Feature from Giudiette Inc fiction with fictional characters.
Shaddocks of Amherst visited Miss Ella Tilden and Mrs. Anne Tilden on Sunday. F H Lewis called on C E McIntire family Sunday evening. J L McIntire and two children visited Maurice and son in Elyria. Reverend H J Bond of the M E Church preached on The Church is the Soul s Hospital. Kenneth Earl spent the weekend with grandparents in Berlin Heights and Norwalk. A C Hurd of Lorain called on relatives E H Hurd family. Fanny Hurd joined them. Walter McMillan and two children attended a birthday party for Juanita McMillan in Lorain. Mr and Mrs Frank Hyer of Lorain were guests of W J Moulder and C D Long. Hinckley dined with Walter McMillan family. Edith Hurlbut attended.
A four year old shows independence and stubbornness as he resists help with dressing and tasks. Excess supervision may trigger negative behavior and rebuffs. Parents should encourage honest effort and praise despite imperfect results.
Students at Columbia School finished selling magazine subscriptions to raise funds for the athletic program. A moving pictures program at the Monday event will aid history geography and health teaching featuring The Western Trail On the Amazon The Farm Wireless and Correct Breathing.
Rev. Thomas Hughes will deliver next Sunday morning's sermon on The Teachings of Jesus at the Methodist church. He is also scheduled to speak at The Men's Brotherhood Club meeting in Henrietta Monday evening. The church board met at the parsonage last Monday evening.
Mrs. Herman Paulson hosted relatives including John Kirk and his daughter from Detroit. The Kirk family plans Florida wintering. Epworth Leaguers head to Lodi for the mid year conference Booth Festival Friday. Goodwill Industries of Loraine to collect clothes November 6 via Rev. Thomas Hughes. November party hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Jay Jasper. Epworth League gathers with Reiland and Dale Martin next Sunday. Rev. Armington of Youngstown visited Rev. and Mrs. Hughes. Mrs. Faith Sheer of Cleveland stayed with her sister-in-law Mrs. Rollie Fitch. Edward Bohnar takes a week off. Mr. and Mrs. Hannah Longbon hosted Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Herold of Cleveland. later the Fitchs dined with Louis Fitch in Berea and visited Mrs. George Sheer in Florida. Naomi Armbrust of Cleveland attended the junior play and weekend with the Ingersolls.
Mr and Mrs G A Herold entertained guests from Newark Elyria and Columbia on Saturday night. Mr and Mrs George May of Mallett Creek visited Mr and Mrs R A Lewis on Sunday afternoon. Mr May had just returned from a weekend trip to Perrysburg Ohio. Mr H C Hunter and Edward Gilpin joined Maude Osborne of Denver for a Sunday outing in Franklin Pennsylvania.
A mission meeting is planned at the Presbyterian Church in Elyria Sunday. Local attendees are invited to participate in the service and subsequent fellowship.
The Treasury seeks a reciprocal agreement with Great Britain and France to allow 24 hour gold price adjustments under a managed paper currency scheme. Officials say gold and paper money prices may fluctuate without a dollar devaluation, signaling a shift toward an internationally managed standard. Monetary economists warn of moving away from a true gold standard and urge clarity from the Administration.
Colorado relatives visit relatives in the area as Frank Osborne stays since August. Baptist church services attended with Mr and Mrs Harry Stadden. Earl Rain of Shaker Heights visits Alvin Herald home. Julius Toth of Los Angeles seen by sister A C Czeliath. Belle Osborne from Cleveland visits daughter Mrs Harry Martin. Olva Bolling hosts Halloween party with friends and guests Lois Wilson and Edward Green. Mention of the producing well on Mrs Anna Carpenter's property.
A dog named Dordemass flew aboard a Chicago carrier in a fast itinerary through multiple shows. The dog, associated with Kamel Maravian of Main stead, was valued at 88.590 and traveled rapidly to compete across the country on consecutive days.
Armand Vergina, claimant to the world rocking title in Montreal, says he has covered about 30 000 miles in the past period. He describes his routine and dedication to the craft while aiming to defend the crown.
Advice warns against trying new permanent wave methods from unfamiliar shops. Choose established systems and an experienced operator, insist on a test curl, and disclose all dyes and bleaches used. Prioritize consistency with a trusted salon to avoid long term hair damage.
A reader asks whether a divorced woman should take back her maiden name or keep her former husband’s name. The answer: it is personal preference. If she resumes a professional career she usually uses her maiden name. otherwise she may keep her married name with her maiden prefix.
A reader offers plain advice on garment care and meals. Do not iron silk underwear. fold by hand to extend life. Sardines on toast pair with horseradish or lemon sauce. Fresh suds are essential for clean clothes. five months in his rocking chair he claimed to have rocked for hours without a break.
Dean Sinclair Laird of MacDonald College argues in Montreal for a simplified phonetic spelling system and metric measures to reduce required schooling by two years. In Honolulu, planters on the Hawaiian islands supply free gardens and orchards to their emperors.
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