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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 08, 1934
Page
2
In wartime espionage circles at the Black Chamber, Greenleaf contends with coded messages, secret inks, and a suspected spy ring. Secretary Joel Carter and Mary Burns aid in deciphering German cipher dispatches while guarding a dangerous traitor’s trail as Greenleaf prepares a risky new lead.
Allyn Hanes of Wakeman announces the birth of a daughter ARlene Isabelle weighing 7 3 4 pounds. Mrs Elwell of Marblehead dies after a stroke. Henriettta Neighborhood club gathers at Bates home with many attendees. Philip Battenhouse digs a gas well on his farm. Pippert hosts a taffy pull party for children with a joyful evening.
Local notes record travel and visits in the Wellington and Sandusky area. People attended Friday Bible school sessions led by Rev Ralph Stoll at Calvary Baptist Tabernacle. Families and friends shared dinners and attended funerals in Wakeman Litchfield Elyria Oberlin Amherst Cleveland Marblehead and other nearby towns during the weekend.
Dr and Mrs R G Hagerman and others hosted a Sunday gathering for family and friends including Mr and Mrs John Bartholomew and daughter Emily of Berk y Michican and Mr and Mrs Jay Sharg with two sons at the South home in Cleveland. Other guests included W J Tavier and son Blay of Elyria at J H Catkins residence and Calia Bronson from Cleveland visiting her mother Minnie Bronson. Maynard Davidson spoke of past work in Chicago and Carolyn Geist of Lakewood visited her parents Otto and Mrs Geist.
Brownhelm held an organization meeting at the church basement electing Albert Secrest as president Marguerite Bacon secretary and George Reinhard treasurer The next meeting is set for November 13 with charter memberships open until December 1 A Prince of Peace Declamation contest will be held next Sunday at the hall with a High School participant to represent Brownhelm in the county contest Also a 4 H clubs party occurred at the High School auditorium with reports on trips to Chip Congress and refreshments for about fifty attendees.
In Spencer Nov The Suns das Schaut Primary department held a church party with varied amusements. Mrs Pear Hite received gifts on Tuesday evening. Ladies' Aid and missionary societies hosted an all day quilting and pot luck. Many deaths, illnesses, visits, and travels noted among local families including detroit sister passing and several neighbors visiting in Wellington and Elyria.
Mrs Minnie Touby and daughter Leona of Norwalk spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Charles Touby. Paul Woods of Shreve visited his mother Mrs Clara Woods as did Mr and Mrs C R Aldrich on a motor trip through Connecticut Rhode Island New York and Pennsylvania returning home late week. Mr and Mrs Charles King of Cleveland Heights and Mr and Mrs Claud Shaw of Lakewood visited their mother Mrs Nelson Fuller who is a patient at Lodi hospital where her condition has improved. Mr and Mrs Milton Wolf and daughter Evelyn spent Sunday in Nova with her parents Mr and Mrs George Fuller.
The Henriet ta Sewing Club gathered at Mrs H G Portman's home for a Thursday luncheon with members and two guests. Ladies Aid and church groups hosted gatherings, with prayers, dinners, pageants, and a rug making demonstration planned. A Maurer reunion marked the Myers Maurer nuptials as Paul Myers wed Carrie Maurer in Tuscarawas County.
Miss Lillian Eldred was surprised with a shower Saturday night in West Ridge Cove in honor of her upcoming marriage to Robert Silver of Elizabeth City. Hostesses were the Misses Martin Lanes Marian Pallas and Jean Wagner at Jean Wagner’s home. More than 30 guests attended with a brown and yellow decor and yellow daisies. Gifts, games, contests, and dancing followed. Prizes went to Margaret Pallas Leroy Gotro Mildred Pallas and Bob Mason. The guest list included several Eldreds Gotros Pallas and Toths among others.
Carlisle Grange 1502 hosted Pomona Grange on Saturday at their Oberlin road hall. A brief business session conferred the fifth degree on two candidates followed by a chicken dinner for 75. Officers and delegates to the State Grange were elected, with over a hundred attending from nearby communities.
Edith daughter of Vermilion visited with Mr and Mrs Louis Delefield Saturday afternoon. Adam Horn and family visited Brownhelm homes Thursday. Henry Fieman of South Amherst spent Thursday at Fred Bauman’s. Albert Schneider of Berea called on Mrs Katie Weidman Tuesday. Carl Bates L W Kothe and Harold Coates attended Pomona Grange at Carlisle Saturday. Lena Gegenheimer and others visited Mrs John Bauman Friday. Welson Carl Reusser and Richard Hick of Cleveland spent the weekend with the Reussers.
Elyria residents hosted a stream of visitors and social occasions on Sunday and over the weekend. Local families entertained relatives including Richards, Pope, Penfound, Schaible, and Eldred at various homes. Several attended church gatherings, funerals, and a football game in Cleveland, with numerous kin and friends listed among host families.
In a concise note the history of Athens is traced through the fifth century B C. The city’s ascent is framed as a moment of cultural bloom which ends by 490 B C with ruin, marking a swift transition from growth to decline in the ancient polis.
Rev. R oC Jensen invites Lexion and Auxiliary of Sout Amherst Pout to Armistice services at the Methodist church Sunday at 11 oclock. Members meet at club rooms and proceed together. South Amherst Dramatic club hosts at Allan and Mary Thompson home Thursday evening. Methodist Ladies Aid hosts at church parlors Thursday afternoon. Lesson Auxiliary volunteers clean town hall rooms Thursday morning for Armistice party Monday Nov 12. Mr and Mrs Jerry Bell visit Mrs Mary Kolb. M T M Club bridge party in Oberlin. Mrs Lodi Gibson visits Amherst residents Jacob and Mary Muth this weekend.
Novembers’s social notes list numerous visits and greetings. Mrs Don Swartz A remains at Cleveland Clinic while friends and relatives send well wishes. several families in Berlin Heights Elyria Eaton New Baltimore and Eisra share visits and hospitality across the area. The piece also references a long-ago territorial history and a legislative session with disputed recognition.
An advertorial claims external remedies are ineffective and presents Hem-roid Tablets as a harmless internal treatment for piles. It attributes piles to internal blood congestion and asserts the product both heals and restores affected parts. The ad promises a money back guarantee if not satisfied. Phillips' Cut Mate and other druggists endorse obtaining a bottle today.
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