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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Nov 06, 1934

Page

8

The Countess in Washington Black Chamber Plot

Joel Carter and Nathanio Greenleaf discuss a hidden plan as the U A Black Chamber scheme to recruit a multilingual secretary unfolds. The Countess eyes a capable spy candidate while Greenleaf weighs trust and danger in a tense espionage game.

Joel Carter Nathaniaog Greenleat U. A Black Chamber Countess Thorland Joel Andre Duval Duval Jensen Greenleaf Misteriousg

Brumenschenkel Birthday Party At Eaton

Weekend social at Brumenschenkel home celebrates Kath leen and Junior with guests from Belden Sandusky and Elyria. District board and Cradle Roll mothers meet while community groups plan Thanksgiving and Whole Family Month events. Local students visit Oberlin and Berea. various family and church activities fill the week.

West Ridge Grange Halloween Masquerade At Schoolhouse

West Ridge Carlible Grange held its annual Halloween masquerade on October 31 with 83 attendees. Prizes went to Leota Drusendahl for best dressed girl and Clarence Longbrake for best dressed man. Bud Porter and Edward Strickler judged comical costumes. After games, doughnuts coffee and cider were served to residents and guests from West Ridge Carlisle and Elyria area.

Carlible Grange West Ridge Carliele Grange Hallowe'en Houl God Bud Porter Clarence Longbrake Will Amidon Jimmy Kocka Florence Hart Lloyd Miller Oberlin Road Margaret Mildred Pallas West Ridged

Mrs Otis Lyndes Hosts Shower in Columbia Ohio

In Columbia Mrs Otis Lyndes entertained many guests Thursday afternoon last week at a shower honoring Mrs Raymond Hawke. Guests played cootie and enjoyed visiting. Mrs Victor Hudson arrived from Buastis Florida by motor to visit relatives, staying with Louis Nichols. Mrs Hudson and Louise Nichols were in Akron on Thursday. Cemetery graves of soldiers had flags stolen again, provoking local indignation. Mr Clement Gratz and family from Hyamia visited George Harrison. Erriest Nichola bought a farm in La Grange and will move next spring.

J. F. Eldred Lillian Ardith Erwin Bachman Brownhelm Mary Hahn Merle Penfound Carlisle Henry Voylesong Oberlin Road Frank and Lewis Eldred Murray Ridge Carlisley Grange Cemeter Club Ridgeville B O. Pope BE. J. Burns Beatrice Carl Sprague Earl Burrer Adison Highway Ernest Holliday Phyllis Bertles Heights Charles Sewartz C. N. William J. H. Brumey Wellington Kipton Doris Minnich Frances Ruth Killing Elyria Victor Hudson Buastis Florida Louis Nichols Louise Nichols Akron Clement Gratz Hlyria George Harrison Eriest Nichola la Grange

Farmers Institute plans and schedule detailed for January event

Officials of the Columbia Farmers Institute met at the town hall to set topics for the January 9 and 10 program. Speakers include John Grierson of Hillsboro and Mrs. Lottie M. Randolph of New Lexington. Exhibits, posters, prizes, baking contest, and meals are arranged with specific responsibilities and dates.

Columbia Farmers Institute Town Hall John Grierson Hillsboro Highland Co Lottie M. Randolph New Lexington Perry Co William Ingercoll Dorothy Crocker M. L. Royer South Side Harry Stinehcomb North Side John Snell M. H. Bartter William Ingersoll Camden L. J. Sabins Columbus Glen Bahr Mansfield H. W. Slackburn A. D. Carpenter Ruth Wagner Hinsdale N. Y Raymond Lennerth Cleveland

West Ridge Social Notes From Kent State Alumni and Local Visits

West Ridge community reports multiple weekend visits from Kent State Normal alumni and area families. Mias i Jean Wagner returned from the Northeastern Ohio Teachers Convention in Cleveland with Ruth Paisley and Margaret Wallace of Steubenville, who attended with classmates. Others visited relatives, attended church events, or hosted gatherings, including birthday celebrations for James Baumhart and various family calls across Elyria and nearby towns.

West Ridge Jean Wagner Northeastern Ohio Teachers’ Convention Clevelland Ruth Paisley Margaret Wallace Steubenville Kent State Normal College Steuhenville Margaret Pallas Mildred Marian Federick Pallas Marian Lauer Young Peoples’ League St. Paul's Church Elyria Harold Fisher Medina Marjory Adams Canton Henry Pallas Marjorie Simms Brownhelm High School Cleveland Milton Babco Frank Drishenske la Granga Road Werne Decker First Methodist Church Florence Hart Floyd Miller Nettie Klady Gary Brooks Columbia

Bazaar Preparations Highlight Evening Meeting

Considerable sewing was done for the bazaar to be held on December ath. Mrs. Marian Ullrich presided at the business meeting with Mrs. Lucile Leach as secretary in Mrs. Roger’s absence. Mrs. Lillian May of York was present and Wade Jarquans visited Mildred Terrill in Cleveland during the North Eastern Teacher’s meeting. Red Cross roll call workers are succeeding. clothing distribution saves the town money and aids the needy, with Red Cross ready for emergencies.

Greenleaf Washington Legations America Herse Joel Sha Mme. du Deffand Legation Black Chamber Marian Ullrich Lucile Leach Roger Lillian May York, D Wade Jarquans Mildred Terrill Cleveland Red Cross

Hostess to Clover Leaf Club Thursday Afternoon

Mrs. L. F. Eldred will entertain the Clover Leaf Club Thursday afternoon. The gathering promises light refreshments and social time for members at the host’s home in the community area.

Clover Leaf Club I. F. Eldred Clover League Club Bunco Blanche Mason Lavonne Mason Darlene Leroy Gunder Mary Sullinger Elytia Mary Mason Annie Mason Harry Lauer Ollie Minnich Tl. F. Eldred Lilian and Ardith the Ridge Milton Babcock Schramm Road

Grafton Ladies Quilt Club Enjoy Home Gathering

The Belden Ladies Quilt Club and families were entertained at the Davidson home on Thursday evening November 1. Men played cards while women visited. A Swiss steak supper with sides and desserts followed. Participants included the Gest, Seckt, Myers, Belden, Rogers and Mennell families, plus the Nesbetts and Hoslers.

Grafton Belden Shirley Davidson Charles Gest Carl Seckt George Myers Della H. B. Belden Daniel Belden F. F. Rogers Lois J. D. Mennell Wstella Aldrich B. T. Nesbett Bob J. E. Hosler Shirley

Community Notes From A Busy Local Social Informe

Davidson family and friends visit Mrs. Esther Pfeiffer who is ill. Several residents including Mrs. A C Pfeiffer and daughter Mrs. Eleanor Taylor call in Wooster and Eaton. Mentions of improvements, illnesses like tonsillitis, and a fall injury. The Clearview orchestra led by R L Crowe plays at a local play. George Palmer learns his sister and her husband were killed in Pennsylvania and leaves for the funeral.

P. H. Rogers Esther Pfeiffer A.C. Pfeitffer Wooster Eleanor Taylor Eaton Pfeiffer A. C. Pfeitter

Japanese man seeks to adopt wife’s name in California

Saburo Tachiki, in Merced, requests court permission to adopt his wife Narita's family name under a Japanese ancestral law that requires a husband to take the wife’s name when no male children exist to perpetuate it.

Merced Cal Saburo Tachiki Narita

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