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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 07, 1931
Page
2
Lois Corbin, a working girl, falls for Bruce Durand nephew of Chicago’s Durand family. After missteps including a dress theft accusation and Arlene’s meddling, Bruce deserts Lois for Arlene. Lois endures heartbreak, contemplates leaving, and seeks a new room as she faces uncertain prospects.
W A Blcos announces the appointment of Mr White as Western Sales Manager for the Oakland Motor Car Company effective immediately. White comes from Chevrolet where he held multiple sales roles over six years. O A Bathrick is named Western Sales Manager alongside the move.
A fragmented note discusses happiness versus wealth in the United States and compares it to Spain. The text mentions a companion named Women’s Name and reflects on national contentment beyond material goods.
Due to Prof Ward’s absence the Sunday evening service was postponed to Sunday May 8 for his illustrated lecture on the Life of Christ paintings. The Russi Pittsfield Farmers Institute officers met to plan the January sixth and seventh gathering in Pittsfield with committees and speakers to be announced. Also notes on the VTA meeting, Golden Glow Club social, and various local visits and dinners around Oberlin and nearby towns.
The November meeting of the Ladies Aid Society of the Congregational church was held at the church parlors with a social hour and a supper for 30. The Women's Missionary Society will meet on Friday November 18 at the church parlors to collect items for the Schauffler Missionary Training School. Also notes of visits and brief reports from local households and W C T U activities are included, with the next meeting set for December 1.
Refreshments were served at small tables. Aurel Peaster has shown some improvement after a month of illness. Dwight Miller, ill the past week, is improving nicely. William Newberry, ill with pneumonia, is reported to be improving. Mrs. Peter Ruth is quite ill at her son's home. Mrs. Thuth was 1 years old yesterday. Mrs. George Cooper is ill at her daughter's home. Mrs. Stumpf, 79, who fell weeks ago and broke her arm, remains bedbound with no improvement at her son John Herchler's home.
An itinerant trader named Trader Horn of Ohio passed through Wellington trading goods for cash and stopping at the A. P. Lincoln home for a tool exchange. Russell Kepler of Wellington, a star player for Ohio University, will play his final college game next Saturday when Ohio University faces Miami. Dad's Day will be observed on campus with MP and Mrs. Arthur Kepler planning to attend. Kepler plays today in Indiana against Du Paw University.
Miss Esther Althar of Bellaire Ohio visited Thursday with her sister Miss Laura Althar at the home of Mr and Mrs M B Strong. Mrs HK If turkee and daugh ter Laverne and Mrs Ts M Crowell and daughter Marla visited Mrs W C Thollin in Penfield. Robbi is convalescing from illness. Calendar of church services for Sunday November 8: Sunday school 10 AM, morning worship 11 AM with processional and choir selections, sermon The Dawn of Peace, communion service, offertory, and special songs including In Flanders Field and Only One Prayer Today. Brief notices: Mrs Minnie Tile and relatives visited in Ashtabula. Mr and Mrs M Denker of Cleveland dined with Mr and Mrs Perry Dawley. Mrs Myles from North Olmsted visiting. Hickenbottom family moved near Brighton. Harringtons moved to Cook Road beyond Fields Corners. Leo Harrington moved into former Edward Johnson home. Pomona Grange lecture hour, schoolhouse, Saturday afternoon. morning session for Grangers. Fred Hawke family moved to Serge Wright farm.
Ridgeville notes show Mrs J B Zulauf and daughter with Mru Frank Whitcomb of Cleveland visiting L B S group, Mrs M W Evans in Cleveland, Gordon Gewinkle and sister at dinner with HM Stacey, W A Schmittkens and Otto Burkley re elected to school board, C W Wiley family moving to Shawville road Knowles house, Mrs George Palmer in Elyria with her mother and cousin KF Knowles.
The Friendship Club and husbands enjoyed a masquerade party at Mr and Mrs John Stephens home on Cleveland road. Mrs T Butler won best dressed lady. After unmasking, couples played games and lunch featured orange and black decor with fortunes at the center and pumpkin pie doughnuts coffee and apples.
Wellington residents learn Judith Sherill of Sherlin is now a soloist on WTAM Cleveland after performing at a Columbus Student Artist recital. A Congregational church Woman's Association supper drew 140 guests with candy booth duty by Margaret and Jeannette Warner. Wheat prices rise to 68 cents, farmers hesitant to sell per L C Bradstock. Wellington High defeats Medina 7 to 1, its fifteenth straight win, Braun shines with long runs and key passes. Mrs O F Mantz was ill. Mrs Charles Sheldon attended Luncheon Bridge at Lena Dibble's.
A fragment suggests scholars link Methuselah's 960 years to periods of time such as lunar cycles and seven year spans. The note touches on how ancient calendars may have measured vast ages and signals a broader discussion among biblical students.
West Russia area notes show Mr and Mrs Ben Dudley visiting Cleveland relatives on Wednesday. Seaton Service indoor ball team entertained by Mr and Mrs Ervin Seaton with twenty five guests and an 8:00 dinner followed by a meeting and officer elections.
In the U S Senate on the 5th Senator Sherman introduced a bill chartering the National Telegraph Co with a ten million dollar grant. Names listed include Geo Senter E M Kove Geo B Walter Frederick Prentice James Sherman Stush By Sloan A H Markland J R Jones and others. Also notes local social and county events including Grange card party attendance and a Wellington Sheep Shearing Exhibition planned for May 15 and 16. obituary notice for Hon Daniel J Dickinson.
A Ben Jonson quip notes that a person who learns only from themselves has a fool for a master. It warns that even the wise can err without external counsel.
Fragmentary notes suggest a link between forest dwelling sloths of South America and a large ancestral ground slotha named Blotha believed to have lived in Curile Ceologie tp, indicating a possible evolutionary connection across habitats.
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